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Daily Siroiniau.
Starving Snake out of a Mans Stomach


surviving SNAKE OUT Oh u MANS o'onAaoh
Arorrspondent n Fentonyille. Michigan, trans
mits to ns II seritablc snake story-one which ap-
pears ON its iace to DO worry exfrasagnnt but which
we believe to be true, as the author ~ entirely
reliable. \ man rwiding in that vicinity. by the
name OF Beach. who is about thirty one years oi
age, has been troubled with pain IN his stomach
Tor about twenty seven years, occasionally, dn-
ring TINT time. having srasms. For tho rast sew
cntecn years the sufferer has been satisfied that
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A Cemetery Without a Monument.

The noblest of cemeteries Ia the ocean. It's poe
try and in human language, over will be unwrit-
ten. Its elements Of snblmty are subjects Of
feeling. not description. It's records like tho re-
aection mirrored ON It's waveless bosom, cannot be
transferred to paper. Its yastncss, its eternal
heayings, it's maj ajestic music, In storm and in
its perils, are things which had endeavorcd n
thousand times to conceive. but until was on its
mighty bosom, looking out upon its moving noun.
tain waves. feeling that eternity distant from
mo tho thickness Of single plank, had tried in
win 10 feel and know ,ls gories and grandeur Of
tho sen there first felt what John Of patmos
meant whon he sad Of heaven, "Therc shall be
no more sea-" But there is ono element Of moral
sublimity which impressed my mind, and which
should he pleased II cou transfer, in all its Vi
yidness. to tho mind Of tho, 'der Tho sea is tho
largest of cemeteries, and al ts slnmberers sleep
without u monument. All or graveyarts, in
all lands, show some symbols Of distinction bc-
tween tho great and tho small, the rich and tho
poor; but in that ocean cemetery tho king nnd tho
clown, tho prince and the peasant, are alike nn-
distinguished The same wave rolls over al the
same requiem. by Tho same minstrelsy Of ocean.
is sung to their honor, Over their remains tho
same at, rm boats and tho same sun shines; and
there. unmarked, the wcak aud tho powerful, tho
plumed aud tho unhonorod, will sleep ON until
awakened by the samo trump, tho sca will giso
mp its dead. thought Of sailing over tho slum-
boring but devoted Goodman, who after his brief
nut Driiilhht cnrees, pefishcd III the ires'deht-
over tho laughcr-loying Power, who went down
in the same ill-iated vessel we have passed. In
that cemetery sleep tho accomplished ind pious
Fisher; but where he and thousands Of others OF
the noble spirits Of earth lie, no ono but God
knowcth. No marble rises to point out where
their ashes gathered. where tho lover of
the good and wise can 90 and shcd tears of sym
pathy. Who can tell where lies tho tens of thou-
sands Of Africs sons who perished in the middle
nnssage?" Yet that cometnry hnth ornaments Of
which no other tho heavenly orbs reflected in
such splendor. Over no other arc 50 mimtablo
traces Of tho power of Jehovah Never can
forgot my days aud nights M passed over tho
nohlest Of cemeteries, without sing monument.
Flies
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Tho Atlantic Cubic in Court.

The English papers by the Persa contain an
account of n curious scene which took place ut the
Gnldhall police court, in London on the 18th in
snnt Alderman Solomons was presiding, A
Lieut. lliggcnson Of the royal navy. appeared and
demanded n summons against the Atlantic
Telegraph Company. lle stated that, by act OF
Parliament, joint stock companies were obliged to
make out list of the nnmes addresses, aud occu-
pntions Of all their stockholders annually. and
that the company had neglected or refused to do
so The applicant further stated that lie Ind III
vested fl 900 in the Atlantic telegraph enterprise
out Of which tho company had swinded him. and
that they had also suppressed book written by
him entitled Tho Oeean-its uninthomable
Depths aud Natural Phenomena" Alderman Sol
oman said he could not listen to any such language
rejecting upon company composed of such men
as Barring. Rothschld. Morrison &c, and suggested
that 1t. lliggenson appear with his application IN
court the next day. when some one would DO pres
ent to answer for the company. The Lieut. became
quite abusive in his language, and was by order
Of the court forcibly removed,
On the next day Lieut.. lliggcnson reappeared
accompanied by friend. On tho part of the At
lantic Telegraph Company, Mr. Newman, soici-
tor. appeared. Lieut.. llggenson again stated the
case. Mr.. Newman contended that the company
wns organized under special act of Parliament,
and were not obligated to conform to the prov
sions of the general net. llereupon lliggenson
grew very excited. lie said that ho able to
prove that no cable had ever been laid between
Valcntia and Newfoundland, aud that no telegra-
phic communication had ever passed between tho
two Countries. lie charged with great violence Of
language that the company was n swindllng con
Germ The Court would not allow him to proceed,
aud he accordingly left the room, protesting
against the violation of his rights an English
man During the whole Of tho scene tho court
room was crowded almost to sufocation, and the
greatest excitement prevailed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

PRoeREas or the Pacific WAGON RoADs-We
nro informed by tho general superintendent of
the Pacific wagon roads, that n portion Of tho
party employed in constructing tho FL paso
nnd Fort Yuna road arrived in tho city yesterday
and will at once begin preparing report Of their
operations. The whole road from III Paso to
Fort Yuma has been greatly improved and
shortened during the past -cnson. AT last nc
counts tho superintendent bad gone over tho en-
tire road. with view to its careful inspoc
ton and the improvement Of tho watering places.
The rond through Nebraska is probably compile
tod. and the Interior Department is in daily ex-
pectaton of intelligence from the superintendent
10 that effect.
The Fort Kearncy. South Pass, and Honey
Lake road is unfinished from South Pass to City
Rocks. Tho party have gone into winter quarters
either Mt Fort Hail. on Snake river, or in Cacho
Valley Wash. States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

New OCEAN LINE OF STEAMERs.--An underta-
king has been advertised to establish permanently
the rev steam line between Galway and America.
1t is to be called the Atlantic and Royal Mail
Steam Navigation Company, and the required
capital is equal to S2, 100000. The service is to
be weekly, and Lord Bury, the chairman is on II
mission to the British American provinces to ne
gotiatc mail subsidies. One circumstance in fi,-
yor of the prospects of the concern is that, owing
to the terrible depreciation in the prices of steam
ships they can procure the necessary feet at half
cost
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND BRAzIL.--A
Paris letter in the Nord states that trnng dis
turbance has arisen between France and Brazil.
A merchant having died ut Pernambuco leaving
children under age, the French Consul put seals
on his premises. the local authorities maintained
that he had right to do so as by Brazilian law,
the children being born in Brazil were Brazlians,
and subject to the law Of the country.
On appeal to the justice of the peace, he decided
that the local authorities were in tho right, and
the 81 als were removed In co s'qr ICE the French
Minister struck his flag, in order to await the in
structions of his Government
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

:, PAINFUL AccIDENT.-On Saturday evening
last, Mr. Daniel lIammct, an aged gentleman, re-
siding on the corner Of Elm and George streets,
met with an accident which resulted in death be-
fore morning. The supper of Mr.. ii. was carried
to his room as usual at an early hour Saturday
evening. and placed upon o table, beside which
he sat in an easy chair. 1t appears from what
could be gathered from him before his DEATH that
he leaned his arm npon the table, and upset the
candle upon his clothes, which Immediately took
fire and burned him so severely that his death fol-
lowed few hours after-Cin. Gazette. -...ae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

TRAVELLING IN 1775.--Mr. Jefferson set out from
WILLIAMSBURG. for Philadelphia, to take his seat
in Congress. on the lth of June. l775. lie trnv-
elcd in phneton, with two spare horses and it is
curious to trace his slow progress Of ten days. in u
journey. which can now. probably be accomplish
ed in less number of hours Once, between Fred
ericksburg and the Potomac and again, between
Wilmington and Philadelphia. there are entries,
in the pocket account book, of money paid to gui-
des. lie took lodgings with Bon Randolph car
pcnter. who had handsome rooms to let, in Chcs-
nut street. lie dincd ut the City Tavern.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

CoxTnACr FOR BREEcn. LOADING ARMs.-Thc
Secretary War has concluded contract with tho
Bristol Fire Arms Company for brcech-loading
carbincs, of the Burnside patent TO the amount of
S25. 900. This arm was recommended for adop-
tion by the Board Of Examiners which met mt
West Point in July last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

At New Richmond, Ohio, man named Dick
inson lost his life on Saturday night. by piece Of
meat passing into his windpipe He died in five
aid could be procured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

ID OSsER'x CONCENTRATED EssENCE
HI or Ray LEAVES -preparatios afthe Bay Leaf have
extensively used throughout the wor1 ior centuries
rcueds for Nervous fesdnehe and for affections of the
gesa,v for diseases OF the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupied promHent position in the
.maon mary and still eagerly sought after by its thou
admirers is equivalent however. ofhe active p"iu
,lc of the Ray so minute that no real or emsne beue,
he effected And IL therefore simply palliative and
the diseases for which this valuable
edv IL we'll adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE or BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
hedy a chemical experiments snd has at last been
brought concentration which makes IL rene
y uneauaed In arrsting the decay Of the hair the removal
fdandru and Of relieving by few applications that dsfrs
ing itching which e'ersiy prcccd-s the falling of the
har was Originality prepared for member "f his family
,having confidence ri the usually Sold who had
most Distressing iecay Of the hail and such Its wonder
al curative effects that ia reputation establish
led and hundreds Of cas for wrhout
system Of putting whatever is intrinsic virtues alone
push uto iblic favor and ~ach the dcnsnd for
truly great remedy that the has iudared
manufacture son an extensive scale and lie offers n
with tho fullest confidence TO the entire public.
Prepared by Thos H. osacr at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg Va. and Tor sale by Druggsts generally
aentC "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

For tho luxury Of tobacco. tho English pay
dearly indeed, the duty being eighty cents per
mound ON unmanufaetured tobacco, and two dol
lars per pound on cigars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

DEAD WHAT aUAkSP EAKE sAYSi
HI GOOD PICTURES.t
"If 1t well done when t Is done:
Then II WELL 1t don quicsly y"-hasspeare.
So II ynu wish It cell done In superior manntr
You'll fnd II quietly dont. and rel done by TANNER.
n. s. TANNER a co,
Main Street, door Bridge Street,
Lynchburg, Va.
La lies and Gentlemen cordially invited To our foR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing ciIeus of Pilot graphs
Amirotypes Melanotypes, &c &e.
Also, The beautiful PAT EST LEAT HE 4 PICTURE which
Is % vcnent for sending by mail
Pictures taken all kinds ~eathe nd encoscdin beau
tui eases, low prices from 50 ents to s20
beautiful of sse, Gold ocke,s, Me
daons Ioctet Rings Brcaspin Ke, Seals &c. In great
variety. just received
A fresh supply of the best Material III the country
Don't forget TO call oct l4fs.
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A theological writer concludes that Noah's Ark,
none Of the ancient paintings Of 1t exhibit any
paddle wheels. must have been n screw propeller.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

n ONDON PORTKO.-05 T1esens oupevaor
IL London Porter In quart aud pint bottles tor aal lew.
septl4n LEE. JOnNHQA CO.
II r. Il Il. a. DIUGUaD, Buscessess - y.
LIE DlUuUID Il SONS, will keep constantly on hand
stock Of all kinda Of FURNITURE, Of tAsi maau.
iac.nre which they WIN e pleased 70 the cd snds and
patrons o. g. Dluguid 5ona, and the public vonersl
They also keep constantly on hand a.args sK's
METALLIC BURIAL CAkES Of all sses also large stock
WOODEN CoFFiNS, Of every description. and WIN pay
prompt attention tho undertaking business hour
ef25-dActs D. p @. A. DIU0UID.
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IYNCHBtJRG COLLEGE.
49,.


fENiE fourth will
Il Tho 18th september
Tho tn" healthest aud accessible In
aud the study. both Classical and
Scientific cqunl that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained un.
der The Mr. j. H. ankenship graduate II the Vir
gia Military Institute md recently connected with the
United States Goas Survey.
The III have exclusive charge Of tho
Grammar School which young will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or husineSs
FAC u rY.
ROBERT l.. BRoCKETT, Presidni; Professor Of Natu.
raj Science.
LYfundrs q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor OF Latin and
Bellies Ietr,A
T. H. CAnELt A. H. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
DAsKfssnir. Professor of Mathematics and Instruc
Of Tactics
Rov. W. WALKER Profess.r OF Moral and Mental Sci.
and OF History.
SAMUEL GAWASD A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional law.
D. A. LAsaioHst NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
inogy
GUIsrprE ApoLpHo SAnToRI LII D., Professor Of Modern
Languages -
EXPENSES
Hoard SI per week washing 81 81 per month fuel and
lights sl6 tenn Tuition eaD In tho Grammar School, and
$40 IN ihs Collegiate Department for halt session.
TO Catalogues containing further Information, be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President. aug Dts
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CEPREAS SalHGNGLES.-aO.OVO cypress Shlnglrs
~ % Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO, on Canal
mar o. near LAnghorne's Mills
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otherwise 81 20 will h. charged al No paper
will be discontinued option OF the Proprietor
until all arrearages shall have been paid
ADvERTISEMESTSarei inserted for so OF
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tnuance unless ordered form weekly and then 80 cts
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HE NEARLY hATE. ARE
For one qnare, ally.
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For DO to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
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isI ontrart.
~ Annual advertisers will bs limited 10 their Immediate
bu-n charged at transient rates
- All Advertisements appear In the daily and tri
~,kly papers.
atebly the excess.
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mea. G l. O G X s. "asa
III W. JONES, Practical ReIarer of CLOCKS, TIMf
HI IIrcrs, Music Roxen. &e.. having taken Rpem
st1rs Merchants Bank Main street.
ynchburg prepared short motto and reasonable
terms work in his Enc, tn lie
will, in short time. be prepared a!s" I" repair SEWING
MACHINES Locks, fit Keys &c. Fer In town or
Try will do well to him call as lie is determined ;o spare
pains to please reasonable CUSTOMERS
In his Absence jobs orders LETT At The Storeo Moss
rALtNTiNE 4 HksisG will be promptly attended to.
T,Kus-Cash OH delivery of work aug d3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sra: s:.s .s,ss 4, =: - sc...
afeed permi. 70 else l.si.ses q - rs..sk.bs
's ss W.
:':s %:':s e
x. ,.m..s. n @ sar - y yss. =
terra 1persuaded my wifs 10 ny them ~ ~ - nd y
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r.. health better now than !. h: sss. sor my y ls
M sss % .
BAkkRs PRkMIuM BfTTERs -RiehmsnA SepA u i66os-n Il
s's = =:
81 81 %s: 3, cs ss, % :s
ws s.., 'r .r many s. e
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confidently reeemmena them 70 the Afflicted ADAMS
s s.ss e. y: sy
order. Allied by addressing BAKER. r,epr,.:o,
wss,ar,. naIsam 81 wiiA Chsrry-Presss e
tho snperIority Of rr wIsrAHs pess from
:, part. q Tho Es- H.vss o. eGs.
rAn's BAsAm or WILD oHERnr In shs case q one q my
tho Lung. etc. havc beon Induced 70 Il you 70 ssad no
had "osa. attack Of Bssdns u .hs sss ssS Ssrss. L
nrSsnns s tried bottle & q The WD Csl:., y Which a..
and several .eo.a under III. ssp.,s. Il have ssss
%ss.,oly @ yoa viii oSIiso tho aSo.si and ::s 80 -
None genuine unls.. signed BUTTS on tho ws.rpss.
lusIIsws sys Observation-Disclosures ssA Gas
he Of all Chimes lnfaby removed by the ap
@ a % ass 20 sss
this substitute for surgical operation There nssy
"ss' 70 .
New Yerh aud by all prass's At ass o ard q psr pot
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II ARD.-A let sf nice Loaf Lard. for sale ~
Ia Wholesale and retail by SHEARER CO.
je92ts
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lBsllsw sy's Oimssncns. -kryslpe1as aoA Gas.
he Of all cmes nfaby removed by the a
pcatlon Of this powerful healing Andose cutasadus and
ennar Diseases TIM knife hath greater suparssdsr than
this substitute for sarsca operation There nsay
living who have becoming the victim ef the latter BY
Its timely Sold Al ths mandatory No % Maiden Lans
Nsv York and by all Drnsgs n oos Uos ard o psr pot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

UCE! ICE }! ICE :!-Juse received - Tess ~
clear Northern ICE. which want to eel this Week RA
ies Hotes Restaurants otheFs In Wane WIN p1aaaa en-
Or send ther srdsn 70 ny Confsssaay ~ Iui Dlsg&
oct 1ets) t - = n DOYD
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rUANO HOlSEuS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it may
NJ no: be generally known that uauo and other fertilizers
n bought in Eyncburg good terms i'll other
market, with regular expenses added i'll Justice myself
well the hcncHt the farming community. pub
i'h that fact intend Ia keep hand good supply Of all
the most ov Fertilizers and is heal more largely than
nay other house II the city in them think safely
iha sell cheaper than other horc. II is certainly
Ia the interest Of the farmers to paronse because thereby
Ithey enabled to purchase Fertilizers low price
any other market tree Of all risks and trouble Please
soli i and else. Offer for
and to arrive -
200 TINS Nc 4 Peruvian Gnann.
Ib1 R-cscs Manipulated ,'uann,
100 Sombgern Lump and tiround
.ri " Brown Mexican Guano,
50 g Eide Island Gnano,
lnn Plaster Lump and tronD1,
- Krfilew ellis Potash and Plaster,
2Ui Sacks Liverpool salt, prime quality
Farmers living the Canal below Lynchburg. be sup
piled nj their landings they will mako nj
l1-ts WM. A. MILLER. ON basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

" Exhibition AT J. A. STIGLEK q cos. second
supply OF FALL WINTER GOODS consisting of Ladies'
Dress Silks Monsin Merinos Deberges Of the latest
designs Also Ladies' Coaks shawls Hoop Skirts Hosiery
Gloves White Goods and French Work In great variety
l0-dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

YNCn's WAREHOUSE. Lynehbsr9, Va
subscriber leased for term Of years. the above
valuable property this city, and respectfully solcs
patronage Of his friends and the puhc generally The aP
ponment Of inspectors has been given 10 Msss Rnck
Amherst and Ro Boaz Of Appomatsox who arc In
every qualified the duties Of the oee are well known
and deservedly worthy Of the public eonAdenes. q
ianl2 ia ED0AM MnrLEngAO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

Weeds Hair Rcssorn stve-Pssf. weed, tie
dscoyercr Of tho Invaluable Hair Restorative sn
continues TO labor In bshalf Of the afflicted
ls medicines universally admitted by the American
press bc superior all others for causing the hair
head Of tho aged that has bcen sversd for many
forth with much vIgor and luxurance when bcss
cd with tho advantage Of yonth.
There be doubt that Il OF tho greatest dlscov
cries In the medical world permanently gray hair
10 It's original color and mnkes assume the bcsntn silky
texture which has been very oil Of tho world
N. Loafs MoraiaS Herald
Sold by all good Druggista. lost 02w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-30

NJ r.. There ignorant and worthless Quacks
Physlcions. and copying DIR JOHN
.1oK. Saoe M~drs Boot Btaas, Lamp Trim
MRS Ac Pa,trs Contapbe tutors whose lives instead
al a Nobie Science Medicine have been spct In the
Ntsai Capdry styling themselves Regularly Ed"
Pkyscans imposing upon the iner perenced and
u.cng rng with and running the health OF all unfortunate
iy falling that DIR Johnston de- ems 1t necessary
oeciaiy those unacuaintei with his reputation
t.at Ms credentials diplomas always hang in bis office
HIS REMEDIEt / and treatment entirely unknown TO
all atters Prepared life spent in the hospitals
Europe and hefrst In this country, and xtensye
prsctic than any other ph yscan In the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
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UVVVyOVyVyO ED.-We VIII hRhAkf Tket
price prime Red and White Wheat 70 this
ket Perons having sale would do well To
fore selling Bags urnished upon iae usual terms
sn~ D IA CAMP, SMITH 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

TIE RIGHTS OF PUBLICANs, AND THE
j RIGBTs OF THEIR GuEsTs-see PosrEHs sPiRI'
VA WIN ESGLINDEsee PORTERs SPIRIT OF
II TIMEa Of This Week Nov Ready.
A.. SPORTS ard PAsTInES Of the WORLD. zee POa-
I'll kPIRIT OF TIE TIMES for this week: Now really
p a ,h. SPIRIT Of the WEEK In PORTERs SPIRIT OF
TIE TINES NowIesdy. ,.,n,- ~, 49,,
IAsE BALL CLUBs-Resd PORrERs srlAiT oF THE
TIbEs ifs wesk. Nov Ie.dy - -,,- .,,.-,.
9 YACBTMEN, re,d PoRTERs SPIRIT OF THE TINES
his v.eh. Nos rescy
Tor ,.je nv al the News Asenta Pfce 8 centa
NLRMANl THE AMERICAN AGRICULTU-
" RIsT will h.rest-r BE- printed In both the En-
lInh AID Ge Language Both editions con-
CpNlC tain The f. firies Eng,drisss, DC ard are
LhMh-' in all ,aptef, dIik-E.ca nun OR contains 81
~ double unnto PAGER OF risin. practical in.tr1c-
GERMAN s s:; IL "a 3 i: si9::s IL
" are given IN this Journal annually. -Terrns u .
GERMAN '' e Edit, sd s: s;s Civ
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NEXT of KIN-JAMES PORTER and ANNE
IN JAHE bic VII date ABE Jane webb sprs.er a5d z.
WILSON and SARAH his wife (ste Sarah Webb
frney Moysmensps Phpads pha Penn The above parties
IN he Of so~'hirg greatly 20 thei sly,taIe BY agPyns "a
Nesrs PLUMMER Solicitors Canterbury, keo' Ensi,nd
NEW MATCH STORE, No $50 Bro idSsy.-
~ Family MAches no hrinst0ne, no o or