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T HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and viii sell o great
W H. JOHNSON,
ie23 see Pententiary.
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RERFUWERT AND FANCY ARTTCEFS..
large and select lot Of Soaps Coognes PomsfUls Hair
Ois Hair, Tooth aud Nal Brushes CoHfs g. vhicf s re
selling at reduced prices. DEM0YILLE & BELL,
Jyl4 % Cherry street.
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WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,

NE w FIR VI.
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Jyl4 % Cherry street.
WFOLASSEs.s-1OO Bbs bright reboilea Jackson Rehnsy
IVA Tor sale loEs by TERRASS BROTHERS
kANh SE NASAAN ILLEs--We have complete
H STOCK Of Grocerlesi consisting in part Of
SALT, WHISkEX, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco Brsndes &C. with Bale Rope Baggng,
ana ~ bales Of Augusta Drills all viii sell
deposit
We have also desirable city Edgehed property which
We viii dispose Of on favorable in the Apply 70
oct3 FISHER, WHEELES a. 90
THE sOLD DOMINION, COFFEE-POT.
TTVHOUsANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already Sold
and the demand from the United rapidly
the inase. Wherever introduced has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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OF Expenses q Investigating Co1nuses OF the ~ -
RepreseutatiEes.
ResolUed bH tie Sel0fs and H5uss Of RsD4sffisss s
TIE United Sidss n la.sica Oh Cdugrsas 1sss11f hr
the sum Of E i've thousand dollars Be, and the hereby
appropriated out Of any noues IN The treasury oAerEc
Prutse er me payment % expenses or the inFes
eating committees Of the HoIse Of BepresentaF-s dnrinF
present session, and that the sf7l Sc af. h, -
neous item Of the contingent fund OF sa.i TIouss
Approved, February l8 1859
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The Masonic Publishing Association.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
OF THE AGE
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Having purchased the entire interest Of s. c. 6odha in the
late firm Of Cooke, Bailey Co.. will continue the Hat, Boot
and Shoe business at Old stand, No. 50 North side Of the
Public Square, where shall he pleased to old friends
and merchants generally,
junelg-f. COOKE & BAILEY.
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DissoIution 0f Partnership.

TFVHE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm style Of Cooke, Bailey & Co. is this day dis
solved by agreement.
Those indebted the late firm will payment to Cooke
Bailey who alone authorized wind up the business Of said
firm. W. NJ. COOKE,
J. n. BAILEY,
June !, 1858 S. c. GODSHALL,
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WHO CaN HEAT ETI

DEMIJOHNS.--gOOD 0ugOhns, ! to gallons, fer sale
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Heavy Wooden Goods, Domestics, Blankets, 81
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QJEENsFFANh'
In fact everything will be kept will be necessary for the
completion ui q we'll assorted stock Of Goods
An Of which he determined TO sell for ready pay cheaper
than purchased Nashville his limited expenses WILL
am, MAD I G. HAsBROOK.
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NOTICE

KTTE have this day with ourselves Mr. GEORGE
w LEE. and will continue business under the old style OF
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & DALEY
NASHVILLE, June l, lSj5-ie2g
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u
TAVING successfully pas12d the ordeal % gon rev o'fe
- ~ an estabiishel Medicine. Its efficacy in curing
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JOINT RESOLUTION for paying the compensation Of sepogra
pliers employed By committees VI the House Representa-
tivcs.
Resolved t the Senate and House Of Representative Of the
limited statS Of America Congress assembled That the sec
efs ~ M Treasury he is hereby authorized and direct
I'll ~ allow and nav out any money in The treasury not other
wise rTiated the compensation OF steuographers employed
Nv Inc committee the House Of Beprc-entatvs- as auted
under the direction Of said House
Approved May a, lojs.
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RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of War % een.
the Appr0uFii made July eighth, eighteen hanred and
x upon such Channel Of the 81, Nays River he MAJ
select.
ResoIred Jv tie Seadte and H5uss Qf RsDressqffrs
tie LRied Siaes ~ AHlercg "a Congress 1ssslRtd TIA
the appropriation Of July eighth eighteen hundred and 6
he improvement Of St. Mays River, TIE safe
Michigan may expended in excayang such csnnef ron
evidence which he ma obtain, the Secretary Of War a
deem best
AI,pro,si. june O. Is5s.
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RESOLUTION to extend FOR further term the provisions Of
the Joint reolu0n approved March tenth eighteen hundred
and fifty eight in relation dropped and retired oers
Of the navy.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United Str Of America Ia Congress assembled, That the time
limited by the joint resolution approved March teuth- eighteen
hundred fifty eight, entitled Joint RESOLUTION 10 extend
and authority the President under the act approved
January sixteenth, eighteen hundred and h seven entitled
Au act amend entitled promote the efficiency
navy, respect dropped and retired naval ocr be-
hereby extended to the first day Of January eighteen hun
bred and fifty nine in lieu Of sx months a. provided therein
AnnrnNal Nav II. l-lS
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AREsnLTTION b a


audit and settle accounts the for the erection
the United States Marine Hospital at San Francisco Cali
fOruia.
Resolved By the and House OF Representatives, OF the
United States Of America I'm Congress assembled that the sccre
tary Treasury aud m is hereby authorized and directed
settle the Of the cutrcnro TIE erection
Of the United States marine hospital san Francisco Caur
MIA and to pay contractor out ut money in the urea
sury not otherwise appropriated the amount thar b. found
tohs Justly due 10 him e contracts made between SAID
the proper Of the government in reference
said building
NTa7-f \.
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Pn,cl-LarEs bottles g, mail bottlss q.
For sale In NASHVILLE BY 0kal9fA hAA = pe--'
maFt-5ktT6m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: Nr,v ARTICLE FOR sMoKSRs

,4RyENLgtES ANTI-NERV0US CTGASs.-The
A., ,g,rietAr ~ fAese Cigars having devoted much time
an s+uf. experimenting upon Tobacco has at last
s,re lrd Producing an article lar superior 20 any
tf.a., set us,gys g. the public
Qhay haYc already been introduced into The lar.
-,r ,.tl1s wttR eutlre sUccC4S. having been pro-
r,,tf.-.I SI.o press to be better article than
,s-.s; gii.S uf 5i}a imported ones, Which opinion
s.ss Hs. eaPha'os'ly endorsed Icy connsoiseurs Of
if.e v"t1
Iis un fey.. sae3 having .;akon the agency for
O., -- t.age NaWid most T2spvCauii! invite all who
v..-, ssya NhSics5He ira rant article that i
,s,gl..e led sg.G Njt he fouut upaa trial not 81 u-
,.-e ta- it,'th 80 call aud OK anime for themselves
sss 81 p, r boiy~a., sad ,etSli by
NJ " COREY co
1.h lfs@ No l23 Broad street
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Yours, very respectfully,
jon ATKINS
jail DeIiyerv
IcoRREsPoNDEScs OF THE RIcHnoyp DAILY nrsp.rcu

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April l5, 1858.
Last night there was a general iail delivarv IN
this place, and every criminal, with the exception
OF Mrs. Miller, who has once had trial. effected
their escape The prisoners made hole through
the ceiling, and by standing on a beam above il
with augers bored holes through the roof of tbS
jail; their blankets and sheets were torn into
strips, tied together aud by this means let them,
selves to the ground, and then took leg bail.
Thus, In one night, our criminal docket wa,
almost entirely cleared which, for some time past
has greatly bindered the trial of civil causes
SIX OF those who escaped we're: Nelson Shelton
charged with murder; A. j. Shackelford, assauIt
with intent to kill John Wheat, shooting with
intent to Kill; James Pace, forgery; - Gregory
stealing French school books from one of the Ca
dets at Col. stranges Military Institutes; and To
bias Smittell, stealing bank note. There were Sc
ven persons who escaped.
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gJ~ Nav SPRING GooDs I.
l s : = !

Ne rvspee tfU.y invite attention to oUr st yck
q fPkiNG GOODS now opening, and assure the
L.dea in arIi upr that those goods offered at
lgNtf rates than the Same couli be bought for
having be- eaTiy in the market and our FINANCIAL
Position is sucu that We have advantages in the
ket enabling rs 10 purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. All We ask OF yoU is t.
Gail. ESamiue! CUnpgit!li JudGeiIi
Respectfully } MILLHIsEK BRO,
nah lin 1913 Broad street.
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DEAD-We stated on Monday last that a young
man named Davidson, overseer for A. Baldwin Of
Buckingham co, was severely shocked by lightning
on Saturday. The Farmville (ya.) Journal says:
He Was in the act of dismounting from horse
When the iatai bolt fell. The horse was killed
instantly bnt the application of cold water narts
ly revived the young mau, when Il was discovered
that he was very much burnt and one side
completely paralysed, and bis power ofarticulation
gone: He fingered in that condition until Monday
evening when he died.
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n5F~ Corcus, CoLos, HoARsExrss. &c

--TGc prevalence ri the shoye complaints at this
$50 s. has LAS the Ca-t al bringing out host o;
V-v es 'e,,iF specific. AMI Htile some few HAY
l. -onl. many useless and some even dang gerous
II prevent lsarFJiut "u} iAc bsstc0urse 20 pursue
y L. CcLsnt yoT family ihysiCian,o or otherwise use
by s'l,h remedies "a long public experience has
rovrt e. he safe ani etficnrous OF this class is
ELyE COMPOUND SIRUF or GUN ARABIC. Original
- the taYor.te prescription 81 eminent PHI sican
1t 50 became popular family medicine, and with
OF. a!TrrttsiHg, has continued - ENJOY q growing
r-plittoH To- the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchitis, HoopingCouSh. Group. Asthma. &c il
Cs-i with unparalleled success, as most families
Sll ta+tity.
sid by FiSnEs WINSTON, MEADE BAkER, A
1tSlE &c. at - cents per bottle. and in Gle
taa! aud pleasant Lezrnge form, l2}s and 25 cents
box, called TYLER'S '6UA ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
l CPS. * L-3m*
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FNTkA AETNA TEETH. &c. W. JONES.
IsNIt>T. Wpud saHouuy' t. those Wishing their
t.r.a lyEEtgIgD. that he now hBs }HstrQmeuis sup-
pe.tlu1G a.! their adaptation i such as tn render
IT, extract %! thg teeth almost painless nrrrr
ft ~ p t!F3 "a: '3h tie frSi rlal never break Ing
it. mauy,inG the guns. or iaJWins tbs surrounding
pSTts,
All other operations. FILLING. Cleansing and In
ser-uE T(rtL, gently and thoroughly performed.
OF r. opposite CArrtLian Hall. on Main street
apt4--sI
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ptfrIclEAR NorfCg.-Great sale al

y s,ftas erssy. Plated Ware aud Ran, : t3toig al
al t.fa ai,4 RlIy2Ie SAFE, 10y II " QVtEIG ~, ~ No
i.t Mas street every Hay q nj cycuin. thi> a,rk
LADIES' sale 81 O'clock L. VI.
Gaa..sEurH's sale At : O'Clock.
The Z. hest and most extensive variety ever offer
e. ir ti, msgket. Tor sale above. Merehaxfs are
1t.;s 5'a}y invited 10 call and examine tha goods
s.t purchase either privately or at the evening
sales All .,epjs warranted as reTreat ntra No. 80
MAN >tGtt. nh -
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WON'T HAVE HIS FREEDoh-Jobn Watson, late of
the cousty of Prince Edward, by will emsncipated
his slaves, about sixty in number, and gave them
some twenty thousand dollars in money to take
them to Liberia. At our late Citcuit Court one
OF these slaves, man named Caesar aged fifty
seven, hled petition setting forth his desire TO
choose an owner, whereupon the Court took the
necessary steps, according to law to crafty Ca.ar
in his wishes to remain in seryitude.-FtumuiHe
Va Journal
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PREsBYTERY.-The session of East Hanover Pres
bytery were held at Gento church. Powhatan CO.
Va, commencing on Saturday, the 10th inst and
concluding on Monday the 18th. Rev. A. W. Mil
Ter, was Moderator, and the Rev Edward Martin
was appointed commissioner to the General Assem-
bly,, Rev. VIM. A. Campbell, alternate. Elder Mr.
Abel Head and Col. I. ii. Eppes alternate
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r,,s~ IN on. OR WATER CoLoRs from,

.,,tlT tSs4afrrss uf DAGt ERREorYpgs Of deceased
,,. rs ~ nom late. are executed at the Photo
,tAy.s aud Fine Arg Gallery Of q. ". HINSfs in the
er.sg 70, ie oi she art. at the shortest Eotice-
4 80 Hi..a Photographs Ambrotypcs Saheret,-
f,p., .rt Every ST. lc # likeness known or desired
3 N.gists :ian guaranteed 10 the most fatidinus
,-t ,sa 500 asN oi snsl children, as executed al
= .gI I!iaI.se have gained the admiration ali who
Isv. ~..., tlIn Get!el as on MaR sttet opposite,
t.. n..N t3,stun' iioUse, Richmond. Va AMI SyCa-
,..-... -.g,sl. Pes, F>3tuJg, IA. mh Is
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pELELVUE HOsPITAL.-This Institu

pELELVUE H0SPITAL.-This Institu-
~ tion which has been in successful operation for
the last fire years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
Ia delightful airy position, and Is furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort OF pa
tents and the successful treatment OF disease;
II has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
notation of gentlemen who may mud 1t mconYe-
nient TO be treated at their private lodgings:
Particular attention will be paid to tue tgtil0'in
yards which are peculiarly coInmodions.
TERMS:
(Edycble on The rentorot n the Idttent)
White patisnts per week
Colored do .............:..-..-':o
priyata Roous - ...............6 TO Sf3
Es- City acceptances required for patients from
the couotry unless where the parties are known TO
oue of the physicians of the Hospital.
This incl udes all charges for Board Medical attend
a,ce Nursing and Medicine By an arrangement
with the infirnary of the Medical College. small
additional fce ranging from 81 to so, VIII DC charS
"a for Surgical cases. The particular sum may pe
ascertaned beforehand by application to one OF the
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
tion to ali patients placed in their Hospital.
JAMES gOLTON NJ. D..
Grace strest between 4th and 9TH.
THOMAS POLLARD, u D..
seu,ert of the Powbatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, n. ID.
Franklin st. next door below Trinity UhuIeh.
WM w. PARKER, M. ID.
Court House
w. D. MANN. NJ D, Resident Physician.
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FROM RoNE.-At a consistory held at Rome on
Monday, 18th ult., the cardinals hat was confer
red on the Archbishcps of Toledo and Seville; Mon.
signor Antonini Bishop of Ancona, Monsignor
Milesi, Minister of Commerce aud Public Works;
Monsgnor Mortel, Minister of Justice, and Monsig-
nor Sivestri, dean of the Rota
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Fa0N THE SANDWICH IsL.NDs-Advicss from
Honolulu, Sandwich Islards, are to the 9th OF
February. The King celebrated bis twenty-fourth
birth day on the 9th of that month. Lahsina
WAS visited by severe whirlwind on the 2Olh
OF February, which ts0k off the roof from the
house occupied by the American Consul. The
American circus company of Row L Marshall had
arrived Mt Honolulu. on their way to Melbourne,
australia. The King aud Queen had returned to
Honolulu from q trip to the other islands. One
hundred and ten tons Of sugar had reached Houo-
lnlu from the lihue plantation. The {olynessaa
says the sin of blasphemy Is very common in the
island. The trade import returns for 1857 show a
decrease of sci 900 from those of 1856 and of s253
0I0 from those of 1855
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ap lite

TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI.
co C0uNTY.-Atthe request Of many friends an
nounce myself candidate for ths ONCE Of COM
MISSIONER on THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect
sure TO elect me- promise to discharge the duties or
the office faithfully. Respectfully. .-y
sp 6-2wS HC6H LONGEST
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e'p~''Ihi1a Ihi1aH Longest.

ss- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PER DISTRICT. HENRlCO COUNTY. II announce
myself candidate for the O0MMISeIOh EK6HIP
of the Upper District of Henrco county, In ths
place OF Jacob keesee. resigned and respectfully
Ifeiected, will discharge the duties Of ths olEcs
faithfully. ap 7-dt2sM WP LAWTON.
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A TRuANT.-Mr. i. t. Smith, the manager of the
Drury Lane Theatre, London, made the following
aliuson to Mr.. Charles Mathews, in a speech on
tne closing night OF the season (March 19): 'sMr.
Charles Mathews name appears in the bills as the
acting manager He promised me to return and
perform here few weeks after Christmas, but he
has played the truant. He is married and is now
under other management. He has changed his
style OF playing, and is acting Romeo to new Ju
liet have searched for new talent in his place
but have searched in vain"
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k&S II Ub IAAh Is HARSH,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II your Hair is Gray.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II goGg Hair is Thin,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
il ylu are Bald
Use Prof Woois Hair Restorative
Il you have Nervous Headache
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II yUu have UaudrHf.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
i ypu have E:upt!ous.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yGu !esire Glossy Hair,
J-e Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire 10 preserve the Color,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
j you 'ic-ire not 70 lnse the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want Cheap Article,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative
II You admire the Beautiful Lock,
Uar Prof W FOODS Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful RluClsts,
Use Prof Woods lair Restorative
II yuu wish q Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof " oOd's Hair Restorative
!. ys2 wish a Face itye from rmpes
Laa Prof Ood Hair Restorative
u you wish to appear Young.
Use Prot u3ds Hair Restorative
II you want testimony CFrrvi eimiHg,
k-ui tnc Circular Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want - lul i,
1hr Depot j. at N Market stTeet, st Louis Mis-
syIri, and 2i2 Broadway, New York.
UI-i IL IL aiso sold 10y every popular Druggist in
tlIs city and country. NH l2--d&ew3m*
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THE SLAVE TRADR.-imp0JtdHt CorYeSpoRdsHce.-It
is stated that important diplomatic correspon-
dcnce lately CARRIED on between the British Min
lister, Lord Napier, aud General Csss, relative to
tho slave-trade, has reached the climacteric in a
long, able and convincing note from the venerable
Secretary, addressed to Lord Napier, reviewing
the whole subject, and furnishing complete
answer to the demands and pretensiong of the
British government. correspondent of the New
York Times says:
Several notes had previously passed-Lord
Napier complaining, the part of bis govern
mcnt that the American iagi used on the Afri-
can coast as Il cover to slayers of all nations and
maintaining that the United States is bound TO in
crease the African squadron from three, the pres
ent number OF vessels, to four, &c.
Gen. Cass communicates TO Lord Napier the
views OF cur government at length, and in man
which must silence, If not satisfy, Lord Napier
and his government. Gen. Cass however studi-
Ousiy avoids giving otfense to England. thOugh
lie comments with great and deserved severity
upon the CoQle trade, and the laws of England
relating thereto, and animadyorts with equal
justice upou the African apprentice system of
Louis Napoleon.
General Cass regrets the abuse of the American
flag by vessels not entitled to claim that protec-
ton, but canu0t admit that our government ID
responsible for this abuse TO greater extent than
it has employed its efforts to prevent It, He fur
ther refuses to acknowledge that We are bound 10
add another vessel to our African squadron, and
after reviewing the treaty stipulations, contends
that We have fully complied with them, in letter
and in spirit.
The document is written in strong but temper
ate language and though severe and occasionally
sarcastic, contains nothing at (which the British
government can possibly take serious unbrage--
1t Is an able State paper, and will increase the
reputation of Gen. Cass
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DEATH OF AN OLD L.DY.-Mrs. Mary II. Breckin-
ridge the grandmother of the Vice President, died
at the residence OF her son, the Rev William l..
Breckenridge, in Louisville, ky on the 10th ult
in the ninetieth year of her age. She was the
widow OF John Breckenridge, who represented Ken.
tucky in the Senate Of the United States from 1901
to 1905, when he was appointed Attorney General
"f the United States by Mr, jefferson, and died
while holding that office, in lS06. Among the chill
dren of Mrs b. were three eminent Presbyterian
siyines, John, Robert and William, the two latter
of whom are still living.
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SrEUiAL NorICg.

UkIIfW (NlET
The nhdetstSned respectfully announce to the
public that they have concluded to lose their hnsi
haas ANA Will now offer their eutire stock of
EBtDEAApE CLOTHING,
" p Der cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants NIll do we'll 10 call upon us and examina
car stock before purchasing elsewhere
Also, very neatly made up assortment of Chill
tteu's and Boys Clothing on hand
GE0 NENTER & BRO
No ~ Main street
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