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DIED..

AT Pontiac Michigan, December Goth, OLIVE $. FORD,
fe of EDWIN Il. WHITNEY, aged 25 years.
To her bereaved husband and mother MRS WHIT
NEY's loss wi be rreparable She resided in ty
four years, arriving October 18th, 1S51leaving Saint
Paul, happy bride, October 18th, 1855 While with us
she secured the lasting friendship of all who knew her,
and her innumerable friends while deploring their own
css and sympathzing with her bereav-d relations, will
rejoice that during her last Illness she looked faithfully
and rustngy to that Friend" who gveth his beloved
slepD
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Hon. n. II. Banks, Successor.

BOsToN, Jan 8.
The election in the 7th district to day, to
till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of N. P. Banks, resulted the choice Of Daniel
w. Gooch The vote in all but three towns
stands :: Gooch, Rep. 3 $40; Osborne, Dem,
1000; Bell, Ind, 1886 scattering, Ga. Flu
rality for Couch, 1865; which will be in.
creased by the towns to hear from, to about
1000. Mr.: G"oc! has plurality in every
district except one
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Fillibuster sympathy Meeting.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 81.
The Nicaraguan meeting was very large
and enthusiastic john Tabor, the editor of
Ell Nicaraugense male speech that created
much excitement and strong denunciatOry
resolutions were passed upon the course of
Commodore Paulling and the administration.
The meeting is still in session at p. NJ.
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Kansas and Minnesota.

" AsHINGTON, Jan. I.
Mr.. Stevens of Ga. chairman of the COM
mittee on Territories, means to report Kan
sas and Minnesota in one b II and try to
drive it through by the previous question
without going into committee of the whole.
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Arrest Of COunterfeiters.

BnsToN, Jan. 5.
VIM. H. ST. phens, of New Hampshire
was arrested in this city to hit for uttering
counterfeit bills on the John Hancock Bank
of Springfield. He is probably connected
with the New York gang.
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Navigation on the HudsOu

ALBANY, Dec. 81.
The steamer Hero arrived Fere at day hrcak
this m"rnin. with all immense freight, and
cav S this afternoon Oh her =, turn trip. She
lad goo | pa>saee up and reports the ice
much broken.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 5.

HARRISBURG, JAN. ,.
The House has elected A. Brewer, Lon
garke, Democrat, for Speaker
Mr.. H. Welsh Was elected Speaker of the
Senate
The Governors Message will be sent in
Tomorrow
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 6.
The State Legislature assembled to-day,
but the House did not organize. A caucus
will be held tonight to select candidates for
officers. The Governors message will be
sent in tomorrow.
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Fort Smelling SWindle.

W AsHINGTON, Jan. 4.
In the House to day, on motion Of Mr..
Smith from Illinois, a committee of five were
ordered to be appointed to investigate all the
facts connected with the sale of Fort Smell ing.
with power to send for persons and papers.
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Banks District.

B0sToN, Jan. l.
Daniel w. Gooch, of Melrose, was nomi-
mated by the Republicans, to dav, to repre-
sent the It'll District, in place of Mr..
Ranks
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Gov. Banks on X ansas.

Bosro>, Jan. Z.
Gov. Banks delivered his message to-day.
1t is mainly devoted to local matters, bu,
closes with a review Of the K .n>as difficult,
He says: " Nothing but the direct intcrven
ton OF the federal inhueuce can force through
Congress the Lecompton Constitution, ami
If the government, with the sanction 81 the
people, Can force upon Kansas a constitution,
conceived in fraud I'D viol ,nce, it will be- the
weightiest blow ever given to free govern
ment"
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A Murderer Convicted.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. l.
Lutz, who killed Carey, in street fight,
in June 1856, recently captured in St. Louis
was last evening found guilty Of murder in
the first degree.
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Constitution Of Minnesota.
New YORK, Jan.

Mr.. Rice. Senator elect from Minnesota.
presented its Constitution to the President
YESTERDAY.
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LAR KIED.

In Minneapolis, the oath inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
WILLIAMS SIMON STEVENS, ESQ, of Gear Water, Wr- hit
Co., To Mis- KATIE &. COLE Of Minneapolis.
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PR,yIDENcE. r. L, Jan. 5.

The Directors of the Hartford, Providence
and Fi>ki Railroad have voted to surrender
the road to the Trustees for the benefit Of tie
bond-holders
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NORFOLK, Va. Dec. %.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. %.
The U. 5. sloop- fwar with G, n. Walkers
men, arrived in Hampton Roads to-day,
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Indictment of Mrs. Littles and Ira
Stout.
ROCHESTER, Jan. 7.
The Grand Jury to-day found true bills
of indictment against Ira Stout and Mrs.
Sarah Titles, for the murder of Charl,s W.
Littles.
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The Grand Lodge of Minnesota.

The Fifth Grand Annual communication
of the NJ. w. G. Lodge of Free and Accep-
ted Masons commenced their session in this
City on Tuescav and closed on Friday even
ing. We knew that the order was IN a flour
ishlng condition in Minnesota but were sur
pr,sed at the number of Representatives in
attendance; every part of the jurisdiction was
represented. The first Lodge was formed in
lS49, in this city. In February 1853, the
Grand Lo lge was organized with but three
subordinates. There are now twenty four
chartered Lodges, including six chartered at
this Session. The Officers of seventeen char
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New Hampshire Republican Conven-
ton.
CONCORD, Jan. Z.

The Republican State Convention held here
to-day, was pledged over by Ex-Governor
Colby. Governor Hale was nominated for
reelection by reclamation. A. II. Dunlap,
of Nashua, received the nomination for Rail
road Commissioner
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tally learned from sdme source that this prize
qra.ter was in the possession ofthe gentleman who
hnd obtained it from the bookstore. he called 1t
MS Office during the dsy and requssted TO be sllow-
y to look at it, Having sa.i.Red himself that it
W the original, he asked the owner how much he
vonld take for IT, "Sr,' replied the gentleman
Il would not soil il for any consideration. !" II
am sorry" replied the Texan. "for ii was my fa-
Tiers and wished ~ possess it." ~
'ipu shal have it, sir, and welcome" was the
generous reply, As he grasped the Texans hand;
but no ether man but you could have taken II
from me-. And ,husthe wandering quarter be-
again an heirloom in Mr.. VS. family--N.
-. Dtiia
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TuE WAsDERiNGs OF a pRIzE QUARTER DOLLAR.
Some years ago, there existed in our city u COM
papy known as the Rifle Club, consisting Of a fine
lot OF men, who. rs IL the wont Of our companies
nj the present tlme III the habit OF indulging
in excursions and target shooting. and prize dis
trhution for the best and approximating Shots
On occasion, in tho year lsl5, at one Of these
target excursions, the first prize, splendid shot
bag, wns won by Mr.. w, and, Of course, borne
home in triumph and Immediately installed u
family fixture. On the side Of the bag, and which
served the purpose of button, was II silver quar-
ter-dollnr Of the coinage of lSi5, upon which WAS
engraved, IN O. Rife Club. December %"
A few months subsequently, misfortunes fell
upon tho house Of tho possessor of the above prize
and gathering up tho remnants of his fortune and
household effects, he cmigrated to California Ills
family remained in this city, hut afterward emf
grated to Texas, Among the things taken to Cal
ifornia by Mr.. w. was tho shot-bay in question,
which accompanied him in many Of his excursions
in the wilds Of that then unsettled country. The
news of the death Of Mr.. W. was received by his
family sometime afterward, but they were unable
to learn what disposal had been made of his Of
focts.
A short time since during book-sale on St.
Charles street, gentleman stepped into the crowd
and bid off IA book which was handed over to him.
He handed to the cashier gold picce, and in turn
received the change coming to him-minus the
price Of the book. Glancing at the money in his
hand in order that he might see that he had re-
ceived the correct amount his eye fell upon n
quarter with the Inscription IN o. Rife Club,
December Is, 1845." In an instant he recognized
the prize given at the target excursion of the COM
pany of which he at the time was a member, and
which prize he came very near winning himself
Placing it in secure corner Of his pocket-book,
he collected all the remaining members Of the old
Club, and over howl, and when the glasses had
been touched produced the medal and drank to
the health Of Aud Lang Syne."
Many were the speculations engaged in as to
the manner in which this quarter had, after per-
ambulating some thirteen years, from hand to
hand and from pocket to pocket-throughC Califor-
MIA, on the Pacific across the Isthmus and proba-
bly, through the whole of the United States, and
at last back again to New Orleans and in the hands
Of a member. La. .:....s...
A few days SINCE, a gentleman having business
in New York arrived in our city from Lavaca
Texas, en- route for the North, Having scciden-
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Ro.sER,. CoNCENTRATED ESSENCE

UH HOssER,s CONCENTRATED ESSENCE
HI or Ray LEAVES-Preparaors ofthe Bay Leaf have
throughout Tor centuries past
remedies for Nervous Headu and for affections Of the
head generally diseases of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum particularly has occupied prominent position In the
etmaon of many aud.s st eagerly sought after by a thou
admirers Its eqnly however ofthe active prn
gple of the Bay minute that n" real OF bene
eGeced and II L. therefore simply palliative and
feeble Of the diseases for which this valuable
edv IL well ads pied.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been erect
hedy series Of chemical experiments and has a last been
brought concentration which makes aremc-
N nneauaed in arres,ng the decay Of the hair the
ofdardu relieving by few applications that
ing itching which generally precsdss fc falling Of the
hair 1t originally prepared for member a his family
thsving usually Sold no had
most distressing decay the hail. and such were Its wonder
vi curative effects that It's reputation At became establish
and hundreds very made for without
system Of pufng whatever lis intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed tino public favor and such the denand for
this truly remedy that thu inventor has been induced to
manufacture npon an extensive scale and be now offers it
with fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared bv Thoa H Rosssr his Chemical LaboratOr
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggss generally
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To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday August 2sh, 1853
2O,lOJ Prizes! 10000 Numbers!:
We would call particular the following
scheme. package Of Ii whole tickets costing only eet
and other ticket being warranted draw $40
termned by the number drawing the Capital Prize whe tn
odd
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters e. So
Managers Certificate Wholes- where persons wish
to pay the 'sk only, will he sent for
~ Halves, 40
I" lG Curriers' " .............. 90
- 10 EigIths, = ................ 10
The Nanaeers have been compelled from the
complaints made them ruhfuness the part
no have been attending the filing of orders
correspondence business and In their
g Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address ali letters X FRANCE e. co,
Baltimore.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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aKY-LIQHT PICTURES

2o CENTS.
IN ACCOUNT II the great demand Tor cnrR PR ruRrs
the suhserieers have reduced the price Of their elegant
skY.IlGhr AMBRori rfs and MELAihG1h fEs 10 II
and NJ ~ Cents. ,Heihdias q baHdspms CASE
A hne assortment ri hoantit Fancy tss Rrras Pins
1oekcs &c. always on hand Now IA the time Come one,
all
fV' Operating hours from I A NJ tn L NJ
N. n TANNER n co Main at.
~ 1918 / tnnrs bridge
uA1Er FOM INV Germ asarrh,
IL Arrow Roo Crackers Macearoni, Ssse IApeca Her.
muda Arrow Rect Also. neiieinal purposes pure Old
Port Wine blackberry Wine Oh Madeira French Brand,
Porter. &c. For sale by J II. THOMPSON CO.
Wits Druggists
NlRANGEA AND LEMONs-Ja.s receive. .
direct from New York,
Is roxrs Oranges.
~ DO. Lemons,
In prime ag,sr. for sae low by s. A. BoiD
jy
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TVPRESS SIs NJ; LES.-60OvU cypress Shingles
u ~ Tons Brush Mnuntan Coal For aals by = >
ANDERSON, LANFORDA CO, on Caul,
mar II. ri near Laaghosnes Nj
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TERMS

Ln0AS
The VIRGIN. is published Ally at 81 and riweeky
ea per annum N aud weekly at e. nvsrap, ad
other ~ ID will be charged In al No paper
will be Discontinued at the option OF the Proprctof
until Ali arrearagss shall have been paid
inserted for 50 cents square oil
10 lines or less ei the ast INSERTION NJ Tor each
.nuance ordered form weekly and then "a eta
ger will for each inrcrtSa u the nunber OF
ner,ions the Ms will be published till
dered out, and harsed accordingly
HE EARLY NATE> ARE
For square, ally
For do do .................. 90
For two DO do ................. ~
Advertisements Intended for both papers snbject'o spe
cial contra l.
" Annual erisers will he limited 10 their Immediate
bisTee charged at sen rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daily aud trl
weekly papers
Obituary Notices Which ekcsed eig III nes 39e charged
atehl for he Ak
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Pu.s tle ensa Once,
VIRGlSIA 4 II rSStsstE RAlLnpAn 20,
LYSfHBIna, August 9TH lsAs
ATOy1CE.Thc,Ele,e euth Annual Meeting of The Ntock
~ holders Il the Sgin, ani Tennessee aifnad Unnpa
will be held In tn" Hall nf their Depot IN tho City Of
Lynchbug "Wednesday the laib day of September
FORM OF PRDAY
Amor oil BY tfsf prsrhs Tbat We, the subscribers
being Stockholders in the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
Company, do hereh, eonsii an appoint
and lawful mud proxy represent each
all general the Stock holders If said
when personally present With lnl power aud
thnrity auch general meetings. such
and such other each Of could give
II personally present
" ness hauds and seals, tins day of lr5
lsEAL
WITNESS .tAL1
sEAL-l
9th by Law. Proxies to orcprescn' stock in their general
annual meetings shall only b, valid for thr space of
from he date thers-,f
BY Order Of the Hoard Of Directors,
aug9 MM II. HUGHES, Secretary.
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NOTltE.--As ~ nsretiag Of the u on rd Of nj
~ Of tho Nfn aud Tennessee Rannd Company
held The office Of the COMPANY The of hhnrg
Saturday III. l7h January lsa, the following resolutions
adopted
norton r. oirsd That on and after the hrsi dny Feb
irg and Tennessee Rail- will
so,k Killed by trains running this road unless
be eear shown that snh stuck kcd In
nf Nh. eupab- negligence uf the Employee, this
Company.
Rfsplra That all rlans against this Company fi loss Of
damage goods produce II hc within thirty
da,s from ihrtlme shon1 have bren dev cred
Cop, irnm tie mnnt,n
apl ~ WM II HUGHES, hrc'y
(NOI.IEGTION i.t july, 1sjS.--aiy fricuds
aud customer, Mhn a,r indebted 10 either old
since the LIT January lsss will
brtoI the August viii be a saving
good deal Of iuubie aud ,fJ,Hst Ia M
Rel, copy 1iy 'sitsl I. /. ARMIsTEAD,
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
I'D FHANeE d CO., Managers Of the Maryan,l
He state Lotteries the follow splendid Sciemes
For AUGUST, RS5S.

They caution purchasers Of Tickets how oricr
Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large Capitals
offered for small Tieketsall sp ch swindes
The Maryland Lotteries have been In Fort
Years They drawn by state Officer rel,
II you draw a Prize you will get your money. Th
whole conntry Is flooded with Bogus Lottery
them.
~ Order In the Maryland State Lotteries
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l.YNsIsBuRs: AGENCY
NEW YORK llFl. INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL.

NEW YORK llrl. INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mutual
meeting Local bo I'd ot Director, for The New
n York Lite hs Comp n, the CAPITOL In the tiy
ot Rehmani Tho foio~ ing n unanimously adopted
have .s alnr ,hc ,opo, aud sshih Il he New Yma Lilo
Insurance Company ,r the ending The Is, oi Januas
ly recommend II To Tho nj aud suppo Of The
ro,nnanny The New York Lie ln'urNnce compan, ha.
81 til. of s os a' % Invested in state STOCKS and
sa" .n ,n Mss % mod. 10" II EI" h", oHss pe "
the benan insured md have averaged not les.
.. .ns" hs m pc. ."s." =" I G % NJ "s M
requires a. additional security thai so'oo shall be deposit
ell with III. State Comptroller 10 meet lawful demand
which the Company may fail to pay
We invite attention ,hr nheei7 an adv aningos ot
TulRTEENlnAN ANNUAL REPORT.
A%%@n' 1s:s OF ASSETS '""""'y l. pc,, ,mg
Amount of rceelpts Tor pre,ni
nms. interest. Ae., 10 Jany
pl.nuRs,nfsis
Paid iosres by death. inisrsst
on dividends, aud ali other
expenses. ell4en d6
Accumulated Fund, Jan l. '5s s1i01 pnG -
II VIII he seen by the above statement that this Company
in n honrshing condition
would do well call Tho Of The nhnye
Company. who will give them Information ihn be
desired Tor reference, apply bar Iora
Board
oro wyTHE mrNroRp res, r,e.aes'
tSeeret,ry OF Commonwealth ot Virginia.
DIREc7ORS
ROGER PRYOR,
d.diior ofthe south y
THOMAS II ELLIS, Esq.
(Iresidcnt James River and Kauawha Coz
THOMAS 4 AUGUST, EsQ.
(Attorney at Law
WIN. Il. FAME, Esq,
tKent. Paine & Go Merchants,
JOHN BAaBY. EsQ,
(farmrr, King n Queen Co, va
REV. GIIAS. ii. READ,
pastor United Iresby terian Church)
RRy. JAS u. TAYLOR,
tcor'g see'y Southern Bapts, anvcntton
II. X EliYSON H'rlnier)
CtIAS w PURCELL, fBankcr)
JAMES THOMAS, JH,
frobarco Mpnufacturcr)
RonFnT s. FAYHE NJ d,
r. l.. wNKFn, NJ u, Medical board
T. H. GILMEK, NJ l..
\. H OAKLAND, Local A gent,
nr In lis absence f,r 4 l.. WALKER
GHAs. n WORrnAN.
l:rnl ~ and Attorney s0s Wa
Kirhmoud Va
EW TROTTER, ssenaraI Aga.
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MAGSiFICEST SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
HAVANA PLAN,

HAVANA PLAN,
THIS Is TIM OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
PRIZES IN ONE WHEEL AND TICKETS IN ANoTiu sR
Erery Prize is dfa,cn out,
Prizes Paid in Full, " ifhomt amy Dcductit ~.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
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n r. ~ "a. a. DIUlillD, Successors TO -.
kye DIjGUlD d SONS will Keep constantly on hand a
arge stock of all kinds of FURNITURE of their
iaeuc which they will be pleased shew the Old friends aud
patrons % g. Diugad Il Sons and the public oerersl
They also keep constantly on hand arg. ~. SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, OF all sizes, also large stock
WOODEN CUFFlNS of every descriptions and will pay
prompt the undertaking business Mt all hours
ef25d&cts b. p. u. A. DIl'GUlD.
NOR hALE-N medium hMIIM HAND
II PRESS suitable for printing country paper and for
iobbng purposes Having and for than
The se livery low. Inquire nj the virgn,au nf
fce
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UlOWDEN's DENTAL. FLUID. snci'S Tooti,
- Powders. For by J. II. THOMPSON q co.
iv biug
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I.yNsHBlRG SAVINGS STORE.

& s.
nWINC TOTIE PRESENT HARD TIMES. have
~ cndrd 10 reduce the prices of Spring and Summer
stock rem 20 10 - cent 10 enable bod, |" buy
the best things the market My stock consists in BpNNFTS
every description Misses Boys Hats Ribbons FLOW
Ens Caps MASIILLAS, Lac. Goods Hosiery, uoycs and
Minis, Fans, Dress lrimmings,Ac. Akp, SlEEl. HOOP
sk 75r TO &l 25 Also, large assortment of
the celebrated HARRfSOTs rFRFihERY Nnns Bonneia
80 tn IT, aud other tiel, which will soil
cheap for cash lapl l3ts y. LEVY
NATURAL COKE FROM THE CARBON
~ HILL MSfS-The subscriber Ia receiving asup
ply Of the above article and confidently recommends 10 The
of Wood aud Coal preferable and generally
economical fuel than eth 1ts ready ignition eloan
and durability render it nen and agrceahl. for
CRATES and for cookn and heating furnaces
is bea led to be superior other fuel Whatever.
Conrumers would do well make trial Of Coke before the
closes they find desirable supply them
selves during the Summer for next Winters demand.
22ts WM. a. MILLER, on Basin.
Hon nnnN
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BnhnrR At I4'tehhnrp VA mar
EEOW To KEEP uP ONEN CRkOIT-PAy
ka YOUR Hills PROMPTLY WHEN DUE--we hops
friends who ndrbtedto up to the ist July, Win
forward with their accustomed pr0mptitydo aAd
atile prepared do when callcd upon II
Important 10 as that they should do - we are nae
,nufac ing Fall and Winter stock, which intend
shall ho extensive and attractive than to accom-
pish which adv antageously requires money An aceouuy
due January settled by lat August will have ho
p sccd iu oh hands for collection We trust will be
ssary this hut In Justice
compiled WITH ahssnasiv&
Jy20ts BuRROut CHS, SHAFEK A. CO.
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ID ARK AND VALUABLE Law AO0E0.-
~ Howslls State TrlalA u ves, eaesf INA -
cetved Gentlemen Of the Bar eau and see 0elA - -
js it's sar YAYNA = CuRlGxkA4.zs
IIARRRR,a H1AGAElNDs .GnR Annnha.i -
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AtOD Liver OH, JkALH,-A ff006 aWppey
~ Of Cod Live, o lily just to hand This article ap
pro, ed by the New York Academy of Mcdlcine Jae ID 1857
oauia. s5 per pure on has all the soothing and
hesng properties o, the on without any disagree able iasc
Fer saie by JOHN H. bkAf, }
l.. Drug