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WINDOW SHADES, WHOLESALE
" AND RETAIL.-My retail prices are 371a
cents for a nice dark Landscape. 81 90 for Gold
Bordered Shade. l. rs cts for Gold and Velvet. 30
for Gold Center Vase so cts for Boquet Centre rs cts
for Vase Flowered Shade. Cords. Tasssls, Brasses
all colours Fire Screens in great variety. floor and
table Oil Cloth cheap, eco pieces English Oil Cloth
from New York auction. with flannel back, at a
great sacrifce. Call aud see for yourselves at The
established cheap Dry Goods and Window Shade
Store of NJ GOLDEN, 230 Broad street.
nh 29-3m Between Sd and 4th SITS.
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-,Ezv FIRST PREMIUM GRAND

Ess9.-,ssx FIRST PREMIUM GRAND
ka,S 49, AND SQUARE PIANOS Grand
Y . v q land SQUARE Piano Forte Warerooms.
"a, Nj. General depot of foreign and Ameri.
Sies d eeionging to Musical Warehouse. b, q EHiE
q 49,; NO 23l Broad street, between Third and
seu h streets, Richmond, Va. The undersigned
az tne request OF many Southern friends have ns
.aoished and opened in Richmond. No a3l broad
s s e between Sd and 4th SITS q PIANO FORTE
WAhhbhoUM where in addition to our extensive
siock OF PIANO F0RTES, we offer for sale n
GENERAL assortment Of FOREIGN AND AWERI.
IAN MUSIC OF the mest popular com posers Mn
riea Instruments of all kinds and those articles
generally which appertain to first class musicaI
estaphsnment Summaries, Academee institnt;ons
o. learning. &c will find il to their adyaatage 70
aea, WIN us, as we are prepared to sell music &c
az Northern prices, and they will thus save tn,
ne,ght between this city and the North The I'm AZ
ness WI, De conducted under the name and style of
guarantee is giyenof every instrument for a 70
years from the time of purchase and the nrjvileoe
OF exchange within six mont his after date Of "a ia
ly executed. anu iai'niui
will be made for cash ~ Ui''oun1
duning promptly attended to-
rates. N "iioo at low
inc public are respectfully invited to give ma n
car psiore purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter
mined not to be undersod ~
10 IS dSm GEHLE CO Richmond. Va
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Also. splendid stock of " " hS' &c
CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs Ann vrsT,wos
wear @s"''et"en ana boys
large supply Of HEAVY STAPLE coons g..
Servants wear. -" oooDS, TOT
Aisa, magnificent assortment If
Blesched and Brown sIliRTINas
Irish LINENS
Linen SHEETINGs
p. nEamn ana Bleached Cotton sREErIN0s
tlon-a Of which have been puschasad ,, 20 men
the most a Dsss pthaelphs and New York on
at No ~ Main street " 'N""''ne 'of yourselves.
NH &-dScwem JNn T currr,,n
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B wARDWELL 4 CO
RICHMOND, March %, 1859.
IsHE HIXTY-THREE VICTIMS.-We

= mean by this. there are only the above num-
Der that has been granted license by the Hastings
court 10 keep Hotels and Restaurants 10 this city.
hr The year 1856 All having the aforesaid licenses
are most respectfully invited 70 attend meeting TO
i Le ned at Thomas Mheely's Rough and Ready. on
THURSDAY MONT, March 81. 20 adopt measures
bf the beiter Protection OF our business. AZ the
iiihe Tor renewing our license Ia drawing very near.
20 hope there wifi be full muster. Come, and a.
ssft your rgiitB.
nah 2s-2tf MANY or THE VICTiME.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABr.E

III
NJ, FARM OF 127 ACRES, IN HENRICO. NEAR
THE WkSrHAM PLANK ROAD. az MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND As Trustees in a certain decd
o. trust bearing date. Goth November, 1882 dnIy
recorded In Henrico County Court shall in eyecn
t,on thereof, proceed to sell at public aucten on
me premises on FRIDAY the lst of April IS5g ats4
US!Ook if fair il not the mex. air day the
variable Farm located as above and now in The
occupancy % Of Col sam Myers 1t contains Ia
cleared, and In high state of cultivation The
nnldiags on the place are comfortable and mostly
10 good order There is a fine Young orchard on
the place Taking into consideration the icca.
non OF this Farm. and its beautiful and ele-
Hateo position there few more attractive places
p.iE RAs-Cash. as to $40C0, with interest from Ist
feoIuary, 1885, and expenses of SALE aud as to the
residue, On such terms o; credit as shall be made
at the hour of SALE The taxes for 1889 to be
paid by the purchaser. ~ w
NH II ALEX r SANns Trustees.
fo-On the forgoipg farm, and within 300 wards
VI tue canal, where there ia q good landing there
are several large beds of most superior granite A
pa[t 81 winch was opened by the late " Mountjoy.
anu mere ID yet large parcel of found alton stone
iyImg near the one already opened
me particular attention of those wanting q most
sale. SiNe ~ 'Aie
NH % G0DDIN & APpERsON, Aucts.
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NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN.

IA
"A EMENT ON ELMWOOD STREET, TOWN OF
SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the
premites. on MONDAY, the 4th day of april, com
mencing at AZ O'Clock, N. q newly erected Brick
Tenement, in the Town of Sidney. on Elmwood. or
Main street continued, and one square west of the
Fair Grounds. 1t has convenient rooms with
several closets well of excellent water and other
convenences attached. The lot fronts 81 feet and
runs back lse feet. TO an alley 20 feet wide.
Persons III want OF really pleasant house, loca-
ted in a good neighborhood. would do we'll to ex-
anime this.
TERMs-ODe-fourth cash. the balance at 6. - and
Is months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
paid by the purchaser.
ing 81 feet. and running back 80 feet. to alley
Also, three vacant Lots on Elmwood street, lately
TERMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at 4. and
months for notes jas n TA shOSs SON
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SUB
URBs OF RICHMOND FOR sALE-I offer
for sale, privately. that very desirable brick resi-
dence and appurtenant outbuidipgs. with 3acres OF
land attached situated at the corner of Harvie and
Grove streets. in the town of Sydney aud known AZ
the residence: of sthe late DR. Meredith. The
main building has been lately repaired. and contains
pered be sides good basement dining room closets.
ac., DC.
years under enclosure. and is very highly improv-
ed0 variety OF excellent fruit trees. and good
we'll.
Ip1s property OHSTs many Inducements, pAfGlcu-
larly to those desiring suburban residence with
view to the education of family. as it is within
few hundred yards of the Richmond College, a ri.
sing institution and convenient to the schools and
churches of the city which is rapidly extending its
bounds in this direction. The neighborhood is
heaithful and pieasant-the buildings being chiefly
private residences.
If not sold BEFORE 1t will be offered at public
ton the "a day of April next of which due no.
I ce will be given
TERMs-One eighth cash the balasce in two equal
annual instruments the purchaser to give bonds
bearipg interest from date with personal security.
The interest to be paid annually and the title to be
retained until the last pay ment is made.
For further particulars, apply to DR. & MEREDITH.
Fincastie, We. or to
JAMES NJ TAYLOR h SON,
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NINE HOUSES AND LUTS ON LEIG Il

NlNE HOUSES AND LOTS ON LEIGH
ALLEY, AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sod on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of April,
lS59, at AZ O'Clock, P ii. eight Houses and Lots Oh
Leigh and 18th streets in the vicinity of the Depot
OF the Central Railroad Company; also one House
and Lot on Jail Alley.
rare chance is hare offered for small families TO
secure themselves homes, and az this property ia
in good order. and occupied by good tenants, such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for profta.
BILE investment.
The sale will commence with the House and Lot
on Jail Alley.
plat of the property may be seen on the lay of
sale.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deeds. The taxes and insu.
rhnce for 1859, to be paid by the purchaser
JAMES n TAYLOR q SON.
snc
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JAMES prr.r.

IN retiring from the firm Of sTAcn
s,h nlLl return my thanks 70 mr. friends for ths
,s,s Iatrsnage sxtended to the firm and reca,n
'foyage and hope they will ratrcnize i'm '"''f pa
-- .-n z1-Est- JOHN STAGE
NoTlCE.-I have taken an Office and
ca, yard on the north side of the Basin. bet,ssa,
~, ~ s1a tn streets for the purpose of copducsna
ssilct the patronage of my friends and the nnhlic
s. me- sy,,s ALBERT BIZ SIR.
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GOODS.
--S--s~ss~e~>-S~~~
1859 SPRING AND SUMMER IO6O
GOODA. 1913

,eara v ,n enlarged and rented my store hos
that am n =" ny friends and the public generally
ana oest assorted stocks OF e"' VI '"e i"fses'
DRY GOODS
,hss na ever had the pleasure OF exhibiting IN
Faner IT, CONFUSING general stock OF STAPLE and
otso unn9ee and rich assortment OF LADIEs' DRRss
SACK and Colcsed SILKS
HERAGkS
SHALLrES
uR0ANpTEs.
MUSLINs, LAWNS.
mANTILLAS,
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By Cunlop, Monoure & Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND moLAssr

EAK0O OF SUGAR AND MOLASSEa
~ ATAUCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY, the so,h
instant. commencing ut II O'Clock. We viii sell al
our wharf and warehouse at Rockets the es,gnes
OF sugar and Molasses per Schrs Tillie 4 and
Louis circuit, from Aftaaapas, with
rs hhds fair to choice quality Sugars
464 bbls prime quality Moiasses.
r. EkMs-undor 500 cash; over 500 months credit,
Tor approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard Z, weather
mn - DUNLOP MONCUREk CO. Aucts.
- ADDITIONAL. 49,
VIII be added to the above eale--
"a hhds Sugar, marked HR
Damased on board the brig Dirigo and sold for
account OF waom copcer ned -
, DUNLOP. MOECURE AGO.
mh - AuctieuAaeu
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TO LOVERS OF GOOD PERFUME
RIVE invite attention to Mi!chell's superior
Extracts fer the Handkerchief. These Extracts are
lower priced, but far superior to nine-tenths of
those sold as 'Lubin's," and are unsurpassed for
deiicacy. permanence and richness of flavor. Call
and examine. For sale, wholesale and retail at
manufacturers prices. The attention of the CITY
and country trade is inyi ed.
w PETERSON, Druggist,
NH y l55 Main at
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2 OBINSON's MANIPULATED ar.

= NO HAS EIGHT PER CENT or ANy0 NJ
| Ayr FURTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER I,EVT ~ - e z.
DONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The under
s,ghed having accepted the agency for the sale Of
nsoDlpsons Manipulated aUAN0, ask tho attention
q agricuiturists and their agents to this suneror
rertilizer We guarantee perfect Uniformity ~
the quality OF this article and that Il il in ali
one-naif best Peruvian GuanO one-half fine ~ros
bG G and the best Phosphate Guano. s'o'"o
Inc machinery used IL new and OF the mo.t AZ,
proved description. and from the manner in wbich
me duano and Bone are mixed, being gronnd tn.sa
the closest contact with the other, ensures a mil
appropriation of both in proper proportions nv IN
growing crop. W 'he
We refer to the annexed report from DR. R;c..,
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for oicE
ana Permanent results A H0i'A
Ii Is put up in good bags weighing about ,,o H..
each. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 lbs. ''' '0'
No SO SECOND STREET,
Baltimore. Jany o. 1850
,x REPORT OF ANALYSIS
vi hopiEson's Manipulated Guano, for Fnarcrs
ROBINSON ESQ. of Baltimore city.
sample of he above, which was taken at vour
mills. was found upon analysis, to be eanabEs ar
producing Of "S"o'o VI
and to contain Of T0' S'n''
Bone Phosphate of Lime ,,.. AZ ~ ner cant
NJ me above proportion of Ammonia and Rama
fnospnate OF Lime is known to be most proper for
su nd , manure Both theoretical reasoning
aa tne results OF nu merous practical experiments
"a: approved OF it.. An application of zoo lbs Of
iais article will supply more of Bone phosphate of
cnn;a nat - required by any crop, thus leaving
surplus OF this valuable nutriment in.
; with the soil after cropping and will fur
nr,r suincie1t quantity of Ammonia to act az
huerlment and stmuant. 10
GUAs
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR Trustee
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts NH %

S0 ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO
COUNTY, MILES BELOW THE CITY. At
noCIloN.IWs will sell, at Henrico County Court
tg court day) commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ.
n Rood OF Land In Henrico county. Darbytown
OF Messrs N Harvey. Leonard Undertake, jacob s
TERMS ODe-third cash; the balance at and -
months Tor negotiable Eotes, with interest addeds
and secured by trust deed. '""01'
JAMES NJ TAYLOR l. SON.
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DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES
- y Is fact universally admitted. that BOs-
SIECA'S STEAM REFINED CANDIES are une-
gualled. Country merchants who have bought
them, and til ose who have bought in York, Phila
oelphla, Baltimore. and at other places in the city
always give 1t their unqualified preference They
al say that is the very best they ever saw and
mat 1t Keeps better than any they ever had The
reason Is obyiousit is made of the best double re.
fined Crushed sugars, By workmen OF experience
packed carefully and bad article never put up
To those who have never tried it, would say call
and see 1t, try it, and buy package.
LOUIS BUSSIEuX,
Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer,
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND Va

- CANT LOT. in THE TOWN OF SIDNEY ,,
AZ AUCTlON.-Will be sold, on the premises on
MONDAY; the 4th day of April, 1889 at O clock.
+; the Framed House and Lot now in the occu.
the Methodist Church. in the town of "sidnev,
The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 1919 feet 10
alley 20 feet wide. upon which is q large framed
large stable. all in good order ~ -
Also. vacant lot adjoining. fronting 30 feet and
running back 1879 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at s. I2 and
Is months, for negotiable notes. with interest added
Taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser =
JAS NJ TAYLOR IL SON
mn 70 Auct0neers.
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CHAs BIcKELL, Phi D

For sale By Ell sKTNKrp m
10 Ez-Eahil Sole Agents for Richmond Va
ENGINEERS INSTRUMENTS FOR
SALE-The Virginia Central Railroad GONNA.
ny have for sale Transits 8 Levels and Comnapss
They will all be in good order o''n pass
NH 12-2awlm II FDNTAINE pros;ao.
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Ao0 ..s.. SALES.
By P. o. Larus x ns..s-.---

By r. Q. Larus. A1osio1p,ssr--
A uCTIoN--APPLE TREEs-ym :.
.sos ,d n ssore 90 TgEsDAY zsth 4 10 800, -
order and healthy. ~f sn's city IN nne
NH 2s
p pDDSsTP0NEMEET-APPLE rRYEs.s-rnaanags.,
nxx M TREES IL postponed until TfTiS m oe O.
ASu. at 10 s'cicck AT my store. .AAo sonS-
.ADDIT10NAL-wilI be added 10 ths .b 4: nses ~,
Two superior SHOW CASES. " VIC sooses aie
--A .1. 2 Q LARUs. Aue..
~ alexander Nett, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRM
- - TukE AT AUCTIoH.-WH =, ella :. -. 49,
~ so ,h sls MoRSiN0 commencing At ie oe,sek
urnifnre OF family leaving the eitv cse. sn.s
o. absassssos hursaux. ChaIs Tables "a. Cock
TlRNs-Cash.
mn W ALEX MOTT. Auetsr
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EL Mr.. EDITOR AS IN

IA TOILET SETS.-Just received by
NIL ship VIM Penn. direct from Liverpoel. some
- rich and beautiful TOILET WARE Thoss in
want are respectfully invited to call at
Corner 4th and Broad Streets
RCsUTTON, jr.
French Porcelain and white Granite DINNER
SETS for sale low
French China Gold Band and Decorated TEA
SETS-some very handsome. Call and see them
Fancy Tin TOILET WARE, BATH TUBS and
SL0P JARS.
Out and Mouldei GLASS WARE, consisting of
Bowls Tumblers, Goblets. Pickle Dishes. Preserve
Dishes and STANDS, &c; to be sold as low as any in
this market at Corner 4th and Broad streets
NH 24-d6twcit RCSUTTON Jr.
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FrCB,

kardson
|Anor,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
ING LOTS ON UNION HILL.-By virtue of
OF January. 1883. and duly recorded. will sel a.
pupn PUBL, an auction on THURSDAY, the It'll day of
IS3s at ~ O'Clock, NJ, ontbe premises, TWO
henrco, fronting on the east side of Adams st1eet
90 s ana running back i25 feet between lines pa
xIERMs-One -third cash; balance at and n months
lot notes. interest added and secured by
purchaser. " '' p"u ny 'ie
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naek bono

Henry Clay once remarked. that be would
"n,hcr be risat, llan Do Pre'ideui.'
Tbi. was noble sentiment, and worthy Iis
iIlustrious author. Henry clay was a nam
II back hone. llishpidness Was ONE great
cause OF ls popularity. No nam could
boast OF warmer or more devoted friends.
Ie wa.n Loll leader, AMI was fr .rgm be-
ing QUO OF tbosi shullug politicians ever
On a., aldt 90 .owhich way tlo wind
blows before Do dared act 1ut Dc struck
out in anew lath. and whore De darod 90
l,al. other men darl 90 follow. Very
much she sane may o. aiIo Gu. JACK.
son. with this iiTrm.c, ha. Nc Clay
earned Dbl. popularity in Goo forum, while
gen. Jackson won 90. Coz tho hattie fe'l
Gen Jackson vas moss cmphniicilly man
III back bone. Back bono is absolutely e.
.n,ial 90 r.sc any man position Goo 'lo
roll,ieaI or moral world We want men Vt
this STAMP o. form our laws ani execute
them. Political trimmtra and time servers
are " an men ,h' MOI. dangerous. They
arr always sure in an emergency % h'l no.
There G.. % -r,at auI marked diflrlnce lc-
tween islr weather politicians and tbn''
who can haast ,hc storm. The former In
times OF danger will always run anl throw
away thcir arrr, while tlo latter will r.at
with rcarvei energy until ,h' danger 10
ra't.
Policy mon are very liable 10 turn dough.
faces. while men OF principle dop.so ora
abhor ,hc time serving hypocrisy q iaar
counirrrris.
Men OF rl.abl, back bones ar' thr moot
lars.rla. men 90 o., world. raey n.yr
can DO trusted. either in a public or Tr.a'e
Ne. tlns always h,sn ,he Bringing. lIm-
her blrk,oi tbc north, that havo saii out
and blr,gr.d away urrihsrn io'rr~ts.
southern politicians deal ia this commaii-
ty iu.t 90, iboy buy and 80 tba,r r,cro.i
When uag Jairs Go cry through t.ar
rst ,e, .mH. they know aul understand
perfectly well 90 what m1rkr, % ,1. I.e
north v,ll aluay. ga cheated, % long a'
,hsy fsuI 4, ,at Of timber backed douehhc-'
o C.u.r-s Back bone De- tH' anT'' ore
tcls wanted now. @, r-l, CO. oll .bir o-
State, and rhs, the government; under
sound rrruh.,uu rule. ~ ths T-7I' -r
Co it. mlk1a WIZ OF determination against
trr d1u.hncas; and when tbe race shall %.
t.ulf,I out, % new era viii commence Boo
,he history ol a Tree and independent rv-
eminent
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power wrCsted from rs grasp ue nuW'n''-
tmtlon Of government changed, iis cxiu'a-
gausc and pcrvcrsiou arrested. Tho signs
Of the times should dispol that doabl. The
republican army already enlisted boiokonsa
brighter day no, FAR In tie distance. The
true republican Should watch tho progress
Of this change and assist in accomplishing
It's future triumph. lie should support tae
local press, that be may aid efficiently in IL
accomplishment.
.. Politics aud business ADVERTISEMENT.
mr., not all the arguments that should inan.
cnec republicans and others 10 support tho
local press. Tho local news l. sufficiently
interesting and amusing or important, 20
pay for local newspaper. Who &. 90 stol.
Nlid rs not 10 feel intcres, in The description
II every mountain. every beautiful land.
scapo or village m biz native County, Or,
who is not glad to acar Of bear hunts, or
hear Gehts, or even bear tracks In his yIciu-
lity2 or, who does not Gnl INSTRUCTION.,
pleasure anl amusement IN reading and di-
costing the illusions Of the oxford Muse ?
Or. who of the Ozfori boys and " OSfrl
Girl. 5, gay" now away from home IN olh.
or part. OF the S,atc-in distant States rud
,erritoric.-in Minnesota, California and
distant Oregon, l. not delighted % peruse
those local and personal items which make
up the wcoklyromancc or reality Of country
and village liic1
But thc.c things are not M that should
induce Citizen TO supper, che local pros.
The great employment Of al oihor'-ihai
employment which occupies thrc,-fourih'
Of the American people and hur.ii.s OF
oxford Coluty-ihe operations vi A-'cHl-
tur,-rcccitc in Tho OSorl Democrat "a
due shan Of attention. This grlt class,
and worthy AZ 70 is great. 8, no, I,.sl by
uuno,ircd. Tho bcstmoi.s of cultivation
the b,s, products. and the beet manner oi
rearing al kind. ~ animals, arc topics OF
the highest interest. and have been ll-'us-
sd with great ability by a gentleman com.
rc,cn, % The task.
/. Finally. the field of sentiment and story
telling ha. no; lrsn neglected in ihc local
pres. Tho wrhr, anI feelings or che lair
have bccu regularly smti6ri our columns
arc gracci nearly every week with 'pmc-
thing which cauno, hiI 90 amus,, instruct,
or cnlishtrn the lover, or sentiment, aiyen.
turc and morality. That something may
not b. equal In length 60 ,he productions of
the New York Ledger, but ii wall pay o..
ruai, aud 60, hrvliy Will generally .erur.
onc--a Tact which may render 10 "a, valuable
.ilitisuo, rs voluminols
We lops these reasons arc solil, true and
coscnt enough 60 convince all our R.FubIi.
can ci,iiens in OEf5rd County, and oiirr'
that they oush, to supper, Oh, local press
that ,hcy ought 60 subscribe os ,ho paper
10 their vicinity tho small contribution TO-
quircd. anu contribute i,ir,aiya prompt
~, 90 tina, each liiilc riinuc, provided hy
- great a number, might furnish an assrr
cato tina, would make tho printer oiec ir
the consciousness " paying patrons; and
End each annual balance struck and settled
in hi, favor
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R.Il. EppY. E,Q., slucuoh OF PATErs.
We have before spoken ia commentator Of
Mr. Elly, ils importance OF DIE baiios',
and fio eminent success thl; has attended
ms taar,s dur.r, % long and cziea.yePac.
uea ma wc selin i,irs DO this time, 70
ca.l Gle attention ot inventors nuI others,
20 h.. well conducted agency 1r securing
p.aua. Probably thsrs BE- BID man vho Is
moro familiar With tia inventive 8 n.as u
tho county. or who Is more .lUfghly ac-
omn.I pIh the iunumsrbla patents
GRANTED .-t.r condition aad uiue,--llOm
tha lsmn5. 10 .lr rlycrun.nt 90 tho pre-
.ant dlr. Mr Giy WocIrs Patents also
n fre. 90 c,uiir'H, md executes all dycl-
m,ats u.ea.ry Oh srclie ihs fights of me
y,u,1r.. WHO m1y r.ly upon h,n. as highly
honorable. rrour.. and entirely devoted 10
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