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ASILA Nj. RACES
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VH% N.rrE Hn'ttnt IL course will
II ">iAf. thu I'M day ot MAY ncAt, aai contaue
tn tp4h The w..k
p,y--r,s, stake f,r an ages ,ou, mile heats $500
"rtrc.e', o1i"reh. sL01a DIT h, tn. Club Closed IL
IL" 1T with ionr Subscribers Viz + W N u Ioso ell
j. IA II ."'r'. Il h uiek"s 'i aud Jam + NJ Taylor.
Ssco\p D,YFi st Haee-swr psta for three year old
CO AID nii"> > 90 'Htr,nee so forfeit Closed 1t
las. III the following c,tres;
th"m1' W. boswell enters oh Exchcqner, by Rcvenu
dam Nina. hv h
" II Gibbons enter f. Crinuluc by Fnlncier dam
Miss MHi 70. by Umpire.
John Hunter enters II hv Lexington dam by Glencoe
+ Han enters 81 f. Faith by Chida Iihirod, dam FL
Sc a Race-Same D,y-Joekei Club purse s;0J three
IN lc heats
THIRD DAY First Racc--sw FIR three year old
Closed the 18th If March with flowing entries:
Thaaa9 md Jmes 4 D,weli sar.ci nlley, by Grf
Elmondsnn. Il IN Virgui, Payne
Harvey enters grey ley, by Rod Eye, dam by Arthur
Tavlor
Second Race-same Day-Proprie,ors purse. $500 Two
mill heats.
colts and lies ont IT marea na produced winner
500 entrance. Half forfeit Mile Closed The 18th
OF Mar h. with the follow log entries
Thomas boswell sorre hiry by Revenue, dam by
Bailey peyt"n tB. Rand lphs)
James NJ Ta Tor be- by naueier of Emancpa.
ton Mare
she out OF Virginia Graves, .+
+ NJ Hall enters bay colt by Register dam by Prince
George.
Harvey colt by Jro Blunt dam by Andrew
he,t--best three In Ave.
FIFTH DAY andcap service plate, the value
to sve his entrance provided three Three mile
heats
Nominations for the Colt Stakes closing
18th OF March next, TO be addressed 10
NArlt II A. THOMPSON
Secretary Nsh,nl Jockey Club
ASHLAND Hanover Co, Va Jan &c, ir09 ay 10 d2t.
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"Yellow Fever in Norfolk"

Under this caption. the RepnHicaa cites its
readers to an article republished in its columns
from the Norfolk Argus. wherein we have received
terrible cnstigation for n,imating incidentally,
that Norfolk and Portsmouth were less beautiful,
and more liable to miasma aud yellow fever du.
ring the summer season, than Boston or Bangor.
When we find any man crazy enough to dispute
the proposition, we may likewise be insane enough
10 try Conclusions with bim Mr. have we any
disposition to invest the Norfolk Argus with I'M.
deserved i1,portance. We.care very little what
it says. since it has acquired notoricy for rock
les.ness for pervcrsion Of facts and for tho
fouIes, abuse Of its political opponents unequal
lea we honestly believe, by any other journal of
either party IN. the State. We are not concerned
therefore, for the effect oc its unfounded allega-
ton about "a Virginia paper creating the impress.
sion that the yellow fever is at The Gospot Nary
Yard" and are willing that even its garfield ex.
tract from our columns, may carry the refutation
Of the charge. We never made any such charge.
As all sensible people must perceive from peru
sal Of our article, aid If the good people of Nor
foik-whose interests We have been advocating
ardently Tor years, and for whom we still hone to
strike many a sturdy blow choose to regard us
- their enemy, they are at perfect liberty to do
co. We are under no obligation to them what
ever, that could induce us to repress sentiment
honestly entertained.
And here, perhaps We might with prophet,
express our ideas Of that spirit Of comfy which
has influenced the Republican to reproduce in it
columns an unjust imputatiou upon US. entirel,
unwarrsuted BY the facts Of the case As its edi
tor however, 10 not remarkable for either profes
sional courtesy or nodesty; admitting alike int,
his columns, articles rejecting upon city coem
porary. and indicate lauditory notices of BIZ
own wonderful psowess in debate, we presum,
that he should not be judged by that standard re
cognised amongst those whom nature has endow
ID with nicer perceptions in such matters. w,
therefore dismiss the charge raised by the Argu
and repnblished b. the Iynchburg Republican
With ffigid indifference
49, -
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Tho army is composed of from COCOON to soa
ooo men when war footing. Of 10000 "a II
peace footing. The navy consists oi ono >h1n OF
III line Ia screw steamer ot S6Ohorsc pow. nj
II guns three steam frigaes, four sail do and
smaller vcssels-in all 35,carrying sl2 guns and
So men.
The state debt of Austria wa, estimated in ls5G
nj Il. 80 100000. The Budget at lS57 show re-
ecips. ordinary and extraordinary. Of ahuut @l5o,-
1000. and expenses $40, 1000, oOp--a deficit of
$50 1000 900
SARp,>I,.-Pi Piedmont lies between Switzerland
and the Mediterranean. has nm area OF 1880
square miles, and tnkes its name from its position
at the foot Of the Al bps aud Apprentices. The is
land OF Sardinia has an area Of $3.50 square miles
AMI gives it's name to the kingdom. The popula
tiou Ia 1887 was:
Tic Isle Of Sardinia 80
Continental Sardinia. i.5!p25o
5,ll7,542
The Budget of 1858 showed ~ revenue C. atout
p million dollars and an expenditure If y!
millions Of dollars. The debt being, ,nunary |,
ls5S, 1881 millions.
Tie army, according to the war budget Of ISIS,
consisted Of 47,9l5, rank and file, and tie navy
numbered 20 ships IL steam frgates / sal fri "a
trs. ,Sr., carrying 1876 cannon.
lnc Lamhardo.N Venetian Kingdom includes HAT
par, oi | ally lying north If the Pa a. States, Par
aid Modenn, and stretching east iroln Lake
Magsiorc and the Tcino to the Adrlatir-245
me, hong, 1870 broad, embracing ll,5I7 square
miles, L,mbardy, of which Milan is the capital
an'l IN which the cities Of Bresnia { mo. Man.
tua and Pn,ia--hns II population of2,1,25 ,150.--
Tn Venetian Provinces in about the same area
j,-.l7@2 IA totalul 001 ,412--or - t. II square
mile. Venice. Verona, and padua are " ell Known
cites IA this division. These provinces form on"
OF tie richest agricultural regions in Europe
ure.n,jng corn, maize, rice, hemp, and fax. h"-
- |, div
ci," c ~ d mt h i X.
le,r ch cf educational institutions the | nj
yer-iyy 81 palna, with ipry-six professors that "f
fasia, with h1y-eight professors. twelve colleges,
Il, e. fort, -three academies. t.ymaa,iu,l b.
IL, u,irtv-twn schools, Of which there are in
ls4t.s. ly, jl92. attended lay ?,2ie,@j3 pupils.
leza, iN".thirs It the population %! prnncr az.
~. = Venice IBIS schoul, and $9,,51, oI.e.third
a." ts,a>" 1T p'' l,er age.
'rrnap, the best view nf the relative position #
the .r-nt nati,naitie> If Eniup" ran be obtained
iN glance N the following table;
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election day Mr.. " in the same speech donounc-
ed Mr.. Buchanan in very severe terms How we
ask, can those Dem acrats who believe ii ;reaehery
to oppose the Administration, and who have been
toll that such are ritsom the pale Of Democracy.
Voc for Mr.. Montague. who called Mr.. Buchanan
islfsitor, and who say he would not vote for him
10 ave his lief
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Election Tickets.

We are prepared to print any number Of tickets
to be used in the ensuing election. Price: - per
Ave hundred, or SO per thousand, where orders
are accompanied with the cash.
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Eas- We authorized to announce Gen. o.
O. CLAY candda Nor the Office Commissioner Of the
Board of Public Works. may JdAetlofs.
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Two TIE LADIEa.-The I. yssu Ter - =, tsh
u he latest reports Of the Paris and New
FASHIONS far this month"; just hand
ats ~ cat patterns may l3-d,s H. G. VICTOR
VCERKsGERATORs,R REF Mo: X n a TORS
~ just received At Hardy Bros Furniture Store on
Bridge Street. tmsy l3dts HARDY BRo.
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y -. lGontague,s Podtion.

ssa%1aa9ss II Hontague's Position.
ira1h Aasxandsis Gazette makes the following
slssasAp ainf against the Red Fox and his sup
= ~. 1lossagus b bis speech at King George
Cesrt JIIsuse, IN Saturday last, declared that he
sonld not cote for q Why under any circumstan-
csaV The whigs will rsciprocass, in bis case, on
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For House of Delegates of Va.

by" At the solicitation If many friends of all
political parties annunee n candidate represent
the county Campbell In the next House Delegates OF
Virgins. lap.l 4dtdofe BOWLING OZARK.
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: tSsIDAVEs tnu oesICF
For Board CT Public Works.

Ezas- We are authorized to announce Hon. WI.
Il TREDwAY of PsyIvanin, candidate the Office of
Commissioner Of the Board of Public Works
may 5 itdoe.
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"1he sndersigned believing the argument re-
IN fs,sr Of tie re~orai Of the Ncgro Population
FROM Wesssra Virginia sa only able, b" "ndn'
sreraaSe; aud that It's Publication TW t"d TO
bring fke pxSlie mind 10 a CORRECT CONCLUSION
npos he saomesfsus subject we beg that you viii
furnish us a full statement Of the matter / tho
public press" ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

Btzs- We arc requested tn announce JOHN b..
LOGAN candidate for he office Of Commissioner of the
Board OF Public Works. march "a dtdo:e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

The Alexandria Gayctte-onc of the most mod
crate and conservative journals in the country
alludes, in the suboined handsome manner.to Mr..
Gogsn and his claims upon the confidence and
support of the people. We need not say that M
one who knows Mr.. Goggin personally, will hcsi-
tate for n moment to subscribe fully to the eulo
GUM upon him pronounced by the Gazette:
We have very gratifying accounts of tho favor
able impressions made every where in lower Vir
glnia, by Mr.. GocclN, the Wing candidate for
Governor. Even his political oppone nts acknowl-
edge his worth and ability. lleis one of the
siunles' and best of our public men, conservative
in his sentiments honorable in his conduct and
principles, with excellent admins trativo capaci-
ties, devoted to the welfare and interests of his
State. and OF enlarged and liberal views. The
election of such man would secure to us an eff
c'ent Chief Magistrate, besides most materially
assisting in the revival and reorganization of II
great national Wing party, whose object and aim
would be- reform in the operations of the gov
eminent and n return to the practice and meas
ures Of our early Presidents. Let him he supper
| ted heartily and checrruy!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

Tho navy consists OF $50 sail vcssel~ Of S.o9
gum. and 200 steam vessels of 4,il4 guns 56.5lG
sailors and marines.
Austria embraces oil those diverse nationaitics
which are clustered around. and subordinate to
the Grand Dlchy OF Austria proper-incudng an
area of 2j9353 square miles. Its capital, Vienna
had "A population Of SO, 49,. The empire is COM
posed oithe following provinces with the popula-
inn According TO the crnsls of 1854:
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nslit,on Of the Com batants

uai .ombatants in the prospective European war.
France has population census ofls56) of &c.
n39 3Gi: Paris population Of l.l7s.292; Lyons.
2o2. 27l; Marseiiles 100000. No other city has
n population over $4,000. The budget for 1850
showed resources Of 1881, 200. 900. expenditures
s33j 800 900, and consolidated debt IL 81 $780,
ooo, 1000 besides floating debt in the ofro-
Iurfinu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

D .rcNI nfIcr NIL the Physlriaus hR d fnii
ed ty BhktRs PREMIUM BrrERs-ro Mr. +. Blk.T--Dea
SIR Yourself and ha similarly
afflicted. prruit etc the remark able
l't your Premium Bers. HAD used them
u recently, but wife having been afflicted with
Nous ac"tin aud dn"rlcrcd stomach, for tie past ten or
twelve n,rd every restore her
TO health She under the constant reanrut Of
abir ply ~rilus but relief could be had thea
several the remarkable male
tiers persuaded wife to Them She did aud in
i'l ue she began rapidly NJ; only her
atr lion and d-orered stomach we've removed hut her
raj h III better than 1t has been many years
using and shall always 'onnuc your Btt'rs ]
wrt"ths sin Justice Yourself aud tor the rn"bt Of Others
who irly afflicted. Your nbci,nt servant
Eit!nnond, Jane ~, lsi7. THOMAS ". MONTAGUE.
Bhkfk- PitMiCM IbirrEHs-liichu"u'i II, cJ-- II
l. III NJ that adj nay testimony the virtue
at u tktt"S lt MUM BrTf in making ornament
established of D siepsa, from Viii il have suffer
e. much ~ The last nsing
il with great after Suffering from de
i!aitou ant dsorcrrd stomach, As commenced
the Them was ronvac,l al their thc qualities
cu',dieBily recommend them tir aCicr j. ADAMS.
Fer SIDE 10y 1.-The Hrugrssi Isnchurx aGi by all the
piu pal u the city l. ha,.l, and else where
Va mia also, OF Mtsss Chas. Sit Go Na-hgi city,
H. { D. II Staber Co Baltimore, Nd y y H,leg, Coy
iIltan, Nv and Barnes " faik, y Y.
oidr'~ ft' by addressing BAkiR. Proprietor
:. rhnond Va
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- II He 1 N q &
SPRING GOOD
fif subscribers desire call the If their CUSTOM
rrs and the public generally, to their new stock of
SPRING CLOTHING

oin In order supply the rapidly increasing demand
for tN,r \ ~" ItEADY.MADE CLOTHING, they havo
lad in ian usually extensive stock and have spared
sell ct aud mRnnfc such their long expo
has shown Is hest adapted 10 the wants of their custom
in tie future, as has hcoa In the past will DO
furnishing "n> rood goods always al equitable
continued ct ali who have hcrc'onc 80 lib
ray the 3azaar Our sock for the Spring lr9,
H. n" pronounce In excellence and variety nfe
,Y, North South AMI comprises e.aiy
grade ia Dress Shit TO heap but subSia-
tia aHi .iEi.ade .lvants's Cioing.
BURROUGHS. SIIAFER co.
B-Those preferrng made measure, by Law
ing rrir "ri,r. will be promptly accommodated -
march 4Idts H., s. Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

Dr.J 4. Aver. the world cnoWnod Chemist Of
New Engan ia stopping at the Burnet House in this
city lie has been making Of the Western States with
his scientific associates investigate e remedial proluc
such he make remedial We notice he has been
with marked distinction by leading citizens Of the
West and riced t" find they have shown proper esi
of the who has perhaps done for the relief of
human Ills than any other America daily Journal Cac
matt, q. 6dlm
ua0liowRys Din sR Ives, md
all hosr compounds connected OF mineral highly
dangerous applications This Ointment entirely of
vegetable extracts is harmless well efficient remedy,
IN all eases Of crutions bls wounds and conusions
Sold at the mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lanc New York and
bf all Druggists at sc, 63c and per pot may 6dlw.
Grover Il Baker. celebrated Family sewing
Machines 49, Broadway New rk and lsl Baltimore
Naliimore.-A NEW SrILE-PRlCE SJU-lIEMMENS s.
EXTRA This machine scws from Two spoos purchased
from the requiring rewdng of threPd 1t Hens.
Fell iahers and Stitches in superior style. hais n
hy ito operation, with recourse to the hanlnrc
d." ss ured by other machines II will do better aud
than n can, II she works
ceHf hour. Send for circnlar
itits. J 7. DAVIS a co Agents, I.ynchbnrg
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1sEss QUAKER C,Ts MOI uIE Ct.:Gs.SIB
FAMILY S.EWING MAJ HLMTi

'rIiS MACHINE is act nav e1 by ali h
] ID with it,. To be the hest FAMILY >lN M AA
Iltl VI b"",e he public aud for the II ing rs
Is smpiichg! ~ dnrdhiiiig,
!ae"as wa HAch any ord"a,s samsfrss can tear" ra
II arrays bc,nR an rprkHS or,Ir, AMI om ot rpm
gP tc0r 9nd syoois Sho" ths tr,ab r.t0dyR ran
BasfHy and strength rt.th rl RIP fh4R h baa
skoald cut sr,ry ioariA or nm stitch
Ind iasf III least, III REASONABLE PRtCG q,
n4Afh they sold
III, Ma hin. was introduced !" the publ, 81 than
and prob iby maclie NTH such unpar
ed suesr.S @ short n time
Ttr manuf ,tur-rs being unable until rccentv t. supply
III" ,lN Increasing demand they niau,
.acnr,i different factories
The wnnl, tul If this Machine ia attributable
or wei ~ those enumerated pbov" Que ri
bitH romrg hands all thar Is claimed far
n"oilltr is the nbli, determine, Ia the
I aud unreasonable profits ret ore asked whoa they
can lust good machine and much simple f5r
HALF riiE MoStY.
We have manufactured cxj r ,ssiy fr NJ. THE Ph1ENF
AiJr STABLE HEMMER, the onip hens all
an ttickn's combining With II tnrh PHdRe
onr So Machine The best nd all kinds Of
Goa Sc ~ Il O. and Il the must popular
All our Mact Ines HIr Tuck Fill Gather and EmbrDdrr.
We have them fnc Cabinet At go
fine.
All We ask Is fair pecon and feel conhd, viii
be suished n t. TANNER Il co. Agents
NAV ltd&ctl Bank Square I.ynctbnrg, VI.
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PROIIFaC COnN.-Thi.

Wv Corn cd sanction OF 4 culiuss on ac-
Of nstug productiveness yielding three or fnr
the luantynf the Corn usually planted makes the
finest Corn Neal closely resembling Flour and az conse
nnc hen ed max light sweet and nutritious Corn
Br al hill foar feet Al art each way, should
be- plant bag sufficient to plant This
racd Campbell county. and can be relied
b. ing the lure Prolific Cora" For sale by
april -7-dis J H. THOMPSON e. CO, Druggiss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HnHnn nin60ry RhcWmn If~m .-Messrs. Perry
baN n Son-tents Il am Mt a loss express wit words
the satisfaction gives inform nf the benefit have
ei from the OF Pain Killer About
sinre attacked with the nn,lumaiory rheumatism be-
Ing unnln walk for egh, week. besides the confinement
house Tia" pain experienced de scribe
object Of This letter. TN the eth Of d..
,cnbci last had attack than before inm..
datrlt using Pain Killer made by which
snrpr Immediately relieved pain, and saved
the necessity being confined 10 bed for day
since the and the inf
rniifey subsidized My limbs which tremendously swollen.
assumed their natural shane. In short entirely
wc and feel bound by the sympatles Of
those who be- Tins oi ted to make the above
that all Pain Killer, that time
rcGsc. and world of suffering may be prevented
HENRY WELD. Clerk at III Genesee Street, Utica.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg. may 6.ow.
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SANF',tp'S LIVES INVIGDRATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
lIklFIi,S Iitl BLOOD.
A SPRING MEDICINE.
AFAMi!N NJ iItlNE.
a GOUp MEDICINE.
CURTIS LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BILIIDUS ATTACKS.
CURES COSrlYENESS.
CURES BOWL CoNPLAIST
CURES CHRONIC DIARKIIEA
CURES SUMMER COMPLAISr
CURES CIlDIIG.
CURES Tl.A1ILENCY.
ad, another column.
1rrh I'D,
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fo sale rivateiy - BUILDING LOIS, situated halt
mile South East OF the city, and adjoining the and of Henry
wis 81 These lots convenient the business
part Il the city aud Of them beautifully situated
Also. fr sale, THE FARM AND RE SIDENCE Of the late
rI-the Winrec Containing 32li Acres than half
o: which is in Iimter If desired, will be divided suit
purchase e. " WINFKEE
april
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0d.I0oting friend of ours, who u this
side though hat hoary headed while absent
f"n the city few days used Prof Woods Hir Restorative
and his return called his adyove but amused
lind she did recognize him and immediately determined
cousin OF himsefb eventually cha
l he nppanng his former c the affections Of the
lady which caused him to make himself known but the la
dy t that she likes the counterfeit better than the orig
na and insists that he continue f tho Hair
Restorative. TO be had of the ugsss-M Louis Morning
Mrdld
Sold by all good Druggists. msy 6 wv.
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teaches Fe,e throais agues rheumatism iro
hips affections headaches, all afec of stomach
and bowels both OF rotve dysenrt character and all
the nal t" 81 and rhldn have been cured by the
BrandIcths Pills To tel that have paid two mil
lions ni dollars to make this truth known, is Of itself
tutdug fort and yet trucr word spoken And
what Is tie resuh Why, that about three million persons
the hed States partially believe in their efficacy. aud have
general ca OF the benefits to be derive from purgation
ekness Bui what field for pianhrophyi What millions
rman 10 be :onv"ried And let that this knowledge
nj only to Christianity in the benefits il capable OF
"'#'t1ilg mankind Let not medical hen persuade
th Branitcths Pls quack remedy 1t such thing
" hat sill for sh!ings these could supply
for dollar My herbs aud extracts all prepared In
laboratory. where engine hundred and
horse er is cmpS" exclusively for this purpose besides
extensive water In these Pills risk moth
io h"y have bsen used by that should
feel ,-cl tn ly dose, Wi he able certainly
live through The olor and have the laugh
si hen the doctor tells hat he hit
actiy nh that medicine q" the of the Pills
They MIA Without hurting teeth gnmS. and
way iIHrrnve your IA ah Sold n No 2:ii Canal
street Banrc,hs uiing and by all respectable dealer,
medici.. nprii 2l.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

INOk aALE-AW ~xc~tiess Cow with n youay
II Gait Apply until Saturday IN rnng to
may l]da. EDGAR WHITEHEAD
LNOR THE TEFTW.-D~wdrn'.D enlaI Fla d
Il Smells loot Powders and Charcoal Paste. far sale by
may i3,lts j. II. THOMPSON & co
n Owe ME LITTLE, LOVE NIX LONG. by
CHARLss READR author Of Never Too Late Mend
:" " hite Lies" &c, for sale
may IL dts. H. C. VICTOR'S
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ICE CREAM SALOON
"STAND DOWN THE STRE =

Uaic room TOR e finest Ice Cream Saloon IN Mr y ofo.
ar. NEi, this day ICE CREAM SALOON, for the ~.
" orpion Conllar Ladies ant Gentlemen who
Gn"srei call with the that everything will be
Quoted u the best s,lr.
the Ladies, that the Saloon will he under the
Immediate charge OF Mrs BOYD
MAY 9th. l-.Il.--inav INDIA A. ROYD.
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EaCTaRY FIN TUREs FOR - LE.-sEs
Il s'le lot "f FACTORY FIXTURES, consulting Of
Presses outs and other Machinery, necessary
carry % Guinness of manufacturing tobacco.
2ilt WARWICK
ElakFs.k'S MAGAZlNk tor VI nv iu., rrec1..
u 90 az app. 3uds c. vICTORS.
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lunar GHOCEkaEs.-Wr In vite abe nsten-
~ ton of and the public generally stock of
GROCERIES, consisting In part of sugar. Moasses Coffee,
Salt, Sole L. ather Vinegar Oh Nails Glass Candies Cotton
Yarns &c &c, which Ill sell low for cash. Call and
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