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lsu ORLEANS glaiIg Crescent.
W wnlTAu loss WALL toE.


-IIiu VII 10 ths g,vs Of Nature holds
g6nmuaon vita her visible forms-BRTANr
II
Ia this wild winter night hear
Amid yon CedaF's leaves,
a music something like the tone
heard in 0rieut-eves,
When through the boughs of Lebanon
The wind swept to the sea,
Leaving his kisses on the rose
THat bent DER Gdlee,
Whose waters In the distance dim
Seemed softly whispering yet OF him.
O Cedar 10 this cold NoFth,Land
Dost ever dream of those,
Thine own best Kindred, over whom
The breeze Of Judah flowsF
Do they remember how they bowed
When from Him breathed the word
or ttPeace, in Times long corridors
Still by Earth's nations heard,
still. where the fires of battle burned,
Like bright star to music turnedf
/ know that Earth hath many fields,
Whose trampets still are rolled
ReVengefully as in the days,
The CORY days of old
But guardians Of the sacred mount
Are not your green leaves yet
Swept BY the winds from Bethlehem,
IuprOpheb music seGt
music breathing of the time
When Peace shall walk through every cline.
w.
know that over many hearts
The star OF Hope has paled-
So long the vengefnl trumps have called
And Battles victims walled
Oh, treesl within whose sacred shade
The mighty patriarch's psalms
Were lifted, when they solemnIy sung
Their nations stately psalms
o, trees when hope and heart are dim,
Still louder lift your promise hymn.
And thou, sweet Cedar waving here,
Give answer Ger the sea,
10 each glad leaf of Lebanon
And rose by Galiee:
What joy shall take my thrilling soul,
rs hear inmy own CLINE
That Song Of Heaven also fill
The corridors of Time
70 know that here the prophet word
Is By the eFumbling armory heard.
vi.
Dear Tree Of Peace and Love and Faith
Green through the whole long year,
The same as in the Summers bloom
Thou waV'st DER Winters bier!
When sorrow tor the sWorded Ill
May darkle over me,
I'll from the moont lattice here
Bat, smiling, look at thee,
Aud in thy fadeless leaves aud strain
Feel Love and Faith and Peace again.
1885,
There are cedarB Mount Lebanon that must have -four
d even in the Tina of a braham.
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pETETGONs--OFFICIATe


NEW ORLEANs Nov 30 1858.
To the honorable the Common Council ,,-., ,.,,,,,
rTNaE TrNDT}ISSlGST n owners ofrcnl estate
fronting either dc ST. GhGeSs rect Feaneelln,y &
ttUu your honorable body pass re7OI lion oFdef+ VIC
Comptroller ell contact pave - hi II aIi, nn
Ca nj 10 Julia street with square block pavement WIh
accordance with section NJ ne ai @
the City Charter Approved March H. iNoP 7a AZ
ba accordance with the grades tuhl'heu ny o
City Surveyor.
p irwin, 81 feet.
Geo G lawn on. 96 feet
Cora A SlUcomh, per q II SiDcomb 1874 leRt
Ida 4 SlOcomh 30 feet
Ann u Cox, per { II Sloc0mb, 25 feet. mr..
Bank New OIlraus by Il aueron Pres pro ten ~ lee'
Daniel FaIA& rs ett
w HHCJAre 1876 laet ,,-,
o Biupuu, - feet more.
VIM GHsQuet, % feet. r,r4
II b Sumner for himself and heirs OF 2 Whitney, 81 feet
Mary II tymm, pr X h sumner Atty, Ii feet
Philip Drunm, q feet,
VIM GBsQuGt 26 feet.
Ping AvendRuo y feet. .,,,-t,r-
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He is armed without, who is innocent within.
The young lady who lately recovered heavy
damages from rich gentleman, who had Rugged her
somewhat radey should take good care OF her money
for she made itby tight squeeze"
We shoQd manage our fortune like our constitu-
tion-enjoy it when good have patience when bad,
and never apply violent remedies but in cases OF ne.
cessity.
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True merit like the pearl inside the oyster Is con.
tented to remain quiet until it finds an opening,
Why are women like beets g.? Because the younger
the sWeeer
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&c, tlae Prlntlng p.e.s 1Islser.

share are cedarB on Mount Lebanon that must have at
ished even in the time Of Abraham.
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Notice is hereby given chat on MONDAY 9th instant
will adudcnte ut my Office at Il o'clock, NJ, the above
contract
d2J It n. TUEARn Comptroller
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CONTPTBOLLER--0FFiClAI


tly OF Now ttflEUlS december T. ls55r
No 4l40.
whereas, tho Mississippi river ia press Of high water,
from time TO time, lii city with overflow of
ks AMI levecS too nsecurey kept from upper limit
thr SAnvu's plAntation, in the plrsh Of Jefferson.
Whereas the damage t. real property Hnd commerce. in the
event OF such calamity world he inralcUAblp ard
hertaS 4 Is Outs tile Common CouAc the city and
is nhh AntS % devise meats guard hgnus such unlocked
city in her vital interest from disaster by the negligence
Of nthers beyond our ms therefore
R+ rsSocn That the ouprolcr be and he Is hereby
hoAsd 10 sell after thirty day notice In the official JOURNAL
contract for e construction OF rvee nlons upper limit Of
the city, from NayAdes the lower uu Of CArr0lon
AloAg said lower line the New Cana and along the Ga
ma I" the Mrture Ridge hid uvee be sixty feet wide
he base thirty feet wide st the top and o. asuieient height
Eu ri tug ely against all ovurlnws from creyhSses.
he II IHtGr rSgirsR That said evte shnlt have
been completed the Clmptro Ter be aud he hereby authorized
sell after ten days uotce in the official Journal
tor the cous ructnn Of she'll road twenty e width the
op u said evee, from Nayale Mptue Ridge
the ~h'e work to be executed in with the plans
70 be snjsct to the approval rejection by the Common
Cou1cii.
Is goedl j. o. NIXON
President R5ard of Aldermen,
Is guedj WHITNEY
President pro tenn, Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved October n, 1858.
IsisnelI GERARD STITu Mayor.
Notice is hereby given thHt THURSDAY 18th day Of
Jaeuny, 80 will aduddae my Office l. O'Clock NJ,
the i,n
is So 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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NOUvELLE URLEANsI 30 N0Yl T507
de IA vile @ In Nhuyei e. ans
| Els SOUSSEGNES PrOnrictnlres tnisnht
II face de IA ue St GnnrIes, letginghtle
speClHnsenrul honorable ps &c Pi97er nnt
CanrGrur pou payer Ia rue
St. Ghala de Canal u rue JHle eH bor' Ie ErAis
lie Ia section ny CEN
dix nunvule chrte de lt vile, apIruNe 10 10
mars, SSH commencement lin -nels ct hlEeelneh5 t
sctunt dulHe, par e yUy de la vile.
+. Irwiu, 81 picds.
Geo & lrwrtsUm, o. picis.
Cora ~lououb & II Slucoub, lSi pieda
Ida Slucou b, 10 pitds,
Anna d Cox. pHc / II SOComb, = p'eds.
Buque de la Nile Orleans nameron' pres pro tenn
40 pirt5
uue Fairfax, &c pjpis.
hachNre, 1876 pieds.
Ianqus tlu Sud, Itr Rpdewald, president ~ ptds'
. blueau, 70 pleds plus.
VIM dRaqueD 8 pcd-. ,...,
Il Is SUMNER pour lui Ia succession Whitney 81 peds
m@ty II Lyman, par K Is Summer ag 95p!e-S
T lip D.Gm, q eds,
Wn GtSlnet, 70 pirds
Ping AYatlUUo, . puds
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Approved December TO- 1858
SisuedI GERARD STIrI, Mayor.
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Norvnrr onrnAsN Novembre, 1855.


o, 3. Mtc4rtyI sos pics sur n rue s. Nyila-
JAS A. HOPKINS,
an IawSw Secretaire din Cose des Assistant Aldermen
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THRuRANCE.

1CEaR- 1.sRn a m - ngNE INsURANOR.-
II ITscsauno aoeR Z frRE Insurance. CoaP Asr.-This
makes against loss damage by Fire on
DIV ellns H.uses ssnre FACTORIES and other build
tnss en- urnltzre eoods and gensray IN
town and country On the favorable tsrns
Alo the lives OF All persons e!oyInt
eeod ofsound consultation OF
slaves employ ed ii ordinary oeeupatons will be insured
reasonable terms
1he Company will risks from sndf any OF
ths Norhsrn or southern Ports At favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN McDANlEL President
JAMES H. C0BBS. Vice President
GEORGE u. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS
JoHs OTEY TAYLOR sAAthL.h h'klNNf,
D,xrkR OrEy SAMCkL GARLAND,
JAMES y. PANE, JoHs !. DAVIS.
Mn A STRATros MAuRlck =. BAN6HoRss
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CRIED L. WILLS. Seery.
On s;o ,,s o"ss' Medical Examiners.
The Medical OF subjects Tor Insurance WIZ oe
the Company each day between ia"
OF = o clock Y. N. heb 70
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND. May lst., ls.6.
t;enticmcn Ny child had commenced b,hkiug last
IN mail sores hich gradually extended tie
cad including which much by
tu thai both would drop 1
all oi advertised and domestic remedies without
good ,en procuIe tand applied little kF
OH u gam better The tVite broke, and
ot-it agau began 10 get worse. My cider daGp4
,arl pa get that Iurf Uii
much better when you uscd it." We gtt another
title and head is nearly well This
case took hall hour every day To ash H. aLi
bottle fee assured, viii
entirely, there little OF the diseas.
entitled tins aud for the benefit OF oilers, tks
great pleasure. giving you thir certiheate
Respectfully. CHALK.
70 NcsSts. lI,yeA Co.
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&lNdskk,a AEW1Nss uAth1NES.-s.reni
- alw the
Judged by this there labor saving before ~
public comparable Singers Machines After
fishing the highest reputation IN the United States h
exhibited the late Exposition Univcrsce M where
they carried OF the highest premium and great nanufacto
~ to make them has een built In PARIS,
In every branch Of ndusy which to be done
these machines be used with As the
Of the Railway train 70 70 travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with handsrwiug M taior
shoemaker dreasmAker, carriage trimmer aadder batter xc
shoud be without The fair profit OF using oi
year In all private families where much sewing
and hotel keepers find them particularly pru
table These machines simple in their construction AMI
very strong durable eng only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which of work. fine
could be perfectly executed Thoussnso worth
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold
but Singers Machines alone have been found
WHARF To satisfy the wasts OF the public.
Plain printed instructions with each
chine from which readily acquire the OF
aging them. The machines packed
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
formation will Application by letter at either Of Of
nceA forward copy Of N. Singer Co Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sew ing Machine Interest
!. N. SINGER 4 co,
Principal Once, No. 3s] broadway. New York.
BRANCH OFFiCks.No. ~ anover ST. Boston, No " chap
Ell st. New Haven CT Glovervie, N. VI No 27I broad ST
Newark, N J No. lag Chestnut St, Philadelphia No III,
Baltimore St. Baltimore; No. - Westminster ST, Providence
R. No East Ih ST. Cincinnati No Is North 18th ST. 81
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles ST. Now Orleans No ~ Dauhn
st.. Mobile tdec 2i-dxeu
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III sllEn .PllOSruATEO OF LIME,
MlnL.aritrr'i r'm Formula Of
AMES ,iItuiAS,
land.
ENABLING PLANTERS 10 DISPENSE WIN TWO
birds FII seeding and To- Summer
c,a. Altogether. Ia,kc, Iaiy warrant
ed frire s.u ton 'i : u,OiUs.
The 1clhv, with PAMPHLETS. giving in de
ail of TINS valuable fshr t accounts vi AS inipor
uiodc apI .lvalio,., tah he had"f
NJ HOLLINS& CO,
mar 1878 Iyuchburg
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lad the Truth nbo"t eur Tart Oil.

sleigh ride this winter past fiscov red horses
raw and skin Of place larger Than haid. fruin
faces rubbing the inside OF The thigh. spilled Your
Turf ud y la he we'll. Another
A mule VIII working my dlny bccnmc unable Ia
walk examoing his foot discovered Gal about Two
inches long head Ny driver and the
h. good NOTHING. drew the nail
piece lint aud your Turf OH and set him work once
q last /.
as ever horse badly snasged the outsd,
h N, places, about incl hes four
inc,s tr hioh he stiff day Your TUT
iii wa api-i brought them entirely snnd II
truly one ut greatest .,trs
Su,,,, L. lived drug for years re
ths rs YEA think proper. tery truly,
Re- M,s.r, Doy, ) Co. j. II. WEISIGER
For sale by STROTIlER WHITEHALL
r., I.vnchburg
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.


n'HE fourth annual session cf'hs Institution "
IL on the 18th September
The alton heshies and most accessible In
and the study both Classical and
Scieutl6c equal to that of the American colleges
The Military Department will be efeien'y maintained nm
der Mr. J. e Bankenship. iduae 81 the Ntr'
gnia Military Institute and recently connected win tho
United Ssates Coast Survey,
The several proasor viii have eiusve charge OF tho
Grammar school, which young will. be thoroughly pre-.
pared for college or badness
RAGU d Tf.
ROBERT L. BROCKETT. Presidrnf; Professor Of Naiu-
raj Science . .
LrcuRous @ MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lettres
Phi GABELl A. H. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
BLAxxExsHIP Professor OF MAihcmati' and ins'ruc.
of Tactics
Rev. w W WALKER, Profess OF Moral and Mental Sci.
snce and OF History.
SAMUEL GARLasD A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Jaw.
d. A. LASoHoRsE, n d., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology. -
GUIsErrE ApoLsHo sARrouI LII d Professor Of Modern
Language
EXPENSES
Board % per week: washing 81 % month fuel and
lights $40 term Tuition s2U In tho Grammar SCHOOL, and
go IN the Collegiate Department for halt session
~ Catalogues containing further information he OBJ
aimed by addrsssng the President. aug ais
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VKIRRDr PATENT sKWgNsi MACHINES.
Nv This q tho nost reliabls SEWING MACuINE eve r

W n -
w Thls h che most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered In CHS market both the quality II M work is du
than TIA. Of any, other Machine while II work. with on
sk the heaviest cloth or leather either OF
evenly laid scam than ordinary hand work while
both aides Of tho cloth are s he'd alike aling beauty
requires repairing and simple thsi oper"t" can
r 4: ordinary repair. on , u1 wv %.. VENT
bsds Patent Secins Mashine vii best meet ID" wants Of
sna shes M.ssro .nv ",hsr renS .sn IN her s
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will hnd ,h Maeh,ne
tia, viii a rapid and substantial
much nicer than the ordinary way Families require
sewing will hnd this Machine particularly adapted
their wants, besides saving labor enough ~ mouths to
pay Tailols will aud great SAVING by this
Ing Machine besides being always OF superior qna
and work Boot and Shoe Menuiaciurer. save rhou
sands Of Dollars by using this Machine while for many po
lie work done leather by this Machine II bet Than
The editor Of the Cadartown tGecrRa Patriot bays hen
purchased your Wesds Pasni Sc~'ns Nichna "end
I'd wholly for family but as ,An-np" m
work done In this both of heanty and tr,ng
and feel confident for Tins alone The machine has saNr1a
Dor pay one Of noghbo,s who las
large plantation says k worth the of Ma best
cry Machine you have sold this veny has given the reh
"s Satisfaction, and several intend to order Machines irom
you
Extract frop q letter written by gentleman owning
nv nssanss \. been IN almost saussn n
them and with the beat Of practical results IL l THAI tir
weeks the two on them anbed complete suit OF
clothes for each my hundr plantation hasd
and And the time saved in using them one seau has more
than paid their
Another Planter used to employ three OF four ands
In making clothes for the rest ba. Since purchased your
Wtsds Passs Secta9 Machine hand does the of
the whole plantation while fc uses 1t aasng neai
ali the clothes Ut the family iee confident the Machine
for Itself every three months,
We wish all who Iced Machine to examine these the,
the simplest for Family ns" Plantation an,
9th where stitch required Price OF H.aas fatcN
SsscisS MacAiss elO0 aud $3.50
WHITNEY LYON. Propri fors,
3i5 Broadway. New York
~ Sold by A. s. ENG LEDOfE. dealer Ia Fancy GoQ,s
Bonnets, 60, Lynchburg. Va. mar JOF
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To THE WENT.
FuNHE Baltimore aid ONO Railroad with its much I'M
cnnIccri oilers great intuc,icnfs 10
travellers Virginia and the tarnhnas. through ASKING
and baltimore 10 Al portion, OF the We.i the North" e'
AMI the Southwest
The connection between the trains Washington
more il Always promptly mad" the " a,hng"n Junction
iatey called the Relay HOUSE ~ from Ba tiinor" Tins
only change ut Cars required hrtwe"h angton and
the Ohio River. baggage Is vhcCAri through TO The est Al
the Washington Station.
-. he trains leave Washington daily at
A. NJ an I.u y. NJ. On Snnlay> Al the laltci h"d..
AT liENWpGD
connection is made with tie Cars # the Central ph"
Railroad, running Bcairc the bhp through Cam
bridge Zaupsvie anG Newark. to Columbus Ihts" trans
connect Al with the Newark M1nAtcld
SaiduSky Il. /, for oAIusky roi"io D"1io chicago
St. Louis, etc. .-.
AT pARkEl.Srt re-
is made ly >tcub ral VIII the rH.uS on
he Marietta "A Cincinnati ;ad trr ch'!c"ho m'mIati
&c &c .-..-..-..
The Baltimore and oht'rli >c.rn''t win tn" ears Of thu
Cleveland and OHIO Nrr halcnsG Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chica," and al r :: rthwcsein poin,s direct
Travellers are tiirt Ia i"itI"c that whiie tAi> the
Only Route afuring Lrough Ticket" sn hrtks III w ash
IL IL also the SiDtIE /. SPEEDY ani D
RECT Ia nearly ali III" cad4 points N the great West la
distance Washington Cincinnati; is but ao"It 'ou
miles, being about luJ miles teran Us any o'l" fontt
Fare by through ticket fron NnsiitR" IA; least ONt
DOLLAR LESS than u> the uwestti The Mother Routes
NcrIhcrn cities
For Freerck and arpers Ferry, Marnshirg, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Snngs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washnc at A. Nj. or l3O M
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore aud Wheel
ing, take A. NJ. train from Washington
~ For further information Through Tickets, NC, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS Agent at Washing st
W. p. SMITH, Master OF Transportation
iialtinors a Ohio L urcAd
In. Cole. a~nl Ticket Agent .epa sss
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z,
MESai;> DoytA Co.Gcntcwsa :-avDg had y si,rt
..aioh your Turf Oil in u extraordinary
east. being CRAFTY
to it Tor the benefit of tue community
la a Gou i'll stable lot, In which acre
sso TBni. The Hull enrsH'd for
gorcd shoulder the depth about
ald " NJ about the distance hivi
lnn irg wound Several OF ucis
they would NOT give - his
ne that useless Ia do thing him. how.
cve tty the Turf Oh, and Of
.wo sinai buittr Is ,I:ir. y cured
Very respectfully.
ian -, is e. FRIEND.
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A-s.--.--.ss-- s-,---------
OUR FALL Stocks
- SEABURY'S
seer, smok 4 HAT STORE. -

n n ~ ~ . . o
NFY supply Of BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, APPS. TRUNKS.
Nk vALisES, cARPET.DAGs, sATCHELs, tMBkEL
ceved comprises Of The best assertmen have ever
offered
an greatly obssd my many liberal friends In the coun
try well the city for h, confidence AMI
and continuance OF the same by oe
Ing a. good oods we'll procure reasonable prices
fati az iess a p sEABURY.
9lgn 81 the BIG HAT.
psn conv oct It's
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once Son IN side Kailr0ad C0npnoy,
PKrkRsBUno, July lat, ls5e s
&0SR.zlz - - -

vi
fkrk"snuno, July lat, lsoe 5
G0s1.1 - - -
INIRECr KOUTE To TIE WEST mud the
ID VIRGINIA SPRINGS. via South side Railroad from P.
tvrsbrg iynchbutg VIA Va Tenn railroad from Lynch
Ia Ia Eas and ksrpad fron Knox.
vile West. rn and Atlantic Railroad IRON
ton via Nashville aud UhatanoosR railroad
from Chattanooga stevenson via Aomphs ami Charleston
Railroad from stevenson 10 h,mph'a ,..,
Through Tickets su.d To- The aSe points aud he Springs,
baggage checked through al The ofhee sonsidc Hal
Th. tolomir schedule be the South Side Ran
road commencing on SUNDAY next the 4t July inst
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Com Getting With the Kehmond anu DaDsie Trains AT
Burkeve tJunconJ aud Win tn" through route at ~
oa,e Petersburg daily at.............. 53oock A. ~
Arrive Bu,k.tlle Jnn'to"J Al. e;io
Arrive at farnsiiie ......'..'.. ~,
Arrive Lynehhurs at l2jO J.. NJ.
Leave J nchIdi daily al................... 80 Z"
Arrive AT rarmgils al. ;...'..'...'''''... M
Arrive Al PETERSBURG AZ ~ 49,. $50
Cunuo, ting with 'hn"ud a"d b""Nie Trains at tho June
Arive ta X. Vile tJanett ]'t............ta NJ.
Aifvo ut FMmt4'e $40 L. NJ
am -, TnII,', rs at Observation-Disclosures
Auiv" at bn1hsh4e (Ju.,t.n} at....,.......i NJ.
Afi'o At fe'"s"'g 80 M
Ira'. "'H MA,hed 10 he irin tthg I9Hc,bnfE with
tr.i At '.J VI and pass's9, sr"s ut'r M'st, VIII
l"he 'he Ms3 Il n II o''"e. \ Il si"rng i''rrA To
taxi ant a "a schA' = 10 b"-tctl, e''"' h, t'''
IL sh''eg 81 49, md D. II" e. Va" ia" ,aa "s,9N'4
Wilson's, ", >1'', i''ek" I'D " st., Aetl"""y : ii
BurNr,t" k.cos ms" Brds F"iaeii" fsosro't lnmi'
River
Sosih Side ha5oad ireiet ,l A. -enrcr Trans leave
i'e'c''b" = aa'y t'Und'y s'a'apte'O "l.'...... NJ
Aris" al tt. CONT a...'..... '...........-...'.h
Lowe cay r"nt Et.,....s..... ...............rn
l"eana,e i,nns Jane, i,,r stca,n.r.,
'e c'ty r'm' i@f Nog"N ADD very saturday Ha' "nk
s"d "e'''y evening VIA are no' steamers "oan"A. ami
dam 'ioM n"uhn i1' ~" ok
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yEY-YoRx ADVERTISEMENTS

4 AOlD nEDAL GRAND AND sQl AkE
N PANos-sTEINWAx q SONS ~ Walker al. tpear
brosd~a yD New lork. MAnufsetnrers.
awarded the First Premium where and when
ever they brought their Piano Fertes Into AZ KTn
petition Nth this oes, makers ef Boston, New ~
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
heecivsd the hrt prize Medals the Fair
W Arlington, 1853
The First Prianm q gel MedsD for the
nj the Mar, land Insiituts, baltimore. 1s56.
The First Prize Medal r the best p,an9 Forte the Amer.
lean institnie. Crystal Palace New Y"rk, e56
The FIRST Premium Gold Medal the Gran Piano
~ The Marylahd Institute BALTIMORE 1857.
ne rirtt Premium a. the Staie Fair, Detroit 1857.
ne fTri Premium At the State Pair Richu., nd
Among The judged the arst TIE
Try: such as Mason Gotschalk wollephanpt Grand
aud square Pianos roasiraeted tu wooden and Iron
frame combined are warranted for years Price,
.Is,c ~ " w Iseptl4 dim
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MrssRs Dow n Co. :-tientlenen.iy horse put in
the and in attempting
end of fence rai through his shoulder and
nearly penetrating through hi, breast making
enough 10 isert n 4 2ot buttle Vf Iuhf
ll-d tre.iy in four days he at w,k.
two ~ e,a he entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EiE,
Sold ,y all Druggists Merchants throughout staIr
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Messrs Dore q Co :-Genilemen-For about tour
yras under right alb the size
little painful, not mach until the July
last then quite painful testeed great
deal. advised ply sican and others
thanking Cancer bought small both, your
valuable TURF OIL and applied according to the directions.
well | have recommended It to
ors sdy. WIN lad similar by the SIDE the
al en- her the other day said
mt nling mnch locke much than when
she usny your rukF OIL and should get ELL
you wal, get her certificate. lou ANY part
o you think proper aud is with much qualification
give vi tharks, this certificate ut its efficacy
ours. respectfully, y. N THOMAS, j. II
The ; 4 voluntary certificate from stranger We
have many such. Let those ho snher cal and Them
ma ID d co.
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