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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

AN INCIDENT.--A touching case was present
ed yesterday to the consideration and charity
of one of the good Samaritans who now take
care of the sick, relieve the destitute, and feed
the starving. A boy was discovered in the
morning, lying in the grass of Claiborne street,
evidently bright and intelligent but sick. A
man who has the feelings Of kindness strongly
developed went TO him, shook him by the shoul-
der, and asked him what he was doing there.
waiting for God to come for me-" said he.
"What do you mean?'' said the gentleman
touched by the pathetic tone Of the answer, and
the condition of the boy, in whose eye aud flush
ed face he saw the evidences OF the fever
"God sent for mother, and father, and little
brother" said he, land took them away to his
home, up in the sky; and mother told me-
when she was sick, that God would take care
of Inc. / have no home, nobody to give me
any thing, and so l came out here, and have
been looking so long up in the sky for God TO
come and take care OF me. as mother said be
would. He will come won't he? Mother never
told me lie" Yes, my lad," said the man,
overcome with emotion, "he has sent me to
take care of you.' You should have seen his
eyes flash, and the smile OF triumph break over
bis face, as he said, "Mother never told me
lie, sir; but you've been so long on the way"
What lesson Of trust aud how this incident
shows the eject of never deceiving children
with idle talesl As the poor mother expected
when she told her son God would take care of
him" he did, by touching the heart of this be-
nevolent man with compassion and love to the
little stranger.--Nep Orleans Delta.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

S. r. STORMS ASSAULTED AND ROBBED From
a dispatch to the Union, dated at Chico, Nov,
4th, we learn that S. P. Storms, formerly res
ident of Nevada county, and at present Indian
Agent Of Nome Cult, was found in a field on
the morning Of the 4th, near Sam. Meals ranch,
having been thrown from his horse the night
before, while on bis way from Meals to Lowry's
to take the up stage. While iusensible from
the fall, he was robbed of about $500 and his
gold watch, and when found, his pocket book
and valuable papers, among which were some
thousands of dollars in drafts, were scattered
upon the ground. tits supposed the robbers
waylaid him in the dark, frightening the horse
to produce the fall. He was found in the MORN
ing and taken to Chico, considerably, but not
dangerously, injured and bruised. He says no
was insensihIe from the fall until three O'CLOCK
in the morning. when be found his sadoie-oegs
aud bride placed near him, and hls morse uea
to tree. He attempted TO crawl away on mis-
hands and knees. but was compelled to remain
TIL fortunately discovered
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

THREArs.-I look upon it, says MachiaVelli,
as one of the greatest points Of discretion in
man, to forbear injury and threatening, esPe-
cially in words. Neither Of them weakens the
enemy; but the threatening makes him eau,
tious. and injury the more inveterate and
industrious to revenge it. Nothing more
proyokes and incenses man mora hlgnly a.
to have his inperfeetions raked up; whetheE In
earnest or in Jest, 1t is the same thing. For
biting railery, especially with tincture OF
truth, leaves an III impression on the memory
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

mA6UNlC U1hECIUhI'
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter Mo- o, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hail. Nevada. Visiting
Companions are respectfully invited To attend.
7. H. CASwEII. NJ. F.. H. P.
J. T. RUDOLPH, Sec'y.
K. X. Kane Lodge, No. 72, r & M holds
its meetings every Wednesday evening at Masonic Hail
Nevada Stated meetings held on the first Wednesday
''''S T. H. ROIFE, W. NJ.
C. C. GREEN, sec'y.
Nevada Lodge, No. ID, r & A M. holds Its
meetings on Saturday evening Of each week at Masonic
Hall Nevada Stated meetings the second saturday OF
each month. l. T. HA"LIi' W. a.
J. f. RUDoLPH, Secy.
Dibble Lodge, No. 100, F. A. M. holds its meet
ings every Monday evening, at Alpha, Nevsca county
Stated meetings Monday o or next preceding iu moon
W. W. WIXOM, w, ii.
CALVIN HALL, Sec'y.
Rough and Ready Lodge, No. 52. r. ana A.
NJ meets at Masonic Hail. Rough Ready, every satur-
dav evening Stated meetings saturday Of or next ece
ding full moon. l. W. hooEH+S' vs. ~
WM COoNBs, Sec'y
ouItman Lodge, No. ss, F. & A. NJ, meet
aver SATURDAY. evening at Orleans Flat, Nevada county
stated meetings, third Saturday of each month. ,
l. 4. SAcKE1, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10
An AMERICAN ExrELLrD.-The Panama Star

AN AMERICAN ExPELLED.-The Panama Star
and Herald says:
Rev. r. Grove. Missionary for the American
Bible Union to Centrals America, has recently
been expelled by the Government from ine
State of San Salvador. In July last. Mr.. q.
opened q school in San Miguel, bat through the
interference OF the priests, an attempt was made
TO drive him away. and he was ordered up 10
the Capital. When there, nc was recommeno.
ed to go to Sonsonate by the President, but
whilst on his way thither be was seized by an
armed force, taken down to Aoajutla, and
placed on board the Columbus bound to Pana-
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

TIE HoN. JONI HAWKINS, Representative IN
Congress from Florida, does not apparently
stand high in the estimation Of his constituents.
They lately had meeting and resolved, in the
usual form, that he is too "weak, wilted ana IN
competent, and devotes more time 70 nls tCii-
cite tban 10 the interests Of his constituents"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

It is astonishing that such fool-hardy exploits
as balloon asceuts have not more frequently
been unfortunate. Mr.. Graham, the English
aeronaut, made over thousand ascents, and
yet lives ike the Thane Of Cawdor, "a prosper
Gus gentleman" Mr.. Green, also Londoner,
has perforformed some 1900 aerial voyages,
and had only one bad dccent-on the roof OF
house The fight Of the Great Nassau balloon
in 1886. by Messrs. Monck Mason, Green and
Holland, was the greatest aronautic feat. They
started from London early in the afternoon of
November day, crossed the Channel 10 the
evening. passed over France and Belgium dur
ing the night, and landed in the Duchy of Mas
sau, 500 miles from London, after voyage of
eighteen hours This was at the rate Of nearly
twenty-eight miles an hOur-of course the
speed would have been much greater, were
there any means Of guiding the balloon through
the air.
In June, 1885, n. Pilartre de Rozier (the first
who ever went up in balloon, November FL,
1881 was killed Gs he attempted to cross from
France TO England, by the burning of the by
drogen gas and the bursting of the balloon.
few others have been unfortunate, but only
few. Indeed within the last twenty years, bal
looming has been so much systemiZed that, with
the vehicle in good order, and an aeronaut of
tolerable skill and reasonable presence OF mind
accidents can scarcely occur. Mr.. Tburstons
death. it may be observed, was caused by bis
attempting something wholly out of the ordlna.
ry line OF science and common sense. F6THsy's
Press
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

IUNEsT FLORENCE SALAD OIL,
Il Put up in ground glass Bottles, TRY IT,
For Sale at G. o. KIIB0URNES
54u Drug Store IS Commercial :
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
N0TICE no MILL OWNERS!l

NOTICE TO MILL OWNEkS J
r wOInf CAII, YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO A
i New and Superior article of
LUBRICATING OIL, FOR ENGINES
And Machinery Of al kinds. 1t will wear without gum
ming up and wiz be saving Of Is per cent over lard
Also Tor sale large stock of Linseed Lard Polar and
other Oils at less than before offered in Nevada Fph
''TTE GEO. o. KILBOURNE.
Nevada March 10th, 1s5s-23Sm
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Columbia. as it will be called, many mora mouths
than can be fed by the limited snpplies which the
exclusive and inadequate trade Of the Hudson
Bay Company furnish, many more bodies than
be sheltered from the coming winters cold by
the few houses Of the traders or the hnts Of the
Indians. For the present year emigration thitber
is therefore, unwse, not to soy wicked. Whoever
reaches there before next spring. will either starc
himself or make somebody else starve.
It is n remarkable fnct that tbs saddse eollapss
Of the Fraser river mania followed hard spoA
news confirming the richness of the dry diggings,
and was not hastened by any adverse news from
the riyer-bcd diggings II is clearly Me natural
and healthy reaction from n very unnatural and
unhealthy excitement. which. If long continued.
would have retarded the prosperity Of cAlfornia
materially
The reliable information concerning the produc-
ti,cncss Of the Fraser River mines still continues
somewhat limited. and will DO 50 until the subsi-
dence Of the preseut high water. Numerous and
se'y profitable dry diggings are said ~ hAye been
disco, cred
An important feature Of the nsws by this arri-
val is tho large discoveries Of gold in Oregon and
Washington Territories. These discoveries, Of
course, are merely eolirmatory Of those made
several years agohy Indians and the early settlers
and only certify the opinion we have several times
expressed that the gold producing region would
bc found in greater or less degree 10 include the
territory between California and British Columbia.
With the added publicity which they will receive
at this opportuno Time and from their nearness to
the Fraser River region, it IL more than psObable
thnt the miners who find it impossible to sustain
themselves in that crowded section, in the lack Of
tools and provisions will bctake themselves &, q
less occupied territory, where they may secure
both Mt low prices, and aid in developing the min.
eral resources and gold-produeing areas Of our
own most northern Pacific state.--N j. Post
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Do,.Kn's CoNCENTRATED EssENCE

l1 or BAY fLEAVEs-fTeparaiorsoi oitne bay Lear nave nave
ghou the world Tor ceuuriespast
as remedies for Nervous Heasche for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly has occupied prominent position in the
estimation many s eagerly sought after by Its thou
Of admirers Its Of the active prin
ipe of the Bay minute real permanent bene
f effected therefore simply palliative and
too diseases for which this valuable rem
edy well adapted
ROsSERs CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared OILY by the inventor has been effect
bcdy series chemical experiments and has last been
that concentration which makes arene
y unsualed aresting the of the hair the removal
Of danru relieving by few applications that distress
Ing itching which generally precedts the falling OF he
hayng confidence In The nostrums usually Sold who had
Distressing lccay OF the hail and such Its wonder
effects that reputation at became establish
aud hundreds Of calls very made for without
system of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed public favor such is the demand for
this remedy that the has been induced
manu- upon scale. aud he offers
with the fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared by Thos II Rosser at his chemical iaboraor
Petersburg va and for sale by Druggists generally.
2ts
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Pres tdrnss once,
NIRGISIA e. Tt.StsSrF RAILROAD Co.
LYStHBuHG. August 9TH le,A.
AvOTICE.-Thr'Flcvcnth Annual Meeting of The Stock
holders IF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compa
will Ia. held In the II all Of their Deot in t' CITY Of
Lyuchbutg Wednesday, the 18Th day September
FORM OF PROXY
knon al by fhfsc presents That the rniscrhcrs
being khoders the Virginia and Tennessee Kn ron
Company, do hereby co, ,sii ute AMI appoint
and fu attorney aud rcIrsont each Of
the SOckhodcis sail ompany.
when not personally Ir.sru with inl power aud
tbory such general meetings 10 such vote vot,s,
Ia such other zach Of could give do
II W. personally present
Witness hands AMI seals, THIS day of lrJ
WITNESS, lssAI
l9h by Law. Proxies rcprcscn, stuck in THEN al
ectgs shall only be valid fo the siac, years
r. IN the date thereof
by Order o the Board of Directors,
auga.t!. WM II HUGHES, Secretary.
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Tho End Of the Fraser River Mania.


The depopulation Of California, which has been
going on ever since tho beginning of the Fraser
River excitement, was too violent and unnatural
Il condition Of things to last. AS was to be ex-
peced, it has come to n sudden end. Nearly eve
ry city and county Of any sixe in California has
suffered greatly both from the withdrawal Of num-
bers of its population and from the ruinous down
fall in the prices of houses and roal estate. Com
paratively little was known of the prospect for
miners, the nature Of the new country or its gov
ernment, or the means of access to the gold regi-
on; but notwithstanding these drawbacks, which
should have delayed prudent men. California has
for three months been subjected to depletion
which has drawn of 10000 Of her population, and
will leave hundreds Of them to perish from the
hardships Of travel to the gold region. the jeal-
ousy of the Indian tribes, the want of provisions,
and the want Of money to buy the comnonest lc-
cessaries Of life. One would have supposed the
Californians-than whom none know more inti-
ma,ely the color and exaggeratons that gold-dig-
ging stories take on-would be the last to be car
ried away by such an unreasonable mania. But
they were the first. Happily they were the first
to return to their senses. s-u .4a naul
There are now in New Caledonia, or British
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lmly - Is


NATURAL. COKE FROM TBaR OARHON
~ hill MINES~The subscriher receiving sup
ply Of the above article and conadtly recoasndsk tho
of Wood and Coal preferable and say
economical fuel than eit lts ready gnltlnn ceanh
anl durability render IL convenient and agreeable for
CRATES; and for COOKING ranges and heating fnruaces
Il believed to bo superior any other fuel whatever
would do well make trial Of Coke before tL
closes they may hnd desirable TO supply them
sslye during the Summer for next Winters demand
22ts WIN A. MILLER On Basin.
HIM
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XVEED', rATENT SEWING MACHINES

w This is the most relable SEWING MACHINE
offered in this market both the quality Of its work s d."
rabtv and simplicity Ihe oper learned
than that any other sischne, while works with
he finest silk or the hra'es, cloth or leather on either OF
Which works in superior manner making straight
evenly LAID much finer than ordinary hand work while
both cloth he'd alike. ri,alng beauty
the elegant hand work, rarely gets out OF working
der or qnres repairing and Is so simple h. an Operate" ra
these advantages over other Machines we feel e"nhhet
Beeds Patent Sra1 Maehins will best the of
Families all kinds Of Manufacturing Ciotiers, Talo Boot
and Shoe Makersor others requiring la te wtt.
that III do their work IN rapid and substantial and
much than the ordinary Families who require
their wants. besides saving labor months
pay Tao.s viii lind saving by using this sew
work that does not rip easily and that looks much nicer than
hand work Boot aal Shoe naac'nrcrs eau save Thou
Dollars using this Machine whlc for purpo
the work done leather by this Maehine Is better than
The editor Of the Cadaown (corga) Patriot says When
purchased your ytefs Pasnt spns Machine intend
leather Harness and Carriage Trimmings aud
many Of neshbors testify TO the superiority OF
and feel confident this alone the ma' he has Ia
Dor enough to its cost One of ncighbors VIII" has
large pl,ntaton worth the of his best
hands making clothes for the Ev
cry Machine you have sold this vicinity has given the
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machines IRON
Extract from letter written by gentleman. owning
plantation New orleans Your two Utds Pafeas SEQ
Machines have been in almost constant Use since bought
them and with the best Of practical results In less three
clothes for each hundred and ten plantation hasd
and lind the me saved in using them one season has more
Planter used employ three four hands
in making clothes for the rest but since purchased
Ueds Paent Serins aehiae does the sewing
the whole plantation while WI for making nearly
all the clothes o the family feel confident the Machine
We wish ali need Machine examine these they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation or
9th whore stitch required Price OF Heeds Patent
WHITNEY LYON, Propristors,
3l5 Broadway, New York
r7- Sold by A. S. ENGIEDOVE, dealer in Fanny Goods,
Hfn nppfa Nc tvup n
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Whole Tickets el0; Halves S5; Quarters g. Sc
Managers Certificate of Id Whoes- where persons wish
TO pny the risk only will be sent for. $50
Ii Halves, .............. 40
" III Quarters, " 20
Ii Eghths, " ...........-.... 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
upains made unfaitlllncss the those
who have been attending the filling Of ORDERS tho
correspondence business aid in their
@ Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters X FRANCE ca,
aug3 Baltimore, Md.
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LYNCMRURG SAVINGS AT0RE.

Ga1n .EI9
wv
cluded reduce the prices Of Spring nnd summer
stock "a ~ - enable everybody TO buy
things the market NJ stock isia 1UiNNETS
every description. Misses and Boys Hats Ribbons FLOW
Yrs. Caps MANTiiIAS Lace Goods Hosiery Gloves and
Mits Fans. Dire rrnmings, &c Also, AGEEs HOOP
skIRls 7jcto 81 ~ Also a large assortment ot
the celebrated HdRRJSONS PERIL HFRf Nuns Bonneis
from 30 to 62 aud good many other irs which will sell
cheap for cash. apl l3tsl n LEVY.
II =. Il q. a. DIaG:l1D, Successors to ~.
LIE DlUGUIp 4 SONS, will keep constantly on hand
arge stock of all kinds Of PU RNlTuRE, of their
actue which they III be pleased shew tho old rnds and
patrons s. Diuguid n Sons, and the public "ereinl
They also keep constantly hand SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES of all szes: also large s,ock
WOODEN COFFINS, oil every description. and WIN pay
prompt .hs undertaking business AT all hours
e f25.dActs d. p AZ u. A. DItGU1D.
LNOR SALE-A medium kMIJu IL HAND
Il PRESS, suitable tor printing country and for
obbinE purpos's Having and Tor more thannrr
The .el tv,ry low Lnqume nt the firgninn Of
ice ang
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~YPREsS SHe HeNtslEs.-rn,UIu jypress Shingles
4 } % Tons Brush Mountain Coal For by
ANDERSON. LANFoRD & co. on Canal.
=. mar sG. near i.anghornes Mi
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LYNCH,,SsS nWAtAAREjHOUsE. Y AAR.E

TuNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased for term Of the
above named valuable property In this city and respect
fully sos tho Of his fcnds and the public
orally The appointment Of nspccors has been given to
Mrssrs H. Rucker Of Amherst aud Io Boax, Of Apo.
matx who ovoy qualified for the dutles Of the Of
nee well known and worthy OF the public
hd.nrc. EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
i'm
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t,rnnulatcJ runt Jan l. 5a, a. 40. pGG -
viii be by I'll" above statement that this Company 4.
in houiishn. condition
Those dosrug Information In gard 10 tho subject of IN,
would do well iore1 ise agents 81 the above
Company who III give stem information thR may be
dc,rc Ion references apply f. "ihcr mbcr OF The loca
BOARD.
oEo wYTnE MUNrORD, Esa, Prosa'af
tSecrctprv of Comu,ouw rallh ui kirp pinlaN
DIREc1o oR$
ROGER A PRYOR
editor ofihs ~ 'uth >
THOMAS II. ELLIS, IsQ.
('r-si.rnt james River and Kanawha Co..
THOMAS = AUGUST, Esq.
tAiiorn"y Al Law
WM a. FAME, ESQ,
tkent Paine & Co Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY, Esa,
tfarmer, King a Queen Co. NaD
RFN CHAS H. READ,
pastor tuited jrcsby yicrIan Church1
Riy. JAS. B. TAi I.Ok,
tCorg Sc-y Southern Baptist Convention
II X. EILYSON. Prner)
CHAs W. PURCELL, (Danker)
JAMES THOMAS. JH,
t1obAcco Manufaoturer)
RoPtKT = Fusr, NJ D,)
+. /. wNkfE, NJ u, , Medical Board
4. IL GILMEn, NJ D,
a. II GARLAND, Local Agent,
or IA hs absence lr 4 J.. WALKER.
CHAN. WORTIIAM.
GrnrAgi and Attorney Tor Wa
Richmond Va
Ew TROTTER, s:rnrrni AgT.
90 sn
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON.
TERMS

The VIRGlN!>\ IA published at 81 and ri-weeklya
- pof and weekly Al 81, nvaraty al
otherwise g. - will DO chark in al No paper
will be discontinued the vp"n the Propretors
until all arrearages shah have hccu paid
ADVERTISEMENT Sare tor 5Ocens square OF
10 lines less ni first insertion and 80 Tor cseh con
s,nuance ordered weekly and then ~ cts
insertion. II the number OF
Insertions be marked the MS will be pnbiisheithior
dered out, and charged accordingly
HE lEAKLl RATES ARE
For square, daily.
For two do do .''.' ~
turO
For two do do .....................'. ~
~ Advertisement Intended both papers subject to spe
cai contract.
Annual ivertisers will he limited to their immediate
business or ertiscmsnts charged at transient rates
- All vertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers .,,
Obituary notices which eight lines charged
hly fnrt he rx
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uyNanBURG AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ml,.nl,Al AHSTEll


amccins of the oen lo I'd ui Directors for thu New
~ York Lite Insurance C"mpi a the tai'" In hccity
- Ririnun / the foll"w ing unanimously adopted
The uni,fpue ~, salient and Directors o the Company.
have examined hc tcp",t an cAht Of tho New York lite
COMPANY thu ending tho ls of JRnnary
sA and being -ard with ~ prosperous condition cordial
recommend the and "t thu
The New Npik Lite inaitancc Company has
II and iis Capital has attain
l'ud- aud .tiRagrs "n k"sl Estate We think moHi
prutiahr aud mode ni The proh,s
insured and have averaged not less
than thiy cenl. Hhnnm on The pt"inun paid H.,
sides iho.c tecka a. the law of New York
Iuiirs additional security that slWo shall 10 deposit
With the State Ionp,rn T." meet any lawful demands
Mhich the C"mpau, ia'l to pay.
We invite thp aaurr objects and advantages Of
Lite lnsuran u srt forth by this Institution
lRTEEN II hNNlA REPORT.
Amount OF aserts. Jannay /,
lr~. d ,6Oa IN VI
Amount of receipts for rr"mi-
ums, interest. sc, 10 Jany
|. leas. IA lal II
DIsBI RsFMtNIb
Paid losses by death. interest
un dk vi, uds, and NIL ether
expenses. n a1o h6 .--..
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VT'IeT TT lHt HIdT VTFl1u SIHlV IVVIOI1V7
MAaNIFICENT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
HAVANA PLAN,

HAVANA PLAN,
THIS Is THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
PRIZES IN ONE WHEEL AND TICKETS IN ANOTHER.
Ere,y Prize IS drdrn ont,
Prizes Paid su EmlI, " iihoui any Deduct ION.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
E.ctra Class .,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday, August 2tl 1853
2O,IO5 Prizes! "a, 1000 Numbcr~!!
We would call particular attention the follow ing splendid
scheme. package OF IL whole tcke, costing only $su
every other ticket being warranted draw $40 ds
terun.d by the number the Capital Prize wheth
rid
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l'rcstsicns,s once,

UNOWDEN's DENTAL FLUID. Smells Tooth
- Powders. For sai" by II. THOMPSON co,
Is ItuupIsts !
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MARBLE WORKS.

NuONuNENTA,
- lNn TOMB SLABS,
= HEAD and FOOT STONES -
= CHIMNEY PIECEs, =
= HEARTH STONES, =
= GARDEN sTATUARY =
e GARDEN VASES, -
= sOAPSTUNE FIRE PLACES :
z NEW YORK WIRE RAILING, 81
= &r, &c, &c .
~ am prepared to FURNISH and intend always 10 keep
hand n large Of the above namad :
ccs nnd call the particular attention Of those In
% Ia examine my stock and prices, =.
: rorrons at distance. by addressing mo line.
Il have their orders hrd we'll they per ~
- o,nlly attend to IL themselves as sm extremely par
:. i,uar In hlIng my Country Ordari usng my bsst :!
: Judgment and taste In order TO please. =
= w doods carefully packed In strong boxes AMI -
r. RhtraHfad saja 10 any distance =;
:: Cali on, or address, ="
J. D. GADDEsS, Doe
Proprietor.