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YEW METHOD OF PRINTING.
from the london Critic


A curious description of method Of printing
invented by ourneynan printer named Chevallicr and
called by him neosraphy, given few days ago to
the members of the Cce dc la Presse StfYue The OBJ
ject the inventor had in view to obtain printing
faces of better quality than stone zinc, any other
substance hitherto used, and moreover, to get inn
pressons of different colos by single operation instead
Of bringing the sheet under the press several times The
podas orand is follows The figures characters to
be produced drawn upon stuff or any other
which may be penetrated by liquid the ink used for
the purpose composed Of lamp black Indian ink gum,
sugar. and salt. This DONE the side which
the figures have been drawn receives slight coating Of
gutia pecIa and when this is dry the surface s washed
Now since the ink is composed of soluble matter this
will wash off, and the gutta pcrcha which covered the
characters and which therefore does not adhere TO the
stuff washes off too, by which the stuff becomes
surface which is only penetrabe by liquids in those places
where the characters drawn and perfectly mocDe
tbe everywhere else This done the wrong side of the
stuff receives The ink a1d colos which to for
printing while the sheet is laid the right side. I'm
der the action of tho press the ink and colo penetrate
through the unprotected places and clear impression is
obtained. Instead of applying the ink and colors as
stated permanent kind Of cushion, made much like the
balls formerly used for linking type and properly charged
with ink colo, may be placed under the stuff and
thus many sheets may be worked off before 1t is ncccs
sary to renew the ink This invention has cost M. Che
WALLER six years of labor and trouble to render it prac
tically useful
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Question were there any loose papers the door Of

Question. We're there any loose papers the floor OF
the room!
Answer I do not think there was
Question. Where the glass lnmp, sa
Answer 1t was on the shelf
Question, How did you carry the candle after light
ing itf 47
Answer had unscrewed the bottom from the lamp,
and carried the lamp in hand and the candle in the
other thrust UP into it,
Col Kane testified being the fire. but all that he
knew Of its origin from the reports. He had no
doubt that it had originated in the messengers
He had regarded the watchnen all good men Weine
man was in the position under Gen Marriott.
but he had removed him, and he re-appointed by
Collector Thomas He also testified that person In the
deputy collectors would be unable TO fire
in the messengers rntil it had made considerable
progress.
Col. John f. Toole custom house auditor who in part
occupies this room, testified to the effect.
Geo Reilly, ap Inspector testified that he at the
fire a short Time after the alarm given. He met
Reynolds at the door, who related to him what he had
detailed in his testimony, aud also that Weinemsn
was insensibe, sufocatiug lie then got ladder and
ted to get ia through side window to him, but
unable to do
Policeman VIM. Pindell testified to the discovery of
the fire. in substance the the preceding witnesses
and also that he had first succeeded in getting Wene
man. who lying In the hall the Lombard street
door and that he dragged him to that door, when he
assisted by persons there in carrying him to the Of
flee of DIR. Hintze. 1tet @ @a
The examination here closed when Collector Ma
observed that he discovered nothing ia the evil
dence going to show that Wenenan had not fully and
faithfully discharged his duty, anything tending to
show him in the least responsible for the disastrous
currencc, he would at rcnsatc him SO far as the
others--Reynolds and Gawthrop-wcre concerned, he
would express opinion. but continue them suspended
and forward the result of the examination to the depart
ment at Washington, and should the Secretary then
fer the subject TO him for definite action, he should dis
pose of it in such manner as in his Judgment the in
terests of the government aud the circumstances de-
Inanded. Nt
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AN INTERESTING RELIC or THE LAST WAR
WITH ENGLAND.
(From the Deroi, Free Press, Sept, IA.

r. u
Last Saturday, dragging the river in
front Of Mr. II. w. Hudsons warehouse their grappers
took hold of something Of such weight that IL i'm
possible for them to raise it, Consequently vessel
procured with good capsan and the wonder revealed
itself in the shape OF huge anchor weighing, by est
nation, not less than three thousand pounds. But
greater wonder then whence this huge
chor 1t peculiarly shaped its shank being thirteen
feet long, with ukes hooks of not than three
feet 1t covered by deposit from the water to the
depth of an eighth of inch, thus forming o scale,
which also covered by coating Of petried matter,
assimating to stone. Attached to the anchor
piece OF its cable which three coil fve-inch Manila
hawser nlad between each coil with spun
yarn OF the hawser utterly rotten and fell
TO pieces on being handled One of the points of the an
chor had been broken at sometime and repaired What
adds to the mystery of this wonder is that lake craft
ever use heavy anchor its weight being sufficient
for ordinary going vessels When found it was living
about ono hundred rods from the wharf M .
1t is the generally received opinion by those who have
this curiosity that it was lost by one Of Commo-
dore Barclay vessels during the war of 1872 and the
circumstances that tends most strongly to sustain this
supposon is that the supplies for those vessels were
sent out from England aud the British Admiralty not be-
ing sufficiently well informed of the wants of the Lake
fleet sent such supplies they in the habit Of send
ing to other squadrons Consequently this huge and
uncouth anchor put aboard one of their vessels,
from which it probably Lost in the above position
The American squadron knew what they wanted, and
could get their supplies any time that it IL not prob
able that any Of them lost this it cannot be supposed
that they would have carried 1t.
Mr. Hudson has left the anchor his wharf where
the curious can inspect It,
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THE PROGRESS or THE COUNTRY UNDER
DEMOCRATIC RULE-WOULD 1T BE AC-
CELEBRATED UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF
THE OPPOSIIION2
lrrom the Richmond Exaniucr, Sept. lo.l

The democracy OF the country are contendng against
tc zoe whose owed principles ana purposes are conpre-
hcnaed IN the term Ppoa~ 10 put down the demo
cratic party ana place the government m the hands OF the
oppooh seems DC the ohy est Oh potica orthodoxy
now required py Inc EDITORS ana pohtclans with whom
We aisSree on the leading quessons OF federal pohtcs
Inc question mas oeen olIen asked VIVA. would the COIN
ry DO hkey 70 gam py ahe aeeat ana ahhhiiaon OF The
democfacy Us parry hut as YET no satisfactory re-
sponse mas peeh mace 70 IL, ouch poicil revolution
Wouu result ~ ANah'ae 20 many individuals VINO nave
long oeen hunsens anu ehiistns aiter the fesh pots
Oh rSype no'n gooa ana p"i men would no doubs
gam pages, ana po.h eooa ana paa men would lose
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NEW DEMOCRATIC NEWsp4PERS IN INDIANA
[rrom the Indiana Sentinel. |

1t gives pleasure to not, the establishment of several
democratic papers within the past few weeks, which
promise to be valuable and effective coabores for the
advancement of sound democratic principles We have
already noticed the Presage, at Bloomington the Anti
Bolter at Vernon; the Democrat at Huntingdon; the
White County Jacksouan, and the Pulaski Democrat
at Winnemac.
In addition, mention more recently established,
the Columbia City News Whitley county, edited by T..
L. Graves csq the Howard County Citizen, at Kokomo,
edited by Joseph c. Jones, esq., and the Democratic Ex
posor, at Rensselaer,, edited by J. A. Berry, esq.all
good-appearng papers geographically, and conducted
with spirit and ability Inc establishment of this
bor of democratic papers within very short period is
certainly healthy pol teal sign, and indicative of
the continued permaEcncy of democratic principles and
policy. We wish cotemporaries the most abund-
ant success, both pecuniarily and politically.
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INTERESTING FROM CHLNA--TKE AMERICAN
TREiTY g5g

The Friend Of China gives the following as the
principal provisions of the American treaty signed
the 18th of June, at 1ensen by Mr.. Reed, the
part and by Kwclliang and Hwashana on the other
The treaty comprises twenty nine articles, Of
which repeat the stipnations of the old treaty,
Article L. Provides for general peace, and stipulation
for good Offices Of the United States in Of difficulty
with other powers
Art. O. Provides for the deposit and record Of the
treaty at Pekin and Washington.
Art g. The official publication of the treaty at Pekn
and in the provinces by imperial autlority.g
Art. A. Direct correspondence with obligation to
knowledge and answer) of the minister of the United
States with the Prvy Council Prime Minister at Pekn
Art g. Right of annual visit and soourn, at his own
pleasure tme of the United States minister at Pc
kin journey either to be by the Peiho, overland from
Shanghae and to be provided for by Chinese govern
ment, well with an official residence at the capital
His suite not to consist Of more than twenty exclusive
of Chinese attendants His official intercourse to be with
the Pvy Council of its members deputed for that
purpose agI At aes 4ss4l s
Art g. Permanent residence at Pckin if the samo priv
ilegc is conceded to other powers.
Art T. Equality of rank in official correspondence
Art g. Interviews of ministers with governor general
governors &c., always to be at official residences. In
terviews never TO be denied. a8@4tlEE
Art o. Interviews on terms OF equality of naval com
mandcIs with officials of highest rank. Suppression OF
piracy. sai fsE~
Art 49, Right to lease property without any interven-
tion Of officials. Designation of open ports. ones
being Swatow and Taiwan in Fonnosa and any other
granted to English French Russians Clandcstine and
contraand trade prohibited. Opium to be prohibited
allowed according TO Chinese law
Art Ia. The United States to pay higher duties
than the s.most favored nation. !"
Art Is. Tonnage duties not higher than imposed on
the most favored nation double tonnage duties abolish
ed Prospective application Of tonnage dues to beacons
lightho sc.
Art I6. Regulation Of pilots
Art 20. Time Of paying duties to be paid In Sycee
foreign money consus not to give up papers before du-
ties are paid
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"A Brutal INCIDENT. On Monday afternoon a dray to
which was attached noble looking horse, started from
the landing at the foot OF Broadway with load contain
ing three hosshesd Of potatoes thirty barrels weigh
lug over 5000 pounds, just landed from steamer. AT
the present low stage of water and the long and steep
ascent to climb, il load for two strong horses but
the faithful animal laid himself to his work, and in an
angular direction succeeded in reaching the brow of the
lndng the foot OF Sycamore street without pause
rest when he fell to the ground dead bis ndomita-
bic spirit had not succumed but his heart had broken
In the struggle The indignation of those who had wit
nessci tlie affair at time bodcd omnousy for The
drayman who had inhumnnly oyeraxed the power of
the poor horse (fRcinadi Commercial
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Light lines mnke square, Iongor
proportion
twice thrice will be charged S7 cents FOR each
insertion i the first Advertisements week 10 the daily 60
cent? each Insertion Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates
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mosa As regards the question OF compensation for
property destroyed at Canton do not hear that any
thing arranged.
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special Notice To subscribers.

Payment Tor subscriptions sdyenca
the viii always be dconurucd
subscribed r unless VIII sy.n
vhe their Subscriptions o expire
al tho subsoribcrs,
OF the pgbl her Or lAe JAiou.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
WHEAT TIIRASHERS

,ENuE UNDERESTIMATE having boc"m" Agents for the
Schon.Ctady Agricultural Works Will Keep constantly
On hand snle at ihrir Patent Improved Halfway Hurss
Pow Ihrahr aud >erararrs Combined ihrashcrs aud
mowers Ans TLra,hug machine received the ri L
rRlMlti the New York state Fair IN elh aud c''nn
nas 10 give good sartion to ali who have used them
lllE HORSE POW RS made strong, and
~ that rclunts the travel "nll about II mil 90 per
thereby masking suitable 10 work either horses ar OK
II npnn them
rIlt rIIR \SiIERS and CONFINED TlIRANIER y aud
WlNSDWuRS are 81 constructed u srtaEe ali the
the aud .u til" feeders
is u.na wuh uthcI KINDS,
lhra ~irr aud " has \ RiNolN lNd w IKE
SErARAl R which docs the work more perfectly than
Or done N amy nthtr WAY.
THE SEpAKArER ,rdlc) has fork straw shaker, hicb
he oi the Tina u.
Wishing these ThraShers can IL" ~ :,
ling s"rr where further Information will b" gwen
.onr.,n,nx III. m IRBY \ SAUNDERS.
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RICHMOND, May I>t ,l-ab
tieutcmen: My clid had
.ai small winch ialuahN EXTENDED
unloading both winch much eat by thc
beth diup OH
all sorts oi sdNNttt-ud anI domestic without
good results r"n procured ami alnrd niie II ~
II bottle uthruht,
gals /" tit began 10 gel ~,-" Ny cider dtu.h
rad PA, :" al that iit,ii -I.us h,A
, much better used 1t We (, auoth,i
and her p u,il!! wei ihis
and took hall lag t" wash II,
very ohousiNr bottle, tc, assured Vii, rC
entirely, there ,tIo 81 the ii'ctsc
You this the benefit Others, ! aku
great pleasure III sivns you tGis certificate.
Respectfully H. CHAIN
To Mcssrs Dove Co.
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HAVING. JUST RETURNED from thr Nor
h,rn aud v.,l large stock OF Go the
pubc cal auction where they will
variety useful dr>r able articles thar be sold
Tor much lcss than customary pines have agency for
hI at,r ii silver Plated Wa Inch fy
by purchasing Of goods warranted Of best quail
We also. agency Jewel which fur
nishvcs cheap The adc, nvi ed 20 call and Examine
stock perhaps have the articles Il. All goods
will be ,nhi yer, cheap for cash. BRYAN AkERS.
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AspiA ,iRoyE, IIenrico, December / M
Nj ssRs Dow Co. i--tieulciuen-Aiy hur-. gus
yard, the LA attempting inWi
eud VI RAD through ,h"a,l ,,r
penetrating through tbs broasi nakmg cash ,arA"
ugh To inaert MT tnttie II al
o and Applied freely IN tour days lo was at "",k All ~
iva weeks hs Was entfeiy curud. . -
a.speetuiiy yours, JAMES l.. EiE.
sold by All Druggists and AerchAnts throughout the nttv
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INSURANCE.

-, LsFE IN>uRANaE.-JHE MUTT AL.
ONA BENlFIT LItE INSURANCE EbMPA NY
makes aupua didcnd IL. tui per aud hem
wbe the infurrd tnh- helping
third NJ his IrrntuiUs.
We're tho eopap, the d. aonis un the Deaf OF
the insured they could pay
~ per
Dividend pad to January lsi, 1897 s57-1 81
Losses ~ death TO "a To
Reserved car ia 10 III, iossc. 2,I-15l2
Sa,rls5N h
Nc Company n the Uated states AAs capital ho
- cd
h Wheh the trrunun pO'"t Tar iorn ~ iAs, n
To SU she wIlIpau Iii" isuieah All
OF at per ceot. lntt " kA0NLE,, Agent
Ki,hnoiid, "a
DIR. wv y NORRIS, Med4.s /, auliucr l., DebUuIg
Persons in I.y acaDnrs .hi Ives
obtain papers a. tie oih,c III hc
Nirsn.an etI DG
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KIW.YORK ADvERrISEKENTs.
* MACHINE'kADE n
N on Sc . n o e 3.

fuNHE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY Troy Y
sns srE
Weight and Pattern. ss price but little above the
~ qay Il he Irsa Used In fAsse Shoes wsrAssed
now used Sy the United stsaes exclusively
% By the principal omnus Com and
thrshont the eeantry These shoes can be
psrchea feseh ihe prneps Aai~afe Aud ifsn s"H'' IN
oraers the subscriber at Troy win receive
strsmpa Alteration. wAf BURDEN ASest
ap sly = Et- Troy y 4
SsuNakR.A SEWING MaCmaNKs.-Grras
~ the conclusive pr,ef on geoet men
Judged ~ saylne machine estese the
hnr shS hieae uated States tae5 srre
u.hbssd q 30 po-iss IN frsaer where
they casr hughes, preniam ssd great mssssafso
~ q .saks sAcm bail in Para
In ryery branch VI saastry which sewing to BE- done
thess sarAna be nsd With mwense PROFIT As sc speed
Of ~ ain Z. sa,ttng en- feoi soe sew6e with
Singers Machines compared With hand serving No tailor
maker carriage trinner saddlas Mirf
should be without JAs fair pr"h' II usnG ss1 OF
these regularly employed Unc Thousand Dollars
sysas rivas- fAmis where hee Is much sest.s to
i.c done n,schnes valuable assistance Planters
aai noe keers md them pasealary ~ ed srof
table fbese nsrh-s simple In their canstruek,a aud
very vsroag dsrsos scus .ni, seunS Ma
ed ss psec executed Thau.aads"f interior and worth
less sewing Mscnss have boom nads and sold sndr vsious
Names Sngers Asshnu. have bosa f0usa every
WHARF sAssy The ~sutsai the Isbie
plain psinted f .eut hh each
ax,nr ,Aem The packed securely
nara world To all person. desiring more rAtaiAr In
6,e. forw ard copy Singer Cas- Gazette, papa,
NJ SINGER CO,
Pr.ue.pai ,itNrs. M s43 Brnsdw ay ke~ York
BRANCH ofSicE MAJ. Hsno, 81 i,o-top No 81 Chap
ei ST. New Haven. u Grser,i.- n Y \" .7t BSead ST..
Newark N J No i42 thrstRt st, phiiad"ph No. lua
pore ST Bs til~. ). ", inis.ief NJ Prcvidsne.
X L.. Ne i-aa .ih 81. t-'.na No ~ North 80 So -
Louis; No 81 81 Ga.r-. M ''rinans No ~ Daupbn
q, Idacs
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SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO.,

IsroHTtBs AMP DtALEnsi
DRUGS PAINTS, Oils. PERU merry, &c,
lSO Will -, or. ScrksU y. n.
INVITE attention trade their Asd var led
IL stock Of
DRU05 PAINTS, OILS PERFUNERY. 4 o.
addition to their guAr Of sAIie S"s DIS
they wing yar'dnct
and nAnufsrture supple. rsot Ht0 md Val Bsssts
roa.s Csrks sssAges Ft AGA ssa krSasA PEI fn
L1bns fIfracts asd maay otso ares anay embi &C
gsiE "h,eh inry enabled u n.f
he mosta adv .stAgrous
Orders either In person by mail will receive pro'npt
attention. lv o co Hdiy
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~ -. "a a.. a. DsI<iIiD, >Hrctssors 10 =.
LIE Bittt ~ \ SUNS, WA Keep constantly On hand
u,,h "a ,.k Kinds MI 4 XII thtir
they III be To sicn TIA. "d friends ana
pIirunsu y I,usud and l'uai" "r'or'
lhcy also Keep CONSTANT! IN mama stso Sk
CA>t.,, large
NODi,i.N tUfFIAS Oi cs,r5 description, and ~li pay
pinlt lac undertaking at ait hours.
.,dA T.. a. Dli GllD.
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4 GOLD VI - Al. GRAND AND Square
"a ANOS--STEIAWAN Il SONS. II Walker ST, tnear
broadway Nuw York. Manufacturers w"r"
tr,cd Fusi Premium whore and when
they their Piano Forles ~ n Y~HH
petition " iih the best makers Of Boston, Newt ] ~
York, Philadelphia and Baltim
Received the first prizc Medals at the Metropolitan
Washington, lS,kI
The Fns Premium gold MrD for the best Piano Forte
the Maryland Institute. Baltimore ir36.
Ih" Iifs Medal the PAM Forte the
lean Institute. Cry sal Palace, New York l-Jh
The tl~ ircmium t"id Medal Tor the Gran Piano
the Mar, l,ud Institute. Baltimore, I-57
The FI5-t Premium The State Fair. Detroit, 1857.
me FlI,t Premium the State Far, Richmond lsJ7.
Among hc Judge, the iii i Husica taci of
Try such tiottschiIk Wpirnhaupt Grand
square liluu> wooden
warranted three yeats Prices mod
crate. 70 $50 farrlI atm.
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ARt.s>T SOUTHERN
IL PIANO MANI FACTORY

IL IlANo MANuFACToRY
GoLD MEDiL PREMILn rLiNO FORTES.
VIVA. sNNAH43 e"nnn,s manufacture and sale of
>uarr iano tor.s the stand, Nos /, },
North iuiaw street. "ppr thr tutw House and at
I4, snoA. N" 70. .,.gA,I srcot BaItihole.
sos,'Jer n"st rcsreut'u. iea,r To present 60
the Iad,es and son1r,n.n o""sa snc.Tc achnow
ode Ion tuo very l.. patronage t"'! haze SO UNIFORM
:! 'N''' 30 @ 90 :, ,,, ~ 'r, ~ i,i ~ ',,,' ~,
spared to
as It possbr the ilao Forte as 10 IN
lil"h III the patr"nase 81 ,rSoe al cultivation
In aAat.ou the en,a,ion Pan
let OF ,no county uc moua tuat every winch
exhibition they a,, umormiy been
:,e' t,e Ia hes. lonos oil Tue Sese'A' institutes.
b,n, vA,na,ry engaged IA t.e manufacture of Pianos
ANT ,u.'4'hs nu"'''d OF tho most experienced
Joun'. ana prepared 90 SEA rn"f wAoicsalc ietai
u" tue """i '".'I .th'N N",'"e AVS VA. therefore
h4 I" tne.' lue's'I - s'e 'nu o' "."'e purchasing
c1,'"lrfo.
huilt my factory have tall iron being
errit add,sipnal sNe H. without
i,,y my guaranteed for i've
s'"f raie'' ta"eh I" ensure te se'e'"no fano caea
ioie" tanii "fsh please The
ad.I"i oAthan.U
,I'.,"a'"', uhe "nn"' NiA ."''', Sound the iasru
rNe .nt'fo sas.s.dct.om
a'.AANE ~ CHRISTIAN,
La NgHBl AZ, VA,
Are AruIs the ad sell Il. their prices
20 ntpuui't Al copy. " -oJm
hStKE FHENCA BRANDY, for medicinal
very superior Ar.sc'" As' inieJuce ror ne,
n.,o M,oolr. N,n,, ianio. Porter. to' ssicu.
krl. ,op!. la.g.uhi A. sInUI.rR a c..
N-.N ~El ar ..NiEN>lON ~sNA iA.-Jasl
~ "ner lot i'sc T"'! Deaai'i" "A EN'ION
SNli,i thead Ju>slnr dstiu. Muut, Doug
y sherwood taus o1s JOAN A"nAIiAM>
s.,isEsI SPICES, ron PiCAA4>G.-cioves
II Mace ti"nauin tery Il, funsrlr Astt., " hitr,
and h lug Pepper. W "',e G'ng,r Ae, A.. iorsaieby
y W. "A. slEUl nER ~ CO
HOW 10 KEEP az MES CREDIr-pAY
III iOl biLLS PROMPTLY WHEN DUL-Wehute
irni- VIII" indebted 10 10 H." l>t july VIII
ev,ne "fw"" with th'r ae, "-tomed i'"mp,tu4e aud
paced I" n" when called IL
important t" " that the, sh Hh do s., as We are n""
Fan White stack, intend
tX;,nsi, and aura, 1--we
pisa adj, aniageousy r.,ir llunoy Al
eia,t Jlnadry not seci by is Angus viii have To be
piat,u hands for We viii be
,c,sa. do ourselves
coupled there other
y cots ~ Nhot GhS. iii Ar Xix q W.
uNVA COFEEE.-Ne have just e.. eiscd 81 lot
81 # r m
aug Its LEI 9olN e'N y ",
HsEDFOND AlGM WAEER.-A 90 om srsu-
bi. with dyspepsia lay iaU .,c iiurj biuHi alter
40 lrou Cur"ic D. rApat 1T Ia, bedford Al
Nai,r Ia the Ladies particularly wound LAY ity"u
wrakarss the udrs.
.su,aes, Ac., by al! nea.N tn i',dora Alum
Water.
sod ty the drz or siugi, bottle 10y th.as,nts
jyl6ts J. II THOMPSON a. Co., Dr .ggists
npALE 90 rTON.-J"-i received large Let
I'D Bale Cotton, assorted nlIAper-. for sale by
mar its FRANkLIN & BRO
l,ONGREsS WATER, direct from the spring.
" Far, by lily 2s-ts VA STRortiER co
ACE EN~ERrINGS- Inrac LOT mt 2Jc per
II .a,d, who be sold OF L. 80 lays
aug JOHN j. PlRNIS. Agt
VDlANO.-For anie. IA good second hand PIANO,
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