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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Mr.. Seward, Of Georgia, saw no salvation but in
restoring he tariff Of 1876. And 50 on TO the end


MA. Gooors will be remembered by some OF our
readers, especially by the followers Of the gallant
Clay, for the part he took both in Washington and
Richmond In pressing the claims Of General Tay-
Tor for the presidency in l848 over Mr. Clay. thus
defeating forever the life long wishes Of the great
embodiment Of Wing principles"
A controversy of considerable length in pamphlet
form was carried on between Preston. Flournoy,
Fulton, and Goggn on the one SIDE and J,o. M.
Bolts. on the other, the former advocating the
claims of Taylor and the latter those Of Clay to the
presidential nomination ut tho then approach
ing National Convention. BY the assistance Of
telegraphc dispatches from North Carolina and
Kentucky the military achievements Of the hero
Of Bnena Vista and the gallant bearing of hi, war
horse, "Od Whitley" the party Of the first pnrt
was successful, and Bolts was forced to bite the
dust
We take the above extract from an editorial ar
ticlc which we find in tho last number of the
Patriot n Democratic sheet. published at indie
pendencc Grayson Co., Va. Tho editor of that
paper may have been entirely honest in the as
scrtions here put forth, but would respect.
fully submit whether it would not have been wiser
on his part to have taken the pains to inform him
self on the subject to which he makes particular
alluson, before he made his appeal to the person
al prejudices of the admirers of Mr.. Clay SO far
from the above statement being fact just the oppo
site is true, Instead of opposing the nomination
Of Mr.. Clay, at Richmond, or Washington, or any
where else, Mr.. Goggin was, at all times and un-
Ter all circumstances, the unfaltering and stead
fast advocate Of his nomination and electon-
Mr.. Clay never numbered among his friends II
more earnest, consistent, and devoted supporter
than ha. always BEEN William IL. Goggin; and
this attempt to injurc him in :hc estimation Of
the noble old Wing guard, will be laughed to
scorn, by all who cognzant OF the facts in the
At the very Convention hold ut Richmond, to
which particular alusion is made in the extract
quoted, John NJ. Bolts and William L. Gorgin
were the acknowledged leaders of the Clay wing
of the party. They both resisted, to the last ex.
tremity, tho appointment of Delegates favorable
to Gen. Taylor and in every speech made by Mr.
q, during the sitting Of that Convention he nn-
nonncel himself the inile xible opponent of Gen.
Taylor's nomination. After Gen. Taylor received
the endor~ation of the National Wing Nominating
Convention at Philadelphia, Mr.. q. ucquescel in
that decision, and as II good Wing. gave him his
cordial support. So much for his connection with
Iaylorism
If the npologists of Rntlncr Abolitionism in
Nrginin, can trump up no more forcible charges
than this we would advise them to observe dis
Greet silence in future
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Democratic HARMONY.

The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette has the following amusing account of the
unanimify ~ that marked the late Democratic
Congressional caucus, in its action upon the tariff
question. 1t is a very fair exposition of the har
mony that prevails in the "only National party"
What precious set they are to control the desti-
MES Of the country; when, rs is patent to every
body, their chief and only concern is to propitac
the North; hang to the South, and retain the
spoils. On this occasion, says the writer above
mentioned
The "harp Of thousand strings" was never
more beautifully" played. Mr.. Phelps, of Mis-
souri,, wanted immediate action To save an extra
session, aud his remedy wns the rose-water one Of
Treasury notes. Mr.. Crawford of Georria would
not have the Tariff meddled with, but went for
"shin-plasters and retrenchment. Mr. Hatch of
New York, was waiting for more facts Mr. Dew
art Of Pennsylvania understood the tariff question
was to be ignored in caucus, and would not he
bound by the action taken if it wasn't Mr.. Reilly
Of the same State wanted the Sou,h to under
stand there were Democrats from Ptnasylrana.-
Mr.. Kunkel Of Maryland, said the tariff Of 1867
mast be increased. to raise sos .0o0,0OO Mr..
Brown Of the same State, said that could not be
done, and went for compromise. Mr.. Stephens
Of Georgia, declared that the tariff of 1857 must
he let alone. Mr.. Sicklcs of New York dodc cd the
tariff and talked for retrenchment. Mr.. Clay of
Kentucky declared himself ''two-year old Dem.
ocrat" and eompromser. Mr.. McRae of Missis
sippi, took the animal by the horns, and came out
boldly for direct tdrcs. Mr.. Boycc of South Caro-
| lima, said ditto and affirmed that the only guar
| antee Of economy was the presence ofthe yathere,
| of direct t,res. Mr.. Owen Jones wanted a change
IN the tariff because it was important Pennsylva
MIA" Mr.. Stewart of Maryland, wanted the pre-.
sent free list diminished and the tariff raised
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

SaockING MURDER AND SuIcIDE-A letter in the
New York Tribune, from Grinnell. Iowa. gives
the ac ,h OH u nv ana pnsn
Of the U. y. Army. Roane, it seems was under
the influence Of delirum tremens. and hence,
while in the Office Of railroad company with
wild expression. deliberately fred at n Mr.. Taws,
who fell dead. with a single exclamation. 20, my
Cod the ball entering bis heart lie then point
cd 10 another person in the room, who not
able II wrest the pistol from him, and who fed by
the door. and returning 10 peepin. at the window,
saw Lieut.. Roaue. the murderer, fall by ball
from liis own pistol, deliberately placed at his
tersIle. Tho murderer and suicide, said he WIS
on his way tn Washington on iurlough, aud had
letter to the President. lie was n man of larl Q
size. dark c'mp lexion. wearing dark whi.kc,s end
musiache, and Of frank and gcntlcmanly appear
nnce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
By JOHN a. LANCASTER & son, Aucr'Rs.
RTC " " o d, "a.
NInG.NIA q TENNE.AEE MAsI. .OA
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW WORK LIFE iNsUR ANCE COMPANY.

vi u L u "A 1 L M
A r meeting Of tn" LOCAL BOARD or DIRECTORS for
II the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, at tho
Capitol In the city oi Richaend he'd on TUESDAY, FEB
RUARY ls, 1880 tho follow unanlnon sly adopted:
The undersigned President aud Directors
have examined the and exhibit OF tho >rw LIfr
Insurance COMPANY for the ending the
lsis nd Icing satisfied with prosperous
daily recommend II the ot
been existence for fourteen nj has
tanned the of D. ay0l &c Invested
B' nd., and Mortgages Real Estate.
We think II most profitable AMI safe mode of
money. The profits the hnncht %
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT PER AN
NtM on The PREMIUM rAIp Beside, these investments
s",nv. that One Hundred Thnn,,nd Do,ar- shall he
tied with the STATE COMPTROLLER I" Law fl
hnnls which the c"mpan" my fail to paw.
W. invite attention to tho pec
LIFE INSURANCE, as set fnrih by this Institution.
will hr by the above statement that this Company
is IVA ilonristing condition.
INSURANCE, wonld do well To call tho Agents Of
above Company who will give them
he desired tor reference Apply either member of the u
cal BOARD.
PRESIDENT:
GEORGE WrrHE MuSfoRp Secretary Of Commonwealth Of
Fireinia)
THos II ELLIS. president James River & Kanawha Coz
THos AUGUST. ATTORNEY at Law
joins BAoBY, Farmer, King 4 Queen. va)
RIy. &. II READ. pastor United Prcs'n church,
REV JAS b. TAYLOR Corresponding Sec'y Soutl.n Baptist
W. q PAINE, (Kent Paine & Co, Merchants)
Henry X. ELLysoS (Shenf)
CHAs. w PURCELL, tBsnker)
WIN NJ. SUTTON, do.
JAMES THOMAS, Jr.. Tobacco Msnufscturer3
RoGEK A Editor of the Sstes) Washington D. G
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
p. ii. GIIMtR, NJ. D.. AND THOMAS l.. WALKER, NJ. ID.
&. w. BUTTON, Local Agent
G. + WORKMAN, Genl Ag't Attorney for Va.
Il. w. TROTTEE, Genera Agent.
OFFICE 1870 MAIS STREET, RICHMoSn. VA
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dean, to pronounce opr language "billingsgase,'
and. indeed doubt its fitness for such dscrimi-
nation. In the hands of its present editor, tho
Rep~blicon has not been remarkable. either for its
fairness or courtssy; in proof Of which, we need
only cite the evidence in our own columns to-day,
of wanton attack upon one of the most respcc-
table-and by universal consent-honorable gen
tlemeu in Virginia We would suggest to our CO.
temporary. whether he receive it kindly or not
that he mend his own ways before he assume to
he our Mentor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Ratification Meeting.

There will be grand ratification meeting in
this city, on Wednesday night Several speeches
will be made by gentlemen from distance
Come one. come all. and let the welkin ring with
cheers for Goggn Wiley, and Preston
The place of meeting will be designated to-
morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LYNCHBURG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TAB PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW


4 AN AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS on TIE LINE
o the Railroad from lyGrhour- to knoxville all OF them
having large circulation among he people Of South
Gc3- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ay,a
IN Any OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PArtUS.
CIV i.nW S,, ERh' r!G% Smr' House, Va
rREsBY 'n1 tWS IrXTiS NEWS Bristol
BLOW MIN : kNoANILI,E Tenn WIG.
NlNDitATnK. Joucsi.roulh Tenn
DEMOCRAT. Gre"ncyi,e. Tennessee
STATE SEN IlNEf.. KoScrsvilir Tennessee
ADVERTISER. Chattanooga.
a oAl:t:fn - Az Ls4asron,va
HiNniSIHI, ,AD@siyD,v.
DIN nLMn or; L.tr.,> Va
sAlEN REGlSIl. Salem. Va
Iit VISITOR, Marion. Snvthc co Va
Vagina rArKlpi ,1nicl Evidence 4 iraysonco Va
v 2hnlfSH Wire. r,rsa-'e.va.
STAR AND uEKAiD. chri.tiansburg va
W WYrnEyIiLE ,rl,p1 ,3 wythevie. Va.
GNloN DrWorR>T. rplpn, Mo1r, connty,vs.
ADVOCATE. Jcrrrsonyie, Tazew ell county Va
n nrrrnIm,x pan,ue, Va.
TIE SOUTH MIST, prarisburg Giles county Va
Kfpl'BllCAN W'n,'srr Va.
SENTINEL. ArNtn,.F3a. Va
Persons wishing thu aiipyc ralcrs " ia
fin 10 THtln INttt>l Ia call Of the
n'hhurs Ntglnan, ~ u tlk>, wher. will be
in the United States a wADDIi.i.
sewiets foreman NirGinian Office.
6..uLvER GORIETS sND CUPs.-Wc call
SILVER GOBLETS AND >itNIR GUYS. which we have
just received AIS" h,e,,- lyle OF silver Fiui, Knivcs
with Nul picker attached N't suitable tor present
hitnd tic' DDS >iI.NERlHokN Gift
tVV MENr, fresh AID IN ian" order for saehy
jan dts 'RBH & SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Mr., Goggin's Acceptance

NIVHMUND, TtN I1tII, INOU.
Hon. WILLIAM l.. q .GGIN, Bedford.
DeW SU-The State Convention convened in
this city. the 10th inst, to nominate candidates
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney
General, unanimously nominated you rs II candi-
date for the uihco of Governor.
We are charged with the pleasing duty of mott
tying yeu Of the action OF the Convention, and beg
leave Il express our earnest desire that it may be
your plea urc to accept nomination rendered by
so large number of delegates, from all parts Of
the State, with entire unanimity and great cord-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

BHifiin"r' anti" TanrkCt Feb. f7th.
BEE CA f1tflh' "ftfi1g NJ the Scales toaay reach
cd M heal OF The num- r or red. 30 h., nd
To hili'irllha aud ind" purchased Ba
NOR" butchers ~ ir'> taffnE from 81 ~ To s. 4! the
MOOT averaging - ~ GftR- some line Cattle sold
traction higher The "nonss light to-day and
market wa quite active.
SHEEP There wasa Cir suppy market day and
the demand good salt AT - per head, recording qua
ny,
HOGS -Ihc supply i, 'iY fur: nothing doing except
lots t" ety butchers sai's al 6 oa9 co per according
To size and qualify
New York Cattle unrkrt-E"b. 18th.
BEEf ings this week 300; sales at 90
Slj 81 per 100 lbs Tor interim y quality
CbNS-Ss"s at =, so, quality.
VEAL tAlN ES.-Sri"s at 5in. cents H.
SHEEP AND LAMli>.SalcS 3 75aS . Cor inferior TO
first quality
SMiNE.-Salcs at CAS- - per 100 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Mr., Goggin's Letter.

We have only time now, to refer our readers to
tho patriotic letter Of Mr.. Goggin, which il not
less remarkable for the cnndor that peryades it.
lie does not refer the people to the speech of his
friend Mr.. johnson. or any body else for his
opinions but speaks them out. with all the frank
ness characteristic Of the man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Our Position.

We have frequently stated, that in our personal
relations, we desired. completely. to ignore all
distinctions and differences growing out of politi-
cal Affiliations. In our discussions, therefore, Of
political principles and measures if we should
sometimes use Language, seemingly harsh, we de-
sign it to apply to the party with which we are at
issue. and which. by confession of its own mem
bsrs,' is "debasched and corrupt" Receiving
these statements from high quarters, as truth,
and - according fnlly with our own convictions
we have acted upon them, snd have not been-par
ticular to conceal our opinions. Still. we do not
aspaeenjss ths authority of the Lynchburg Eepab-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Indemnity Against Loss or Damage by Fire

frankj,a Fire Insurance Company Of ThHadfiphta.
Assets, Janusry LIST, 1859. s2,0G,,2. 62
C0y Ere Insurance Company Of UHYora.
Assets January LIST. 1854, $50, 23l AS
AW,mdrie Insurance Company.
Assets, July LIST, 1883, Sl97,G59 81.
UHE subscriber Agent for the above named Insurance
Companies will attend applications for insurance
fire with prompncs These Companies perfectly reliable
respect Losses adjusted liberal and equitable
terms, and paid promptly NJ W. DAVENPORT.
Office Mt the Farmers & Mcrch ants Savings BAN
f,h n, Mai, ,,,aot I vnchhur.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
NUMERICAL.
REPORT OF TIE
Iynchbsvs Tobacco mad sirRin Mprkef.
CORRECTED Ef
ALEX DER n loot,
o M M o N M e r 81 A N 8.

TuBACCO-Thc market Il Armer and bouysni, and prices
higher. We common and dark Leaf 81 ara me
dunn aud good Leaf s9a q; inferior and es sSdo
medium aHd good Iugs 8 {! At
WUEAf--Narkt firm and good guailios ia dcmid We
grofe irm. White Of -; hts 81 IS i"wrr grades
81 lud -.
fLotR-Favorabe advices rive increased tune I" tie
market We quote Snp.rhne 81. dGi Extra ebl 3ts In
New Y"rk February 10th. San,fn Flour fr"n = !"
gtcr, nni much II 81 sal fur Gc"rlr
twin 3 lUas Pete sbnfg AID Richmond cit, and S-
Gali.gb a HaAah.
coiS.-carn is IN demand at o. IL rs cents.
MEAL. al - cruts II 81.
OATS ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

Marh L. Irdb MIR J. Da,is-Drar sir such Is the great de-
luand the PAN Killer that rite You To- send
possible In addition TO what have thrrio ordered, ~
dozen bottles boS) hill
sata that give aI order the
70 ~ To the aiuornt OF the n HARRIS
IItsfHAbA, Barnlh March H. 1eJ6 Nj, = Ia, n
s-iieuts: " sorry the last bX Of Tam XII
,r .a4l ohand The expense II getting
afaaiut hing "thts" hard times hu the
a Al II -. e" send me
lii box AT liz" size s.. WORTH cnclus"
The Treasurer OF the Missionary uiou or the
.l4. RAY. l.. THOMAS,
- iy Nil mrlcn, dealers
sid b, JOHN II. SEAh. Iynchburg feb = wv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

L..
Sir= In Yourself W ho similarly
afflicted permit cite instance of the kahc
,iuae of Premium Btters. Ihad never USED them
utt recently but ~iic having been aii ted with
and lsorercd stoJuacf tor the past
tMrSe used means IN power 10 restore her
to health She under treatment u
able physicians, but relief could be had then
several certificates the rrmarkab, made by Ri
trs persuaded wife la Try them she did and IN
e TINT she began rapidly No; only her
aud dnuuicrcd stomach removed but her
raj health Is better than has been
10" using and shall always continue to use your Buffers
write hsln Justice yourself and for the benefit of
who are similarly afflicted. Your "bei'"nt servant,
i,hnond, June II, lrJ7. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE Il.
BAkflts PREMIUM HlrIFRs -Kchmond, Sept H. lr5r. II
il with willing pleasure that add testimony the virtue
Of Nkfhs PHtMiuM BiIIFks, in making permanent ct"
{" II established case OF Dyspepsia from whr have SUD
ed 50 much Tor the last twelve months Also vile Is using
with great success after suffering for many FROM d.,
Initiation and disordorcd stomach As as need
Tia" use"t them incrd Of their valuable quantities
confidently recommend them the afflicted J. ADAMS.
Fer sale by al the druggists lynchburg and by all tar
principal Druggists the city Of Richmond ,Isew here
Virginia also of Mcss thas Stott Co, WasnEiou city.
u & L. II Stablcr 4 Co Baltimore Md u. b. Miller Gov.
inst"n. Ky aud Barnes y Park. y Y.
Orders hllcd 10y addressing +. BAKER Proprietor.
oct "1-ts Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

rather Than hl yIcd 10 this
hal The nipple and gathered lIuas that
danger e lite OF the oipr well AZ the parent speed
Jig iapeld by the immediate oi tins powerful detergent
remedy sold at the mandatory, No 70 Maiden Lane New
Nott, aud b, all Druggist, 2ae 6c ami 81 per pot.
f. j
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
TIMELY, TARDY & WILLIAMS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


RE receiving the largest and best assorted stock II
a GROCERIES, they have had the pleasure Of offering
e. the trade. and respectfully ask examna of Their stock
by their friends aud purchasers generally 1hc stock
slsts in part of
id i,s Ri" and aguira Caec, part Of 1t prime quality;
300 la and pockets Government Java Cotfec;
20 IL and quarter bales Mocha Coffee;
100 Lids New Orleans
100 packages Loaf Crushed Powdered e. and e SUI
IHrsi
100 ibis primo New Orleans MolssScs;
a hhls Golden Syrup:
"'hn heeS old Dominion Nails, all sizes;
.thh boxes and half boxes Adamantinc Candies;
leo bids Tanners Oh
~ Ibis pure Cod Liver Tanners Oil
~ itfrr'S prime Rice:
"ud Grind tones.
20 boxes Glccn aud Black Yea, very fine;
luth sii,s Sole lie ,ther
: tons B-t"red Srcl
Nh duYru cedar aud Painted Pals:
500 b, Glass by 10 and 10 by II, French and Ameri
loo Ibis Cider Vinegar:
tlU sid, y, IT, Leather:
20n kegs sup Carh. soda
Br"rs; Cannburck Irvine; Letter Cap AM Wrarl ing Pa
per; u acking Shuc Thread Soaps Shc'; Ginger; Pep
pr, Alum; t"pp'as lnds"; Madi'r; A., &c. 80.
BWc hts the sale of OZnahureS md { 'tuI
YARNS # The Howard Factory irb u diwnt
EsKExlI 4. ARDEN q IDS, Of MI kind, iusi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21

VDAkls FA~HIONs F0g JANUARY. $50
The lie Bon Ton and Month yparr Of Fash,on for jan
uary hand and for sale by tb single copy or weary MI
Scilp'nn oah anu examine IL IL. c. VICTOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-21
Candidates for City Sergeant.
Candidates for Clcrkshir

De- | am candidate for reelection
Ccfkabp II the Court OF Hastings. for this city.
ian dt,inin JAMES Re
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"A signed intend ny to change his residence and bnsi
hes', offers for sale the FARM which lac sides CON ~
tuning 2sU Acres. II Is situated tle l. urlhrr & IN
Buffalo Springs Turnpike ~iLia L. niles nf Iynehbrrr All
miles 81 Bethel Depot More thanhaf is IN Timber. ana
offers inducements to those ho wish 1obacco
engage in the wood business
Address SAT- Creek, Amherst, Va.
feb II d!aw &cforIm VIM ROBIN TEppv
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II SALE AT TIE OLD UOM.NInN NIRSEKJES
fNtliEl RIG NA-A would resp, emily the stier
t u tut ''r"w'rN, TO onf press nj large and
stock at FRUIT TREES Of all classes and ysrie.s-E n
Ape Staud Il ani Dwarf Pear standard ana Dwarf IL.
Cherry Standard aii Dwarf &c.Sr
lso. a general assortment OF ORNAMENTAL, TnEFS
Shade and Slrbbiy All Of which of.r OH rea
runs Catalogues sent gratis 10 applicants. Address
Mli.LEK, FLANK a. co
len 10 dfo1&cIm Lbur, ",
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shortest notice and In the neatest manner. u,a. 3
Our MATERIAL Is ALL NEW, and was selected bS
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our stock OF Papers are purchased direct Of the
manufacturers, and have awaited ourselves Of
everything that tends towards enabling us to do
We hare the largest Steam Press in Isdiana-one Of
Hoes MAMMOTH CYLINDERS, which prints 1000 i'm
prcssions per hour, and does IL well.
Press, one OF which took the Silver Medal at the
Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati, and is conceded
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ing CARDS, CIRCULARS, Bill HEADS and BLANKS d
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Done promptly ard in style warranted TO give
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We have choice Card and Paper Cutter, by which
We can turn out our Jobs ''ship shape aud ready
usc, OohhPoiiiuB pcibou ScttiHs eho
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Will find the Journal Office to lie the best place in
the city to get Posters, Programmes and Tickets.
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
| Wanting Pamphlets, Books, Programmes, Tickets,
Circulars, or whatever else they may need, should
not order until they have called and examined the
Journal Company's specimens and prices.
BS- Remember the place-Locrr STREET, be
/ tween FIRST and WATER. -6A does
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name in part: sxles, springs made of the b,
steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds Of lesths
cloths, Innings for carriages, varnishes, castings
all kinds, saddle trees, English bride feathers, hi
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