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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-08

seemed the very agony of despair, screamed on
every side of me:
The train. the train.i
But all this was past. was we'll again,and
could walk about the house with the aid OF 4
crutch, for ! had left one foo: suspended in the
bridge where had SO miIaculously escaped
death Lacy had treasured me Of her love;
not indeed by words, but BY her actions. Long
and patiently had she watched by my side; and
to ier more than any other, do / owe the pres
erTation of my life. No words had passed be-
tween US in relation TO the subject which had
so nearly separated ns, yet there seemed to be
tScit acknowledgement Of the error on INV
part and cheerful, forgiveness on hers Bu.
one day, when we CHANGED TO be alone, re-
Cured to the folly of which bad been guilty,
and more formally asked her forgiveness.
'freely co forgive you, If indeed you have
been guilty of any act which would seem TO re-.
quire II. You doubtless acted according to your
earnest inclination, which would not wish 10
oppose. supposed your object was to secure
the hand OF another, 10 leaving me, and that -
'Lucy, Lucy! 1t was NO, SOL was mad; |
was fool. believed too rashly, but now l
will believe nothing. / will not even credit wha,
| see. but tell me, Lucy, how it happened thas
ou one or two occasions, after excusiDe Yourself
from accompanying me TO an evenings visit, or
party, should afterwards meet you returning
home at almost midnight, 10 company with Mr'
Wesey?'
Still jealous, see.'
NO, nc!--but-
:. Listen, then, and will explain all, which i
might have done sooner had you requested it.
was anxious to learn French; and as this WAS
probably the ouly opportunity should ever
have, had engaged to take private lessons of
Mr.. Wesley. did not think it necessary 10 tell
eveiv pne Why l was SO often in that gentle-
mans company, who must assure you, is no,
only very amiable young man, but is en- gagged
10 my cousin, with whom no udueement could
cause him TO break his compact"
/ "But why did he delay so long to come to INV
assistance, when was about to be crushed by
| the tran?'
| ''He did, indeed, make all haste in his DOW
| er: but, III company with my brother, arrived
| moment toe late, when it would have beeu mad
ness TO have gone on the bridge. La the dim
light they saw you fall into the water, which
| fortunately was deep aud rapid and consea uent-
| Iy free frou ice. They hasteaed 10 the bank of
the stream, and in few moments succeeded ia
reseuine you fro'u this second danger. and bore
/ you TO the house."
.'Frien,is. thank Godl all friends - | could
not help but utter after listening 10 Lucy's ez-
PLANTATION Of all that had transpired was hap
/ py again, though manned for life, fact which
Lucy generously seemed 10 quite overlook, as
she did Dot he>tate 10 beenne Mrs Worthiue-
ton III less than i month after my perfect con-
vaiescerge.
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THE RED PETFlG0AT AND THE WHITE
By CHARLES MACKAY
o, the red, the Haunting pettico't,
That courts the eye of day,
That loves to hme and be admired,
And hlinks from far away
Il may delight the rowing sight,
And charm the fancy tree;
But ifit's wearer's half as bold,
IN pass, aud lei her be;
With her red, her fauntng pettieoat,
She's not the girl for Zic!
But the white, the aIodes, pett;coat.
As pure as drfted snow
1hat shuns the gaze 10 crowded ways.
Where foles come and 60;
It strs the primrose on its puh,
Or daisy on the lea;
And if the wearer's like the gurb
How beautiful is she!
With her white. her modest pettico,t,
q, she's the girl Tor me-
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nyazins Fancy Soap--shaving Cream. iust re-
ID ceiyed onl the city, by Dg. Harry.
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to Thanksgiving dinner Of the olden time.
Bat chickens always taste of the silver if you
buy them, land if you raise them, they are thought
to cost morethau they come TO. every nice Is
chicken, but the dearest food upon the farm!--
Poultry is more plague than profit, and the less
care bestowed upon them the better Tbi, has
not been my experience. | intercede fo- the
''bidiies,' aud beg for them littls of the at
tention that is bestowed upon their more gross
and less attractive ueighbors, the pigs. Give
them a fair trial, and they will pay any farmer
for his care much better than pigs, and will
supply his table with great luxuries, and at =
cheaper rataas And to establish this position
will tell you tale, quife as literal rs some 9th
ers, founded on fact. In the year 1880 my
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ProEt

1t produced 81 fowls, weighing about 200
cents pound for the privilege of being eaten.
Was roast Zig ever so gracious as this! have
.ried pork growing repeatedly, AMI have never
been able to reduce tue cost Of production be-
low five rents pound. shall eat poultry
hcnceforth.
CoSNEcTIcUT YANKEE.-D.
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pazin's aad Lubins Extracts for the flandkef-
ID chief, Cologne Water, &C., at DR.. Iarfsss
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CHICKEN Mat CHEAPER THAN Pork
To the Editor Of the .4merican .agricutturist.
Everybody loves chicken, roasted, boiled fri
.casecd, eebroiied. BY Itself, or in pie, it is
pronounced 6rst-rate by all who ever cat down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23

ELEoANT HOGSgHOLD AND K Ten.
PUknT u Al. AT AUCT1OM .--WnI = -
on In ne 11d Inst, q The ~ 49, lS1o
y sceuHlsa ~ noaer Pryor, h1Q - beSveep / ~
anu heian 1891 g. oencfeG a 10 yetck 4 r.
.afss quantity o. hcu',sh.&d and xiscksn nm
The Parlor ID furnished win IN s,e~.., .u,4. -
Rosewood Furniture, and An Pearl 3sssS 49,
Forte. which cost. originally, fvs hundred ~.
lsrs
The library Furniture eousisss Of ssve. ,.,,.
Book heivss, SEVEN Oak Library Chair, N ~
1 ID arr Tab Q. ard q so1a
The .bsmbers are furnisbsd with suIts Of plssh
walnut furrltuse. OF ssrs Bsntord Portsr1o
mAnufet ture, Cestsae b dstesds and Others fsda
tici.s.
In No Dining Room IL walnut Dnnosrd.
sprinR ounges wWal, NJ Chs i'm a. j China
Diner Service; gilt edged TEA set. 81 pieces, q
Table 6poooT II Tea DO; AID other Isile rurnp
tnye, gliding some very superior Glassware
1he Kitchen 70 supplied With Rap 70, nearly
new ana In good or0er. and this usual KitcheU fur.
Also. Sewing Machine. but lite used.
nasss ss vim ,nas ~
/ Sale By JAS Il TAYLOR sos. Auca. dssi
Dew NO. 20, IN ST. JAMES CHURCH,
AT AUCTI0N.-will be cold, on THURSDAY.
the 80 inst at ~ O'Clock N. Pew No TO- in sc Jamss
church. situated in the centre aisle.
Aiso-One moisty Of rev No ~. on the right hand
centre aisle.
TERMS cash. JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON.
dc ~ Austs.
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1874 NEGRo HIRING. 1870
hN'Oc HOUSE RENTING, &c. lCCC
G. w n YYY1SR


Office on Marshall, between 9Th and It'll Streets
Ia" subscriber again offers bis services to the peo-
pie Of Richmond and the surrounding country rs a
GENERAL AGENT.
II is attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
CiLLkCTING TIE HIRES a.d RENTS, and all
other CLAIMS and sELLlNG NEGROES and
RE al ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large having been, frsIn 1851 to
1887, the keeper of The City Hall and other city
property, door keeper 20 the City Council and Pc
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
auired) to servants hired out by him during the
year. His oihce is on iarshail street between 9th
and 18th. i'll the former law Office Of Jam Lyons
SIC Persons in the cOuatry, sending ME Servants,
will please write before end of the year. and
send their negroes i'y the fst of January, 1859.
THANKING tho,e who gave him their patronage
for the 1858, be sol Gts their burin for the
;uture. and hopes that nsuy others may contide
their business 10 him.
sor his fitness Ak agent and his responsibility
for any money that may cemc into his bands he re-
iers to the citizens Of hichmond generally. aud es-
Mere Ath, Judge of the Circuit Court Marmaduke
johnson. Esq, Common SeatiI's Attorney.
MEMBERS OF THIS ITY COUNcIL.-D j Saunders
President; " III 9 Allen, Edwin Robinson. Dr. Il W
Redty, Geo u hirtield, Il Grattan, A Stokes,
and Vim FL Richardson.
MeSsrs Conway Robinson, Gustavus A Myers
Herbert Claiborne, James Lyons. Thos w Nc
Felix Mathews, VIM IL HaxaI, VIM w Undertake,
G Lipscombe, Goddin & Apperson, Jas NJ Taylor
Il Son. Alex Garnett, Drs Peterfield rent and AL.
bert snead. and julius Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. q W FL TYLER
de 3-dtlOJ&cw6t Office near Second Market
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By Il. b. Cook, Auct.
T ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE EALEOF
n H0usEKEEPINg ARTICLEs, FANCY CHI.
MA, SILVER PLATED WAkE, &c AT AUCTION.
-On THURSDAY 23d ms, ut 10 o'clock I viii com.
mence the sale Of large and vsiusble irvoi Of
y, Fine FreEch. Gold Band. Fancy and White China
Tea Dinner and Toilet Sets. =
Parian. Terra Gotta, Bohemsn and China Vases
COLONIES. jewel Boxes. Pitchers. Piate~ Dishes &C.
n Gut and Bohemian Glass Bowls. Dishes. Buffers,
pecant.rs. Water Et'les, Tumblers, Wines, dob.
let's. salts. Celeres, Pitchers, &c
and Toilet Sets &c.
oliver Plated Tea Gets. Casters, Cake Baskets,
spoons, Forks Ladies'. &C.
large lot of Cedar Water Bucsets, Keelsrs, 30
Iron and Tin Ware, In great variety
The whole forming the best and most varied as
sortment Of housekeeping articles ever offered at
auction in this city.
Included In the above invoice, are many articles
suitable Tor fshriatmas and New Years Presents
The sale will be c ,Dducted 10 the stor on M.iu
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Few doors ab,,e Co
rinthian Hall, and will commence ~ above on
THURS NAY mnrn,,g, 23d inst at 70 O'Clock and be-
continued THURSDAY and FRIDAY nights ct
O'Clock.
The attention of the ladies IL particularly 70.
quesred. EBNf)K
de 81 Auct
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~ D COIQUITT 4 CO

mx1:.sysa COX'S LINE.-The OnIv
2&aregular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond to ynchburg. three times week. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and sATURDAYS.
Boat sULTANA, Capt VIM smith
Do THOS W JOHNS, Capt Chas Johnson
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE Capt Jas w MAXWELL
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt Geo Layne.
Do TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class and cOmman-
ded by careful and expert need Captains, and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past favors literally bestowed begs contip-
uanoe of the same. For freight apply to
WM P cox, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock street. in rear Of old Gas Works
ia
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND Ell

MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND Ed
WILMA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCriUN.-That
yaloabie Farm and Manufacturing Mill. situated as
described above, about twenty miles below the city
of hichmond, will be sold at pubic auction on the
January 1859 if that be fair day. if not. the next
fair day thereafter
Theirs is attached to the Fsrm and Mill seven
hundred acres of land three hundred ceres cleared
and produces well of the u'ual crops made in that
section. and lies we'll fer cultivation the balance OF
the land is in wood aud timber. OF which there Is
about zoo acres in Ygea growth Of cypress. hick.
orr, oak and maple, sufficient to employ steam
saw mill for several years
The land will be divided TO suit purchasers. To
the cling there could be laid off 400 acres, so ~
TO make q beautiful and compact farm, and 70 the
mill 3t0 acres. The mansion house contains 1--WE
r1ops. with the usual out buildings, such as ofce,
kitchen, servants houses, barn, sfable, carriage
house ice house, &C. and spring of the best water
very convenient
The mill il cobs dered very vauabl, and Is in the
mnst complete order, and Is capable Of grinding
from 30 10 100 bushels of meal and like quantity OF
wheat per day. The mill ia on never-faiiin e
stream. The grist from the mill will average $50
barrels of corn 2W bushels of wheat Der annum;
aud IL could be much increased by the purchase Of
wheat and corn There 10 at the mill q post Office
and good stoke house It is regarded as excel
lent stand for business
Thetarm aud mi will be sold together. or divided
a. be deemed advantageous The location Is healthy
society god and Convenient to several churches.
plat OF the land can be seer at my Once aud fur
ther information can be had upon application to
Messrs. doddia spperson. or 70 Messrs.S u.
Ball. upon the premites
TERMs-One third cash. the balance In one and
two years. with interest from day Of sale. and deed
Ro 3 LYME. Acrr.
Oflise in basement Metropolitan Hall.
N - a Ia nt ID
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FAIRFIELD For

81 xa& FAIRFIELD FOR
aE@SssyxnSsxsS{NN> LEASE.-The we'll known
-Sn%szSsNS a. Race Course and Farm. call
s-41--zaA-<sasa@- ed FAIRFIELD, the proper
ty of the late James Taliey, within oae mile Of b
city OF Richmond, containing upwards of eight!
acres, IS for lease
If no private contract is made before TUESDAY,
the ith OF January next, it will, on that day, (i
tsir if not the next fair day. bs offered at public
auction, on the premises
NO property, of this description now obtainable
Gtfers equal advantages It's notoriety as Racs
Course, (haYing b sen long and Familiarity known to
all the TUT men throughout the United States
its csntiguy TO the CITY, render it very desirable
both for racing and farming purposes.
AT the same time and place will be sold on four
months credit, the purchasers giving negotiable
notes. with approved endorsers. for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash, quantity Of
JORh. CATS, and FODDER; several vaiuabl,
MULEH; some fife CATTLE; Household and Kitch
en- Furniture, &c.
Several abie-bodied likely Negro Men will be hired
sut at the same tine.
no l5-dtd EDN'D HESTER Admir-
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THOMAS q DUDLEY,
de no-tds (Ntv aer.san
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUooIEs AND

I'kUSTEES SALE OF BUG0IES AND
= ROCKAWAYS AND OF CARRIAGE NAN
uFAt TORY. STOCK AND TO.L5-As Trustee In
adesdo trust, executed To ms on the sth day Of
November 1853. and recorded IN the Clerks Once OF
the court OF Hustings Of the City Of Richmond. on
pay the 2srd day of December, 1858, at u O'clock
ID, on the pr misses, now occupied b. "a Frances
lin street.. between Wah and Union streets procved
70 GEL At public auction, the following articles to
wit f9nr flushed Bugeies. one finished Rock away.
Ell Rockaways, lot Of Coack .maker's trimmings,
the usual Ho.ch-mahing Tools and Faxtnres. = loe
r.. ash and poplar; one wooden Building, a lot IT
BLACK smiths Tools. Iron, Plate for Tires Anyils,
springs. Hubs, Rims. &c. and double seat vs.
ne attention Of the trade 10 called to the SALE a.
also. OF persons desiring Buggiesor Rockswsys.
Terms made known en- the day ri sale
De 2-Ntt eAMUEL MnKEDITH. Irustea.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct
BY E. B. Cook, Auclioneer
RooKs. STATIONERY, so, AT Al

ROOKH, STATIONERY, 30 {, AT AUC-
~ TON .-0n wEDN EeDAY evening" I'D insts Mt.
at o'clock. will commence > llire 3 L.rse ard
valuable collection Books. direct from the pub
fishers. embracing every depertment ~ LifesAtnrs.
thors. Scott, Lever. 0oIcsusish, Dickens. &c. &C.
Also va
Fine Family Bibles, Prayer and HymD Roeks, els-
sntly bound together WITH large lot Of teAtioae.
~. Colo Pens Fancy Goods, Ac -
The attention Of the pooIsc y particularly called
to this SALE 10 being the bsss ever offered ID this mar
ket end will be sold without resesve.
The sale will be com Noted In he stor~ No . Msia
ming until the whole stock b dispse d:
dez2 8D C00x. Auft.
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GENERAL AGENTS, &c.
1850 NEGRO HIRING. 1870
r. nTOpTON


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
(Ofice corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Rich
mond, Va
The subscriber begs to return his acknogl edg-
ments to bis friends and patrons for their favors -
ring the past ear, and would inform them that he
still continues the bu.iness of HIKING OUT Nc
0RoES. kENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS, and all other business pertaining to q Ge-
neral Aeency-to all of which he gives mis- personal
attention.
Part in the country who may entrust the hiring
OF their negroes to him, rest assured of every
attention being paid u getting them other but
good homes and in the event of sickness the bpst
medical and personal attention shall always be sup
Piled.
Negroes for hire the coming year had better be
sent to ne as early after UhrlstInaa ss possible.
To those at distance, to whom / Am personally
unknown beg to refer to the following persons:
Richmond-N B Hill. and Baker q Peasants
Kin? Queen County-Dr Thos Latane, and DR. g
Fauntleroy.
Essex County-N J d WhitIock, DR. Wright,
Or Jas Il Lstane, Ed Noel, DR. Bev D Roy, Geo
Wright and E Wright
King William CUunty-John l. Latane, VIM La
tane an ! DR. John Lewis
Gloucester Uounty-Dr Clopton.
Ia I'm
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By Thomas w. Keesee.
(Off1ce corner Of i2'h and Cary streets)

n IC M Ut q SdbH or ruh-
"A NITURE AT AUCTION Il will sell on
THURSDAY morning, D. cemher 23i comme .cing
IT 10 o'clock. At the r.sdepc. Of mrG W Hsunders,
on the sou aide OF MsrrhalI between LIST and Id
srcs t. all OF the Furniurs belonging TO the estao
ing articles ~ wssh stand; huysau and glass;
nowi AID pitcher; cane bottom CHAIR; piReehest;
wooden bottom chairs: dining table; lraDe rock
ing chair; small table,; refrigerator; ! SAFE
centre table; fire screen; sofs c0al scuttle;
set shovel and toDgs; parlrr lamp; carpet and
rug table oil cloth; foer oil cloth basket old
CHINA ware set casters; alaas salyer; walters
tenders; spice mortar; tray a-d siffer; vash
cooking stove and utensils; b. ass sklet: pair
shades; Il dcz knives and for he chest and papers.
THOe ] EVANS. A6sn'vs.
sale conducted By THos w KExsRH, Auctr.
ia
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.-The subscriber

NEGRO HIRING, &C.-The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes. rent out houses
soil Real and Personal Estate and will attend to any
Jther business requiring an Agent. Having an ex-
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience
of upw ards of ten years in hiring out negroes. he
ltters himself that the homes and prices procured
for them will. as heretofore, give satisfaction to
tn ir owners Personal attention given in all cases
If sickness. share of the public patronage is So
cited. He refers to the following persons:
hEFERENCEs Judge Vim w CIump, McGruder's
sons w ade w Woodbridge Richmond Dr. John N
famsay. Walker Hogans. Hanover; Elder Hen.
ley, William Boulware John Lumpkin. King and
Queen; Capt Henry Undertake, Or Lee Edwards
aIng William Elder James w Gosa. Orange DR.
John Duyail. Petersburg; Eiaer Coleman,
scottsville; M Ware, Elder Peter Ains!ey. Essex.
RO LYME. General Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall,
no o-2agtDI5tdlm Franklin street.
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THE PHILOSOPHER's STONE A

THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
LAST DISCOVBRED-Or rather the place for
cheap goods is acknowledged 10 be at G GORGE ia
C0B'S, No. 40 Main street
Closks Nantes and Raelans to suit the most fasti-
di0us, ut q remarkably low price
Bonnets. Flowers Ruches, Hair Pins. Casbpeines
aud Head Dresses, at a less rate than any estab-
listmsnt.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low az l25&c per
yard.
Hoops and Extension Skirts at the lowest rates
Hosiery and Embrod res. in great variety
Dress Trimmings ard friages-some as low as Id.
per yard.
Fancy Goods and Notions IN great variety. and at
less rates than ever.
Those desrous OF securing bargains will find it
tn cir interest 10 give me n call.
Remember. nearly opposite the St. Charles Ho-
tel Remember No AZ Main st no3O
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BY P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.
O0O WORTH OF FURNITURE

CARPETS. LOOKIN0-9LAseES.
&n.-HayinE determined to close out tho present.
stock OF LARuS SHINE. will, on TH UkaDAY
morning. the 23d inst. commencing ct 10 O'Clock.
sell the following aoods, viz:
Bureaus; Sid. boards: sofas; wardsobee Maho-
gany and Cane Chairs; Wood seat do; Mahogany
aud Cane Rockers: Carpets RUGS; Git and MnhoRa-
Goods - -
The trade and the public are invited 20 this sale.
a. the articles will be positively sold.
The terms of sale will he-For all snms over aiOe.
9odsvs credit, for approved endorsed pap.r und.f
$lta. cash. r. @. LARUA
de- % Auclkoneer
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NOTICE.-CHANGE OF

rT~h NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
.lssss 1870. HoURs-Ths steamers GLEN
Gov AID CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (Srndays excepted,)
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, at So O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate lay touching at all
the regular landings on the river going aud re-
turning. oc Ii O HASKINS.
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-
EDUCAyrON
Il PARDIas,n

- MECHANICS INSTITUTE Tho exerrisa. -
THIS scnoo, under the guidance of profs Hrrsu1c.s
an oRAyT will BIO resumed early ia January issa
Will be three cases with tuition feea Ar ir
according 10 Advancement Of pupils Al, ho~s .nS
young men Wishing to enter fer the a.ssicn Of =
months, will please make application To either ~
the prolesaors; or. to MIR Jos. Powell, Mr. Kersey
~ TO saiey. &c Is lof'
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I,UR SALE Or HIRE, in : prsyale FAM
4. k,s w ; ssE ss! eAls.1 boo
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AT T. b. PRICES,
II 16;1z Main street.
KEW MO JRE'S new work, second supply re.
ceived and rapidly selling; price, &c
BLIND Bart mus, by rev w Hoge, beautifully
bound for gift book, 75c
QUAINT Sayings, &c, concerning Luther; the most
amusing and instructive book recently issued.
T5c
TOILETTE Stanley. Sunshine, Poor and Proud
Mothers True Stories. Old Woader Eyes. Nisht
Caps. MRS Leslies Juveniles, Wonderful Mirror,
Favorite Fairy Tales, Lottie's Thought Book.
How to Live, Giant Killer. and other new and
attractive Story Books for the young
AN attractive assortment of small Prayer Books
A GREAT variety of excellent Story Books, and
other books for all ages
CHUkCH Almanac for 1859
FAMILY Christian Almanac for 1859
LORDS Prayer On card beautifully gilt, l5c
POWER of rayer, by 5 Prime. l 90
~ Stuart kobinson's new work on the Church ;
price &c de d. 81
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IMPORTANT NOTICE. Anticipating
l. n change in firm the Ist of January next {.
anxious TO reduce the stock on hand as much
a. possible By that date and will therefore Cffer
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING.
embracing the largest and most attractive assert
msnt In the city atgreahy reduced prices Purch az
ers have rare opportunity 10 supply them
selves with choice Clothing, at great saving Of
money. KEEN, BALDWIN W.
de n it2 Main street.
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