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BOOTH, TIE TR.4GEDLzA.

In the early and palny days ofhiS theatrical
career, Booth and several friends bad been IN
viied iodine wilb al old gentlman in Baltimore.
Of distinguished kindness, ur5an;ty and piety.
The.host, though djsapproving'o OF theatres, and
thea,re-19Iug, bad heard 50 much Of Booths re-
marka5e powers, tha, curiosity TO see the man
had overcome all Scrupies and Prejudlces.
AFTER the entertainment was over, lamps igdted,
and the company reseated in the dgawing-room
some one requested Booth, as particular favor,
and one which all present would, doubtless,
appreciate, 10 read aloud the Lords Payer.
Booth expressed his Willingness, and atI eyes
we're Mrned exoeclan,iy upon him. Booth rose
slowly aud reverntly from his chair. ItSwas
wonderful to Watca the emotion that conVulsed
his couatenauce. He became deadly pale, and
his eyes, turning iremblngly upwards, wet
with tears. As vet he had not spoken. The ST.
fence could BE- telt. Il had become absolutely
painful, until at last the spell was broken, as il
by an electric shock. Ia his rich toned voice,
from white lips, he syilabied forth, Our
Father, which art in Heaven etc, with a
pathos and soiemni,y tbat thrilled alt hearts.
He finished. The silence coutinDAd. Not voice
was heard OF muscle moved in tbis rapt aud:ence
dned 500 was heard, and the ole gentleman,
lthelr host) stepped forward with streaming eyes
and tottering frame, and seized Booth by the
hand. "Sir," said he, in broken accents, . YOU
afford me pleasure for which my whole future
vii feel grateful. am an Old man, and every
day from rny boyhood 10 the present time, !
thought had repeated the Lords Prayer, but
I have never heard it before, neysr."
i" You are right" replied Booth. "fo
Rad, that pager as II sa02ld te ryad has,
caused M the severest study and labor for
thirty years, aud an yet lar from beng sat
lsGrd with my rendering of that wonderful pro-
duction. Hardly one person n ten thousand
comprghends how much beauty, tenderness, and
grandeur can be condensed IN space 50 small,
and IN words 50 simple. That prayer i;self l.
lustrates the truth ofthp Bible, and stamps upon
it the seal Qfdieinty."
$50 great was the effect thus produced, says
our Informant, who was'present, ''that,cOnversa-
lion was sustained bot short time longer IN
subdupd monosy syllabirssand almost Ceased; and
saon after, at an early hour, the company broke
and returned 10 their several homes, with
thoughtful faces and foil beafls.''
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ByRLsyG, THE NEW YORK Dgs.


The Boston Posts account OF this man gives
bat faint picture Of him. will give you
Ore from real life.
Ten years ago | vas seated IN my Office at
20. l. Wall street, busiiy driving the quill,
when beard a quiet step behind and then
mid voice lnqnirlng Ii had the transcript OF
q ee!ftainl agalast oae j. Y. o., ile
protector OF the great Fss-stfe-wan-Wah-"an
Company ioT s5i''a5 lHdian msa'c'ne' /
I,orso up an' 81" q man "'loss .~,s'sI i'o.
@el 'sisu arms "eIt q't .l'..',Ia, ~ ,,'V'0U'
u ""ose m1,''s o. 05'.l,- N"e" not1'.5 >,
7t,'',G, '''t .'''.lt
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c'itc' il ioF ,"r Sse0.io.
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am d''' nU'''''a' ''.7 ''''i a''r' g" c
lou 'aWyeF' ana "o' ""o" NE '2'i'' ,.l'
are &o'a l'r "o1',i.i@ el''l2'ao's3 -, go -
h'''iuI FAt1o''''I, a.. a- - ,t o''.: @
5''o 10, "o'"e'S' H''' us cue "s'''''
hete'S the otd'f io' Il il Ha@e 'ae 'hoaPy
o~s Oh .lia1'
l s"iVe'eo around my c1a,F ana sIar'eo 80, a.
Inc man: ''Aha Wili -" y 50 80 la,,
bo''hs' 4S"Su' 'aS - 'e'' ~ "a = w.
t2'ea' pan iot SU',sNsJ''5 ms ,,.,,,
oh7 !af Squeezing o.'od o'. q ,0'n'p pS' a''1
casa oal oi tae i.es'"eNt o. '"e ; 5''s- '''-
wan company
chow do i, You mean. why "0n EN-
Al their houses dun EN- N the street, Gn4
'em a. the tbsa're, G"n EN- N chufca' 1
catch EN- early 10 taH m'To'ns ahd suck 70
'eltl all dag toiio" 'rm up wherever thfy s. :
20 to meals aad eat "!,a EN- 60 % oFa "''A
'em: give EN- no peace night or day, Saaday
nor week day, stick 10 them i'Se death TO dead
Niger. \ E3ao owes debt, he wont pay IT.
| follow hlm uP all Tue week 50 ne cant 90
any business, nor 60 10 sea ms SWeetAeaFi' nor
walk in Broadway, nor eat with any appetite,
nor sleep without dreaming. I'm after nm
with the devil TO help run h'm down. All
tins won't do ! Very well. when ne goes
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TIE BRITISH .7BOLTTI9.NTSTS O.NL
MITE .lIR. SER.4RD FOR THE
PRES[DENCY.


we publish below a remarkable article from
tde London DAILY .Ne,gs, the organ OF the
Exeter Hall Aboliiioniss, and the faithful
ehronicler ofthe proceedings of anti-slavery tea
parties in the provincial towns Of England in
which Mr.. William II. Seward is formally
nominated BY he Aforesaid British aboitioniss,
as their candidate for toe next presidency oflbe
United States. The .Negs makes no conceal
ment Of The causes 10 which the New York
senator is to attribute this distinction. lie 'has
afforded every possible evidence in his own
country''of his absolute ard hearty condemnation
OF the institutions OF the South, which are an
compatible with the liberties Of the Republic
al large, and which threaten lis existence =
aud, therefore, he is entitled 10 The sympathy
and support ofthe British aboli!ionists ia the
objects to which he is pledged"
As the .Nftcs does not furnish s'the evidence"
to which it aIludes in such audatory language,
we take leave to supply the omission by copy
ing the following extract from Mr.. Stewards
famous speech at Rochester, N. T., in the
month OF October, 1858:
sour system Of government is "a war OF
aDtagonistc systems,' conaict between slave
labor and free labor and 'it is mistake to
think The collision accidental, unnecessary,
OF Interested ianaticaI agiaors.' Ill IS an
irrepressi5le cop1ict between opposing aud en-
during iorces, and # means That the Unled
States must and will, sooner or later, become
either entirely sIagehoidlng nation or entirely
tree LABOR nation. Either the cotton and
rice fields Of South Carolina and the sugar
plantations OF louisiana will ultimately be
settled by free labor, and Charleston and Aew
Orleans become roarts for legitimate merchan-
disc, or the rye and wheat fields Of Massachu-
settss and New York must again be surrendered
BY their farmers 10 Save culture and to the
production Of slaves, and Boston and New
York become once more markets FOR trade IN
the bodies and souls Of men,"
There is such an evident affinity between
the above sentiments aud chose expressed in
the yNs,gs, that we are convinced the editor
Of that paper could not have written as he did
without personal understanding with and BY
the consent OF the New York senator and we
therefore hold and hope the American people
will hold Mr.. Seward responsible for that
article
No American who has a single spark Of
patriotism can read the article without feelings
of indignation at its arrogant interference in
American affairs, aud the manifest concord that
it nanrfests as existing between the abolition
isis ofthis country and those Of Great Britain
to brine about a severance ofthe Union for the
profit of British capitalists. Mr.. Seward has
certainly sold himself 10 this infamous combina-
ton. Until now we were at loss to explain
| Mr.. Seward's sudden visit to England. It is
apparent and we may confidently expect the
free use Of British gold in tie next presiden-
,ial election ior the purpose Of comprising the
vilIanous purpose which he and the British
abolitionists have IN view.
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~ Some one was telling an lrishman that
somebody had ealen ten saueeFs of ICE cream !;
whereupon Pat shook his head. $50 you don't
believe it 2" 81 behave in the crane, but no,
IN the saucers."
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TEE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS PuBLIsHEE EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
EsK Es. z. EaEYERS,

{ the following terms, 10 wit:
81 so per annum, CASH, in advance. -
$500 g If paid within the year.
$3.50 g if not paid within the year.
1C-No subscription taken for less lban SIX nonths.
No paper discontinued until ali arrearages are
paid, unless at the option Of the publishers X has
seen decided By the United States Courts, that the
stoPpage Of newspaper without the payment Of ar
reaTages, is primo aeis evidence OF fraud and is a
criminal offence.
Gg-The courts have decided that parsons are ac-
conntabe for the subscription price OF Hews?aPeTs,
if they take them from The post oaice, whether they
subscribe for them, not.
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pdebts. I vent to him WITH horse-pistol in
leach hand and DR.. C.'s 5lil 10 nv teeth, and
made him pay up.. What did DR.. G. offer ne
for getting his sixty dollars l-he offered me
one dollar. wont take if, says /. Get ont Of
nav Office, or I'll kicl, you out says be, and be
kick ed me out Of bis door and down the steps
into Broadway. L goes across to the -
hote and hires great Armchair on; of the
bar-roorn, and takes il across the street, aud
plants il on the curbslone right opposite Dr.. C.'s
door, and | lays the bill ! had made out or a
full sheet OF fooISoap across my knees, hanging
down so everybody that went BY could read in
large black sanded letters
DocToR c.
To J. BupLlvc, Dr.
For collecting of Richard Roe -
Commission $4,000
And all the crowd Kept stopping TO read, 50
that there was al the while two or three hgh-
dfed people STA nding on the Doctors pavement
and reading first my bill aud fben bis sign,
and masking taeir Jokes. had hired the chair
for the whole afternoon, but he hadn't stood
this more than fifteen minutes before be CONES
10 the door, aad says, come here, you rascal,
and | went 10 and took thirty dollars Of his
money, and left the bill receip.sd."
"Bat mg friend, don't your imPudent ways
often get yon into some scrapes are you not
afraid some one Will some day break your head!''
s3rsak whose head :" he thundered didn't
Col. 5. OF New O-leans. man that's killed sew
en men in duels, when went 10 dun him at The
Astor Honse-diq1't he grab me bgmv breeches,
and nold me out The fifth story wIndow, and
hub, nLo 4t, Il
shall let YOU fall and break your neck or the
stones or take you in aad kick YOU down stars?
'#eH,' said I, anxious!y, ''what did yon do +!
then z"
"Fiat did do / said pax me that money !
and didn't he poll me in aaa pay me every
centf''
The intensity Of his manner, as he thus re- /
lated hl5exploils, cannot be rendered on paper
especially when be exclaimed with closed teeth .
aud the fingers OF bis round hand clenchsd-"
pay ne tbli moneg."
He look the transcript, and limped out. In
another day the hapless debtor, and over-maich t
for all the regular thDnb- screws oftbe law,
came in TO beg piteously [ wo'd call Of the |
bloodhound I told him il was the creditors |
affair, not nine. Next day net Bu,iing a,
the corner Of Cortland street, looking mild and
happy, and asked him how he succeeded. 81
haven't got i vet" was the reply. '.He hasn't
found "a, ouT. bot he has jnst paid NJ i've
dollars ;o let him dine at the hotel down there,
without ny company. We've taken ali our
meals together for the last two days, and he
began to tnd his appetite fail
Whether The FIVE dollars was credited on the
judgment, or pocketed as personal perqosile, /
I never knew.
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EE DoEsN'T TAKE A PAPEG,-
The man that dnth no paper take,
Grudging eight shlllings once a year,,
Will never a good husband make,
Because bis wife can pever know what is go
ing on 10 the world, and his children viii very
ignorant appear.
The last line is rather long for good jingle.
but the mural is Sa5itme.
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Joe and Bill Benton went to New. Or
leans with fai-boat Of corn. jos wrote TO his
father thus
.Nu Orleans, Gune 5-Deer Dad markets is
dui! corr ismghty 10 and Bills dead.
: Your affectionste sun,
J. B.o
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Original.
For the Gazette.l
WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.

But few the hours, the deerng hours,
That have spent with thee
Yet grateful memory oft recalls
Those hours of ninth and giee,!
One simple boon ask of thee,
If nought else thou wilt give;
IT'S that kindly thought OF me,
May in thy memory lives
That when you shall open the lids Of his
token,
And look on the verses you told ne to write,
You will think Of word or phrase have
spoken,
ANA fail to condemn what I've traced here
tonight.
Cotp-spRlan, Sept. 8tb, 1859.
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TE7HH HAMNONT0N FARMER-A new
paper devoted TO Literature and Agricui
,pre also settine fo,t tn accouns Of the sets
ternert oF tlan,u,onton in New Jersey, be sub
scribe for at only IS cents per annurn.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount. address
TO the Editor OF the Farmer, Hammonton, P. 0. At
an,lc Co., New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
Of the best quality in Of the heatnlest ahd most
delirbtful clinates in the Union and where crops
are never cut down by frosts the terrible scourge
Of the north, see advertisement of Hammonton
Lands.
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Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
RsAENSDTRG, Ea.

FACULTY.
+. 7. OSBORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof Of Lam
poarss and Philosophy.
Wn,. 6. Smith. Prof. Of Mathematics.
Jas, Fl. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. B. z. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral Phioso-
VIM. 4. Sterhens, Prof. Of English Grammar &c.
Dr. ]. Hughes, Lecturer on anatomy &c.
srs. Z. v. Osborne, PreceFtress, Teacher Q! Draw
ing French, Bo'auy &c.
&. F. Dfott, Prot. OF Instrumental Music.
Flce of Tuition for term Of / weeks.
Common English Branches So p
Higher Branches, including common, each so
Latin and Greek, each %
German and French, each 80
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations 90
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 90
Colored crayon, and water coloFs, each 90
Oil painting W
HAIR and wax flowers, each Nv
Peilis work W
Frbroidsrv so
Piano music, with use Of instrument 10 o0
Board 81 rs per week including room rent, fuel
furniture Sc This is of The best, and cheapest
institutions in the country. The whole expense PEI
term need not be more than twenty-five dollars
Second Quarter of summer session commences
August /, 1859.
Teachers will be instructed free Of charge in tbs
Normal Department.
E.J. OSBORNE, a. B.
Rainsburg, Bedford CO., April 22, 1859.
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GA man named Oats was up recently for
beating his wife and children. On being SEN
fenced to Imprisonment, the brute'renarked that
Il was verv hard man was not allowed to
thrash his own cats.
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SEK AGRlCULTURaL sETTLEMEsT.

TOALL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN a DELIGHTFUL
AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
EAST OF. PHILADELPHIA, ON TIE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15
TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
wolfss Genuine Cosnac Brandy,
Welfs's Genuine Pert Wine,
Wolfes Genuine Madeira Wine,
Wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine,

am nov supplying the trade with pure cosuse brandy
% both for medical and private
has crowned ssorts place pure 0ln within
under Ae name Of Aromatic ssdam sehnspp drive
the country. led leading uss spo,heess medical
men, for past solicit pursue
In regard 10 the article Of brandy should compiled
these from all
BY the fact that owing the sxhorbant prices Brandy
France the grape crop
years. there chance Of being import
Brandy, bottle and sell pees Fortunately for
the previous year land the proc
Pee for th vas abundant, and pees Of brandy
he standard OF ten
per cent lover and have four
Brandy exporters In France highest repuie regular.
" receiving eonsgnmen ofthe coEnae Brandy which
bottng and selling wofes Genuine Cognac Brandy
Aniee with labels and certificates Brandy
BY the pure, unadulteraied article be found
when used medicine beverage, cordial heaAfui
nvieoraiins IL has been universal complaint
bottle unnxed French Brandy obtain
and the purchaser nine times In deceiy
ufaeured initiation ofan descriptions spr Brandy
from lie high price, has been the article mixers
s have turned their attention millions gallons
soaled French Brandy have annually through
the land and have been the primary MURDERS sud
euelties and crimes andhave early grave
from deldum tremen mania potu
names unknown, until unpncpd began maddsnng
compounds and sell II n the pure Brandy
The virtues Of the French Brandy by
They known medicine or mild smu.
iAni ~ the French nation poetealy Vie
the water he But this applies only pure
teaied Manufactured with the fearful Ingredients make
good Imitation, becomes death drink thou
sands Of our race To remedy fearful evil have
Importing Brandy, boting selling "woifes Genuine
cognae brandy" daily receiving drugg
and apohecaries In all of the Unon
purposes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15

SToCKs FOR sALR-we b.v. for ,.ie--
- $1,000 Va. state Bonds
300 Richmond City Bonds
o,UV Va Central X r., I'd bonds
1900 Va Tenn. Il u. mort bond.
h.Vv Riehmondk York River r.. R. s per cen, hon a
o,hS Orange Alex. II. Il. per cent bonds
noto-1w JNo Ia%c.s1cp Sos,
NOTICE. hereby appont wm H. Mitchell nv tru. and
awful agent Tor and the bu,nrs
OF Restaurant and Saloon Seventh Broad and
oae In the city Of hehmond cash oniy
noio-e'- EDWARD A. MITCHELL.
UNTkRESTING AND VALUABLE BOOKS n
Il NORRIS Bookstore, ~ Main street -
THk Precious Things Of God By Octay wison m m
sERMONs BY The Rev. H. GrAttan Guin--x
An Exposition of The Second Episle The Contans Nv
Charles Hoge, ID. D. - ~
THE Hart And The Water Brook Of the
rtyseeond psalm by Rev. john n. Mae.iuf ~
ThE Missing Link; Bible Home, Of IN. Lam
don Poor. ~ "'' W '' b~"'
LiLILE Willie and Unics; as,ory for Girls
TIE Firsi and Last Journey.
THE Three wakings with Iiy nd Rours
try Life " ""e''eAn Ssun-
HOUND the Fire. SIX Stories and Old Ginger Bread
Vol. I'd, ready - ''S' - H''e- "1Ae'
Loss and Gain or, Margareis Home. Alice D. Haven
ThE History OF the Four Georges
Incidents Of their Lives O.
MANY Little Makes Mekle Translated from ,he
- ~N ''''" VIC oe'-
HOLLY and MletOe Translated from the German Of
Ro.aie Koch. ~ N'e "''"A" W
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON

u
Of mi: eelssraed Intuton. os The mos, esr.
's's sas'ia1 Dissss sSsss in the World '
.o1, Ssa;sea. d.s. w..sn.:. q Il. Back
S q ss,n ss,sS; err" =. &ds..s & Ds.. o. q. Head
as .sa Ss %iss The .. Ss.s,. habit: .S
s i9 ss5 . s
marriage Ae, Impossible. go, -. ''''''
especially. Who A.r. s.eoUs .s. ny ,su. =,
.g r.ps ., habit Which .nnu.y
S s.ee Who might otherwise have
n"as"" may CAL with hsii eoSadenes
Married p.r.oo.. o, Yo.n. MAssIAon ssa asns,.,.,,.
.honls % wsanne orEanie Debility Deformitss Ac,
fec, health '' 0' restored 70 per-
ouy eonnde 10 his honor ~ ssie 2, Dr. yonnss may rs
upon hs 'kin a. phSS.sei.n,; SSad,
innedi..ey cured and full visOr restored
s,.s ,d become 's victim. npsopsI
sy ho. Ssy . ., the q
s:.y ,s p: Sssssss so.
s y..sn seeon.s ssr.ns.d the physical power
disr.,ion us.nr of ihs o. the heart In
aGo Dr. 20 JOHNSTON tn. o.,, r-.,,,, p.,.,.,.,
Prr.,e Complaints; HI. remedies and entirely
2, EsIop. and hs nj. country viz Ens.aa TraSss n.
most surgical operations sueent
sy, ,, should .suD s 'hns Who ouy
enssI heeAn sna sppy 70 ninn-
80 - In srfkEi len hand sde going
- n =. ...s..,.r ssssn ooos rom 'he corner
Vii rpi,,ste The n.s. e name ana NUMBER or you
dos Sori'k-o''s's the name on the door and win
- SoA- "NID' yn yn,N ~ SnAheE IN TRoh ONE TO
w DAis
W. ANAeeAh nj "a SSzUeS DhC0 USkD!
u.uh.. =, a. p..., n. pA !vnNsros,
nna ~ az NE ne London graduate rom
Of 1fs Seen % s u ute and the
rnos .hins - hAs esseed some OF the
,5n... ~ ~ ma Nes ever shoun Many troubled with
~ ~ sna eau shes asleep great n.rvousnes be
-, aa - anu oashiainess, WIN derangsment
" -' - a Trpr.yS n,s,.,,
plstAse
has ,.t az, u noAry OF pleasure nnds he
a., s o ts painful disease too omen happens
70 from education and respeetAbity,
1ns oenend hn delaying TIL the constitutional symptoms
,hros, d,s.s.d - sseh as liberated sore
-. ~ -, Psihs IN me head and limbs dim
On a. b.s 60 an ~ sln ZONES and arun, botehes
~ IN =, a., ~. ~ h WIN IghaI rapid.
sns ,bs ri ~ ~ ~, I OF 'he oones ot me nose fall
y, ms aNIuI us.1e becomes horrd object Of
' aeAih pois period 10 his dreAdfa surerngs. by
III, r.I.nrs1 ron S .nsnee no traveller re,un.
o.hg 70 tne unknulness OF ignorant presnders,
,,,, "a va, areadia poison mercury, ruin the eonsti
o "a. d. -s M. an uniney grave,
" TaEr n, ps p3 tcy., ~ IN ,er s xose
Dr. J. addresses ali those who h.se ,n,S NG,ISt
Tbe.s A.. -Ps1pe, .o,s :, ,he N ,
eary h.hI. m youih VI, W., enseu Prodneed by
In the Head Dne., on ,irA, -. :, Si sna inos PAN
Oft rover rhptaaon
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THE CONTRAST,

THE CONTRAST!
While eongstuang those who have good
BORN BEAUTIFUL,
would remind those whose hair OF odous
srIled by sickness time that by usn cHrADoRos
Hair Dye they far the ha concerned
be
MADE BEAUTIFUL
The Dye has been analysed and certified pure
iess by Dr. Chiffon the distinguished chemist
States Sold everywhere and applied by all hair
IApoRo. Astor House. New York ncol-hLu1n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15

II OCksMITHING, RELL HANGING, SILVER
~ PLATING Ac-The suhsber has just returned
Northern cities where he has laid
the best quality used IN Locksming, Hanging
Ing, aud invites public business. He has EN-
ployed the be had
order eyer Mind Of Lock 10 hang Bell. In the
DO silver Plating In style not be
ment In this country. All his work warranted or no sale
AMER experience Of years In this city an ae
1usnianee With The best Lock makers In this
himself that he give stsecton both and
prices and therefore socis orders country
will meet Wh prompt attention
Persons wishing 70 have Locks made repaired hung
style, Silver Plating executed In
vitei 10 at HE establishment Oth street three doo
ouh Of Main, where they will be attended shortest
Nee.
orders from distance through once will he i'm
medaey he and Bell hanging any part the country
al city prices. ~
Address wM W. sSElD
HverP1sier, Jocksmith and Bel Hanger,
oels-dSm 10th Street, Richmond, VS..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15

Reliable orders from the Trade by or Teegraps hed,
application 10 AUsTENs Agents
~ Pearl Street New York.
Kerosene also 70 Ne obtained the Msnuetuers' Prices
a the New YORK Wholesale druggists
bn,ning Ilull Manufacturer and Dealers In Lamps.
H-krroscn@ II the trade OIL
All persons caution using the said
v oils oet-g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15

CU.E FOR CHAPPFD sKIN.-The And.Iu.I.n
Balm one OF The most encseiou
Known Tor preventing and curing chapped ps
application. $50 ' -''' '''' s''e'
Prepared and sold by MEADE a aAKeR
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15
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u Il OSENE OIL!
Great Reduction in Price!i
NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER.
TLHE NEW YORK KBROsENR OIL co., Us.
u abshed s5iD announce that, having made
rnHh 10 the manufacture Of Kerosene they
oner Tito the trade At 4 Hcdur cd Price.
The attention ~ consumers
Ell tsb the result % phoomctficaf sion by Edd n
Kent, OF New York. Chemist, nd 1ss9