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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14
Indiana Democratic Stntn conu,nt;on

lNDIANAPoLIs, Jan. l3.-At the Democratic
Sfate Convention which met here to ,inv. rcsolu-
tons were adopted that the Democracy If indiana,
will support the nominee of the Charleston Con-
,ention, but the delegates were Instructed 80
cast the vote Of the State. as a unit, for Douglas
Delegates were elected.
The Hon. Thos. a. Hendricks, at present Com
missioner Of the General Land Office. was nomi
mated for Governor,by exclamation amid much en-
thusiasm.
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: LATEST NEWS n TELEGRAPH.
EEisssArHkp sE--Lr ros rns .'Lvxcmarro vserx,A
Congress.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.-The SENATE was not
in session to-day.
liousE.-The proceedings in the House were
generally unimportant.
Mr. Pennington. of New Jersey. proposed tho
adoption OF the plurality rule. when points Of
order were raised md discussed.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Relief for tho Jews in Morocco.

NV York. January ia Ship will leave this
city for Gibraltar with relief for the suffering
Jews in Morocco. The vessel is commanded by
Captain Muses., oil Charleston, South Carolina.
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THROUGH TO LYNCHBURG-RAILRoAD CHANGES.
The Alexandriu and Lynchburg connection
BY railroad, will be made on Saturday next, The
want Of bridge over Tye river. which for some
time past has been the only obstacle in the way.
iemedied yesterday, and on Saturday a trial
trip over the entire route will he run. The bridge
over James river. which occupies the same rela-
ton to Lynchburg as the Po'en,ac river docs t,
this city not finished but there is excel
lent county bridge already built, it will be made
hr some months ~ serve for the transfer of lac
mails, baggage and passengers Of III" roai. For
this rurpose. Mr, Hugh Latham, Of this city. will
transfer to Lynchburs the entire stock of coaches,
horses, &C., which have recently hcen used in car
wing the p lssengers Of the Alexandria and Wash
inston Railroad the Long Bridge to the
Washington Depot. The distance between the
Alexandria and Lynchburg and Virginia and Ten
lessee Railroads. which is to g travelled hy Mr..
Lahan,'s line ofomnihusses, is about mile and a
quarter
Tie new road will lie put into COMPLETE opera
t"n. an the passengers and mails carried
ihr"ngh for tho first time Sunday next, 18th
instant. Upon the opening of the road to Lynch
burg, the Ferry route via the steamer George Page
will be abandoned by the Railroad Company and
the connection between this city and Washington,
as we announced some days since, made by way
1T the Alexandria and Washington Railroad. The
zach service iC connection with that railroad
which has heretofore been filled by Lstham's line
Will thereafter be transferred to the line owned by
Mr.. VIM. Whnlev.
The Railroad bridge over james river il ex
n'ive work, requiring heavy arches, built across
The bed Of the river bp means of Golfer Dams
The state of the weather has much impeded this
work, and some time must elapse before its COM
pe'"n. Mr.. Latham's contract for the Transport
ta'n Of the baggage. mails, &C., Of the company,
will continue for three months at least and it may
he Tor longer time.-Ahr. Gazette.
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Fifty Farms for Sale,

Fifty Farms for Sale.
HAVE above number of FARMS for sale, located J.,
different parts State Persons wishing to huy will
please call and examine my oi-ter Office, NJ" II Bridge ST.
nov Acts l. WILKES. General Land Agent
l,ALE CARBON OIL, free from oder when Turning and
dos ia dts sTABI.EE Il JONES.
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From Havana.

CnAELrsroS, January l3.-The steamer Isabel,
with Havana dates to tn. 10Th. has arrived New
Sugar WINS arriving freely, but no sale> Arrivals
Of Moasses were light.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14

REMEMBER THE Poor REMEMBER THE Poor !
On Monday last the Indies If the "Lynchhurg
Dorcas Society" held their semi.unuual distrlbu-
ton in Court Street Church. and distributed scye
raj hundred yards of winter clothing, together
with hats and shoes to large, number of poor lit
tie ragged, halt ciai, Aaf shod boys and girls
The Managers Of that ancient association would
here gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of several
acceptable donations. just in time to aid them in
the work-six pairs of shoes from Reverend
friend, ana S., through him, from II gentleman
who remembered the Poor" and $40 through
lady Manager. from one of our young physicians.
In behalf of the hearts they have made glad, and
the faces they have made bright, the managers re-
turn their thanks. Such instances of lea
vcnborn charity, are refre ching to every beneyo-
lent heart.
Reader! hast thou Remembered the Poor
during the late bitter cold weather? If not Ego
thou and DO likewise" and sweet shall be thy re-
ward" CHARITY.
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Relief for the Lawrence Sufferers

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The Corn Exchange
Of this city this morning donated five hundred
dollars for the relief of the Lawrcnce sufferers.
This is the first movement in that direction in this
CITY.
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MARRIED.

= On Thursday, 18th Dec. Ivy the Rev. A. G.
Brown. Mr. JAMES Is. STEWART, of this city, to
'i'>s KATE NJ. daughter Of Cha les b. Gwatkin,
Bedford county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.

FNNhE CONCERN Of rINsLEi. TARDY Il WILLIAMS IL
n iis day dissolved by mutual The the
nrm Will I've b, either partner In winding up the husness
oi The nrni II. I. flSsLEY,
:. L. fARDY,
RICHMOND, January ID $50. JAS. L. WILLIAMS.
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Death of a Catholic PRIEST

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l3.-rhe Rev. James nv.
der, an eminent Catholic Priest, and formerly
President of Georgetown ID. G. College, died
here last night
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ST AUN TO N
WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE

GEORGE M. FUCKER.
HAVING received supply Of Staunon White Fannela he
- hesTes his customers have heretofore used with SO
"1v lIlts - G. NJ. l..
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Sewing Machines


AIDES wishing, Machine ~ do
i 4 A A womb " uIl
Ire BARTHpIFs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Prcc
ga, $50 and -, The oowin certificate is from well
known Tailor III this county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction th, Machine:
IrlSsuir, Campbell county, Va June 18Th, 1850
Mr. WY L. PtGE:l am well pleased with Bnriholr's Sew
Machine, and would not exchange II for have
hul difficulty operating with il any Kind cloth,
ilclcsl Cashmere Ia the finest Linen We made
several pair "I coarse Tow Linen pants for have
and operated six different kinds of Sewing
Machines hui Bahofs and Singers only Machines
that would recommend person 10 buy They the only
Machines thai make Tdl0r's Titch consider arthofs
cheapest machine II simple In construction, easy
10 understand. and likely get Of order Almost
every person Barhofs operate Singers
linl worked last year, give Bnrthol's the prcnntc.
Respectfully Yours. CARoLtS e.. TERRY.
PS find no difficulty in getting my wife to work Bar
iols Machine. The, that something great ought TO be
that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock stitch june l6-dfis e. q. r.
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NDIICl.'

M have this day associated with the commission bu-
w siness Mr. CnAs H. TyRgE, and the viii be
under the st.le and firm Of TlEEE X CO.
Jan. 3, 1850. j. II. 4 SAM'L. TN ZEE.
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ArPoINTxEyr.-We learn, saws the Petersburg
Press. tina, Hugh Nelson, Esq, has been appoint
81 Treasurer of the South Side Railroad A bet
81 selection could not lie made as al who know
Mr. Nelson's thorough integrity and business
II iaIii .ations will ate ,t.-Press.
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NEW CONCERN.

JNo. H. TYREE, SAM'I~ TYREE, CHAs. H. TYEEE,
rNDER srLE
T Y r E z 81 CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lynchburg. Virginia.
nFFER their services planters puhic general
~ ~. in the sale Of
70B.lfGO, WHEAT FLOIG AND 07NKR IRODyCE
j. H. Sam'l Tyrce wing been in business
for twenty and feel that and
will give satisfaction Their charges selling Tobacco will
be as follows:
81 for liogsheads
II Tor loose parcels OF 1000 pounds and upwards
10 cents for parcels between bp aud l0o, pounds
p cents for parcels under ,ad pounds.
We pay the Crier's e in all eases.
Jan 3-ts dep copy 1YEEE 4 co.
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FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.
WANTED TO HIRE

rSoR The ensuiu. ycas Cook, Washer and lrone!.
X vthout ncunbianeeN She must come wcl-reeommenoed
Ai.o spriehty Girl 10 IS years od one hss haAb
seo,stomed 10 nursing preferred. Apply TO - r~.s
dec S0-d2t~ .. D. oAbpnSSs
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Jamaica Rum.
WE have inst received 10 hhs. and 20 bbs Rum part o
w which il high fav oe and excellent quality, such
suited to the wants Of and which will sell
very low prices. Please cali aad examine IT,
lee LEE ROOKIE 4 co.
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Beg leave to call the attention of the public to their
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
Real French Bonnets, Flowers Feathers Caps!
Head Dresses, Ruches, Corsets Hoop Skirts,
Blends, Jewelries, Embroideries Ilosieries.
We that all in Of goods will find their
advantage call prepared TO sell at Wholesale
and Retail, al the lowest price.
sH orders from the country will receive particular attention.
ID Main Street, Warwick House
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\. B. RUCKE,R,

Grocer and General Commission Merchant
I'm H.ffN STHFFT LrNCHRTRG, Va,
w III give his personal attention To the sale Of Tobacco
w Wheat Flour Corn, Racon Lard Butter, &c, aud max,
advances consigumcnt- ~hcu desired. July l5dts
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+ . II s A l. f.

bUCb ko61IS.
TNFrEEN LOTS the north side of Black Water Cree
Il the orange and Alexandria Railroad Depot, beou
ing TO Judge Vim. Daniel, Jr. L. W. WILKES,
dec 2,dim General Land Agent
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Wanted to Hire

NEGRO WOMAN to cook and wash for a SIN all family
Application TO be made to this Office. jan 2-ls
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- At meeting Of the Ticket holders In the
D. votaw Jr. 4 CO. Ladies Gift enterprise, held st
Mr.. .votAw = house,. ct ~. Madison. lava. June
Esd, $50; The following GSntismen wsrs chosen
" snpsrsncnd the Ladies drawing which ID % take
place June 25sh and 2bth at the above named place.
unless ne esssity eala for delay ifse report al
COMMITTEE. 81
B. srossman, Fort Madison Isra II. w. Upson.
w arsa ", Ind; ohm A. smith, TT. Madison, Iowa
b. Fruits, Harrisvins, Ind; A. "a. Straight, Fors
Madison Iowa; u. II. Mxnlove, Bnxnssiile, Ii a.
Thes. r.. Parish, Montrose, Iowa; Vim. Martin,
Mississippi; ID. Mcmillan, Franklin Iowa Judge
n. bradshaw, Unionviile, Mo-; VIM. Lyons, Mon.
tea na, Iowa; ]. u. Campbell, Phil. Tennessee
REPORT.
FonT MAnrsos, Iowa, June 17th 1850 We the
committee appointed to superints1d The D. Votaw,
Jr Co.'s Ladies drawing in their Gift Enterprise
united In believing IL best to delay ii until Ju
ly 3ath and 3ist, 1869, on account OF some Agents
not having made their returns, who ask Tor mere
time, which IL granted and they requested to make
them between this aud the time Of drawing, as II
will then take place wiho at further delay in strict
accordance with their circulars. The Secretary 10
directed to inform those at distance not present
On behalf Of the Committee
T.F.PAsfsH,
ID, Me MILLAx,
JoHN A, SMITH,
A. Ill. ErnKsHr
p. q. Those wishing tickets are requested u
send for them in good time.
July Q. 1860. dsf W.T.
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GO Nj M f. RCIAL.

DAILY aArx Cry orracE,
Kaokuk, IuIy 9th. |
FLOUk-snperEns, 81 so; spring wheat, ex-
ira, 81 rs. Fall whest, szrrs, - rs.
EKAA AND SHORTS. 1e.o 10 perIae.
CORN to 3z--good demand. ses
BARLEy--4s to 10.
WHEAT In good demand. Pail 81 3oal SIS;
Spring 90e. gF egat a Fa
OATs--35 to 81.
RYE-3o In good demand. st
POIAToEs-s2sc by the load retail as.
hIEs-- New Orleans Sugar, fair sasi,
psi me sssas, cFasiGsd gal i, Crushed and9ossi7t
IN l3 aola sses-Pfantatioa 40 10 soc, s n so
- ID, Golden syrup, So 10 sse. coaes-kio 1875
teis Java rs TO ise. Laguyrs, 70 Ie to. NJ. Rice,
siGe. tt~v saxss
fsoAP--Palm SIC, Family BIC; German, tCin.l
7 to IA. $50 a-s s.st)sss 81
cAEDLEs-stsr nts ~, sssarins ID. Aould
ia, summer pressedji6 @ fttts
.LARD-io to lot; retail l1ac.
BuTTEk-Choice 8 TO o.; retail LA TO ID.
LEATHER--soIc 7b TO Use; Harness. 1Ti.
HIDEs-pry III TO Is; green, ) 70 81 greer
sheep pslss - 10 7ss; green beg .kins rs.
/ HAY-Prairies So TO 50; Timothy aud Hunga
rian, IS To ~; Baied do. ssA TO sic RETAIL, II
| sEEps.- Ii ungarisn Grass, zsaas Timothy. 8
/ 30 to 60; FLAX Seed. s9aS0.
/ eUNDkIEs-onions, 40 10 50 Eggs, 6ato r.
1 Feathers, soc 10 3se; W mite Beans, roe toso.
/ fKuIT--Dried apples, 40 10 i IS per bush
Dried peaches, s. so 10 4eo; .kaisins, 81 30 {
Is2s
1 CuEESR--E. X. 10; Denmark 9 to1
i PROVISIONS VI to 10; Shoulders III TO 4
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Attention Young America.

6 THE members cs the yc--S A--e-..- 1E..s CO.
are hereby notified to be 1T the Engine House on
this "wednesday evening, July 18th, for the trans
action Of important business. Every member il
expected to be present.
\ iylldlt GEO. r. NuHx, Seo'y.
No The members Of the Cattaraugus Fire Go
and all who are intarcstei in this new company
will meet at Lufrowi Hail. corner OF Main and yth
l streets, on Thursday night NJ 7o'clock.
\ jylOd J. e. WILSEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Sloau's Ointment, IL, we believe, the best article
Of the kind i'm use. lts merits consist not only in
the newspaper pufs bat in its real virtues TO cure
and relieve The suffering animal We have seen Ii
(Greenyille, llinois) Journal, jane alst,
1850.
SEE Sloan y advertisement in another column Of
this laper. ljuiys dot VII
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Keskuk horticultural society.
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80. - 80. -.ao., -. -.
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ro..a ,h., ~. .o.,.,- Ma =. .n...,
.xh;h;,;on :, f,n;.. v.us,.h,.. "a &C..
an ,ha :. Th.r.s.x i, ssn,.nh.r "a ,A.,
n. .mbsrs ~ tho nox,;n. c,nh ~ u.na.
Tor ;. ;nx;,sa "a tai. mar, - N. exh,h;,;or
IT, r;,.sa ali
raaafnI arraresuan,s and rsv,,a,;on. for
the exh;h;,;on.
asun,xy Pay, Mo.v T.xx. sn-Mr r.
n Ms,thv read an es.sv in .n.~ar IN mi.
o,a.,;on xb;eh w;ll ha c.h,;.As al !, f,,,, II
the Hamilton Hepye.entat;pe. a papsr devo-
ted 20 Hortieul.aye. pobl..hed bv Mr.. Thos.
G,asv a. Hsm;ltan IN
o,ba ,s.,;oc. ~ La. m. .ss;.. 3ra,a.
r,rv.... ana r,o~sr.--~eye called mn. and
n- - t.o r;,nx nown;a. ~na
yo...,oa - ~o~s n. no.,,;on ..k am A. ,a..
.a,;n !, rau.rs n ..,.k;n. v,sa and o,hsr
$500. .,.;-,a~ .h.,.ha hna. ha,aw
N. rronns ser. setaai,v ma neae..arv for the
rroaa.,;.~ ~ roo.~ !. ,hnss sho,a ~srs fo,
i..vs. ..a A,.,ehsu
Mr. south.rlxnd d;..sn,.d. and ia ths
ia ,h.. ~ ,h.
ho.L. ~~atv .baor.,;
- no,h;na ~ wha, ,her ~ro.,
sxna,;m.rt.,lx and tina, DIR. F,ndIev vas on,
>, ,h;s Ind - man Ton l.vv "a xork. bu
- .l .sa. a ~,;ts
IT,. a:.nr..;a- -. r,,.,rnaa al .oYn
- .t:n;.; 80, ;,,a~... yrarn ,ha r,svn
-.
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aon,a r;v. .,v inflammation In yevara 6
- Ia - - a.m.n;nn ~
- - 500 -. 80. - N
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u~h.s e. a. o~,. = .nu n,h;s hn.h
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A.n..s 49,. 49,. -.
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=. ia n.wa.f &C.,
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c. A.
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poee - Wv
s., 'eoA !.
MT uuuucsI Auoukht foH buE NtAm"so '"
~as the hast farm in ~bieh In grow the Gu
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A RAoE.--Ihe Grey Eagle eame in yes.er.

A RAcE.-1he Grey Eagle came in yesser-
day from ST. Louis all covered with little
flags, which were doubtless unfurled in sri-
umph over She Die Vernon. We learn that
she left her landing at st. Louis about ten
or twelve minutes ahead of tho Die, and
came into this port while the Die was at
Warsaw. We heard II reported that Capt.
johnson OF the Die found that be could not
pass the Grey Eagle, and then took his time.
Tbepresent stags Of low water gives the
Northern Lame some advantage, on aecount
of difference In model.
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On tuesday, afternoon, lady's gold breast pin, Of
medium saEe, sithor ON Main between Ind and 4th
or on 3D. between M sin an Fulton. The finder VII
please leave the same at the Gate City Office.
iYlldN 8
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Ne 8 NEW BOOKS.
rUST received new supply Of "The Minister
y Wsoing" and From Dawn to Daylight
M. w. WEEIlOTI,
Msr27d o7 Main-st.
TIsHE MILL ON THE FLOSS, by the autho for
Adam Bede, this day received by
june4d OGDEN, BkOWNKf.L II co. ].
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PORT OF KEOKU K.

Arrivals, July 10.
Die Vernon from ST. Louis.
Grey Eagle :" !"
New Golden State, st. Paul.
Key City :"
Eagle from Warsaw.
River failing with 81 inches water on the Rap
ids.
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m Glasses.

MOIasaeS.
q BDLS. Plantation and Sugar House Moiasses
"a for sale low by kELLVdd HIkGk.
jed
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HA We would call particular attention to Nc
Lean e notice in another column. We add the fol-
lowing from the ST. Louis Herald, with speaks
volumes in it's favor. We say TO all, give ii >
trial ss 49,
1--WE take especial pleasure in Recommending
MeLean's celebrated Strengthening Cordial, d an
invaluable remedy for general debility and weak.
ness. We have II tested in . circle under osl
own immediate observation, and can vouch for III
efficacy and worth. 1t 10 article which should
be kept constantly in every family, it IL certain
/ ~ sn anFsiuasie meaicane.
See advertisement, IN another column.
10 l6dAw ~ s as#
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vi HNs NUFF III r. TX Ia
MANUFACTURER Of CoFscts Braces Support
vi ere, &C., Ihird-st., bet. Main aud JehI son,
heohuk. Ladies wishing easy and handsome
fitting Corset, will find my make superior and de-
srable, giving shapes and support t. che figure with
perfect freedom, void of eompressionor restraint.
Any article made TO order guaranteed TO tit.
stamping, finking, Machine Stitching, &c.
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Third-st., bet. Main and Johr son.
GHlkIS made TO order from measure upon prin-
~ ciple that ensures perfeetft.
Ladies and gentlemen under garments made up
and repaired.
don't lemsn e linen repaired oraitercds
maya5d MRS. SHEPHERD.
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THIkD-STkkkT, BET. MAIN JOHNSON,
llAvEjust received at their Fashionable Tailor.
j i ing and Furnishing Establishment, q choice
and extepsivesupply Of BroadcIoths, Gas.
simcrcs, vestinEs, and GEMS Fur.
mining GOO0ss OF all desert y ~ Ons,
and guarantee that their work shall be done in the
most approved and satisfactory manner. The- &c
constantly receiving the New York and philadsl-
phis fashions and respectfully solicit all who desire
good work and the best material to give them call.
MayI ,dIy HUTCHINSON DEWEY
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Auction Sales.

IN O.. MUMRHfkEx.s Auctaon and Oom-s
II. mission Merchant, 40 kstes House.
hseaiAr Auction Sales ON Tuesday, Thursdny
and Saturday MORNINGS; also every evening. Fur
'niture sales every Saturday morning. @
ER~ Particular attention given to sales In me
country. sftaRS@ G aINt
II 81 reeeiveds large consi gnment OF Table Cat
u lery, which will be sold very low.
my26 Dr.. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
n for sale, or win be exchanged for q Farm
Apply TO y. +. HUMPHREY.
my26d
* q Z.
lust recaiRed consignment Ok hne foeRet
- Knives direct from manufacturers, which will
be gold at private sale 50 per cont lsss than Usual
prices. [apt6dl D. HUMPHREY Agt.
T HAVE been appointed sole Agent for the sale OF
Franks Chemical Writing fluid, which for
comm ereiaI aud school purposes 10 highly resom"
mended equal to the best In the market.
Ap7Sd u. ". HUMPHREY.
A LARGE invoice of Summer Goats just opened,
II which will be sold at large discount from
cost. Also q hot OF Summer Shawis.
ApriIa6. go d DE-. HUMPHREY.
Il ~
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OF THE GREAT CITIES.

We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby certify
at the Drug gists, Apothecaries and Ply iciaus Ut
r several cities have signed q document Of xs-
rance to ~ thAttAsrsGsdissbf DIR. Z. c.AfkR
CO., OF LaweiI, 4AYEK'S SARSAP NH LILA,
Ills, AGuE CURE, and CHERRY Pee rORAL,) |
we been found to be medicines of great excellence
ID worthy the confidence of the community.
non. JAMES COOK,
Mayor OF Lowell.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
non. n. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor OF Manchester, N. IT.
non. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. H..
HON. Ais bullock,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
NON. NATHN'L sTLsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
NON. r. w. LINCOLN,
Mayor OF Boston, Mass.
HON. w. Nj. R0DMAN,
Mayor of Providence, r. |.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, Gts
HON. 3. N HARRIS, a
"a Mayor of New London, CT.
HON. CHAs. s. DoDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, g. l..
NON. d. T. TlEaAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. III. M. KINsTREY,
y Mayor OF Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
ry Mayor of Toronto, G. w. ~. r
HON. r. NJ. BISHOP,
= Mayor of Cincinnati, @.
non. /. II. cRAw rom, Il s.
Mayor of Louisville, Ks.
HONS JOHN SLOAN, sA&3 su8s a.
g~ Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AoN. JAS. MoFEETEgs,
Mayor OF BowmsHvlle, G. w.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR-,
Mayor Of Hallowell, Me.
HoN. JAS. S. BECK,
rF t. rsahtr
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. j. G. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor OF Fall River, Mass.
non. W. IL. CRANsroN,
Mayor Of Newport, r. I.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN aoDoDEN,
Mayor of Dabaqae, Iowa.
HON. TH0s. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
/ HON. Il. u. BAUaH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
/ NOV. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
! HON. W. VAUGHN,
/ Mayor Of Racine, wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
| Mayor of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs,:
Mayor Of Chicago, I'll.
non. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. w. HOLYgAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THos. FRENCH,
Mayor Of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. VIM. LEIGHTON,
Ex.Msyor of Keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have ass
Certify that the residents druggists have ASS
them
ccrsify that the resident Druggists have asa
them.
AYERS SARsApARTLLA
q AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
Il an excellent remedy. and worthy the confd
! Of the community.
Is an excellent remedy and worthy the comic
r. Of the community.
Il an excellent remedy, and worthy the comic
Of the community.
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