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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-26
GOAL AND WOOD.-Receiving this day b,

[ ,N,L 49, " ocI''-hecelNihS tHis ud5 ny
100 cords No. / OAK WOOD.
Also, on hand Glover Hi Lump
:. :. Hail
And Red Ash Anthracite cqA g. paEset prices
nA. Office on Basin Bank, between Sth and 9th
streets, and at Petersburg Depot. Sc 21-lm
GOAL. 1.-The depot of he New YORK and Rich,
- mond Coal Company, situated az the upper eng
of Broad street, and opposite the Old FAIR Ground,
is well supplied from their Deep Run and spring
c co;A ?.a'Ao'''i'''' iNl : - Sc as-lm.
|sOAL.-CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL. and OkE-HAIB COAL, oil the best
quality, at "a per load. For sale g. 4 by ,v4,1r1yc
sc It's Near the Petersburg Depot.
COKE. COAL AND ANTHRACITE.-- 1.-The
~ wards at corner of 10th street and Basin and 9Th
and Byrd, will he constantly SUPPLIED during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACfTE and BiTuMINOUS COAL, which
will in future be promptly delivered to all parts of
| the city and suburbs. The prices of Coae during
September will be follows: Soft Lump, Ss.75;
Self Hail, $3.50; Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
usI-ts jNo J. wERTH, Agent.
| SAM'L r. HAYES & son,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
W inil spppy co,Ins,antly on hand Of Red and
Stove, FOR families and factories, and White Ash
LuhiP fer foundry use.
INVARIABLY wr,eurn nm
through the Post Office or eft at the yard, 18th
street south of the Dock, VIII receive prompt
attention. je 2s-4m
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RICHMOND AND YORK

tzs::sZ - 4 r R A 6 + TENT AND
CHAEGlE Of N SGHHREl ERssulsN & 4
NA, NORFOLK. VEST, POINT, and ali the IN
tsrinediat6e landings ESQ on ths PaWunkey and York
Passenger Trains stopping at Fair Oaks, Meadow
Dispatch, Tunstail's and the White House, going
Leave cath street. Richmond, daily (except Sun
days. at o. A. nj. Arrive at the White House, do
RETuRNINa-Leave the White House daily lex
cept SUNDAYS at p NJ. Arrive at oath St., Rich
m On f Sc E 81 AZ At ana I'd Accom-
mediation Train will leave the White House at ga
A; NJ. Arrive at 2fthst., Richmond, at % A. NJ.
81 NJ Arrive at the White House n at F. II. d"
and at IF
will connect a the White House with Messrs. r.
F; NQRTHERN & CO.'S -FOUR HORSE POST
GoagH STAGE "a G,4 hNE s for kRs
Churchyiiie arriving at Urbanna at 2. NJ, same
On aayS Ell SFea ANA St 4 e.
and connect with the train leaving the White
House same days, at5 P. NJ, for Richmond.
Through Tickets to King & Queen C. II. 49,. 2 so
III, oush Tickets to Cartons Store. .-...... 800
Through Tickets to Churchville. 400
Through Tickets to Urbanna. ............. 400
SEA BRD eaPta Haq TnoMas Rs sasams.
will leav, the White House at A. NJ, on the ar
s h OF 1as 4 NP5 ssa
an and m hSSf and x eate NDh
nectIng with the tran, leaving the White House
at FARE Il f II 80; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT VIII be received at the ofiice at Rock
etts. near the lower Gas Works, daily, TILL 4 +.
Freight in all cases to be paid at the Rockets
office. before shipment or delivery
Negroes will be required, when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. THos. r.. SHARP,
&C I4-ts SUPERINTENDENT.
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nR. HooFLAND's GERMAs BITTERs

49, DIR. HOoFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
re great stGndGra medicines q hs present ace,
years Of rial. Ua5o9nded satisfaetso IS rsndsrsd
BY them N al cases, and the people hare
LIZZIE BE- eSM HRzEP RH5REES dAy'
SSsTTHHH H E RiiSE4Sks OF
and all diseases arising from dtS0rdeYed ItUer or
peakneSS Of the stomach and digsstire orgaHs are
sps.SraIiy Gsd permanently eHred By the GERMAN
The BALsAMIC COR DIAL acquired rspa-
estGxt. II aeiH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, ths NEST Sc
rere ond long standing
co Ugh COLD, OF Ho4RSENEss,. BRoN-
MONA, PIENTCoNsG MPTIoN,
aad has performed the most Gs:oasShimg cares srsS
~ CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
iea7 doSsy sgsIl use at once cssck and eHre the
Thsss medicines are prepared BY DR.. c. NJ. JACK
and are soil b. druggists and deaiers in medicines
eUsTglcheye at rs cents per bottle The signature of
c. NJ JACKSON aoi1 be on the outside terapper Of
In the Ainganae PUBLISHED annually by the pro-
ind testimony and conan,sndatory notices from ali
parts Of re country. These Alnamaes are gicen
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Agents,
Je H-d6cwly Richmond, Va.
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MR DAVIS
a Cough EEdlXIR one n1 Of the best known RENE,
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years. and has always proved etieaeious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
BoWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March g, 1854.
Mir. C. C. WALyER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that - Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir,'
purchashed of you, has acted like q charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Wtooping Cough
very bad. have used it also IN cases of Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced | regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine. and in
my Judgment no family ought to be without it.
A. WLEs,
Pastor of the NJ E. Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va Conf.
For sale by Mrs A. b. DAVIS, Fisher Winston,
MiIlspaugh i Johnston, J. w. Garick, e. J. Plcot,
A. Rndeker and Chas. d. Yale, Richmond.
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|
-, FOR RENT..A HOUSE and LOT on VAL
;3 ley l7th.) stree with fonr comfortable rooms,
a besides Q store and bar rom AND all necessary
~ w thsss we'll 9i q eaceIlsnt water in the yard
good sss the 'srs Join I'M K tas sfhE Gs
Ga LEAsE--A LOT and WATER POWER. suit
onas lie sf Ra l2nnaa Steel 81 ses s
oc a0--2w* At the Richmond Steel Works.
a., FOR RENT--one elegant LODGING
O. 1 sad Broad ''. gohss hsS ss" WaRs
-, FOR RENT Zone excellent Room over
my store, suitable for Msar9cshsfRf Ffpilsn'"n
90 - 9 mIts III Broad street.
-. FOR REaT--Fivc desirable ROOMS. over
store Ss as s!Gad ssfs oasBia ROSE ''
FOX KENT-On 18th street, Church Hin,
sxsS stss q y os
neal hs" opposte the Church Hill Bakery contain
ing rooms with Or, nn .is sa gasdePp at
20 oo Its f. D. EAcHo.
~, FOR KENT.My desirable and commo-
sI beautifully located, and the view unsurpassed.
The Grounds embrace the entire square, from Grace
thoroughly repaired and the grounds put in order,
for good tenant. Apply to VAN Lew, TAYLOR
oc Him ELIZA l.. vANLEw
N..a OFFICEOF THE BRITISH CONSUL
N;a FOR RENT.-The OFFICE near the corner
EaL OF 9Th and Grace streets, in the occupancy
OF the british Consul, viii be for rent from the 18th
inst. This Office, for professional man or almost
any other. Is one OF the most desirable the CITY
centrally located, IN beaut FIJI and elevated posi-
ton; detached from other buildings il presents
oc Cts j. b. WATKINS. I5s Main st.
E.s FOR RENT-Two TENEM ENTS ON
s5a north side Basin Bank, adjoining the Office of
2A.A Messrs. Deans. Hobson Il James. Apply to
oc It's WARWICK BARkSDALE.
50 FOX sALE-A new, ornamental COT
s55::: TAGE, on 9Th street, French Garden HILL
A or TERMS &0''a apply GREEN f 8 ALLEN
Sc l2-ts Corner OF Grace and 18th streets.
81, FOR RENT.-The BUILDING occupied
Ea by the Examiner is for rent from the LIST of Au
A.Agust. For terms, apply to
" Ut. RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker sssa:,
81 FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Cary street,
s:a I'd door from 18th street, recently occupied by
LII Messrs X. I. Colston Co. Possession given
WIS '''''' "0'' j XXI $ THOMAS. JR.
81. TWO FIRST RATE BUSINESS
Es::a STANDS FOR RENT.-The STORE now oo-
St. Charles Hotel, and the STORE No. 5, Wall st.
hs 5ena 10 F00o tenants WI" De BENZ 2S bP2Vs
~, FOR RENT-Lawyers' and Doctors Off
fs:s les and LODGING ROOMS. on 18th street, in
HeA front of Bank, by JOHN A. BELVIN.
my SIS
~, FOR RENT-The STORE, on 18Th street
f5:. formerly occupied by us, and a CELLAR I'M
AAI der johnson & Branslord. Possession given
Immediately. VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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VANRlAGEs, CAnRIAGES.

nRcmR< CARRIAGES, UAhRiAGEs.--
The suhecribe! has ON hand, a. has Coasn
0k-MAkink Estahlishment, on lsam6ard Al,
ley, between Main aud Carr 18th and lAth st!sess,
near the CelamhaAn Hetel COACHES, cHA nv,
teps, and SULkiES-aA az hsn own make, n th sSs
ns:s a Massrials ssa q rass1 VIZ X
he ciky Of RioAmond, and Z resRscsn0lly AZ 4eep
Pom thqse u want 81 az artale g 81 OssnaSo =.
- q e ~ ss::s ~, ta Y ssfs "
00 UtlUA prime Cipolnnxti sAeuldere; 1do.
d i: ~ A'%s'so VOLTA is SE1 "a .!!
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BANK OF BERKELEY IN VIRGINIA.


SIR: transmit herewith. as required 10y law, the
quarterly statement oi tie condition of this Bank
as texsted on the LIST INST.
| am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
VIM. ID. BURkHART, Cashier.
To His Excelency, HENRY A. WISE,
Governor of Virginia.
Statement Of the Condition Of the Bank Of Berkeley
IN Virginia. Sept. 30. 1859.
Wheeling City Guaranteed aud State
bonds ..................S 100 600 90
Premium paid on above bonds -. 5000 %
Inland Bills OF Exchange 49, S45 COZ III
Bills receivable. .......-...... 81 2i2 10 .
- T,Sli 81
Current expenses Observation-Disclosures. l27 SIS
Rank Property 49,. ...... .........-.. Isl Is
Due by Banks ....... ................ 1908 ~
Notes oil other BauLa .........-..-. .St5 90
Cold, Silver and Copper Coin ......---- Is 57s ~
S2l2 1855 CO
Capital Stock paid in Observation-Disclosures 100 0OO %
Notes OF the Bank in cIrcuiatlon.....-. G5,Uo5 %
Discounts and Exchange receiyed...... La y
Dividends un paid Observation-Disclosures. 291 50
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 5 U&5 20
Due to other Banks Boss 80
Deposits. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al ,l52 is
S2l2 ,lSS 90
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SUP'TS OFFICE r., F. s ?. r. r. co.,

RICHMOND, Oct. 70, IS5y. {
e.. r-z77=zzz5=, RsCfs0iOND {NA.) CEN
lsssst Ii stfrs 7 RAJ AND PETERSBURG
a-zz.z - u STATE AND UNION AGRI-
CULTURAL FtiRS.-Members of the Agricultu-
raj Societies visiting the above Fairs will be fur
nished by the Agent at the Station Cat the time of
purchasing their tickets presentation of their
certificate Of mem hership, with a FREE RE
TURN TICKET. Stock or other articles designed
for exhibition at either of the above Fairs, will he
charged iu, fare down; but VIII be returned free
of charge, II remaining in possession of the same
owners.
. Persons wishing to send stock, must give atleast
six days notice to the Depot Agent, SO that proper
cars mag be provided.
mA- No Freight Train viii be run from SATUR-
DAY. 22d October. to I uESDAY. LIST November.
Ere. hts will be received en- MONDAY, 3Ist Oct.
The Return Tickets issued TO members are good
from Saturday. 22d October, to 7ta November, in
elusive. loc l5-tsl SAMUEL RUTH. Supt.
NAn Richmond Morning News please copy.
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J sE1NkL MARRIAGES., aAkRIAaES,

nf11NR5 CARRIAGES, SAGES,
tFfE[[sY CARRiAG ES.--The subscriber intends
~ changinx his business. aud wili eaef for
sale his stock OF CARRIAGES. he, OF hiss avn
make, consisting of R0ckAWAYS. RU6GtES,
with and without tops, ke., which have been put
up With treat eage-ior this market-st . per eeE,
lower than fe9uar city prices. A. he iatencs to sell
every vehicle on hand. Would furthss state, that
all persons in want Of CARRIAGES. hU6GiEs,
&c. will had II greatly to their interest TO give me
call, al am determined to sell az all hazards.
stock. JOHN DOES.
&c 2l-Ims Corner 9th aud Bread SIS.
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NOTICE.-Fhe concern of READY & SNEAD
~ in this day dissolved by the withdrawal of W NJ,
w. SSkAD. Ali persons indebted to the SAID con-
Germ will make a,ment, and those having claims
kEApY; as he assumes, and is alone responsible,
for the liabilities of said concern.
W. w. SNEAD,
pt 49, WIN. READY.
IiVHuuHus bcpt. <os l5O5s IL
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EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

a JUST OPENED, AT G. <AG
MUELLER & cos, IS3 Bread street, &C.
- Formerly NJ. HARRIS & BRo..l large as
sortment of Ladies' and Chdren's SHOES, made
by the best mani lacturers, which selling at
prices suit all those in want Of the best of goods
in our line.
The attention of country merchants ard farm
erS. to examine stock of BOOTS and
BROGANS, is respectfully invited, they will
find it to their advantage to ca! on before max
ing their purchases q. HELLER & Co,
Oc PTS fS3 Broad St. bet 9th and 9th.
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CRY OF NORFOLK. To-wiT:
l. Geo w. Camp. Cashier of the Exchange Bank
of Virginia, do swear that the accompanying state
ments are Just and accurate exhibit OF the cond-
ton of the Institution on the Both of September.
1859. q. w. CAMP, Cashier
Subscribed and Sworn 70 before me, an Ap m
for the city of Norfolk, this 1!th day OF oGto-
Der 1889 GEO. w. FARANT, J. 7.
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This day, B. c. Flanagan, Cashier of the Mon
ticela Bank personally appeared before me, and
made oath that the foregoing statement is correct
to lie he of his knowledge and belief. u
October 2. 1859. JOHN III. BIBB, n. p
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/, FALL STYLES FOR 1889.

a FALL STYLES FOR 1889!
- WM. T.. MOORE
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and YRS, No. 207 Broad St,
near Messrs. Breeder Il Fox.
Having made large paTaton he lsnow in receip t
OF the largest and most complete stock of FA LII
HATS, CAPS and + L RS, that he has ode red
in this market befnre-consisting of Gents and
youns Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies'
RIDING HATS. Boys HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and Children's' HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS fer farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Chiidren's FURS of
all kinds and sty les, selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, they will be
entirely Ssh ard desirable.
All he asks is a call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure a sale
M t MOORE.
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MEDiCAi. CARBIDE PLUME offers his SER
wees 70 the public in the treatnentofa all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. 2. a claim to. public fayer.-ofice
q. Franklin street, near the EXCHANGE Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, a supply OF the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FLoWERS;" one Of the very best
renovatofs for weakened parts now known. Me6i-
cines sent to order. All oomuY nications by letter
or otherwise promptly attende to. Richmond. Va
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SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEM RY AID CASTOR OIL /.

Is WARRANTED,
LIST. To beautify the HAIR. Cd. To cusl the hair
elegantly. Sd. TO remove dandrufie tuay. 4th
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th. To force the
beard and whiskers 70 grow. 9th. To prevent hair
from falling od 7th. To cure all diseases of the
scalp. Sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9Th. To
cure the headache 10th. To Kill hair eaters.
If YOU are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the SIGNATURE Of the Propretnr-take no other
~. RUSSELL SPALDING, ~ fremont ST., oppo-
site Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold by FISHER ( WINSTON. Richmond, Va,
and BARNES PARK, New York. ap22-d6m
ID UPTURECuREDF FIVE DOLLARS
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Trnss
can now be had for only Ave dollars. Every medie
cal man who has exa.ninsd this instrument, pro-
nouEces 1t superior to all others. Ii desired we
will cheerfnliy refer TO any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus fiat
e. 60, should h procure one they being durable, and
TO any part of the country by Express or mail
dress q r Il cKSln IL aa7
No. II Main street, Richmond Va
PERSONS not knowing US, can send their money To
any merchant or friend in this city.
Inc Truss can be had also at Messrs MEADEa
BAkERS and MILLSPAUGH8 JOHNSTON's
nlugeists my9-N
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- We. the undersigned, Directors OF the Exchange
- Bank OF Virginia. having examined the ioregons
statements, certify that they truly represent the
condition of the Bank and ITS Branches on the 3oth
<tS Nxnr
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Comparative Statement Of the Condition of the
Monticello Bank, Ostojsr LIST. 1859.
LIABILITIKs. 1855 1859.
Capital Stock S32l, 600 90 S347 800 90
Va. State Securities. 1860 90 1860 10
Contingen Fund .... Il 900 w 2J,70s IS |
Circulation ..l9I SOP % H7.15S 90
Do. on hand. 36.7U2 10 81. $50 %
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With a full. assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
TABLE oIL-CLOTHS, PIANO AND TAIL Z
COVERS. tsome splendid) BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS, STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS. tour stock and assortment OF
which is unsurpassed In any house IN VirgIniao
BROCATEL,
DAMASk,
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EXCHANGE BASK.(
Norfolk, October II, 1859.
-, "a, usxpy A. Wisr. Governor of Y a.:
hss bScengnse herewith statement OF tire condt-
az, SRI - 81, fusB sne on the s<eh September, 1882
nave '"e "" d. W. CAMP, Cashier.
, 1859-02-22

Mrs. Frances Ann Kcmllc, once Rutt1cr
uow resident, We believe in Lennox. Massacb.
usetts, and probably considerinr herself
Duchess Of Lenox, being somewi a. derirons
of adding to her Grace's : rcrtn>,c heEorc ber
Retirement from public life" lna. AZ il wr]1
known, been iaduluine M New Yorkers With
somewhat prolonged series Of rcadin~s from nm
the dramatic works Of William SlaIcneare.
These readings have bcca LARGELY attended
by her G:ace's vassa1s- mostly from tho fash.
ionable ranks Of society-at u dollar a head.
It has been considered "t4e things and nuita
upper ~crustiau and noblish, to be seen at 1b,ss
extraordinary displays OF elocution 80 oil The
snobs, male and female, have been present ia
uuliminiEhcd numbers, night after night
Her Grace has as usual, turned IN her arist -
cratic nose ut the increase offered a. hcr
shrinc-a good many uutf5 OF which came from
, 1859-02-22

xHzA-
The cxnress business ,t ~ I ". Mn;.a, c.o.on
fnrnisinr m it dnce fac;i;,;.s ~ ;a.s,a,sIs o.
i,1a odvon,a 70 - ~ ,,ao.,ia 80 y. 4uesacu'a-
the ITninn hoa 1ro~n o ~ Po ~ ~ s.ety Sel@ III
nv dav afi,;r T that ra,r ~ ~ inucu VI an es
Scont t,ant;,a ~ 1e". pt .t soos sNe 80 II SUI
seu1 tea. -. atoh ;nh :" .earn 'ne surprising e.
snats ~ "en sa'e taoue VI transportation II
!eeo' ~ ~! auu v'er "uat geographical
range 3: .nc noes OF expresses run. Railroad
!. naes ale everywhere oat express lines are
leetle r. an!aa
IT,: lne carry nlstory o. tue express enterprise,
3l! ahe tuus " lnauy q tne ene ;eslul underta.
ktnes oi tne american people, IS to be found
u unp.elGnt oos oes'aolngs entered apon by
lnoiFIuual, "ltnons capital combination,
eaon pfoiectof:ot t1e business SOLICITING pa.
tronage from friends, iat rarely sufficient to
oa!auce expenses AID lfdemnity for OCCASION
a! loeses. Inc business extended slowly, but
gradually Indicated Tor Itself the place Of q
fels necessity; yet always demanding perse-
yerancc, toll oy day and W night, as the con.
dltlon Of lis growth, new miles being added
month by month, new villages and cities being
reached. and reported in each months return,
until noE express messengers are a1nong tie
most familiar personages on every thoroug
fare IN the land.
As railroads were constructed in the East
heading toward the laclflc: the express bosi-
, 1859-02-22
THE PRESS AND THIBU NE,s
Great Job Printing Establishment


L. tbs arzes and finest establishment Of the Kind In the
Wet It has more steam Presses md Machinery: morn
Printing Materials and more gkilful Worknen than an
othez Job Printing House West Of New York.
The psopretors prepared to execute On 1os4 no.
hce eveo variety Of 7ooK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In the REg7 HAMMER
as tic LOWEST LIVING PRIOEB.
Parsicu1ar attention Given to TIE printing Of
Business carda, Paters,
Whiting carda, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Lstter Hsads, Circulars,
ELL Heads, Checks,
BYLAW, blank Notas,
Receipts, Labels.
FR1HT TING IN OoLoRS
In Ais yAetes done in bean1ful Erie snd ii pde..
nc ratea.
An ezaralna&1on Of SPECIMENS and PRICES i IT.
spectfaly Invited.
~~0Eders from the Country promptly died, and rent
home oy ExpreM
, 1859-02-22
The Prize Poem on Burns.


BI LEA CRAIG.
The following is the poem which took The prize Of ,
pounds es'ed in Great Britain for the best poem on
Burns to be read At tue Centennial Celebration Of biz
birthday In the C.yltal Palace LII Craig suppoted u
be an assumed name.
We haiiths morn
Acenturs's noble1t b'Eth:
w.! - eoss s,a psas "a Gp. p1ntbetn.
Ths9 Tns9 II II SeS SSe1nR!Gy Rj5x1, 1!1nss
A24 n4 2 Z: r. E.1eE baEbtsf theme
;s II 'ssa;.ss:s; - 1Ss IL ssP
s. g.; ;ss .si9;ss: 4: s f:fs S:, .
viii siaS moo.. 'esa q saaus,, AID efo.rth,
fsa stsx Is tetss ser'as *ad sln ,udd.n js{
nis f4ihsT's ioil be haFes:
From b!s DIX ss*Tctsnx eye,
T9o .s!it 70 s,mpathise:
SS : ~ : +; s:s
\ sss sss ss9;Es? s:s
The Goa-made King
VI every living ihp9
e.. morhi; aas s5e.s heat r !oye son,d hold them ao
aed dye' to mssas d: b' hs'f' aad ,a-
Knrwt It and Aoustt his hand;
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Premiums and Diplomas.
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
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