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The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-08-20
For the Weekly Anglo-Afrioan
THE BLACK CoACHMAN
The First Of August Drive suspended.

"My DEAR" said Mr. Blanche to his
wife, as he slowly moved back from the
breakfast table, 4" / think we shall have to
forego our usual airing this afternoon, un-
less You are willing to ride out in a public
carriage"
"A public carriage p said Mrs. Blanche,
with sort of indication of surprise pic
tured on her countenance; what drive
out on the avenue in public hack p
The idea of the Blanche family, who
usually drove, the most fashionable and
splendid turnout on the avenue, making
their appearance in public hack, seemed
to them so ludicrous as to occasion hear
ty laugh from every person at the table;
and Donohue, the waiter, was put in such
q paroxism by the idea that, in spite of all
his efforts to preserve his gravity sufi-
cient time to permit him to get out of the
breakfast room, he snorted right out be-
fore he got to the door.
"Why, Donohue !" said Mrs. Blanche.
But Donohue never halted until he got in
the kitchen.
whats the matter now, Don2" said
the cook.
Shure," said the chambermaid, he's
got the laughin' fits"
Donohue, what's the matter-whats
come over you, man 7" continued Bridget
Mcfarland, the cook.
"Och,p said the laundress, impatiently
throwing aside a fashionable morning
dress of Mrs Blanche's, about the doing up
Of which she had that morning received spe-
cial orders" Och, Bridget, don't bother
Donohue; he has found bit of fun, and
has come down here to show lis how much
good it does him."
"Much good may it do him." replied
Bridget, impatiently.
Donohue," said the chambermaid, srnil-
ng, "you,, are a good-for-nothi ng, stingy
fellow; give us bit of your fun, man-tell
us what you are laughing at"
DOnohue now composed himself little,
and seating himself on one end of the cooks
table, commenced by saying:
well, girls dear, really don't know
what has come over me this morning. 1
am ashamed Of my own self, and of my In
decent conduct
But what were you laughing at, DON
Ohue?" persisted the chambermaid.
was laughing at the idea Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanche riding out on the avenue in
apublic hack"
Why, Don, you are crazy. What put
such an idea as that in your head27
What put such an idea as that in my
head! Mr.. Blanche himself put in, for
ne told Mrs. Blanche that she would not
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-08-20

Noir thanked his kind master very cor.
daily as he left, and in short time after
found himself in the midst of the First OF
August jollifcation.
The first of August was day to be re,
membered by Mrs. Blanche's family. Don
ohue and Bridget, and the chambermaid
and laundress, had all become SO glorious
from the effect of the whisky, and so up
roarious and noisy, that Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanche resolved to discharge the whole
batch, and never more employ white SER
wants.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-08-20
from the Anglo-African Magazine.[
THE DYING FUGITIVE.
BY FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS.

o
Slowly DER his darkened features,
Stole the warning shades Of death;
And we knew the shadowlng angel
Waited for his parting breath
He had started for his freedom,
And his heart beat firm and high
But before he won the guerdon,
Came the message-he must die
He must die, when just before him,
Law the long'd for, precious prize
And the hopes that Lit him onward,
Faded out before his eyes.
For n while fearful madness,
Rested on his weary brain;
And he thought the hateful tyrant,
Had rebound his CALLING chain
Then he raved in bitter anguish
Take me where that good man dwells"
For name to freedom precious
fingered mid life's shattered cells.
but rs suIisHLhS SCHtiy 9O""HhS'
Der the storm-cloud's gloomy track
Through the tcmpests Of his bosom,
Came the light of reason back.
And without a sigh or murmur
For the home he'd left behind.
Calmly yielded he his spirit,
To the Father of mankind.
Thankful that so near to freedom,
lie with eager steps had trod--
Fer his ransomed spirit rested,
On the bosom Of bis God
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-08-20
Gbe dafehlg AngIo- -9fritan
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY Y,
BY THOS. HAMILTON,
No AZ RFEKNAy STREET, NEW YORK.

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~ q. - a.. n. DlGti0aD, Sssccrs. orr to -
AIs DllGtlD II SONS. viii Sep constantly on hands
arg stock III al, kinds 81 FURNirtkE oi their own manu-
ace which they will be pleased c~ the old friends and
patrons t" $. Duguid y Sons. and the puar "e~ers
They also ke.p CONSTANT, IN hand . arg. SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES oi all Sizes also . large STOCK
WOODEN COfflNS, of every description, and will pay
prompt attention the undertaking business all houn.
sfa5-dAsu D. p. Il G. 4. DICGCID
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4 OOs< 70 UKCOAI. n WOOD Hills.
~ We Just aiihrr -npiiy The celebrated
Victor aud Mcr COOK STOVES, tor wood aad roal. wtI
So universally admired At The iar Agricultural aud Me-
chan al this place BY tho great saving
hcfnc>s OF csng their superior finish and opera
"n in the various departments cn"kIng they arknw
edged To be the teal Stoves known We have lifted
topper R,-ervir hot boiler, which n
ronvenirnt furnishing hot all without
additional fu. being heated 10y the Yuoke pipe, and with ui
interfering it'll the cooking of the stove
& BLISS d. CO
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Btptonp COUNTY. nth 81 Ap,tI. I-.y

u
WV. \. MiiitR, Agent tn john y Rrosr y
N,u asked the result ,Np
With Peruvian icc.cs Maupultt,
In The spring isS, At solicitation, purchased
81 each Mud Ir'm you, aud tor my satIsiao
wed irrInnrti to make
luua,,o iu Min h ut uuliur
lua.!t>. un hall Of the lot appu,d No Peruvian ana
tho oti,i iatl lrrsrs Manipulated equal quauit,cs
Ic lot antc,l AT tle i'm" in .hc latter Ma
aii "s "un'd precisely anke bu >ose.d oecns,n, tuk
n'ehDurs To- The It ai theta ri
bt 81 t''"irt wiipn hinrmur In lc the 4ihr
.hi nInds of tiuais udlh,N generally
ManiIuiat, there Il
thmh ia" Manipulated tnc best " hat wing
ih, lot Il all hpod aud ,iiieicuvr b,
J. sal>h,d negses puiacd Guaun equal
Nin and II j. ria4iy h,,h troute, l. Is
Tor Si.u,d j. II. NlllILDM.
ami, a " Ron,
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xLYNClIBlRs. COtaas AND d.
MONl VI Il MIS-.
| DIAM AND COSTLY, AT
Is. GADbE>S
! jan ldt' Iynrhburg Marble Works.
SuMMuR ARRANGHMGAr


ID EDt CED kAlE The /. Man steamers,
IL JAMrNIDWA. capt. PAhiisii, aii KpA
Aukf, apt nk'NNtR. vii ury passengers 10
aud tom NugnIa al hfDLCtD RAits
Im JAMESTOWN. Capt parisa ."av"s Richmond every
IT E>DAY at o'rto, Cay i,i,t ,,.,ng
and Norfolk On ednesiIy at T. "i rk uu"n.iI New hnrh,
there earl! day and in tame the
In, gong East AID North,
~" koAAokE. Capt skinner. leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon nj ucIork. tty font ncNt
9",i aud PTtsinonth cv"liiS, l"iA
RETIRING,
The Jtmcst wn caves New iurk. from Irr No 10 Nnrh
RN, saturday Al "ciuce N,r.oih
t'r.bnrs aud MISUNDERSTANDING Freight IA plt"'.
The Roanoke ieavts New Ark. from lor No H. Anih nv
rr,Nrry WDNEADA\ afternoon, 4 J"'.lrth, fonts
niouth Petersburg AID kirhnuid tak.g fr, S't tr
liur. iSEDl tED RATES.
tas-ag" >tarr"nm Included between .,ornik aud New
Nr' tat' ld'saS
IL sage II li,r'om Itd, b, tween ht,urund lstue
r0 L, AMI y " York,
Pa'>'t". siaitrt"m lmrnd.d b,twr II Su,nhdrE and
NJ" fk Is
Pas - \ H.. ;, ~ Il
sAf.-. EsFCN CENTS, g. Nr.sA.
The uuw aini cioAHt steamer Nb4,k ROW be
put upon tue Inc, th.v" TIA
NuvriN hue.
t'r uskrt', Apply To LEE, ROOKIE 60. Agents.
Ma tF.,t N,tti Y
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IN ia.S ava Jt
SPRING a. SUMMER CLOpHIr,

lNui uui, i"d t,ctIi u,, at
l >t'EING AND SUMMER tI.DInIAt;, ~ 50
Ic'tri With and ihc iuu., iu",",
t''r. h" c,,lhd, nj that in h"ailt, s,Ni
Corning rNvvnrl
in HE state. lu S..ruIiN ,!N sir. "a.
rn-'in"s aut thc pnb!c 10 sN S'cN m
Tor, purchasing 1T wi l'tsc a.,i
' ali. b,,idcs all grades and tlntII-
"t GlA ii.EhEN'S FURNISH. Nj tpDDN is AFT,
SHIRTS. toiiai Haiikri thi,ts tioNrs las
"n,rl>. csc, ais" Trunks, Gar ct tag mhr, i..s
Merchants th,ii
tis ucte going further EaSi. No. iuIy pa,t
Tie wholesale lTa" sutct u sad al the cd
~, H. al ,
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S1Nl:ERr SEWING MAChb<Ea.-t.rra
- pruof
Judged by this there labor saving mach h, the
lnblc comparable In Singers sewing Machines. tcr,nn
fishing the highest the tncd Stat, THIS
exhibited At the late Exposition tniv"rsce where
they carried OF the highest premium and great muat"
~ make them has huih in iar.
In every branch OF industry which IL be done
these hines be used t prutt the speed
the kalw Ii To travelling ioo Swung
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing M tailor
should be without The fair profit usng ri
these machines regularly Thousand Dollars
In all private families here there much
and hotel keepers ind them particularly prof
table. These machines simple IN their
very strong aud durable cine the only kind oi
chine made by which hue
could bs perfectly executed rbou>snisn wuh.
less Ses.ng Mschia-s have been made and add under
Int Sugers Machines alone been found .ery
WHARF 10 Satsy the ants ot the pubic,
Plain printed Instructions using with each
shne from hieh any readily acquire the
them. TbeIoHchines parked securely
part of the world To all persons desiring particular
formation will. Application by letter at either OF
dces, torwa ard COPY of NJ Singer ca Gazette paper
wholly devoted To the g.siachne iaitr'st
l. NJ, SINGER & co,
Principal Oaice No. f23 Broad~s y. New York
BRANCH OFSCEk-No ~ Hanover ST., Boston, No n Chap
Ell ST., Nc IAven CT t.lovcryiie n No "a Broad
Newark, A. j.: No l$9 Chestnut St. Phadc phis N" ln}
Baltimore ST. Baltimore; No - Westminster 81, Prov cnce
R. l. No. Last ih ST. Ciucnnaii; No 63 Nmih ith ST. -
Louis No 81 st. Charles ST.. New ORLEANS n" - banrhn
ST.. Mobile. Iius 2idS,ts
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OFFICE sol I'll SIDE RAIL ROAD.
If >CHBuKa. April ist. ieJl
fRNNIIOIl:h FkEnsshT ARNANssE. nENU
TO BALriMoRE II authorized receipt Freight
tnruu-h B,urt by the South sidr airoad Pvlul
ami tue BALTIMORE Steamboats, AZ the following rates
Mauutp cturrd Tobacco, -
BE- >wax DRY Goods, Ginseug and Feathers per
- 90
Drnd Arprs and FAX seed, lLu b,. t "
iur there drsyage, aud bat handling OF
goods The Railroad Car the Stcanbpa-ani
running from L. nchburg Baltimore on sc
hours. For further Information, apply to
a W. UOltNER,
april . dim Agent s. K. X Go.
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q - Bl -hEG.~ OF fKalE NEW CIO
NV iK SEED tust received. We regard
ir.c p,u aud other nipurdirs and thus
that would nnd 1t call
II before IAius elsewhere lKlbl 4 SAL NlEKS.
T. " in stoe, also Timothy, hari GLASS Hue
Grass aud vulgrecn SEED. liam 2idts.
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once So"sb-siark aiIrond Compamy,t
PErhhsBuHG, July IT. is1e 5
n Ia fsls.s - sss;s.x

n q - ss1liss;D s sssszs
IL VIRGINIA oriNuS, South.> aiiroad FINN ~.
ersong t. LJnth1ns VIA Va" enn iairoaa Lynch.
burg 10 Brs", via East IL and Va karo,d from ~ 80,
l." kn"xvi.,a East loan and aeoyia Railroad ir.m knnp
'iiie To Dalton VIA Wesr" and Atlantic Kaitoad from M
tou to Chattanooga, Nashville aud Kai ra
from Chattanooga 10 Stevenson via Memphis Cbars,an
ka'ir"a' from stevenson 10 Menphis
Through Tickets issued The a,ye points and The s,r,..
and Baggage checked through atthe office South Sid. Ns
The rolow ing schedule will be on he soutnshl. Rail
road commencing ST NDAl next the 4lh ui Juy ,.t
ami continuing u"'il further notice. '"'''
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Con Getting with the Rcnn,ond Diny io Trans n,
urhe'l. tJ"r"h and with III" through route l., nch
Arrive AT Bnrke,Iiiv (Junc"rJ ........... co
Ani't at farmvie at. '........-........... 9:a5
Aril'eat ly nrhufk at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al
Leave ny nchhu.s aaiy Observation-Disclosures, n,
Arrive "a arm, lie al. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. low :. A.
Air,oat nnfAe,'sc ,Junetrnl ......... ..ia =.
tnLi;:iii TRAIN 80
ting win i'""ond and Da"vic Trains June.
Anise at l,ufkrviiie ,J' ),t..............2
Arss a, n@n S, A. 40 = NJ.
Leave Lynehbu'B tally at....................... AN
alive !" t"hN'lt AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 94u
Arrive at Bnrkc,iir tIu..,,r) a...............tiv
"'l'" al re '"1u's ~. NJ
Travel wI ~ attached the leaving Lynibn,u with
r'sn. "a, o'o a ~ and passengers
lake til" AiaI Tram Al ur",k a NJ Souuinp n,
taN. ." a"i pat oil observed h, th,s.
IN charge "i the tam and in will tram slout
a, ANY o'h.r sulhrands Anderson SAW Mil rsr',
ls"n WI ''e bI"es aud hits. N",toway n,
u" t'.sFee" Ar"m""ox ,ront Sprng Concord Jaurs
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoLihSide Railroad Freight Passenger Trans leave
rs''f1 s ,H'. t'""d'' s"He"ptc1 "I...i ~ NJ.
~ a., ~; i"'' al '..... ................lj
Leave tny ,'"'nl
Arrive at f'ie' sbnrs at. Ii
The above Trans james kvrr steamers
ica:ns City Point tor Norfolk, and every Saturday r,rnng
jamestown bound tor New i"ik
The Afternoon Tram this Road will be- run only whom
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NEN HOOK ior sale NJ
Lynn HBURG COLLEGE
T.. NJ a. Ba sks., VIRGINIA..


Nif fourth annual session o THIS institution " Al,
L on the 10TH al september
the en,,r" 'ou'h and the ,oaso"' study 10th tas al and
sccn,ih,, equal to that "i III" best American roirscs
Ihr MILITARY Department III he utrlcIy inauta u, uu
der the AIR J. H. Bankrnsh, graduate Nir.
s,nA Mins'y siin' anh mot, Mt! Connected with the
United States Coast N"r>'!
lhe several r"es,"rs VIA have es.'nsve charge Of the
AIRED Tor e"I'sr ~ bn'in,ss
Rev, WALktR. tAdsrmda ~ ttc Fa,a.Iy. Profess r.
OF Mental AUD M"ra n,'rnr'. a" .. History.
Belize I,tres
IN, u.nkLl a D. Professor OF the Crock Language aud
BLA>htssiir Professor of Mathematics and Iu,t.uc
u. A. LA,ahoKsh NJ D., rrol ssor OF Anatomy and Phys
GUistrrr ApoLrno sAHroHr IL u, Pr Modern
Languages ,.,
board o. per week washing 81 - per mouth; fuel
light" s.oA term Tuition, So ii" the Grammar school,
So IN the Collegiate department tor han session
y Catalogues containing further ni"imati"n can be oh
tanned by add. easing The Chairman u the Faculty.
II against than an, Of those daily offered
gu, Sites. anu Iu.y Valued tor ma, purpose u, all
EUROPE For sac by GoNrliIEk a fLATZER.
jan iidts Main 81, opposl. the pr,eI. House.
GRAVE STONES,
n oil sizes. always On hand and mode 10 order, at
jan l'dtsI lynchbuik Marbl. Works
CsT rec, lived "a ."pcrio. let Gnm.iy cared Bn.
- con, and tn saIe ~ klNNIER y SANDERS.
march l-its.
uWNEST Sublime Salad O.l aud Worcester.
H shire sauce, just reve.vedb
match 3 dts SrABI.ER & ZONES
kll BARRELS OF prime MeMusmim " h..ky
OO On CONS gnnl.nt and Tor sair low by
Ian 2i DIT. CAM, SMITH & co
A GENERAL assortment q now aud chc.u
IN English French, Gernan AMI American DRY GOODS.
just received by laprl 'dts JNo j. PtkNl>, Agent
nDAkAsOa.s = ~ received 400 IA x A 80 s.s
which will be sod cheap Gall them nj
mol april Ia DIS JOHN ABKAiiAMS
A r "a necsinx Of the Hoard 81 Dire. ss,. Of the
Office OF the Compan, In the city ut Iynchburg Wea.s
adopted
for sale ~ the Depot, upn ,le ,iupy ,i.u
burg, uness ty special n.ssion wrtbs
dent or Grnciai Sui'-iin,end,nI.
Resoirad. Thai ia, Adams Express MpaHy he requested
not to de.,tr fr'h IN Tie Depot upon the Company
ground In Ly uvLburs
copy from the records.
april ats. WILLIAM H. HUGHES Secretary.
LNOR RENT-A cen cnirns aud com Eevaa. -
II BILE Dwell. ING HOUSE. ON Main street Appy I&
y iapru l.dts NATH GUGGENiiEiMEk.
GIODN MEAL.-We prepared - IL, =.
~ kh fresh ground CORN MEAL III large and small guam
uties a. our mil sore All grind screened
consequcn !, makes better meal r family
march sdts EOWLIE 4 NURRELL.
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ltish>HVNU, Eel. .th, s.s.
the nar mnutny muuiIrS nj thc ii"iri oi Drr,us
a ottt, ,U:a SD, x i,d Ihe following iu"n
wit- adopted
H. we'd. fUa the Freight Agent At tynUhhurE hereafter
ho enilct All freight s'nis ed de
b.,,i the
ioa Tie t,u.'IEy tsip, from Record
f.A.iI- JAMES r. II IiIBERr Scrv
. ga FOis CbIE FAIR. il ihc universal cry
aui III uS ,ulS are participating IN hr festivities " lc
sub Nrrrs t'r w-,k. the
thrtg mtu!,ltiI les 81 - me city 81 Hills
81, his itry t' Interesting viii,
40" the OILS 'rinS 81 Su' Il 'r.sl'Ii.
Aui,us ii u,} ajirstiSH cs ia nhig! tie gathering
th3u.'is Iu>ttrl and welcomed Il" ot:1 ihu
ne OH Hathnrs Pin" graId' Galhry neat door til. \r
BuA, Mln street. i.ynrlrl Va, where hundreds
Ikua, ~ ,lr ouli wnIks exhibition,
TIE" I" al and should DDS fac snlc of themselves
sti be furnished >hur notice. and prices that
tail To picasc
y hnr assortment ct Cases and r. of style and
gralr constantly on hand Assn 1pv~cs Breast Pins Fin
Rl.> " stch Seals. Charms.
Pictures 81 lie ct thc ai al all hours II the
lay, and in al Kids OF weather. d. Ii BLISS.
MI, nrnctlcn phnt. VI u ii
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tARD.-JOMN ABnAuAm> r..pcc,,.i,,

Gals in' attention "t purchasers Dry Goods IN,
lafiUd DHE'>s They comprise
put Irl silk, iuuhr jumps, Composition, Kobe
kth iir"rai", H. adore tUr,ci, thcnn and Snd
lltn Bt'rh great variety Ia Iisur, Grape
Jicourts and ai.i ianlhlas
bh.,-, Ito.,N, Ac II the Look
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Ayers Caihartic pills.

o Mvd,in, have been taxed
their produce this best most perfect purRstive
which l. known 10 1nnum,rabc proofs arc s" that
the-. PITS hRve virtues w,h srrpa-s la excellence III"
binary cnes and tina, III win nntcre'enr Il. Upon
& all They safe aud pleasant /" take
pew Their properties shinsa
activities Of the bod the distractions II its
organs purity the blood ~" -xpci isease Tt"y
hunors which bre. di-'omper -tnnat"
arEsssh di@ rd-rrd lheir naiu'a and
they the every day complaints f body bn sl.o
formidable aud dan d--ases that have an te eat
1T human skill While they pf'au," powerful III they
tie diminished the safest aud best ply
thai employed for children Bong coated "y
take AID being purely table
any risk II harm Cures have been mad" Which surh, b"
hef they ~a,%tAna I'd by m"n al su exalted posi-
tiou Erbd III, suspicion 4 nn,iuh Many
smncn, crgym-n and ply scns have lent thr'r Ia
certify the public the resuily o remedies will 9th
have at th"r "ntlton that
Preparations contribute immensely 1" The iocf u" III, ait
cd. Offering feiias
The Agent below unmed Is pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions H." their and
t6c II their Of the foil wng complaints
Costiveness. Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsv.
He RIB Hrada, he arising 'm ou stomach Naus la
Morbid Inacfion oi The Bowels aud arising
thoroirum fatuepcy Loss al App'tt all Itco- t'n
" hrh require meabr Stfoiu
ulatnK the system care man! complaints which Il ~"nit nd
b, supposed they could reach such III anrss Partial Bind
Neural md Nervous lrrtab,A tho
l.. AMI dnoys Gout aud Other complaints arising
from low II the body ostrnc ii it. iuucn
Dn no, be put OF by nnppeiled dealers wih other
Pill they make prnlit Ask for Afths rms aud
p"hng else No other they give compares with
ths best aid there Is for them and they should hso
Prepared By Or. y. a.. ANEK,
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Thankful Tor liberal share IuOc patronage
Ncus lake pleasure TRENDS.
hat arlei NINE P.LMIt Ms on different roofs,
FAN We brrg Ir,pIr,d 'h,n -
uTLsI i'u,is, and | =,
hand We worli csil> particular lhu Sims
Machines Corn ShcleIs Cutters " heal Fam, CAIN
Broad Cast 40 Machine, Wheat Drills Bick y Hon
aud others, ~trci and tnst Paws. old ahd
P"w. Points l., All
is n cali a sale io"l,
our line NHiTTEMuRE 4 JOSI.lN.
march DIS. PrupfirIors
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lNIlsE, 1.sEE AND ~ sa;aSE INsGRANtE.-
IlIst i>-titANt ttUMf Any
Company iAkoe insurance are,
DIV UtlIts IittiSts, iuItt
ufiu, ;.r,4 n .icr"t tiu;,se svncra!,
and country Tie IA, Ia lrtiIs.
hcaltl a al sound constitution tor hc Shoic duratnoi
hi,, limited period
ed IN ornry ccupatiohs, will be Insured u"
t"a.JnaLie tcrnis
will also risks and
The Northern III southern Fonts, rates.
BOAKD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. JDKb>. Niur fre,iicnt,
Gi.Ultt,E b. INT kMAN, thiei Engineer.
DlkLJrDES.
ions DTkY TAYLOR, MN. L. ANDERSON,
JAMES f. PAYSE, john T. DAVIS
wv H. SIKAIlON, MAURICE =. LANGHoRNI,
SAMUEL n. MokINNEY, Cuas X SLAuGHThR
Jas. ". WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRkkpT WILLS. SecrS
D ~" mn " ,!' s OWES Medical Examiners
The Medic tx,inuaou of SUBJECTS for Insurance wl be
made the ONCE the Company each day the
h,,us ri o'clock l.. NJ feb - DIS.
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MALL AND CEILlNC PAPrK~. BOK-
w DERS AND WINDOW SHADES In sore, and
receiving direct from the manuaei"y all the latest rad
fashionable styles of wa and Ceiling Papers Brct Ten
tres and Window shades. of all grades and pro rh"s,
stock They III lind the Papers to please prices less
L VICTOR
havc also made with prompt competent
workDen. aud will do AL KINDS ot PAPER HANGING; Ia
pr.smft and satisfactory manner Orders hom aud
eoansry solicit d march lIdts
DU0NETT's COCAINE, fer shc bnir, mud
u sIewars COUCH CANDY, jas, reeeiv.dhy
march 3dts, SrABLER " JONES
TIE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSO CATION
New ~ sse 0sh y~sr Or Capa aiiri~d success,
Ogers the foltoging Great inducements 10 Subscribers
Fer the current year, ending January 18th. Isdo
EOR THREE DOLLARS, any pers eau become sub
i SCRIBE, and viii be entitled
lst To copy ef the large aud costly steel plate
THE yiLLAGE BLACKSMITH" made by pstt.rs u. al
ter Herrngs celebrated painting aud deguet Oh. enga
be s,,d for -. (eiU)
I'd To the quarterly AT Journal the beart
fully ius:.ated and valuable unas published In America
LIS catered by the very Enera
Of the country
I'd To frsc Ambulance the Dusseldorf Gallery
New York.
TIE prsniums 10 he given Subscribers year com
yse several hnudr-d and valuable Works of Art from
tho hAnds Of the besi American and Artists Tor
Alogus Of which. see December Art Journal. le59.
Subscriptions by
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Ps~vareA By Or. ,. a. ANER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass

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II SEAY. Lynchburg. PURCELL I.ApDa co, Rich
mend n. =. RiVEs, Petersburg NJ A. SANTOS. Naf"ik
and all bruggists feb 2l,lt4nV
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MOnthiies for May.
Drank LESLiE', NAuNZ NE, GREAT krpnbiic. Atisutic
Monthly Gpacys Ladys B.ok aud Petersons A4gssIne,
received " tapril ~ dts c. VIcTOk'5
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PANTS NE>lsl FtKAl ,iiiNu GOODS
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Ne, ali :" tie h,S last, cur ltu"Ns, \a'srs aud
tatl,t bags on sc an tht' market
Nhu Cst,b,l,turn WA AID
upttu tntAr 10
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lkX cOn-ix mcnf, 100 barrels prime ~ hit.
~ Merter poTA rOE,, for sale low to 81 80
april "A. dts VI ROLLINS & co.