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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s. 1859.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Semple's Infallible Baking Powde

AS> SOME months since commenced using these
WxR Powders In our "home Department." and nnd they
such entire satisfaction, that they have become with US
regular "househod institution. Is the best article ever offer
ed TO the housekecpcr for uso.-Ao.JoW Day Book.
have for months used In family, SEnPLEs Justly
celebrated BAKING POWDERS and take pleasure recommend
Ing them all families very bcs article have tried
for making light sweet spong, bread There excuse for
bad bread when Semple's Powders used
Respectfully, }. RICHARD LEWELLES.
PETERSBURG, July 80h, 1850 - -
JOHN W. GARIICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
For sale In Petersburg by N Ryes aud W. Spottswood
In ynchbug by W. A. Strnhrr Co, lrby Saunders j. IL.
sca and H. rhomson and by Druggists aud 6rocer gen
orally. o-dActs
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9ailp Nir9iuia,l.
THE HARPER's FERRY OUTBREAK.
COPELAND'S CONFESSION.
Kansas Abolition Testimony Against Old
John Brown.
corELANp's CONFESSION

COPELAND CONFEsSI0N.
Tho following is tho confession made by Cope.
land noticed by tcegrn PHI from Cleveland ON Tues
day
Question-Are you John Copeland, of Oberln,
and tho same person that indicted last year
at Cleveland for rcscuing the slave Johnf An
swer-l am.
O. DO your parents reside in oberlinf A.
They do.
o. W ho induced you to enter into the Hnrper's
Ferry movement A. j. II. Kagi and John
Brown. Jr., wrote letters to Lenry, at Oberlip,
which saw, and was thus induced TO go into it.
q. Who furnished you means TO come to Nir-
gnaf A. Ralph aud Samuel Plumb gave mo
tho money (sl5l to bear my expenses.
O. What other Oberlin persons were at Harp
crs Ferryi A. None but Lcary and myself
@. Where is Lcary? A. lie was killed in tho
river tho rifle works.
z. Did you come through Clcvclandr A. Yes
q. On what day did you leave there: A. Tho
day of the October election.
q. Where did you stop ut in Clcvenndt A.
stopped Mt Isaac Sturteyants, on Walnut street,
was there from Monday noon until Tuesday even
ing at nine occlock.
q. Did Mr.. and Mrs. Sturtcvant know what
you were going to Virginin forf A. Mrs, Stur-
tcvant did she was the person who talked to mo
about il; surnose Mr. $. knew it,
Q. Where did Plumb give you tho money. and
who was present? A. Ralph Plumb gave it to
me; Samuel llumb ana bcary were present; 1t
was in Plnmbs Office, ut Oberlin.
q. Did the Pumbs know where you were goingi
A. Yes, and wished us good In k and gave mo
the money just before leaving, Monday morning.
q. Did Charles III. l.angston you in clcve.
landi A. lie did, and knew was coming on to
Join Browns company,
q. Who directed you to 20 to Sturtevants ut
Cloveland2 A. Leary; no was directed by John
Brown, Jr.. 10 70 therc,
q. Did you hear Ral PHI Plumb, on the day the
slave John" wns rescued, nrge persons to go TO
Wellington. and if 50 whcrc3 A. did; he was
on the pavement in front Of Wnlston's grocery.
O. Have you any knowledge ofn attempt to
raise nm insurrcction in any other State region
of our country2 A. understood that there was
All intention to attempt n movement Of TINT kind
in Kentucky nbout the same time.
O. Did you know from Brown or my other por-
son that help was expected from tho slaves in the
neighborhood? a. did from Brown, that help
woull come from the slaves, hut | did not under.
stand Mt any time before Monday morning after
the fight had commenced, thrt anything else than
Rifle W orks, half mile from tho engine house.
q. Did you learn from Brown or any other OF
the company that persons at lIarper's Ferry sym
pathised with them, or were in any way connect
ed with the movement? A. From Brown un-
dcrstood that there were laboring men at llnrper's
Ferry who wished to get rid of the slaves, and
would aid i'll rnnhng them off,
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MEDICINES. &C.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

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BALTIM0RE LOCK HOSPITAL.
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Ne. skin and al !o.o SERIOUS and ms!snchoIy Disorder:
rs s %nS Ts. ss and N
norr fatal !" their victims than the cong Of e ssn the
p. msss Sss s's %s.s s'n' anti
especially, who have s,ss. yo.ss Nc MEN SOLITARY vice. A..
dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps n
a an" su sISs n"
listening sspss. win tho haaasr e soa.ns Or vsssd TO
MAKEIAaR
Ing aware rhy.eai c6i,y ds0mlsIss
should Immediately consult Dr. Johnston and be restored
le who place. hmsef under the Of DR. Johnace myn
soa.y eonadc ,h y h. honor y gentlemen and '0nhdsna'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
This dscase the penalty most frequently paid By hose VIII
ms ar" too an. to commit fom not bclnr IL.
cadn that may en.no Now who that under
Hs s /, .s q S s, S: habit. e S
Y, the prudent. no.las. esins deprived q, pleasure Of
both body mnd The system deranesd;
ia" Sat s Dc c.s 1ss
cough, .y%p,s%. sI, Of sosssanp.,o. e. &C. no..
n ns sssr s s: . and ss.''
stamp ,as reply .iiias, .aosid
asS and send ,ant eI,p% g s 'ss NJ
"''g%5 NO 1EHcPVRY or NXUsEoIs 1 DRUGS M USED ~' "
pI3 YCGJMSTOM
MS%sr Of % s % Sss s%ss S E".s ss..
II. %s;::ss:
'nany troubled with ringing IN ,he head and ears when a,sep
"s. irsasen. sa.srs s.sapsd .o"ssimss with dsa"
cement 0''' si'' cEsTAfS isiSF pisE2lE
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spens that cd sOns Of .ha,ns or dread Of discovery de-
s s n sS ALONE Ssnd tim synr tD III s eonG
mr"' Of nj. n. a.ss;e make their such a
and limb, a,%sS.. Of Of ;s as.s nSs. r. aim nsss.
ny with rshin mpid III, al ne psia.s Of The %sssh or
h" BONES OF inc nose a ana he victim Of his swml ds-
a,s 10 S rn, ns n nn, VII h a. P%s
s"Tns from .sssss ,lsSslsi ,Ssscioro
Gecy "a m" ns aA.'"e @ p'acusI III ,ie ns hos,taM q
@ ma,ie i aa AN M'fmn r., h US Ss "onsy y commsnu ~ % %
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,nsan ten.. ~,1 ~ hs rsasnanc, ar rnornni nrssn
& a BY n u. .s S;s @ sn s s sps sa @ e
, % a m h u ~, % .i,. NJ ~ ,ns m,shis .'' " " ""
'''s s'A''' y TAKE AXE P%RTiCuLAR SoTicE a'
rs.: =: NJ .,.,sss
by say habit. youth, v1 Wseinsas BACK .sd Imbs
papa,on of he Heart, DYspspsis Nvoas rstibsy Do,
a: n; of s Dsa.s' M Fnn'on General Debility mp
fcsyf effects upoa Tho mind sre much To
be dned oss OF Memory Confon OF dens Drprcsuon OF
snlr,s E% F"reodnrs Iysron 10 secis.y scIf psiras
"vs Of Iiude Tmaity 30, are some of the evils proda
ceI. IT
rase of their declining health Iosiny their yer becoming
weak pale and eacaied hayu9 SINGULAR about
lhe eyes cough and ngmploms o2 consumptIon ~
Dr. JANIS isybcShATse %ExKsGsa kAEDr ZOE Or
ny TIL. great s and la. % sss wsansss Of s organ.
o and dsbated Who had osi ali hope have been
relvyed All In Marriare Ityscal
r Mental bisqualiacn.ion Nervous irrtably Iem6ines
and Weak OF exhaustion OF tho mus arf kind speedily
,ured by Dr. Johnston. ..-...
Who have injured Themselves BY Certain Practice induse
. ~ 10. h..,, S-.,sr,ty i,.,ni r...,s
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To the Afflicted


MpS- TORMLNTED with Pain and scorcied with ,'ycrs,
muSl neccssrl! make beg that you j" compose
self moment, that learn the extent Of uala
dies, and offer YOU we can prescription for their cu-
Are D!sIcpc and has stomach refused To perform
its functions I'LL strength has failed and life has become
burdcuf If offer YOU ia BAKEEs PREMIUM T1
failing remedy life. Are troubled with
headaches, mness of vision incidental herctoy Then
to BAkIEs BfIERs only hope Are you suffer
consl!paird bowels and torpid liver? BAkERs P.l
BIIEgs will both and give them that vitality
essential 10 health Have delicate females and teethng
Children who have lost all relish for food hourly
ing away BAKEgs BTTEEs, the valuable tonic d
arpc,cs and strength DO you live in II section where
and fever hold continual sway! IL laugh al
efe diseases and defy their power provided regularly
BAkEES Br1ERo Darrhea, Choic, Cholera Morbus, and all
other diseases arising from ndgeson and improper seere
tons rapid, yield 10 the health giving influence Of this great
medicine which is sold throughout this country, by Drug
gsts generally and is extensively used than any other
medicine known These Bitiers frat their way home
offered the OF the world and
they known and appreciated the proprietor that a
who need their aid have ii at moderate Price only
81 ccuts per bottic.
For sale by all the Druggists in Lyncbug, and by all the
principal Druggists in the city Richmond
Virginia; also, of Messrs. Chas Stoit Coz Washington city,
d. e.; f. H. Staler Co., Baltimore, Nd d. b. Miller, Gov
ington, Ky and Barnes Park, n. Y.
Orders flied by addressing Il. BAKER, Proprietor
Oct 20 dAcn Richmond, Va.
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II YNCUBITRG OCT. l4-Reccivcd by Express third sup
ny of those beautiful Double Skirt and lobc silks, all
wool Mousn Robes, &c, &c. Cnl soon .,,.,,.,,
oct i5ils N Ut ""hNhfiMf-h
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- n LADIES wATCHES.-We will receive this week. IN,
OO new st, Ladies' Watches We solicit call from al
persons wanting such, as We feel assured INA, We can sc s
faction. u. Will ~ ~ -,
oct l3-dls o. MAIN 7Hee''
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IOARLOR AND DINING ROOM STOVES, for wood and
oc, ne 5ts C. 4. BLISS n co.
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n UHDS prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders; 400 bbs si
U perior Rye Whisky 30 casks Imported
brands 400 packages and Black Tea 100 bh choice
N o. Moass.s; 2Oo Portland Syrup 40 casks Por and
Madeira Wines; 80 bbs Apple Brandy; 800 hhis common
Whisky Gin French Brandy; 800 bs Refined eugarai
grades; $40 doz. Painted Buckeis for sale by
oci ~. dis JONES & co, Richmond, Nn
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yUyo THE LADIES' have just received large supply o,
adys Furs various grades also ah additional supply
of Iadys Riding both bcaver and r he ladies are re-
spct! pt So,ts o. NJ KELLY. Agi., l3t Main 81
-.nrorY c,Nny for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness &c-l
have ius made another lot Of that popnar "ue tAnu!
which eiyes Immediate relief In those disasreeae cag
nceJ bv bronchial irritation The smallest u,n WV ,se u
Sold at u 80 IIrnp store
oct 12-dts ------------
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>,o LYxcuBuRe, October cath, 1859.
oIicE TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS am
wear They are BY judges TO be the
as well the superior offered IN this marx
lore advise all In want Of any 70 examine ny s!o6K pe
" ~ sup wing themselves /. UNTERAYER,
Wy A-dts doom above Bank of Va
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Notice to the Merchants of Lynohburg

AND TIE SOU7H- WEST
DLEAsE bear In mind that am fow wardng goods ihrong'
three times a week, connecting th the r weekly steam
ors from New and Baltimore. My whole charge from the
wharyes in Richmond the landings and depot in lnchbug,
IN general merchandise is only feeE cents per 100 h, which
Includes all charges except the usual! o o'his
per 100 lbs -, -,
wi,bont detention A. 8 LEE Fora ardng Agent,
srut h2m On the Dock. Richmond, Va
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

toAL OIL LAMPs.I have just received large lot o thu
~ beautiful Coal OIL Lamps ever offered In This markell
with nm Burner will burn kind Of Coal Oil
without smakna warrant be represent ID,
or they will be back also pure White Coal ol for snc
by Toct Is-tsl j. ii. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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Great Reduction in Charges Goods from the -Vorfh
ria Richmond and James RrG i hdna'rAa
Canal, 10 LynchJurg, hence dy al
road 10 The South West.
AEK FJJL to my friends public their lib
erai patronage would respectfully inform them, that
ing large of business subsequent ON my form
determined 10 reduce charges Gene
raj Merchandis such Dry Goods Boots shoes Hats Caps
&C. cents pounds which includes all exptn
from Whaives Richmond 70 the Landings Depot nj
Iynchburg III lA-
Produce warded at very low rates.
tY- For special rates, circular.
ALFRED =. LEE,
F0rgpdrdin0 and ComUtisSioB Werch0Hf,
ian 2T-ds On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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n STOLEN, from my farm Howardsvillc.
fTSSN Wednesday OF last week, GREY HORSE, three or
AI1 years old, medium size Twenty dollars ard
will be given for the apprehension Of the thief and liberal
ward for the Horse, j. .. LEWIS,
sept I6-dts Scottsylc, Alhcnare, Va
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fI'HE VICTOR COOKING STOVE for wood and coal me
best stove in usc-fve sizes No and 10-suited to
ILL., and warranted, al 12l Main Street. - >
net ls-dts G. &. BLISS q 70
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ElNE CIGARS-We have Just received another invoice ol
superior CIGARS which invite the attention Oh
.nosers [sept s-dts] W. A. sTRoTHER GO.
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Fertilizer
Ind Plan n,
he use ei''
the nl''
Co.
| |cllburE'
,,r -li.k
BUl.Y
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in it shall be hung, that cargo Of slaves from
Africa can be landed on opr Southern coast,
and marched through a State In chains
Where, then, are your United States marshals,
your army and navy? Those Africans cannot
be seen they cannot be found. But a single
negro running away, ifhe gets as far as Boston,
can be found without any difficulty.
do not say Mr.. Buchanan is in favor of the
African slave trade, nor that this is the case
with the Democratic party OF the North but
do say, and do believe, popular sovereignty
men, that you are strengthening the hands of q
party who are in favor oft, and the men 10 Of
fee who will not execute the laws of the conn
try against 1t. If you would stop these things,
and bring the Government back to the doctrine
of the Fathers, why not unite with the Republi-
can party, and accomplish the object? / have
endeavored to state truly our position and that
of our opponents. have endeavored to show
you that this thing called popular sovereignty
is unmeaning, and that the only true theory of
the Government is that advocated by the Re
publican party; that the power of the govern
ment of the Territories is in Congress, and is
to be exercised, during the Territorial ex-
istence, to promote the interests of the people
who settle the Territories, and the general vel
lare of the great body of the people of the
Union.
The speaker thanked the audience for their
attention, and sat down amid loud applause.
he spoke over two hours and half and was
listened to with the closest attention.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

intermittent Fever, or Fever and que Remuent Fsy
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache OF Rl
lous Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for IL.
whole class of Diseases originating in aary Dersr,s
ment caused by the Malaria OF Missmslc Counre,
MO remedy is louder called fOr by the n-crssj
IN OF the American people than and safe cure f
Fever and Ague. Such now enabled 10 offer ".
perfect certainty that IL will eradicate The disease s
with assurance founded proof, that harm can arc
from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorderms
be o. immense service in the communities where NJ.
walls Prevention is better than cure for the paiers
capes the HEk which he run ~ violent attacks q
this balefa distemper This Cure expels the masnsr
poison Of Fever and Ague from the STEM prrvrs
the development of the disease, If taken the hrs a.
proRch of It's premOnltOTy symptoms. Ii is only he
best remedy yet discovered this class con
plants but also the cheapest The large quantiy W.
supply for dollar brings II wi hin the reach Of ever.
body and in bilious districts, where Fever and Agas
prevails everyhod should have II and IL freely
and protection. IL is hoped this price viii
il within the reach OF al-the poor well as the rch
great superiority of this remedy any 9th Dis
covered tor the speedy and certain of lnieTmg
is, thai contains no QUne or mineral, consqt uenty
produces qunsm other injurious effects whsleya
upon the constitution. Those cured By il len Il
healthy as if they haduever had The disease.
Fever and Ague is not sore the Consequence OF %.
miasmstic poison. great variety of disorders sns
from its irritation among which Neuralgia, Rheunt.
tsm, Gou,, Headache, Blindness, ToothBche EaTscss
Catarrh, Asthma, PalpiIauOl, Painful Affection In he
Spleen, Mysteries, Pam IN the Bowels, Collie, PHalys
and DerangcncEt OF the Stomach, all of which wtes
originating this cause, put the intermittent type OF
become periodical. This cure eXpes the poison iron
the blood and consequently cures them ali alke. liH
Invaluable prUtrcuOn 70 emigTants and persons
cling or temporarily residing III the maanous rIslTcl
Iftaken occasionally daily while exposed 70 the uRc
uoD, that will eXcreted from the system,
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 .ipen into dsess
Hence n is even more valuable for project than eus
and few will ever suffer from ln.ermuenis If they sys
themselves OF the protection this remedy affords
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CIyILdzING UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs-A South
ern gentleman lately related an aneodote, which
would Indicate that some of the newly ported
Africans may require more efficient instruments
for their training and civilization than have
usually been relied on for imbuing our South
ern-born negroes with the virtues of activity
and fidelity. planter obtained two of these
sons of the East, who are autographed by the
strange Abolitionism which pervades some of
the plantations. AS they entered the yard, a
bloodhound-one of the instructors and police
of the establishment-regarding them as intru-
ders, leaped upon one of them. The fellow
was large, muscular negro, and belonged to
tribe who sharpened their teeth.
Nothing daunted by the attack, he entered
upon the contest with the greatest zeal. So
successfully did he use his fists and heels and
pointed teeth, that the fierce dog was obliged
to cry for mercy. The animal even skunk away
under building but the negro crept in after
him, dragged him out, and would have killed
him, had he not been stopped. The astonished
planter looked upon his pounded and manned
bloodhound, and then upon the triumphant
African, reflected moment and gave orders
for his new couple to be marched away from
his premises forthwith. He dare not trust the
civilizing Influences which be had at his dis
posal.
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AYERS CATHSRTIC PILLS,
For all the PURPOSES of a Family phvsi

composed that disease within The range then
ton rarely Withstand evade them. Their pens.
ratng properties search, and cleanse, and invigorss
every portion ofIhe hnmau organism correcting It's cs.
eased action and restoring its healthy vatah les.
consequence Of these properties the invalid who bowed
down with pain physical debility is asonshed 6ut
his health or energy restored by remedy
pie and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints q
everybody, but alss many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named il pleased furH-
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificate Of
their cures and directions for their in the following
complaints: CoSHUsHeSS, Heartburn Headache ariI8S
from DisOTdsTed Stomach, Nausea Ind gol Pam ia 17i
Morbid IhGetiOr Of the BoIcels Fi1;IsAy Loss Of Apps
JGuSidice, aud other kncTed complaints, arising
low OF the body obstruction OF It's functions IhY
excellent Alternative for the renovation OF the blood
bilitaled by disease.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass
Sold by ali dealers in mudicne everywhere. 81
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"Neatly and tastefully got up. Contents attractive in
eminent degree r-N orh american aud u s. GGEstts
lone Of the neatest and most attractive little works
"a very pious w,lwriuen production such as may
be sung with proprley IN any Christian family. The
work is gotten with admirable Illustrations ~ EvslS
Bulletin.
"l should be in every family in the landn-P s4rsyL
uanian.
at a beautiful tribute to the amented Tying the au
thor OF the charge, Stand for Jesus, and will be
u in rousng thousands to initiate his bright examplen-
"May their presentation this form assist in extend.
juScton standaP for Jesus CRri,G oSseve enc HI
A graceful little volume, and very pretiy got up.
Each the poem founded on the dying words Of
the late Rev Dudley A Tying is here illustrated with an
Other snort pieces by the same author are added and the
whole forms pleasant and agreeable volume "PTss-
bytertal.
evangelical spirit N-ADasrEeosI Presbyterian.
'Will doubt attract the attention of many of the
friends and admirers of the late Dudley A. Tying. We
hope The author will be rewarded for his labor cele
brate the virtues Of one justly and generally mourned
and TO one whom he appears to have been much attach
awe cannot but admire this beautiful tribute 20 the
Christian excellence of the departed Tyng, and trust
up for Jesus may be sIeadasy and widely followed by
all who confess the faith OF Chnst cruclhed all who
Chwchn1ar.
Neat and attractive verses illustrated by series Of
appropriate engraving. n-Episeopal Recorder.
"This very beautiful little work is now ready II is
handsomely illustrated having Cor frontspiece very
ull-engih portrait OF the late Rev. Dudley
Tying II is sold al the very low price OF fifty centsn
Daily Netcs.
most beautiful little book, real gem Of thing,
rich memento 20 the sainted and beloved young Tyngs
ChTiSaan Chronicle
The dying charge of the lamented Dudley A. Tying lie
likely 10 inmortaize him. Everywhere, in all the
churches 1t s echoed and re-echoed. 1t has inspired
much devotional feeling, and the poem appropriately
illustrated IN this little volume of the FIRST fruits
of that feeling The volume contains some additional
poems of no less merit than the named and will
acceptable 10 readers of every denoHination-"-M Y
Commercial AiUerfiseT
Great pains have been taken prepare in all respects
received. Address
T. 81. STOCKTON,
616 I,4OO Chestnut ST., s. w. Broad Phila