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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

THE FlRsr CR>ND CONCERT. Try Tic galaxy Of
m,i-c. talent under the direction Of VI lie Pa.od
came off last nigh: at Dudley Hall, aud the per
formers. one and all. seemed determined Ia excel
themselves. The weather being favorable tho
attendance was large, and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed Not only were the audience almost
unanimuus ia demanding an encore for nesrly
every piccc--which was frequently accorted-but
nauy among them could not repress their adni-
ration. and sometimes commenced appau'ilng be-
fore the fair vocalist had concluded Whether
we cn >ler the character OF the pieces,or the style
IN which they were rendered. this concert may he
regarded as decidedly the most brilliant musical
entertainment with which our citizens have ever
been favored.
BY reference 10 our advertising columns, it will
be seen that Mile Parodi will give another Of her
unri,aled concerts this evening.
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TINNIR IL, NGTICE.

Tine funera! oi the a;e NlLtitu w. II. Cray,
will take place ils H. rnins u } O'Clock, at the
residence OF his la.hrf Re-. II. ay. Thetriends
ottc i;,n,l ar Invite. to nttcaa without fnrtlur
notice. Zee IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginian, now half century
old. has acquired position second in influence to
bat few. il any other journals in the State; and
has a wider circulation than any newspaper pub
Gshel Southwest of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city aud neigh
horhood-it is penetrating every part Of that cx-
tensiye region. which, by the completion of our
great lines OF intcreummunica'ion. has become
tributary TO this city. Az An advertising medium
therefore. it affords unequallcd advantages to all
our business men who desire 10 increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith. is now one
of the M ,strxtensivc in the State. having been
provided during the last year with all thc facii IS
requisite to execute any manner of work, from n
larg,. poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition To raF the cs'
tablishment into notice. nor is it necessary. since
his work speaks for itself and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full Fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
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RTLfGI. US N OFFICES.

ResIyrss Mr>s' Pr YrH MrlsING,-There aie
regular meetiras IN prayer, The room of The
YOUNG Mem Cari''tia" A.socutrar ut l. o'clock.
Tie public are in,iicl II attic.
my DTS
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Fran tie Scientific american.
SEW NC M A G HIN e

I'VE arc usirE WHEELER Il WILSON'S Jatcnt AMI we can
" say il regard thai IS without NattLer
in its adapt TO all the purpose of 10
nestle is smpe moi easily put out vi order, when
urocr hands and point OF and i,h oth
Mnlju, star We state this much in regard ia
Machine responsibility, and without
The s intention isparaRe other Ma well
10 i. pnni sud hope thereby, TO save time treub
in sus, rtng letters when frequently COMES TO with
snrrs touching this subject
Fer sal, N Lynchbuig by .
b.c d,. WI. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

Senators BENJAMIN, Of Louisiana. and Schas-
tian, of Arkansas, passed through this city yc>ter-
day. en- route for Washington city.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsniNGroN. Dee l0.-SESarr.-The proceed
ings in this body werc unimperiant
lousE OF RErRF>fNrATivES.--Mr. Bovce OF
South Carolina asked leave to introduce II resolu-
ton To admit Lieut.. Mowry as Delegate from Arzo-
ma Territory. Mr. Jones' of Tennessee Objected ON
the ground that Arizona is only part Of New
Mexico, and there WAS use Of two delegates
rom one Tcrri'ory.
The debate ON the Watrous Impeachment tcaes
was renewed, and several speeches made On the
subject.
The nett balance in the Treasury, at this time,
is lour million aud ninety four thousand dollars.
Markets
New fon1, Dee. lp.--Flur firm aud buNyant'
Safe 81 2jal -. Whcat firm, kentucky White
81 5o"l 50. Corn duh ana slightly higher,
Mixed - ccnts
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The proprietor Of the Nirginian job Office would
invite the attention Of the public 10 the Eleventh
Annual Repprt If the President and Directors of
the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company.
now Just issued from the press. and admitted ly
ali who have seen it. tn be the most elegant sr"ci-
men Of book work ever executed III this city or
State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

Grv. SAM lIousroS.--This veteran. and hero,
arrived in this city by the Va. & Tenn. Railroad
on Thursday evening, and left in the boat for
Richm nd last evening. lie is in excellent health
and spirits and speaks Of his CONTEMPLATED retire
,ncnt from public life on the ith It March next,
with evident satisfaction. He declares it to lie
his purpose to sped the latter part of stormy
career in the bosom of his family, and the peace
full pursuits e a pastoral lite, having purchased
extensive lands un Galveston Bay. whittier he Will
remove to engage extensively in sheep graz ny.
lie is now G., years of age, AMI still honyant
and elastic in his feelings and capable, if leqnir-
81 of rendering good service against the hogus
Democracy" for which he evidently has the most
supreme contempt. We cordially wish the vet
Gran soldier und statesman a serene and happy
old are and peaceful exit from the theatre upon
which he has played u conspicuous part for more
than q quarter OF a century.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
.rnf.rnHrfYyg1fnfin,rsn ava fnnffIv. 6lnFNNet

TnFrnFSTYys Tf6fip,rsarc rapiffv 6rrrnash
inr. The grcat social aud religious festival will
take place in two weeks from this day. That the
people may know the extent of the preparations
made by cur >tore-kcepers fer the holiday season,
il il absolutely necessary that they advertise
The Press has become the great medium of COM
muncntinc teiwcen the buyers and sellers. A
merchant. n manu- acturer ur store-kceper, who
does not advertise literally. i not up to the spirit
of the agc---s not true Ia himself and his own in
torres. The cost at first nnv seem considerable.
but it a,nncuis I, nthtns in tie end and by can
parisun hundreds hn,t ma lie for uncs through this
agency, while hundreds oi others have ,snnr on
fr year to year, merely eAiag out m.serable
existence either not having discovered or a,alcd
them elves OF the advantages 81 public Journal.
PrrFRsox's LAuIfs' NATIONAL M,G,zi>r f..
January il out. aud is II b. autiiul number Be
side. an ample quantity ot ealing matter. from
the cns # some It the mos; accomplished writer's
Of this country. it contains steel plate engravinss,
fashion plates. embroidery patterns, a., in almost
endless variety NJ better Ladies Magazin" is
published IN tl.!s coGatr!. nj The price two dollars
per annum
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-sss4 srstw.s,s,, ts-ussyy'x +uRNI

~sss- evsts srs FtUSsTy' -URNITtKE!:
W. subs rih,t I.ltt
r.turi,t stai h ias ends ard the pui
lie .rt rail-, them HAT l..
has now ON baud and t. N, uri large
,tpsrt ct E..es., itu-, aauu,ts ed by hkhd work
il led in the lie
.iral. saI.fpr II s,;, = en- article psuaiy
t.nu i II a. uH,Hut-ct't57
ir.s ir.,t. rchaso teuiac
,ur,dtl,f ,v" in regard to both
,I4,u al,d i;GaltN 81 ~o.S.
Han aud Shn,t Il r.HHtS'r' I'D.
fl't : ID J. ForEFS
warfvp,ri.a iiAr', ctory . A", LicIjs Wac.
LnL.. IAN! dSrt-f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

LII : MN ID
CLoakS EAtLAHi)~ AND CiEt ~ w CLpAk-, y hISa
ilr ,lrg u ST ~ have seen ie
u H. from nf
linrscs u MN ~. dTised Is" ASK per
upru tie quail iti j. ~ lat vs. NJ tor 'h"s
tipE va l"' wy are decidedly this
chrnpr>t good, Co. ID / TIN; narA (.
hasr auothr let ( g. han. and IN
deed pc iJI>NFI~. {" 81, - : q al :" Now ~ the
l,r d just '"f - tic new year Come al'd
you vii Il Ira. I, and " i 3uH.
had Ia 81 ts to mention t' Hars Brown titSh M
Beaver II.AIS grs aud II Is every variety and
ZEPHYR CArl.S AND HOODS iris and boys of any
age AID >.2H. \ = ENGllb'Nf
nov p dts Al kkh'- i"F or, Lynch'nrf, W..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

The Circuit Court Jndge Marshall presiding
adjourned sine die yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

See an advertisement in another column Of n
large sale Of land and negroes, offered by Me.srs
Alex 4 Jas. NJ. D,nnan. Commissioners. Peters
bur-. II is seldom that 50 large n property is of
fcred at one time.
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T
Dr. AYFN;--I have used Pills aordnar'
family and among those called To -
trtss 10 regulate The of digestion aud G tnt
blood they the hest remedy have ki,Wu. and
| can confidently nm. nd them u hc'at
Nou,s. i \ HINES
W AIS w. NYOMltG 60. \ y an - lsa1
DEAR Slpi / rsng tai.t. l. lrnrr'.
and lind them cN.yle'.t IuTs .lfaIr
aud purify The fountains tho lan 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

MACHINE MADE House SnoEs.-Our attention
has been directed to the extensive establishment
Of Messrs. H. Burden Sons, Troy n. y. man
ufacturcrs of horse shoe iron and horse shoes. At
this establishment the bars # iron are rolled, and
heated in large quantities. s" that the shoes are
manufactured theicfrom at the rate Of one Ia cv-
cry second.
The shoes are perfectly formed. of all sizes and
according to the most approved patterns, for either
horses or mules AMI have been adopted for the
horses in the artillery and transpor,ati"rA service
Of the United States. 1t is thought tha, they viii
supcrccde the old metlr"i of manufacturing by
hand, ny they can be furnished cheaper ,han
blacks smiths can make them even from scrap iron.
As an inducemcnt to horse sh"ers To give them IL
trial, the Messrs. Burden will send them in kegs
of 100 lbs. each upon the recei rt of Sc. 1t is
worth while to make the experiment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

Snow Is your chance to learn al! sly
NEEDLE WORK such as silk Wost
ion Work, SpanEi'rg, Drawing. &c
terial for The use Of the s'hool, on han
also hands niac assortment Of Pait.
can have the use of and'uraw from.
sons three times Monday, VI
afternoon, from , to o cl tIk. vi sly
Her. Persons wishingio enter their !
please call at the Washington House
class will begin the LIST of December.
ut their residence. BY addressing me I
Also, private lessons given. NJ
nov 10-dlm
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Si.TU WOODEDOr
I'D tc,mbsf'- i StTH NboDEobF
NEW s.OOD..-sORN n. DAVIS ~ a..

~ LYhCHBuHG Va arc now offering for pn"ie ihSpett"i
very large and magnificent stock at srasonale Dry iuops,
all the styles OF Ladies lIrts
Goods Cloaks Shaw s Collars Tpd Sleeves Gloves Hosiery,
Ac Tmir stock of Cloths. Clssmercs and Nrsn2s Is
special attention is called Ia their stoc of GOODS
FOR SERN ANrc consisting Of 6+ AMI - fuiiets'ioths
heavy Sa,iinettS, ial useys and blankets u, stock
o,hshiae Coo d. consisting in part Of Velvet Brts
sells 1ocI j. igernn AID rcniian Carpetinss, Kugs. @
on Cloths Curtain Materials Table Linens Ac.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
Rh""m"'i~n. Nrrrnt.,in n"ie!oot.

f,,'a thc Htr pr HatHos efts' t3ai p =, tia.rt
Iit#s-'I IuUsr NANtNNRtit a Ju1 q Iii
HpNokEn Sud st9ult he jupraf,ttl ar jhr ,rur
rk ms brought It lt1 III ut \
epld settled Ia iGb, and bIon ht al n,ula.n
aiR wiich oLdai ~ chr nj" tlrutF1u &'Wf ftnlia.
had The best al y-ras the i-o- u-o vuf@n
until lay the a0v.e, IT 'Ntt'ruta+ li.I,r. br
MAJ kcuS" inca ~ la hon tte,f slow lu
ure ny pcseNt lins IA tn 81 III IA, tntifey
gii.
slvArl cntvntn BA1a, rorGr. 1A.5p,r, jes5
lii NY az II nave htcu reIg by liIs nt
'h' n"ajie to"t-A iHlnt"I Giae" 81 lld sf if ne Ia!
Nii,tI. ~!.lIl.ii4
For Drop.,, Plethora ~ iini,.I Complaints
requiring s.tlSt purge, tirN Nrc!rt4 i'inas
Eor So-tiSenrs~ ar oa. lpui.uI. ~ - II Cd in.
ucr kii:, they agreeable anl Viz. ita.
Eii-, Suppression. Earaiy ri-, inflammation,
DrafHr~-. AMI S'art.nt bst,nGG4h, been
cured by the aIt,laiN" acfIpr - 'It=t liis
" 5; III Tho i.s in naIact onfat ftdtY l a. although
vt.uaLc remedy ia hun' dan pm lie
Ill from TN d"a'nI 1'r" tttt ir n' lN follow It's
lraniuus HEST tpiAih m,ttU}y l.utrdl sIth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

~ EfIK{bGA U IN ! z ~ ~ subsfr itcF fO3'-
~ tnu.s for NEGfir~ bnth sexes, between
the ages 10 mud 30 yeas iIcedu4 Mechanic, saeh -
Blac Carpenters and viii the highest market
ash His oicc new ~ ted brick building,
Lynch street. at the Farmers Bank
here lie IA prepared {tavng ID buildings with that
goes lynchb irg for sal, m1d
and keep them if they placed
II the jail OF the Corporation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

TUNHIRD NO. OF GsI.EAsON's LINE 81 Hat.
Il TIE SHIP, received at IL o. VICToRS
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NNCfaHCISl:, D1CE Va sER 3d, 1SJH.-
4 cot NTRY JEANS AND WOuLEN SUCKS--l hav"
in store sale. large and superior lot If COUNTRY
JEANS AND WOODEN SOCKS. which win sell chrsp
cash tal and see ,h,m tder }-itS j. &. NiiEARER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
C1GGfss, eGIDs, rsOsH~E Na~@, SAFER.
ENEt. ksIsO<< sSEEEH. WttD.etsNS.
epls.ss. aEGs 81, g. ~,
aEs'BEtNI t.E~t HEEsDS


mud f'r th"re Of '"nsnmr'e te"' a ID .Aue'l 'tae'H
We need not speak ta,hc roi ii. ,ir.n,s 1lr"ngh.
rVrv and almost every d ulr II the American
St",".' wonderful cures pulmonary c""ian'- ha'y nsc
coor'"y ntns ointment with a 'pil ctirure IT
pf',t; ana lrwrr yet tn" nHir whte which
law among ,rl lis Ia iaiy a. Is Nt"jy
the fh.'e ani dangerous di-ase~" l., throat na lungs
Wh." Tie mes p,w,' vi aonlce 80 tno"n "a man fr
the .ru iabr anl a,eer'os dt->e4 81 The luhonn-y
rts ais tho Ica~H'c>' aaa s5tt latdy HAT 'n 10
'mI!oyca ritf ls aud sou"e ee"as Parent. saeul a'r
tore ~ .'s' he 'n'ltu- ,nr1at,'t st'as al,u tlm
oireraed W"Ga,e annud'ni ganu "a" bu'e, the chr
'g io,'t saves more ''o ~ ne '"nsom t"t II prevents
han ,tose Keoa it by ;na, ard YOUR COLDS
r7-tr III" ncNorae rah'r a. -sen"! "n t!r N'as
Your lite avaV All ka"A ia dreadful tJaiy OF lung
ace" not H. m''th'" "a assure ~ t'"' N" oe.i
cm he Wesiare 10 ee> ca'" ii" toll 70 pr"'rce it the
lcrt'c r--lc and bn, H'ort thas VII, riy II the
h shiil inrnsh lot tlrir
PREPARED ~ Or J. e hEH.
L'rn''icni "md "ri'hrr.i-i. s,o"c!I, Mass
!. II SEAY I:ymcnhorst rrncG!L hAhb 8 e.. rt,h
mon1 = +. nIfEs, Petersburg; N y SANTOS N"rh Ii;
as"n. $3.50 81 en-. i'so -o'...A..,sn
Ih at i." known 70 the "pI u'aiig 70 te
cent Phosphate oi Limo, L,nf 81 Ter meter in
much prizes Iha 'hru,aa Guar,o. iut.
tlnoii received superior tot nte5tihzinF q!ecs +"
further lartie"'aIs arl'y 10 W. r. ANbLRNoN.
mhI 3l-ts
U.,Ey.NGgs RIRH Nsl.I -sT0Nt.N-~N Va.
e EANrED-Ihr aah>cri 'r- beg .>---.s;--,
S ~@sp :, aa1 'S the ' an %@' 'ast % sfM
continue ia make 10 order and hep Y%.i,t fy,.|,y
MlLl. STONES, 81 all d aeg.J'Hs Sg ~ -. s~,s~l
made from BURR Hiock> ,eicefai IS R~~SVsAAtaV
lh"in from the h"st qHsrres :" irsnr <lss. {faStW
They also Keep sal" c'"rar- e. sTs w.
calico, and Esoius MA Stones. I'orr
Blocks Betting Cio,N. Cac,ncd raatsr, Screen Wire
orders ith satisfactory reference any princ'pa
cities promptly executed MDHllS n TRlMBlE,
Successu:s to E;.lor Mnrrls &C.,
West Fails Avenue. Lear frau stree, Bridge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-11

lTHNlli.N'i ales are now Ie
a rtrao3 N the STAND
ARD td.'2't RECT WEIGHT
land are ia r-r by nearly every
l,ailt,ai npany, Merch'ui,
and rlan occurring .stibl 81.
nriit Il gn. tput tho couutr, -
II he rcl ON which these
lScalcs So acquired, has been
&c stead = with from ihn com.
lnrrc"iu' u 20 the present time,
aisd t. hSs " upon the principle
l?iop'cd Is .. and never dcN in
Fed I. ii. 90 blowing none hut
lrELfI:rNs CHING MACHINES
to gu lstt,l tium our establish
liI'nt
i NrlaFt lore than one hun,
dred 80 mt mod iiralions Of
,3irzc s-.-t'i D.. adapted T." III"
" anita cry department ot
hu,iu, 81. w. rra correct aul du.
rabbi = a. h.. rcquir, Il.
,t'l -i. anime, OF stu for
a., ..,t,.,,lar-
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Mun RoADs-If the Council can do ANYTHING
towards improving the condition Of Jefferson
Street, think the money required to make tle
improvement would I've well laid out. The coad-
ton of that t,orou ghare is truly deplorahie, and
reminds us Of the stories circulated relative to the
soft roads in the newly settled countries If
primeval West, where the hat Of man it is said
is sometimes seen moving along the surface Of the
ground, whilst the wearer and his gallant stced
are ploughing through the mud below.
Jefferson Street is Used perhaps as much as any
other street in the city. it aordng the chief ont
let from the canal basin on either side of Bridge
Street. and having no better foundation than soft
earth, it becomes. under the influence Of such
rains is we have had lately a perfect mire, almost
impossible for man or beast. Even Bridge Street,
in the vicinity OF Messrs. lrby Saunders store.
is thichly sown with the mud conveyed on Wagon
wheels from the abundant mire of Jefferson
Street.
We are not disposed to be captou-, nor wish to
charge our city fathers with dcreliction of duty,
when they doubtless are restrained by sense Of
the jealousy with which the people are wont to
regard lavish appropriations that tend to augment
taxes that are already onerous-but as the matter
has frequently been brought to our attention. and
having ourselves as often observed the condition
of the in question, we have thought it not
nmiss to refer to the subject at this time.
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.

u hOthfrs, Pkgstctahs,
Phsinnthropi-S-, rcnd shrir q nr.t>,
nUd judge 81 th~ir Virtues.
FoR rHE CURE or
Headache, sick llca.nC he, Foul stomach.
l1r1shuRa, "a. May /. lS5h.
bR J. e AltH--Slr Ihavr brrn repeatedly cured OF tho
worst headache nody have by ,uao Of
Pills II to arise from fu stomach iii they cleanse
IT once 1tth"y Will others they do the fact in
worth knowing Yours with lt,at respect.
Ed. w PRFRlE ClorN Of Steamer Cia,Iun.
BiItious Disorder. and Liver Sompiniat.
ntrAhIMtN NJ of TIM INttKunl
WAsIlNGtuN, ID G. 7 Feb. lesb
Sif have used yonr li tvncral and hoSpna p ar
ura ever sine" yen made ' and caonot h say they
are he best caac cmIiN, Their regulating action
The r quick and decided consequently they a,mi
rfirrrinedy tor cians emcnts u that lcel have
seldom lnn Of biOas disease obstinate hat II dill
not readily yield TO them f,Htetnaly youts,
Al.pAXO BALL. u
Physician - The Maiirc Hospital.
Dyscmtcry. RELAY, Rnd Worms
Fosr offICf MARYLAND. Law co, MItH. NuH To- ls.i1
Ok Aikb; Your Pills the irluo They
have done wife good than tell She had
ed Npcle, hut She then
taking your r Which cured her by rNpclhng large
qnan i'cs Of Ci.ad) from her body They Afterwards
cured her and ldrcn oi boniY dysouory Que of
our ncshtos had Ind aud my we cured hun with wod"-
SIS nt your rms whio Others around paid from hNr to
twenty dollars doc ors bills and lost much iinc without he
cured entirely then such micin' which
is actually good and honest, Will he piiz dherr
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INOR CONsUMPTIVEs& DYSPEPTECs.-
r. CHEMICALFOoD Syrup OF the liypoihosphetes ana
Glvccrnlc NJ the Hypophus nutritious foods and medi
cnts at the same sutad TO the weakest stomaehs aud
De- ads STABLER e. JONES.
~RNTa xuOEa.-I have opened this mn min
IN largo suppl Gents Double aud single Sole Calf
GAITERS ''f' ldec adtsl 7, sEABCRY.
C,AUaAEEs, A IA M0HsE BEEF. &c.-P Pure
~ povdcred Black Pepper Cayenne PEI per- aered Sage
powdered sape,rc Sc for putting rp Bacon Beet and
"d dsSd,s, J H. THOMPSON l. co.
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AND. 's.oN. f.eSlOur, x 60,

VHINNFbA II Nf HMM.
Nj ~ Ns y nmhrt. t.a,h. Lime. cstienl e.
"a al NJ wis 4aal, MAR l.auahopvs ,l,n,
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The HISTORICAL MAGAZINE for December. com
pletes the second volume of work, which we
have on several former occasions, commended to
the favor of our readers. 1t fills hitherto unoc-
rnpicd niche in our literature, and we are graft
fed learn that enterprise of great interest
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15
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