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~ New YORK LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
system
GAnatai 81 SAO 000g

CApitaI SI,54O,0OO!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller of New York. to meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
40 per cent of the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not insared, you should call atonce and procure
u policy on your life. No matter whether Young CT
old, married or single.
You should insure at once. for many reasons:
Frst-Becauss it 10 less EXPENSIVE than 1t Will De
when YoU become Older.
second Because If in HEALTH you will pass med
icdl sramiadt ion, and BE AcCEPTED
Third-LITE is uNoERrAIN, and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoUs.
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON pRoFEseloNL ,o wno
il dependent upon SALARY for sUsTRNANoE. should
do IT, Because with LIFE the INCOME ogAExs, and "a
the loss of a HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
R0 T. COLEMAN, NJ D.
JAS II. CONWAY. NJ. D.
Apply at once 70
CHAH. e. WORTHAM,l ,.rt.
Il. w. WYATT,
leO Main street,
Eaw doors ahnya the Cuatom House.
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Parry TsYgr w. McGee.

PETTY THrgF-Robert W. McGee,
from the county of Chesterfield, where he has
lately served three months for stealing shoes, was
before the Mayor last Saturday to answer the
charge of stealing Albion W. Crump's overcoat
out Of the theatre. on Friday night. McGse was
caught with ths coat in his bosom, and his guilt
is therefore certain. The Mayor continued the in.
vestigation until the 18th, to unable him TO hear
from the Clerk of Chssterfeld county.
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~HARTsHoRHH's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

PREPARED By A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, 23 and 80 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHOREE'S CURE-ALL should be kent In
all families in of accidents sudden sickness
it frequently in less time than 1t requires to
get physician.
externally and internally.
A8- As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
duce a bad eCold Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat. Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Ear Acne. Aguc Lumps in the Breast, Pain in the
should get bettle 1t acts upon the Nerves. Mus
ses. sinews. Blood and Bones, and. BY its warming
electromagnetic power expels all pain from the sys
tenn. Get bottle and try 1t.
NB.-H you have Cough, use eHARTSHORNES
PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-it is the
best Cough rup in the world IS and SO cts bottle
If you are Bilious. use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, stom
seh and Bowels. carrying OF all Bile and Foul Se-
cretions. Is cents o box.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns in
virginia. oc l@6m
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A Gre occurred in the Methodist church at Taze.
well c. H., Va, on Sunday night of last week,
which resulted in much injury to the building.
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&. PARKE PoINDHxrna

S PARKE PoINDExTnR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va,
Will practice in the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
EA- Office In Lisles Building, corner of Main and
I4th streets, 10 2S-l2m
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~ TEE BEST COUCH SYRUP IN II

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world IL Harts.
horne's Pectorai Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by q chemist, and is pro
nouncsd by medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Sore Throat from
a cold. and preventive Of that hon of diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. It IL pleasant to
the TASTE sotens clears and strengthens the voice.
alays all irritation of the threat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 25 and SO cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. Oc lS-6m
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OISoADBkLI.--Um w III. LIZ hOcCp Aou,
was reprimanded by the Mayor last Saturday for
being noisy and disorderly about the front door OF
the theatre at night. SO many complaints have
been made of the boys that assemble near the the
atrs, during the hours of exhibition that his hoe
nor has determined to punish them If they per
sist in thsir conduct.
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w,yrxa has ct last begun his icy reign

In earnost. Yesterday morning tbe guitars auu
no ads around the city were thfckly coated over
with ics. and the wind cold and cutting, az
II freshly waited from score OF Ice beres Snouid
tbs present spell LAST ten days ice dealers wiz %
enabled 10 ali their houses with home made ice.
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INTERESTING FROM VEygzUELA.-The government {
of Venezuela has granted general amnesty to all
political offenders. The new tariff to 90 into
operation on the 1st inst. Ths main provisions
are as follows:
1st-The articles specified In the tariff of 1856,
paying she same duty as per tariff of lS4l, are to
remain subject to the same duty.
2d.-The articles paying higher duty per tariff
of 1856, as compared with tarih OF lS4l, TO be re-.
duced twenty f We per cent.
3d-The articles admitted free per tariff Of 1S4l
and not per tariff of 1856, to be admitted free.
4th.-Tron, copper, agricultural implements.
machiueries for mills, iron tubes for water and
gas ice, aud all sorts of materials for the cone
struction OF railroads and telegraphs, to be ad-
mitted free.
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FIGHTING. Roberts and Polly
Freeman. both of the African race, were punished
by the Mayor yesterday morning for fighting In
the street. " ee sst
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS Of the Vir-
gina Mechanics Institute will hold called meet.
ing at the hall this afternoon at O'Clock Every
member should he present, as important business
will be transacted.
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LYNCH Law IN MINNESOTA On the 9th nit =, a
mob in lie Saer cornty. MIMI, proceeded to the
Jail and rescued prisoner named Reinhart, charg-
ed with the murder of another named Bodell. A
letter says:
The poor wretch, inspired with the strength of
a DE- sperate man. tore his right hand free through
a heavy gyve of iron and seizing the leg of a cast
iron stove stood at bay With his face towards the
door. Being tall, muscular man, the lynchers,
Tor time, dared not enter. After short consult
tatIon, they tore down the gable end of the log
Jail, and assailed him in the rear Finding ali
hope 10 vain, Renhart lost all heart, aud fell up
on the floor in fit. Taking the senselesS body
In a sleigh, the whole party proceeded out Of the
village mile and half, and attaching rope to
his neck, threw it over tree. and hauled him up
The moose was not tight, and the lyochers lower
ing the body to adjust it more securely. Rein
hart now came to his senses, sprang to his feet,
and earnestly asserted his perfect innocence OF
the murdered Bodel. Seeing that their ears were
closed against his entreaties he changed his tone,
aud declared his readiness to die AT his request,
q bystauder was called ON to pray, and after a
short prayer the murderer was again hauled up,
and suspended uatil life was extinct.
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TWELFTH STRBKr.-W0 are requested
by the Mayor of this city to say, that court in
the one involved in the biockading of 18th street,
and that he is now preparing legal opinion on
that question, which will be made public in
short time. He takes the ground that the right
public highway. that has been in use more than
quarter of q century.
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ja Sell

- Ho! ALL TN All
whe suffer from Headache. tsddiness. Nervousness.
Low Hpirtts Dimnese OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Actdty
Heartburn, Costiyeness. &c, &c can be promptly
restored to health by the use OF BAKHR'6 CkLk
BRATBD PkEMIUM BITTERa.
For sale BY Msssra Fisher 4 Winston. prueg
Richmond, Va Dc N-0
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MURDER AND LYNCH LAw.-0n the 24th ult., Mr.
Simon B. Thornbill, who resided near Troy, Mo-.
punished one of his slaves for misconduct. The
slave then rushed his master with a large knife
aud stabbed him, which caused his death in two
DAYS. The murderer was taken to Troy and con-
fined In Jail The affair caused much excitement
In the county, aad on Saturday very large mum.
ber of persons collected at Troy, repaired to the
Jail, took the murderer out and lynched him by
burning.
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FIRE-Munroe Kelly, living six miles from Char.
lottssvile, Va, lost by fire, few nights since bis
barn, threshine machine and farmer's implements
Loss about 81, 500.
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~FRrsH LnnoHHs.-I have jr

ceiyed By Adams Express, . fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHE5. which will be applied upon most reason-
able terms.
P.S.-Oupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
10. Can be found at all hours OF tao ct the HAN
night on 9Th street French Garden HUI
nv as--fs Il. G. HOBeON
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lOfice and Residence corner Of Main and 7th SITS.
Tenders his services to the citizens OF Richmond
adjoining coanties in his professional capacity
From an experience OF ten years. he feels contden
that he can warrant ali operations, performed b,
him. to give tntire satisfaction. de ll-lm$
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~To THE SourH 6IDx.-By late
tariff the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this data. WITH THIS PzovI6o, that DoUnLI
RATE viii be charged during the months Of APRIL,
NAY AUGUST and sEPfgMBER.
urdsrs 70 any extent can be supplied from the
il In time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar pei
ton less than packed In barrels.
- = = -, JOHN n CLAIBORNE,
il 3-Im No IL Pearl street
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capital $4,000, 600!
OVER HALF MILLION DULLAKe INVESTED In
THE UNITED cTATES.
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-.
miums Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually. The Company is therefore prepared to
Increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep.
damage BY fire on Buildings Merchandise. House
hold Furniture &c., &c, on liberal terms
CHAE. r. WORTHAM, Aroct.
R,W.WYATT. Ass
ja Its ounce Iso MAIN street,
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FfaH.-The alarm Of fire Yesterday

| morning was caused by the partial burning of q
negro shanty, short distance north of the Ian.
prevented the spread of the hames and saved the
building, minus the roof The IRE was accidental.
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BaIER BUT POTENT TEMPERANCE sHRaog-Gld
End A letter from Nelson county, Va, dated the
ID inst to the Lynehburg Republican, gives an
account Of the sad end of young man who was q
few years since, confidential clerk to one of the
largest commercial houses Ia Richmond. 1t says :
Some years ago We became acquainted with q
young man Ia the city of Richmond who was the
confidential clerk Of large house; he was unu-
sneliy respected and esteemed by all who knew
hin, and ipr long time maintained an enviable
reputation :Cr Intelligence, morality sobriety and
great buauess capacity; but, alas! in evil hour
ou festive occasion, he Was induced to put the ill.,
toxicatiug cup to his lips, he drank of iss damning
contents aud from that hour he was doomed
man, and before IA great while we heard that he
had surrendered himself up slave 10 the abomie
Eahle vice
We iost sight Of him for years. On Monday
last We heard that a man had been found dead,
probably murdered near his home. An inquest
sss neid over the body, aud from the facts ELECTED
u vas we'll established that the deceased came to
his tad from the effects of intemperauce. 1t ap.
pears that late Saturday evening, while under the
ihhaenee OF liquor, lie started for his residence,
orpE erIppie,on crutehes. He Is supposed to
hsss fallen with violence upon q rocky place, ia
kis iail receiving several bruises aud. being thus
larther incapacitated from walking be maae out
10 scramble within a few steps of his house, but
sehs alone ana no assistance at hand, he could get
10 iarther; s1nseqaently he laid cut all night
Aad was fouhe next morning frozen 10 DEATH
iho verdict 81 the Jury, we learn, was in ac.
Sordance with this statement. Upon iuauiry
We we're greatly shocked 10 learn that this poor
creature, who had become burden to his friends
and charge upon the county, was he whom We
mac Known Ia Richmond, aud who had started In
lie With such bright hopes. All little did his
estiy frieods anticipate such sad fate for him.
ia's is plain statement Of fncts. and we have
sifeB them In fall with the hope that il the cass
VI ials unfortunate man should meet the eve OF
s!." tue yon'h vi your city, that it may cause
.heia to pause aud refec. upon the effects Of In.
anpetaDee, ahi to avoid the festive enp TO slooh
w.. VOL npon the @ins when 1t il red when il givsth
-. eoior 10 be cup when it noveth itself Alright
sh adder" "e'A ""e
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LILLE MANUFACTORY. !

LILLE MANUFACTORY.
Il RICHMOND, VA,
Near ths Petersburg Depot.
Opposite BufeAr = By les HAw Factory.
FILES of every description on hand, and Kade %
order. Of the bast Hneltsh steel
Al kinds of Old rtles re-caf on liberal togms,
and - aO06 AsneN. kAU &eHuAAh,
ja 7-Ims ~ ~ 1et11g oQx u.
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de l4--lm
nN RArHa RATHs RAr

A Baths BATHS, BATHs.-Hot
Jold and Shower Baths oan be had daily at ail
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, ant
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel.-
Entrance on llth street.
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s... s.Al-iaent. Jamss A. Doyle, one Of the ON.
tsssntiy restored 70 the sctiys from the re-.
ia. hst' has beer ordered TO report for dats on
SS"a sas new steam sioo2 Of war Brooklyn.
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ACCIDENTAL FIap.-Last Fridav nigh

ACCIDENTAL FiRB.-Last Friday night
Mr. George Z. Sadler met with an accident at his
hstsl, which came nigh proving serious one.
When about retiring for the night, baving a
burning lamp in his hand, he accidentally placed
the blaze in contact with tie bed curtains, and
quick as thought they were on Are. With great
presence of mind, Mr.. s. tore the cur tains down
and saved his house, but Ia doing so, burned one
of his hands severely.
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y and use
|. |.espectally
70 cash or
and Brass
|ttended to
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NOTICE. - The undersigned having
withdrawn from the house of Thos Price 4
Co., have connected themselves with the frm o
Samuel NJ Price Co, where they will be ready e
WM II GORDON
ia l-2w WIN EGGLH0ION
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AA1IcaOA1s - A4A-DAAAVV~AA > LIS
ere the safest and bsst Purgatve Pills In use. They
aef upon the Liver, stomach and B0wela, earring
or an bile and every foul secretion. Thsy don't
gripe are easy 10 their operation and Be taken
g any time without fear of fexposure. They remove
IL ron su1sr with any PAIN, use HAnIHH0RNE'e
CUREXLL. the great pam ANEIHILATQk i
you have : cough, use HAATeHQHNR0 C0U9H
eYKuP, which , u bsss ceasA sUu1 u -
J scad by III DrugGisis n Riehssoea. sci.-sn
nw-0xo1en B. 1xxxn. Dontist. one
:ss,s ;sss;s|s3;as:; s; e E Y. : - '''s.s .ssS-s
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A Child NEARLY KILLED. Satur-
day last, little boy about three years old, son of
John Tudor, was carelessly knocked down and
driven over by a negro hackmau banned Nicholas,
while passing along 18th street. As the hack ap.
preached the child, Mrs. Tudor and other persons
called to the driver to stop, but he paid atten-
ton to them until one of the horses knocked the
little down with of his feet and plant.
ed another one on the right side of its head Off,
GER Seal, who witnessed the occurrence, picked ND
he child in iifeiess condition, and after handing
1t to Its parents arrested the driver. A physician
was sent for at ouce. and on making an examina.
tion found. that besides the serious injury to his
head, one Of the bones il his right arm was bro.
ken. The case will be epquired into by the Mayor
this morning
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sKELEros FOUND Some few days since

SKELEToN FOUND Some few days since
party of young man, while hunting on the lands
of Mr.. John Il. Young. in Henrico county, found a
human skeleton, which proved to be that of a free
negro man named Carter, who was sold for Jail
fees in July last, and soon.afser lett his employer
while laboriug under an alteration of mind, and
could not be found, though diligent search was
made for him. 1t is supposed that he went to
Young woods, aud there fingered and died. When
discovered, his bones had been picked by the buz
yards, and but for certain papers in his pockets,
aided by fragments of his clothes, it would have
been impossibIe to recognise the remains
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ns.-- The hfst lot ofhogs which has reached
ryoIanparg' va, for two or three weeks past, was
1Ts.eWed on Wednesday last by the Virginia and
tssssee Railroad. The 10, consisted Of abou, COO
We article SINCE the marke OBS neds7 80 nsr owt.
eslbg still ths ruling rate ~
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E DE-. JOHN b. WALTHALL, Hom0o
pathist) offers his professional services to the ci
zens of Richmond anr It's vicinity. Office at his 70
sidencs, on Leigh str ct, tive doors from eth.
Ie el2-dly
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DEATH OF VETERAN CoMEDiAN.-Tbe death ir
New York. on Wednesday, of T. G. Wsmyss, the
comedian, has been briefly noticed He made hi.
debut at Montrose, Scotland, in 1914. but since
1522 has been playing in this country, and has
| written several plays. The Express says:
On Tuesday last Mr.. Wemyss attended regular
| meeting Of the Dramatic Fund Assvciation-o
| which he was the honored secretary-in the enjoy
| ment of perfect good health. In the evening he
| retired TO his family aud there passed the eveus
ing threading poetry to his children. Atsbout Il
| O'Clock he vas taken with violent paroxysms, and
| in four and half hours died with spopIexy, so.
| periuducsd by commissions He WAS thoroughly
| loved by the dramatic profession, and his noble
| devotion to the American Dramatic Fund Associas
zion won the esteem of & large humber Of gentle.
men not connec ted with the stage.
He compiled chronology of the American
stage, very useful work, and generally correct.
During the past seven years be has been the Ss-
cre,ary Of the American Dramatic Fund Associa~
ton to which responsible Office he WAS annually
reelected without opposition He was entirely
devoted the Interests of the association,
red in laboring for its advancement, and was dis
ting eushed for his high honor recti ude and scru.
pulous in egrity. His last official act WAS to re-
cord the proceedings of a special meeting of the
| associat which was held on Tuesday afternoon
last. He tho stage director of the perfor M
| ance at the Academy of Music on Saturday week
| being the first of the Mount Vernon fetes-a pro,
per cumiuatiou to q professional career which, Il
| not 90 brilliant some which VIC have Chro
uicied. was marked by degree of upright homes
| ty, which ia worthy of imitation by those whe
| walk in CHER places.
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/ f>O-PAHTNEKHHIP NOIlGE.-Mr. ].
~ Il. SIMPSON is admitted to an interest in Tie
Olething Business With me, from January The iat
MAN \ CO. Il II J d GOODMAN -
No 119 Main street.
Weintend closing out the present stock of winter
GOODMAN.( d GOODMAN 90.
J SIMPSON, No llS Main stI sst
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Richmond Jan. LIST, 1859.
NJ N B-Persons indebted to the late concern OF
Price Watkins, and those having clatms against
1t. will call on for settlement.
ia I-d&CW I'm a M d 4 CO
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Montgomery Guard, promises to be all that the
most devoted friends of that gallant corps could
desire. A large number of Invitations have been
accepted by the fair Of the city, good cotillon mu
sic will be on hand, and an excellent supper will
be spread for all who attend. The Guard will pre-.
serve order during the evening, and every mem.
Der will exert himself to make the entertainment
not vet secured tickets should do 80 this morning.
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RICHMOND. January j, Bso.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this al,

l. associated themselves together under the flffn
and style of JOHNSON 4 TRUNHkAkT. ~. tAa
purpose Of conducting . General Grocery, Oonmis-
sion and forwarding Business. They have taken
merly occupied By J.M Conrad. second door shove
Virginia street. -
They VIII always keep on hand the best ns,ors
ment OF Groceries, Liquors, &C., which they 11il
furnish TO the trade at the lowest prices BY strct
share Of patronage. B.J JOHNSON
.ss~ Late Of tho firm Of Dibroll 8 Johnsoa.
s4 - ~ BAT TkUEHkART.-
ia its Late Of DanviiIe Va
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PRICE ONE CENT.
D1paoxUxIoMe, &C.

4
lnH LU ITO N.-Ths conosrn ol
mutual c0nsent. - WATKINS has dispoaod a
nis interest In the stock and debts. to . n PRICE
Who has tho obligations Of the csncsrn
payment. 80 sEFa s.
The name Of the frm can b. ussd by either Fart
nsr. but only in LIQUIDATION Of IL affairs.
II PRlCp,
JB Watkins.
JY PRlUH. in.
h1com0nd. Jn1Uary Int l6fo. II l--lm
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sAsTER.
v mill for
the mouth
nplete ss-
nd for the
> TO ONE.
for PURE
cEree that
OF superior
attest care,
,1 Of LuMp
THer,1 and
IN this bu-
Y given IT,,
m This and
ILer. in its
ny Prices.
the estab-
AND EICH-
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bond Fd.,
Friends and
piete stock
IWars, now
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DIS and the
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