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spria gfieid Republican Dcmonstrai ion.

! SPRlNGFlELD, (lll. Nov ~o'
The demonstration to. night in honor of the
success of the Republican ticket. which was
intended to be only local affair, surpassed
the expectations of all Throughout the day
large numbers of visitors arrived, and trains
this evening came crowded. II ia impossible
to give any adequate description of the beau
tful scene. Shortly aftor nightfall large
number of buildings on all the streets were
brilliantly Illuminated and decorated with
Chinese lanterns. The State House was a
perfect blaze Of light; in TIE cupola were
four largo head lights which added much to
the beauty Of the scene The Wide wakes
were out in procession and presented very
grand appearance. After marching th ongh
the principal streets they proceeded to the
residence Of Dir. Lincoln, where an immense
concourse of people had already assembled
Loud calls being made for him he appeared
in the door and was greeted with long contin-
ued cheers. When they ceased he spoke as
follows:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS Please
excuse me on this occ ccason from making a
speech. | thank you in common with all
Others who have thought fit by their votes to
endorse the Republican cause. Applause.
| rejoice with you in the success which has 80
far attended that cause. Applause. Yet +,
in all our rejoicing, let us oeither express nor
cherish any hard feelings towards any citizen,
who, by his vote, has differed with U.S.
Loud cheering Let US at all times remem
ber that all American citizens are brothers of
common country, and should dwell together
in bonds of fraternal feeling. Immense s7.
plause Let me again beg you to accept my
thanks and to excuse me from further speak
ing at this time.
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A FAMILY PICTURE.
Brr ONE PAIR oy STOCKINGS To ME- TO SIour.


An old wife sat by her b,igh, freside,
Swaying thoughtfuy tn and fro,
In an sucicnt chair whose Grail craw
Told q tale of long ago,
When down hy her side on the kitchen door;
Stood II basket OF worsted bals-a score
The good man dozed DER the latest news,
Till the light Of his pipe went out;
And unhe eeded, the kitten with cunning paws
Rolled and tangled the balls about;
Yet still sat the wife In the ancient chair.
Swaying to and fro in the fre-light glare.
But anon misty tear-drop came
In her eyes of faded blue.
Then trickled down in a furrow deep,
Like n single drop ofdew
so deep was the channel--so silent the stream
The good man saw naught but the dimmsd eye
beam.
Yet marvelcd he more that the cheerful light
Of her eve had weary grown,
And dmaryeled he more at the tangled balls
80 ho said in gentle tone
81 have shared thy joys since our marriage vow,
Conceal not from me thy sorrows now
Then she spoke Of the time when the basket
Was filled to the very brim.
And now there remained ofthe eoodly pile,
Hut a single psir-for him.
Then wonder not at the dmmed ryelght
There's bat one pair of stockings to mend to-
night
can but think ofthe busy feet.
Whose wrappings were wont To lay
In the basket, awaiting the needles time
Now wandering far away,
How the sprtey steps to a mother dear
Jnheeded fell on The careless ear.
preach empty nook in the basket old,
BY the hearth there s an empty seat,
Ard miss the shadows from of the wall,
And the patter Of many feet,
'Tis for this that tear gathered over my sight
At the one pair Of stockings To mend tonight.
Twas said that far through the forest wild
And over the mountains bold.
Was land whose rivers and darking caves
Were RcmIDed with the iarcst gold
Then NV first born turned from the oaaen door,
Aad knew that the shadows were Only four.
Another went forth on the foamng wave
Aud diminished the baskets store
Bat his feet grew cold-so weary and cold
They'il n-yef he whrm any more
Aud this ngyk IN Its emptiness seemsth 10 me
To give iurih no sound but the moan of the
sen.
Two Others h'"s gone towards ih" setting sun
And made thrHi hoGF ~ lta .IFii
All din fingers have tanen their sntre,
=, mend by the fireside hri IT.
; M other basl.a' f',.r ..tir"-nts f''-
But minel "'I mine is ..I.,.' srs.'.l
hnothrr-'he dearest-;he idirest--tne lest
Was '-E"" hv angels a"Hv
fnd clai - r'TDent l,"' "axet! no. "a,
~ lanu 0I cULunual Guy
On yUdder NJ J.."re at th. dlmmsd eve hgnt
Nhic mend ont o.e pair "i stocklEc' to-
night.
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The PRrNTER's WAHTs.-Almost ANYTHING
"comes handy" with the printer, as witness
the following catalogue of the wants Of our
friend Of the Wauseon Republican.
EF We want on subscrip ion, Wood, two
feet in length0 Corn Stalks and Hay to Ec p
our only Cow from starvation; Com to stop y
continual squeal from a gauut looking SWINE
that hangs around our domicil. Flour, apple
butter, chickens, OF anything else asa change
from sawdust pudding for the boys. Log. or
lumber to build US sbanty, aud in fact any.
thug that will tend to max, life reality.
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TEA BRANDs AND THEIR MEASISa.- -"Hy
son" means "before the rains,' or "f1ourshine
spring,"-that is early in the spring. Hence
il is often called "Young Hyson." "Hyson
Skin" j, composed of the refuse Of Other
kinds, the native term for which means "tea
SKINS" Refuse Of still coarser description
containing many skins, is called "tea bones.
"Bohea' &" is the name OF the hills i, the re
gon where it is collected. "Pehoe" or "Pec
co." means "white hairs"--thc down on ten
der leaves. "Powchong'-"folded plant"
"Soucbong"-"small plant" "Teankay" is
the namo Of small stream in the province
where it is bought. "Congo" is from term
signifyiug "labor," from the care required in
its preparation.
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ANECDOTE.

Stephen Girard the Frenchman who foun.
ded the Institution in Philadelphia which
bears his name, had favoriie clerk, and he
always said he "intcnGcd TO do well by Ben
Lppinco,t." So when Ben got to be twen-
ty one, he expected to hear Mr.. Girard say
something Of his future prospects and per
haps lend helping hand in starting him in
the world But the old fox carefully avoid
ed the subject. Be- mustered courage.
Il suppose am now free, sir said he,
"ard | thought would say something to you
as to nv future course. What do you think
| had better dor
Yes, sir, know you are said the old
millionaire, 'and my advice is that you learn
the coopers trade
This application Of ice nearly froze Ben
out, but recovering his equilibrium, he said if
Mr. Grarl was in earnest, he would do so.
i am in earnest he replied.
Ben forthwith sought the best cooper in
Spring Garden, became an apprentice, and
in duo time could make ms good barrel as
the best Of them. He announced to old
Stephen tha, he had graduated, and was
ready to set up business. The old man SEEM
ed gratfed, and Immediately ordered three Of
the best barrels he could turn out. Ben did
his prettcst, and wheeled them up to the old
mans counting room. Old Girard pronounc
ed them frst-rate, and demanded the price.
'One COLLAR sail Ben, lis as low as can
live by
Cheap enough-make OF your BILL
The bill was made out, and old Steve set
tied it with check of s2O,O0O, which he ac-
companied with little moral, to the effect
that Ben now had trade which he could fall
back on in case he did not succeed in bust.
ness
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AVERAGE YIELD OF WHEAT IN MIME

AVERAGE YIELD OF WHEAT IN MIME
sorA.-The ST. Paul 7emes say AT the
Farmers Club, hel at the Fort buildings on
the evening Of the 29,h ult., aud, after a
through interchange of the views of the far
ners from varioss portions Of the State, il
was decided that the average yield Of wheat
in Minnesota for 1850 will be twentyeight
bushels To the acre. This is a univ versally
admitted fact by farmers in all sections Of
the State. No other western State can boast
of anch a rield.r
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Some one sided, one eyed individual has
made the following calculation, which is
automatically correct, but practically, is as
nlse and nischevious ~ can well be express
ID in plain English:
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~"I come to steel" ar the rat said TO
the trap. "And spring to embrace YOU"
a the steel replied 10 the rat, .........
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TAILORING.
GILBERT HUBBARD. a. co.

GILBERT HUBBARD. q co.
CHIP CHANDLERS & SAIL MAKERS
y Wholesale and Retail dealers
TwISEs l. CoRnAGE,
TENTS AwN.Gs,
WAGON COVERS FLAGS
COTTON, FLAX AND HEMP TwTNEs
OF description Constantly hand and made 20 order
Dealers In Manila and Tarrpd Rope Sail Duck Bigs and
Begging Wool Seine aud G-net Twnes Net. and Seines
Oltum, Tar Pitch. Paints Oils Ch1ins Anchors Tackle
Blocks, Coal Tar, Roofing Pitch Fslting. &c.
T Nos. 205 and 2O7 South Water street, corner Wells
may2e 10 CHICAGO, I'LL.
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Il AIDES WORSTED HOODS, RICO
i 4 e,., Clouds, &c, in eudies. varieties
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THIS.

The difference between rising every
morning At six and eight in the course Of
forty wears, amounts To twenty nine th usand
three hundred and ninety hours, or three
years, one hundred and twenty one days, and
sixteen hours, which are equal to eight hours
a day frr exactly ten years; so that rising
at six will be the same as if ten years Of life
Were added, wherein we cay command eight
hours every day, for the cultivation Of our
miids aud the dispatch of business"
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Next Thurs lay is Thanksgiving,
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sfuRRS,-A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
i from Five, to me Hundred roIlsrs a sett. at
FERRls \ WILSON'S
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NSIRRORS-A FULL ASSORTMENT
vi a,rh.'o~s- squire. tor csshhv ". TERHr
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$1,000.
SOMETHING NEW.

DAILEY'S PATENT CURTAIN FTX-
- tures the cheapest bandest aud most substantial
Also, Curtain Fixtures
bv feh22 j. o. AN
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LIGHTF ( RRapBuRRYs PIlNOS.
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OP
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.

DORR & RADE, 300 Il 2Sl, BROAD STRKEr,
IIAVING associated themselves IN the above bus
iuess, respectfully invite public attention 70 eatn9
their large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand, and offer such guarantees as ~
will satisfy the sdou purchaser They also keep hand
the largest and choicest stock Of Music sennaes Academies
nstuOns Of Learning &C. will find 70 their advantage To deal
with prepared sell Music &e at Northern prices
Pianos Of make warranted for ave years. snd kept In
twelve months aud exchanged within six months they fall
give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Pianos Of the best Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid 70 orders from the country and per
safely rely upon the faithful execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended TO-
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Please address
DORR HADE. Richmond.
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DR.. J. S. ROSES ExPECIORGNT OR CoUGl

Dh ,. d hOSE'S E4nENn OhAnI oh COOSh
B,7nckitis dad al Diseases Of the Lungs
This Syrup having stood the years experience
remedy for Irritation inflammation Of the Lungs Throat Bron
CHA acknowledged by all TO be remedy eminenty superior 10
other known compounds relief and radical cure
OF Coughs and Consumption.
In compounepg Cough Syrup for general the physcan
but physician should attempt sprescrpon-s COMPEL
ed from knowledge constitution parts
avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that
doctor that he should his patient radcaywhe the pre,en
der NAV aay cough by his opium and squ moasses and
snu anthony mOrphia and wild cherry bark and be
countabe for Tie r health Of his patient Many the nOums
OF the day have cough and the deluded victim
Roses Syrup will only Coughs but In all
prevent Lion Diseases CONSUMPTION Price SOC and a.
DIR. }. y. HOSES PAIN CUKER..ThS popular
and falling remedy has alone stood the test Of thirty I've
years. Price II, 25 and so cts.
THE PAIN CURER cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURER cures pAnSin hellmbs, joints, bach
THE PAIN CURER cures oholic paius In The Stomach
THE PAIN CURER cures scaldS Burns, sprains and
Bruises.
THE PAIN CURER cures any pain Internally or extsr
nally and should be kept In every family.
We shall only say to the afflicted try the PAIN CURER,
III gives you relief recommend to Others II falls condemn H.
Remember Il han come from regular Physician
DIR. J. 8. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
the only for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price
cents.
Dyspepsia may be known BY coveness bechng up Of wind
stomach and sometimes dahGa or ooseness OF the bowels
headache feelings cold feet wakenes and variable
appetite If these symptoms are allowed go on long without
this medicine (Which viii always crre then follow debility the
lu1S ana 0SE,s 70 RIC,M pCGouporND ,o,s
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Price 80 The great
mand for this article others bottle something and
call Il Buchu. Ask for Roses, and take no other.
All DIR. j. q. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
have his written signature over the Cork Of each bottle Take
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
sOldby WARNER l. WARTNG, General Agent
lO1 Broad Street, above 9Th
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MITCHELL d FRY
OFFER Cheap othe rade-
" 2,OOo bXs. Manufactured Tobacco assorted brands
100 d" NJ Ian ghlme Sons best brands
1000 packages Kilnckinick Smoking tobacco
1900 Mohiosn Smoking Tobacco Tin 3 and pound
drums
100 bbls Layve's Rockbridge Rye Whisky
% y casks CoRnac and Rochen Brandies
y pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy, vintage
1919
90 \ casks Sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
Puncheons Imperial Nolet Gin
l50 cases Champagne; Caret and Hook Wines
% bbls surry Apple and Peach Brandies
which will be sold such goods purchased
In any market MIChtLL Fry,
No. l6 Pearl street,
ap8-n Richmond, Va
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VANLEw, TAYLOR d CO., No. 74MAn street, have
In store large stock Of
Butchers Files and Edge Tsols
Spear and Jackson's Hand. Rip, and Grain Saws
BSldwin's bench and moulding Planes
Hunts and Simmons chop and single Hatches
NGgdole's Adge eye nail and brad HsmmerT
Cooks and SMELLS steel Augers and Bits
Witherby Beatty Brsdley's Drawing Knives
Turning Lathes, Chisels and Gouges
Boreing Machines tire and breast Drills
ALSO
BAckmh tools Of the best quality, for s low for cash 10
puntusl customers. aOS0
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Passengers Ashland and dine
comfortable Acquia Greek and Washington
information, apply this onice Broad
| shockoe Hill JAMES b. WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent
| sAM'L RUTH, supt
| 0mce K. r. P. r. K Co.,
| Richmond, Jan 81, 1855. Ian2f-u
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1860. NOTICE. 1850.
EaR 80 ssszsG
no PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TIIhETN1ND IYROIGH CHECAH
~
1860

GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sundAy night excepted between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WAsHINGT0S, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHA NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac
quis Creek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FRED RCkSBtR G AND P0T0 MAC RAILR0A
To the Potomac River % miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers themes Washington IS miles, al $50 miles In hours
beiny O comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
f71- Hours Of departure ESQ A. NJ, and 100 Pm.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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NOTICE.
ITO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA ANn

ITO TIL FARMERS OF VIRGINIA AND
l. NORTH CAROlNAWe would call the Farmers
Of Virginia and North Carolina to the
featuring the justly celebrated eser Thresher
GER for grain and would advise those superior
chine, 10 send forward their orders
First premiums AWARDED this Threher at the Central
rculiual Fa held here October last also State
held In Petersburg Its advantages all other Threshers
Invented consists In Its being portable threhng cleaner
aud supecedng the necessity Of runrng through the Fan
One half the force usually employed ali other machines will
found sufficient prepare in given time, equal quantity
grain for market ... - ~. :.
We take pleasure In referring few Of grew
who using these machines their superior merits viz
Mes;rs Robert Sims Of Turkey Island VIM Harrison, Up
per Brandon William Gee, Prince George Walker Haxa
Henrico; Jas NJ Taylor Richmond Ballard Preston Mont
gomery Adoiph DILL Henrico; Thos Green waenon
fhos Carter Henrco together with others Of the
largest and best farmers In Virginia.
No pains will be spared In the selection Of
or In the workmanship, to produce such machines will
qualed BY any In use
fss John ClRDwEII A
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
f. ANTHONY.
3Os broadway, New York

AIttT NAY Hlg lOOUi at DUl bkUADhAl, Tun l,c..
from 81. Nicholas hotel.
TIVE sTEREo:C0PE Is the instletfrs ntsrf,t,, No.
Il dH1 and e5citng Of modern 10 yentonA ~ "
unedacGd acknowledge Ia worth and beauty h'As To-
No home is complete without; and and Will per,,
presents view every part OF the world in
h ooldnes perptcfrs and sadTpness Of detail ssf Yea s
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe Ash, Is,
and America In search Of the grand and the beau Is ~
reshs eTtiefr stiR are cOnsaHay enrfelng oar ocE
We have an immense ysreyof views Of Scenes. IN Psr, Lon
Switzerland span, The Rhine versae 81 Cloud fc1tsIs.t'
Tnieres IIy Turkey Egypt Athens the Holy Land chm In
dia Crystal PAaee-aso Groups Historical smusn M uAs1s
scenes breaki1s scenes pic mics statDsy &e 4e A. et
ds'oTe q Illuminated Interiors o. Palace Churches 49, C.
thedrs Of France Italy &C. &c The eject Of these Nominated
views is most remarkable '''1
Every gentleman o. and refined taste should have Ma
drawing Of eT9Hisie glass Win rey
Ing sereosope showing9 Is 20 100 scenes Nothing can be
more fascinating and one offer treat 70 srd
fond n the picturesque and the beautiful
Anaonys instantaneous stsreoseopIc Views the latest Pro.
togapic wonder They taken In the tie parf sS
and everything matter ho0 rap1ly 0ndyEs faia0 A.,
Pced as sharply and distinctly had been perfectly AZ re
adds he charm e and mutton The process, h d,eo,srv
Of our own. and being uRHoH ia Eops receive rom Lon
on and ps' age orders for AnhOnys instantaneous Views
Among other tngs we have Jus; published pic nra.
many hearts feel an interest The particulars Of tbs s und
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded to .ny
P.rIe. at distance sending o. o. .O .6 $40 Or o., e.s
have good instrument and such pictures they may require
sent by Express '-''
Views alone, without instrument can be sent by mail
Parties who wish TO he advised Of anything really y.luabn
the line that comes out their place on record
and We will keep them posted expense
Men Of lese will ind Photography most fascinating and A.
ghtful amusement We prepared 10 o. out dradtur. Win
everything necessary for their success together with ns,r,
" How 10 take stereoseopic Pictures"
f. ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacturer Of Photographic Mate sfeos
and stereoscopc Views.
~ Merchants from every section OF country are respect
fully Invited TO make an examination Of stock a. our discount
10 the trade will be liberal
To PHoroGRAPHBRs-Frst class stereoscopio Negatives
wanted.
Send by mall print unmounted, with price OF HegAty.
Cut this out for future reference.l fe2-d4n
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sASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING.
NHE Odes, Establishment In Richmond, where may be be had
articles iR p6r5ctiOH at the shortest notice
Being confident giving ente satisfaction the subscriber son
cts heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet carpenters Turning his business the public can nov
their SOu disd ointment or delay Give me call
se2l-tf MILES AMBLER Mayo street
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING---r
Il CILTlVATORS AND HAKROWs FOR E%SN=T~@-=sR
PUTTING IN WHEAr-Beheying that lhAVe = MN
my NEW Pillow the best Pow in use, lae94<okS3hzrkA
the Farmers and Planters will furnish then
with Implements not better than those they
have them AFTER trying them, free Of charge
~ Fresh supply Of Turnlp Seed Just received
?. II. SrARKE, No. 50 Main st,
Jy22 doors above stCharles Hotel
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HAVE 70 offer ny thanks my friends and customers for for
mer liberal patronage and continuance Of the
10 The new business Of LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond Feb l6 1860. fe22-u
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CORR UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAlLING-(secuTeib by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconys Cot
ages &c Sheep and OK Hurdle, Patent Wre sackng Bead
seads with variety OF Folding Iron Beadeads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting Mosquito Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire snnmer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, for Gardens, Ac
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JOHN W. cARDwELL 4 60.

Of all styles and qualities Fsther Beds Hair Cotton shuek
Mattresses &C They have spring Mattresses OF superior kind
approved Of than other that beon together
with assortment Of very superior Fores from the
and oldest manufactures In this country.
They would Invite their friends public
OF their stock and viii them that they and will sell
low other house. either North South They
Ing arrangements enlarge their ctoy and hope strict
attention TO their business merit continuance the
onage they have hitherto received They also prepared
furnish at short notice. any kind Burial Case either
me'ac, with all necessary grave Clothes and to attend the
de2q-6m $3.50
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MARINE NEWS
PoRT or RICHMOND, Way 10.
sos r,rrs ,ps1slsp,r, ls s',lz svs uss t5,. ssty
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FFVHE undersigned having his shop under the TOBAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and begs leave 10 In.
form his customers and the Public generally that he
sted execute all work (which he In
the uokmanke pos IDLE notice II
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain any
other articles you may manufacture send your orders and we
will smmodAe you the terms and uArsn
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also fine lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Leers
&C. A =. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter N
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18th Cary sts, Richmond Va