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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-05

A BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcT.-Labor.-Why
man oi idIeness, labor rocked you in the
cradle, and has nourished your pampered
life; without il, the woven silks and wool
upon your back would be in the fold. For
tho meanest thing that ministers to human
want, save the mir of heaven, man is ndebt-
ed to toll; and tven the mir, by Gods ordna,
ton, is breathed by labor. 1t is only the
drones who toll not, who iniest the hive of
activity like masses of corruption and decay.
The lords of the earth are working men who
can build up or cast down at their will, aud
who retort to the sneer of the 'solt hand by
pointing to their trophies, wherever art,
science, civilization, and humanity are known.
Work on man of toll! thy royalty is yet to
be acknowledged as labor rises onward to
the highest throne Of power. Work on and
in the language OF the true poet he
"a glorious man! and thy renown shah be
Borne by the winds and waters thro' all time
While there's keel to carry II on til. sea,
Ern a.nIau .Al...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10
CIVILIZATION IN JAPAN

A late copy of the London Times contains
the following suggestive and pleasant article
upon the aspect of things in Japan, exhibited
at the opening of Jeddo to Foreigners, and
draws an instructive comparison between the
state of civilization existing there and that OF
England -
Nineteen centuries ago the citizens of Rome
were one morning astonished with the news
that Caesar had landed with his lcgions in
Britain. Separated from the whole world.
the Ultama Thule of the human race, and
known only by the report of Tyrian merchants
and Gallio pedlars, it added new world ia
the horizon of Rome All eyes turned to the
white cliffs that rose in those stormy and mon.
ster-haunted Show for pearls and prett,
slaves, rings and bracelets of spun gold, curl
Gus baskets, tin and copper to cheaper bron
zes, magnificent Britons to figure in process
sions or at hall doors, and perhaps. in tn,
lapse of ages-but it must be very distant. ~
fresh readers for Virgil and Horace. The,
imagined all this with prophetic sagacity, bu
little did they imagine that present Englanl
and Rome, which need not be described, anc
which passes description. Yet Rome, ON tn,
whole, played a great and by no means
briei part in this isle. She nobly met he
mission. For nearly five centuries she wai
giving us her arms aud her arts, her language
her laws, and finally her religion. 1t is our
turn now to hear that remote empires anC
vast portions of the human race, hitherto az
separate as if they belonged to another spher,
have suddenly been added to the communit,
Of nations After China, with its three hun
dred millions, Japan, with population n,
/ larger than that of those isles, may seem n,
such bulky addition to the human brother
hood; but, if China was separate and un
known, Japan was ten times more so. That
like China, it was once nearly Christian, tina
the Portuguese spoilt that promise, that tn
Japanese had strong family resemblance T.
the Chinese aud made the same sort of ware
that they had an ecclesiastical as well as
! civil King, and two capitals, one Of which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10

Paradiso' II indeed it be the Paradise pic
tured by our correspondent, we incur a sori-
Gus responsibility and some very unpleasant
comparisons by loaping over its walls and
planting ourselves in the midst Of it, If ever
British civilization was fairly tested it is in
such virgin soil and such excellent material
as Japan Unfortunately, there has never yet
been an exception to the law by which the
superior civilization corrups and destroys the
lower. But surely something may be done
to mitigate, if not wholly arrest, this pro-
cess. Europe has many things to answer for
IL no sooner found a New World than it spoilt
and destroyed it. May that crime not be
repeated in Japan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10
4Hrotral
S1OOPRocLAMArIoN


ID IL - y - Il VI a - ~ o
~ ND...,. .---
NhEht H. MhDlC Al GU RES
10y 'N' "pp"e"u'n oi Professor NHAS- ptHRAtus
H. /. H. G ~ Y ~ ar
~, W.. f,L,5t,.,, - Dt.5-,.,.t
90 "' '"''''''"'' ~ fN'"HtTH'H amt ric'aHy.
propose to cure almost instlutaucously. individuals
U 't'd with Headache, Neuralgia, Chill Fever, Aguc,
.'he the ulroN fsm is oHJ Rheumatism and all Bron
el,aI Affections
propose tl check audi ccctuay dissipate more ache
aid pawn. aud t1 accomplish nearer aud more perfect
equilibrium Call Che circulating Huli. u thc human
system faau can De Effected by any other or all other
methods oimedeal lII Zoo thc same space of time the
Do. s,c. tauH-.I'. being iudlcs.
u' h1t urlpH. tl Uuro rrc4 disease hut 900 such as
eye .ur'lc by onY combination of mod. appliance
My Electric OIL operates ou chemical and c.ect. prime
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10

"
US preferred the Japan of the imagination to
, any particulars that might have transpired
through Dutch merchants and American skip
pers. Neither of these were likely TO solve
the thick mystery that hung over those strange
islands of Niphon and Ncso. and others with
unpronounccabo names. There was a sacred
volcano, a sacred city. and a sacred King a
sort of Pope, dwelling in Rome Of his own,
and getting on very amicably with a Caesar in
arms. How did Church and State hit it of
so ploasantya Even the British Constitution
might get another wrinkle" from such clov-
err politicians. Then the japanese we're ira
ders and men Of peace their islands and their
climate were not so unlike our own nor was
their personal aspect quite 30 Tartaric as that
Of their celestial neighbors. They were said
10 be prosperous and peaceful; to want moth
ing, and in general to be everything that the
rest of the world is not.
However, we don't stand exclusiveness.
We hold that the world is made for us all /;
and so we have gradually edged, and finally
pushed our way close up to the city Of Jeddo,
through rows Of iunks, abreast of green bat
tcrics, and dropped our anchors where barba-
uau ship was never seen before. We took
advantage of panic, and did it with rush
While we were concluding matters up the
Peho the Russian and American Plenipotcn-
tarics were off with brcathess haste TO Ma
gasak. 20 reap the first fruits of our harvest.
They got start enough to get all they wanted,
and give time for a reaction However, Lord
Elgin was not far behind and when he came
mp he capped the achievements of his brother
plenipotcntiaries, and got for them more than
they had vcntured to ask for themselves.
SO, with the "Opon, Sesame, with a little
resolution, we have rent the curtain of ages.
Captain Osborn reports that there must be "a
channel and mp they all steam. The noun
tain side opens. and European eyes rest on
objects never seen before but on cups and
sauccrs. and never to be seen, as many be-
lievcd, till the contamination of all things,
the Millennium, or the great mastering for
the battle of Armageddon Lord Elgin went
ahead; the bigger ships followed the day at-
ter they bring "A handsome present with them,
which they wisely judge worthicr to be dcliv-
cred In the presence of an imperial city than
at "a distant outport they come with peaceful
bearing, except that they heed no signals
they receive the courteous Japanese officials
with equal courtesy but the spectacle ITALICS
SO exactly with the terrible reports from the
opposite shores of China that in q moment
Japan throws away its palladium of perpetual
isolation. Jeddo is at once European 10 is
true there are the white temple pcrchod on
cliffs, the high matched cottages, the green
batteries, the square-rigged iuuks, and the
intcrminahlc city but these are now only the
decorations of pageant in which British
gunship tows a dozen boats full of soldiers
and sailors, bearing Co his lodgings in Jcddo
a British nobloman, accompanied by some
frightened Japanese officials he lands and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10
McutcuI.
X THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
w DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of RoNbury, has discovered In nm.
OF our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.


Pmpic.
lie has tried IL IN over eleven hundred cases and move,
failed except in two cases both thunder humor Icbs
ne, all within twenty miles " BOSTON "'
Two bottles warranted TO cure nursing SORE po
one ~ three bottles will cure the worst kind pmpc,
Two or three BOTTLES will cure the system ofbon.
Two BOTTLES are warranted TO cure the caukcr in
the mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the wor.,
kind of Erysipcas. '''
One to vobotucs arc warranted 10 cure all bumor in
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the ,,,
and botchcs among the hair.
-Four to Six bottles arc warranted TO corrupt and
One bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to the worst
kind of ringworm.
Two or three BOTTLES are warranted to cure the mos,
desperate case " rheumatism.
Three 20 four bottles warranted 10 cure slrhrar
Five TO eight bottles will cure Che worst case of sco1
A benefit Is always experienced from the first t,,t
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
s taAcn
Roxuruy, Mass.
DEAN MApAN,-Th reputation " the Medical Di.roy
y the unanimous voice NJ all who have used b. shat
need mot say auythug ON the subject the most ki
u physicians and the most careful druggists in tho
ln presenting hc Medical Discovery to your notice.
do Do with rIl nowl,dre of i curative powers. in e.
Loving all, ard curing most " those diseases to which
you are unfortunately s0 liable. That most cxcrucstnr
NURSING SORE MOUTH
s cured as II hy miracle, your own temper s restored
200 IFS natural sweetness and your babe from short srd
llofui maps tn clIu lud sweet sumhers and hc Mod.
60. Discovery become. fountain Of blessings 90 your
CANKER
be extends Go thc stomach causing
SpEpSrA
which 5. nothing hut cauher Che stomach then 60 Che
KIDNEYS.
creating sinking, gone crug, aud 800 indifference even
10 int cares ni Nuuf iNlNI'N 1nIIf stomach
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10
4 DALES OF WRAPPING TWGNE AND
ID WICKING Tor sale hy STO1tiS FULLER

4 DALES OF WRAPPING TWINE AND
ID w1cKiNG, for sacby srolRs FULLER
w !. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman King Nam
Street opposite the Brick Church
PALMER & GRANLIN have just opened new
stock Of Groceries, &C., which they viii hc happy to sell
on the most reasonable terms, comprising ..,,
sUGARS--all kinds; MOLAsSES and SYRUP
TEAS-all kinds best in town COFFEE-Goycmmcnt
Java in Packets, assortment iu Bags, Ground In bulk
and papcrs5 s0APs-cqmmon Bag Stoves q PAYS VS.
Chemical CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and shaving IObAG-
COAL kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smohngi SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds from
short Skies TO Plantations SPlCES-ioppcr spice
Ginger, Cassa, Gloves, Nutmcgs, laisius, Curraus,
Figs. Citron; EXTRACrS--Lcmou and Vanilla; Sal
cratis, common and Soda; Cream Tartar, Rice, Mus
tard Pcppcr Sauce kotchur. Olive OH Tor table. Ger
kns an Kinds, Pipes Lamp Olaud Candlcs Butter and
Table salti con flsH--Salmon, Mackorcl and Her
ring. PORK, Hams and Lard Choose Tubs, Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards. Brooms, Pals shoycls and Hoes
BOOTS 81 SHOES-common and fine Oycrals, Green
Jackets. Sc. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS CASH JOHN GtANLtN.
Montpelier, june II. 1886. 9l'U
/ GAIT SALT 5000 bags Dairy Salt,
= 400 BUSH Crystal Rock do. Tor grinding 5000 bush.
2 and Canada do at the pEror SronE and iqr sale
hv STORRS 81 FULLER.
ny T. As TIE As &c.
1 y chests New Crop Teas. % boxes Tobacco.
OBJ boxes Basius. % Candles.
Receiving and for sale at the Dgror srone, BY
March l6, 1858. SroRRS q FULLER.
K 600 LBS. SUGARS. received and
- OOO receiving from New York, at reduced
prices, hy SIOltRS 4 FULLER.
Onn KEGS EAGLE NAILS. for sale
A-OO by SroHRS d FULLER
june "a, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10
HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PBEPA-
4 RATION OF
HIGHLY CONCENTEArED COMPOUND FLUID

urcury CoNcrNruArrD coNrporrNn rrrtD
80
LNl"AC4 hNCHO'
for DFns" OF o. hW'H'f' hm7'Hs "W'r., Dnop'E
y f0f",A'eN' O1siffcfoNN' Nc,itt "'''lst' fe"i"f
to""a'"a' ana %, "'',''' ~ me
Nefw oYa@,
Arising from ENcosscs and lmprudcnccs in life, and re-
moving al Improper Discharge from Che Bladder, Aid
NJ b. % r. q VI J. u,
From whatever cause they may have originated
G,,q Helih and Iigo1 TO tis frame. and B,oa to the
Paihd Cheeh
-, -. - -
IL cure. Nervou- ana dominated sufferers aga remo'e
A. t.' pl'n' "in'nt R,n WIS pc toJlu iIs'l
i i" ?, W. "a wv NJ 80 go, !" ~ ,.l.' IN AZ,
cS Wc,t %,c Tc,ohI'r ni '9''J n ", 1f
D,oh Mn, s,,st cai nc, 5ivtlcto, i Dil Oh
~ X'i m i, -i ,'- W y, H. 'i nI
M SIN, GG Rr, ,i, .r 'N N Jus
Sm6,omS. Hot H,n5.. FnsdidFa Of The Body Dl"6l.
of me skin, pallid Countcnaucc and Emruous Oh the
Face, Pain u the Back. Heayuoss OF the Eyelds Fire.
quntly Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Tenn
porary sufusiou and Loss of sight Want II Attention.
Great Mobility ltcstlCssness, with Horror " Society,".
Nothing IS more Desirable to such Patient, than so
tude, and Nothing they more Dread for Fear OF Them
selves no eposo Of Manner, mo- harncstncss, no Spec
ulauon but a Hurried Transition from one Question to
another
lhese symptoms, lI allowed 10 90 on-Whieh this med
ieine in,ara3f remove s--,ogh follows i1SN or POW.
hh fAlOl ~ ana ElILhf iIC flIa-n one Of
winch the patient may expire VINO can say that these
eNcessc, are NOT frequently followed by those diref dis
eAiesi NS'SN 9nt Nr lioN ihe rec
J br cnNs1-tipti6I l' .,n L, 'l , iAg"9 ,
,-,.,i 10 ma. ,..,-,tt, ~ - -, M - ~
i ~. ~ ',i n ~ y , ,,' ' nus
n,,liy soIicp and o,,itd d.tit,,to-,,itlr Ni,,b r
tiref c,cr yisit SholJ .nrrJ nf wv, ,oin w o, nv
h, T.; i '.,ii '''"'" '""""' W wv '"''e "'''''
swim ,,,f ,,,,s,r,s ,, ,ici
t,,'.,li,. .,,,,,J KY 80 ti.i-i 80
Dchi;t, h. mo- tor,iiJo ad a. h,i', ,h.l .
, I,5 ~, ' 'i,' "u ,'s ", lug ,lGus'ngs
,,,I,,, ~ MANI, ,ol.i, ,.,,,tt I, ,., H. ,,J H. ~
nsr af tli "''' '''' '''''''' ~ '' '' 'u'u ny INC
TVF4IITRJE BEUEDV
II von arc inform. Mn ,,,, ~ 10 49, .
ailments Tho FTifjD i5pfI{ ACT pi-CITt, ii ,,'B
yo,, Tr, H. and io ,,,,t io,l ~ IL, - VIII '"''
NM. ,n8 ny ,,' ,,, ~,.r,,,',,s IA '',,' D -
u e.c , w., ae tie. J"a ~ NON DoCl2ns,
know and avoid Them, and save Iong SuG,rirg Mo-,
and Evpos,tro by senli,,o ar ,sui,- fr ho,,I ~ ,h
ponpiaf anI S,fD BI,uso '''''7 ''' '''''' o' 'N''
II aiiays all XIII and inq,,Si,atior Is ,orto,i, Mo-.
ant in is taste aud odor but Immediate in lis action
IlELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Isweparcd directly according to the Rules Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10

(tHAINS AND NECKLACES
~ Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. Necklaces,
Lockos, Nc-a large lot just received and be- sold
reduced prices hy A.. MEAD.
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@omffoe, ecm 2. Cftober 1855

pritenoen Slid. Sbr feb nod 01uineu aus
Der Der 3e't 6rteOrldS 0ss 3weiteu? frugte er bas
ga, Sire, mir butten nod bas Slid, benz
9roBen &0ulg gu 0ienen, ia9te bet @uhellan i'm
relnten. selduii8len 6ran56liI4. Desbal6 lit
nnS m aud Die @bre gu Gbeil 9eworben, ben bei-
lt9en 0tubelte peS s'pBen S6nis8 5u bemaden,
uno lbn por leoer llnbiu gu lGiisen.
DER yFame beS 9rpBen RSni98 ilt in tieIeul
Sanle Sdus 9enn9, a9te ytupOleon baItis.
Wfe'ne Soloaten baben @brfurdt ppr Der nab
ren @'rSBe, iie werpen es niht masen, Dies Sei=
l9tbum gu entweiben. fyiibren Sic mid, neiu
6teunO. 9aiien Sic midi baS Wobn5iumer
SbreS aSni3S ieben.
Stre, beS lebl9en a0ui8s ? fraste Der @ae
ltellan. s-... . ..@
9fapOleon lddelte. Sd oenfe wcbG bier auf
SanSlouct 9lbt eS nur Ginen SGuis, 1agte ct,
nnO Oa8 tlt 6rieDri4 Der .3ueite, Sn lein
WObn5lmmer aiO!
(6ortlebun8 fol9t)
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Dffttet Wp. TO SpMtbnrGBe.
Dtele d1te unb iptbe StfCe Sert6cr auI un6 VI
beln es8ea Usrluf pber y Gabt8ung ppn Seuer
~ tbr bteen Staten mad benz Ylane Gegenjetttat I'm
unTesfusun8 unb 8epdHr Ntfp's 3immerleuen unts
beTrtebtgenSeE 13ebtn9uueen.
5rHnpfddStgber, webe TIT Der yGduitable Office"
6era taosa eae we 9erantpp prfltfrtt ais fur cen BE-
ras brer OepOltten unb bem abIauf pcteeu tnb e
gum &mp e'ner SaarDipDube Is Yrp3ent berste
Oas gHblltum miro pemit bEfbf stnSIabeu auf uasger
SfRee, NO. ~ SOutbfr pprsulpteen pm YrnSp na
rslsm vis @selQafI OeR@rt ar uub beutIiG paSaees3
pirb. GOiroftcrer.
3bp mas 8eIGp GbareS R. @drrpa, Wfi6det 2Barner,
g9tatam aaennebn, Auhu SenfinS, Danel Oatl,
0entp 6eman, BENJAMIN Deiprb, fpbert u. DGbbt
J1meS SrGsier Sdmutl 2irbp, Dante 2Ddrfelb
Braneis u. 6 r:ppt, SfaSmtRer,
~ puab y. SDnes, Setretur,
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SeDlasmnssa

Dee st6sIt6e ,,Galttm0re gDedsr" erf1ttat
tt6ea 9tprBtn Unit AuSnabme bee SDnntaes) unb
tOltet @entS per QBp6e, an bic Griser tabtbar.
Der geeder" tptrb ebenfaaS In gDaibnetUn un6
g9heeltns tseIt@ pur@ ETdser ban abonnsulsn
tts 9aus beferst.
Durb bic 9Df psrfeusst tDfst Der tdet9s ,,g9eder"
$500 per Sabr, tn WnbtbtH9ter 0prauS be.
EGbIune.
mS- Das u p'6enbI.dtt t bts Baltimore Wefer
trlpeint ieben 5reiaa unAa atSiet Ger 81 itn un6e-
btngter 8pransbeSablnn8
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FERNS.

=ns daily s6AL fILIoRE WEKCERs is publish
oJary morning (ckcept Sunday and is deliveress
Carriers TO City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mailsubscribers of the daily wEcKER
So. so in advance.
E4s- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ia nubI,.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annus and SI per
months in advance. P'-.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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(ScfcD0ftS:GErUttUlln0

Gas, D18 btIIl0 re aIIer Vtdlter
aSer nur FIR Dentsen, wels @ Die asrEbren uub n6tbi
gen 8prridtGn9en ron earles S una bubn 0fe ppu
g. fillmore unp SrputardBe GnDatfen, ~ "
Dtsaen Seeunten unp Setannteu fpwte bem 9ublifum
berbdupt erlaube t mir bic Ssmeriuna 3u maea ba be
mir BON Der reean Seeteaune bic ebe iein fam neil
ale %rbeen burd mstns ti9ensn 6Gnbe sepcn
7- 9spard uren, iUwte pnis NfeiaI.arbeen perb, Id
70 Gael ale mD9ltG beIGr9tn.
2tusi 4.3mt Gb1s. urabubr
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SrpDfEStus(SDn1i1nnm

Die Sffee Der 1ensrG"Aeentur Der 8tSefsn.Gpmpaonis
brRe M an Der Sfe BON @pares unp Spmbarphr unb mire
Aeb uber AueS mas ben Anaut Qpts uno bu Nnton
pCnSGusrn In SrpStpa betr berGttptlse auSfunt ertb
Sspt2isS W. has. 10. &Otbe, General.Iatnt sa
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sesransseseben oun gebnanasr's sSittpe.
s. e 90 le { o 1t.
0iapplepn I'M OelItftblaltb.

Qouife WHblba6.
3weite Nbtbeilnng. .-t
WapOleDn II. GGntgtn 9ntfe.
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bebonoelt

allie GrGHfbCtten nnent1eI0Iid
Or Baatee wirb tefpnbers @ufmertIamfeit ouf
fDeeube ue6el perwenben: 6uRn, Grfduratn, @uS,e6s
funa Sriuu SnRuen3 IRbmG, 2uftrStruentslnbuua unb
anbere 9urG6ren unS 2uuesnbe @let6taas ptrb er NIT
ean beipnoerem 5eise ale 5atubd bebanbeIn ais 5a.
ipeb Serrp5eIn Rp2umatsmus, (bBi9en wte rsmifden)
NeuralSe S&legFus Gpilepe (6du Orrbpbenj, aOlbene
&beru NIB ale Nrten aaenbel Q5erbef6werben nnb rdn.
feen eeGrme besglehea dae drpniiden Rranbeiten
ber @cbarme; Daget2en aGe Onti2en Rranfbetten bes
Deibii6en @ebedte5, dn5beipnoere pibmet ben In.
gen. unb Sbreus uebeln fene AuimertIamett u. tGit
fets ene pprtrehltde AusGabt BON wunbsrSOuen
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Notbwctne, BDrtuetae, Malaga, @faheira
and nod anOsre sasbr, aerineer better Qu al ttat
faufen tei y. s. lin n
z.,- - Hr. 5 Wertb @atifrdse
tDtfhen Baltimore u. SaaetteRr
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Wlinerals9Sa0er Mno %5aflapartlla.

"a Gtab!ifeinent: Il 3Dame5itr, (5cls $DHt).
I'D Da bic 3e pa IT, 400 pbi9s Artttel IN eber }Grbl9aft
nptbDenb9 fup, fp ;ei8e t oeH tcNei pubrn tttrmtt
bas td) ua@ ptc bas bette WneralDaer GaAa>
partla faerre unc baB DdGen lgd 0ur ete Stapi
eeh2n unp bel netnFn 8unbsn sprfr, den.
&8. SD bin t,tn gambler IN tteien drten. feubern ia.
br 3ire tie Ielbf. SpRn Qubeder.
B- Nd aaBtparts beIOree s& 5tsGaaBcn per 6tsn6d9n
peer DGmPfi1,f ha9 ir9gEp eirem Didpc. uiltt Omit
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@rpcereis 2seine, eianors &c.
-ar. M. Schneider Il Comp,
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BEN. a. E. A. wHITLOCK & co.
WOOIIens.
WILSON G. HUNT d CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to 80 Park Place,
s. c. HERRING 4 Co.'s Patent Champion safes

$. c. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TJNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bestowing their patron
that exhibit all
stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway No 25 Of Murray street.
Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
enlargement OF their factory will enable ths suscr
keep all stock Of fire and burglar
safes than other establishment in the world Particular at
be had constructing safes for private families match
furniture for the security of plato and jewelry
Also
keep hand and make order all kinds OF chests vault
vaults Halls powder proof locks for banks
bank lock and Cyges
patent letter lock, without key.
'f.-U.. S. c. HERRING K CO.,
Nos, 1876, 1877 and 1879 Water street. and
No. 25l broadway corner Murray ST., New York,
T. C0YIE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, u. G.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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