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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
SCHOOL stationery, PIANO PoRTEs
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOUSE e. CO.,

y SCHOOL stationery, PIANO PoRTE',
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES wOODHOUSE e. CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Respectfully Invite the attention Of all Inter sted TO the OK ensye
stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
with which they piled at the present embracing
they believe Primary, kemenary and Advanced Text
schools aud Colleges this state and North Car
olina, Of approved editions Their stock Of
SCHOOL STATIONARY
and complete consisting OF article necessary for ed
ueAtIonal purposes Ia the department n
PIANO PORfsS
there nothing lacking visit W their well supplied WArerooms
should sa fy any that complete stock OF GOOD IN
sAUMENTS could scarcely be collected together They have
persons who have crafty IN Ir taste Others adapted
persons Of moderate Desires whilst the humber OBJ
durable and toned In palmer and
less costly
They have for sale the sweetest toned
GUITARS
made In the world ting those Of the famed Spanish
Italian manufacture Thy besides, able, which
br said OF tho Of foreign make brought 10 this
country These nst made by hARTS and
should remember this when they ID Guitar They
have also FOR sale Others OF cheaper manufacture An immense
stock Of
MUSIC,
siruners singing Booss utNr and Harp sngs; Tuoing FOR
Tuning amm" Hour aud ali Hour lises: Music Polios; Pr
Stools Meled-04s Sc &C. all Of witch will be furnished at
very moderate prices
A liberal discount made 10 tsa-hrA
Orders promptly and fhhiuly attended to.
Piano Por'es tuned and Re- aired.
q JAS WOODHOUsE on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
I'm, Fu.lon PROPAGATION a FalIure,

The Breckenridge and Douglas Committees were in
session in this city on Friday and Saturday, aud, alter
connecting With each other for two whole days. came 10
t, conelasion that fusion between the two wings was
utterly impracticlble. TaS proposed fusion scheme,
therefore,, has proved to be a terrible failure.
From what We hear, the Douglas men obtained deeC-
eladvautge over the Breckenridge men, throwing all The
oass OF dsorganzaiou ard iaoousuess on the a'ter-
Prop5son after proposition for reconciliation between
the two wiags was made by the Douglas men, and de-
crasl BY the Breckiarjge men. The latter Therefore,
sand before the country as the fact0us di,organzers
tie Democratic party, and the Douglas men can non
successfully appeal 70 the members OF the Democrats
p,rtv 20 support their candidate the regular Demo
cratic snddue AMI a. the only hops Of preserving The
or.,pz.i oa Of the Democracy for future contests.
We understand also tina; the Douglas Committee have
d.oatebcd messenger to Kentucky, who carries With
boa r,oae-t to Mr. BrccLinrjgc answer the Norfolk
Questions. Thi. is a splendid diplomatic movement ON
tb, rart Of the Douglas men, aud viii result ia any
event. in adding thousands OF votes to the Douf4s
party.
We hear also that the Committee waited on Governor
I.eber m body and that the Governor addressed them
u vigorous and sp-e,h, declaring chat his sym
p.,.ies VT, entirely with them and that he telt Oh
drp.- rossl. Dlc-es: in the success OF Douglas AMI
he D1lgls cause.
Ia con elus,,a, We have only q say that The poug's
ma bring sitl then tbc mos; encouraging accounts a.
10 b ro pests o. tb.r candidate, 1 a portions Of Gle
STATE Th,y even claim nov that Douz''s s'u poll move
vo., 10 VIRGINIA than Breckenridge, and We suspect there
Is GOOD q oani for tie cain. The factions refusal ct
bs Be kjuri5yrs 70 a-,ept any terms OF compromi-
will sir, an alm-s. ir,e-itibls imp.,us 60 the poug'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
ChceriDgi.t he Prospertl

The Abingdon Yirginidn says "From every quarter
We are hourly receipt Of the most cheering promises
Of the success OF the Constitutional Union ticket in Vir-
GINA Men coming to their senses everywbere.-
They know it to be idle to think of the election of either
of the Democratic candidates Party ties strong they
ordinarily are too weak to bind the to party
Hundreds of Democrats therefore, laying aside their
party preferences for the present. and intend to vote for
John Bell"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
THE REASON WHY MR. GUTHRIE OPPOSES Mr..
BRECKENRIDGE

The editor of the Sandy Valley (hy) AdVOcdte in
its issue of the 26th ut, says:
''The Hon. John @. Mason stated TO us in Office in
the presence Of several other gentlemen, that Mr. Guh
RE himself related to him the conversation to which
have alluded as having taken place between him (hr
ane Que of the editors of the Courier Mr. Mason is not
dolly authority but authorized u.s. should 1t be
sary, to give him as such"
The conversation was to this purport Mr. Guthrie
told the editor Of the Courier that he could sup
port Mr. Breckenridge becauie by so doing he would be
giving aid TO the election Of Lincoln"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
LETTER FROM HON JOHN j. CRIrTENDEN ON
THE COMING ELECTIONS
DOUGLAS MS SECOND CHOICE.

DOUGLAS HIS SECOND CHOICE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 4-The Bulletin Of this evening pub
lhes letter from Hon. John j. Crittenden to his friends
Il New Albany Indiana in reply to their request of him
to make speech defining their duty Indanians in the
present crisis.
Mr. Crttenden declines speaking, but writes as fol-
lows:
If were voter in the State Of Indiana and believed
there no probability that Mr.. Bell could carry the
give my vote TO Mr. Douglas and should do 50, think
ing that thereby performed my duty as true Union
man and rendered both TO my country and TO Bell and
Everett the candidates Of my choice, the best service
that circumstances permitted me to do"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
RRII. AM EVERETT MEETING M MISS(

ST. JosErns, Mo-, Oct. "A large political Demon
sraon was held here to-day by the Bell and Everett par
ty. The city was thronged with delegations formed
mile and a half in length. The procession marched to
the fair grounds where many speeches were delivered
This evening there also torchght procession bril-
iantly Illuminating the city. The number present es-
timated at % 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

Drsr. lsr. T.. n. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
End TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NottowaS
sd. THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
"a. Alb. JOHN 7. THORNTON, Of P Edward
" Och. JAMES =. JOHNSON, Of Bedford
&c ss. NARNADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
7,a. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, OF Williamsburg
Ssh. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlesex.
=" 9th. B. II. SHACEELFORD. of Fsuquier.
" 1oth. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
lIth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridgS.
= 18th. W. K. STAPLES, of Montgomery.
18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4th. j. j. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood.
18Th. A. B. CALDWELL. OF Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

Samuel Clark OF Michigan consul OF the United States
at Aspinwall, vice c. J. Fox, resigned
j. j. Sprenger Of Penn consul of the United States at
Venice, vice ,. l.. Sarmiento, resigned.
Jno. A. Parker Of Va consul OF the United States at
Honolulu vice A. w. Buel, declined
Chas Richmond of Mich, consul Of the United States
at Llhana vice A. g. Chandler, recalled.
Andrew G.. Carothers of the District Of Columbia, con-
sui of the United States at TURKS Island viceJ Hayne
recalled.
WIN. G. Burehard of N " ,onsu of the United States
at Comayagua and Tegucigalpa in Honduras.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

The Staunton Spectator notifies old Loudoun that Au-
gusta will contest with her the aure" for the largest
Union majority in November next 1t will be gener-
and noble contest-One worthy Of patriots-and
worthy of the citizens of two of the largest and most
intelligent communities in this State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
MOVEMENTS OF JUDGE pOUGLA,

CHICAGO Oct. 4-Senator Douglas arrived at ten
o'clock tonight, two hours after programme time. He
met at the depot by the Douglas nyincibes TO the
number Of 1000, and escorted to the fremont House,
where he was welcomed home by T. B. Taylor. Mr..
Douglas briefly responded in the presence Of crowd OF
about 10, 900 persons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

The LATE REMBRANDT PEALE-lt was briefly mention
ed yesterday that Rembrandt Peale the celebrated Amer
painter died in Philadelphia the II inst, in the
SD year of his age. The death of a like Mr. T.,
once the companion OF Washington aud the honored
sOCate of the distinguished that adorned Phiadc
phia society fifty sixty ago, is event that wi
Oe incurred by many. His deceasc was quite sudden,
aud caused by drOpsy OF the heart. The Pbilade
phia Bulletin says:
Nr Peale was born artist having been one Of the
sons Of Charles Wilson Pcalc, the founder of the Cd
Philadelphia Museum, aud himself distinguished painter
His birth took place while his father was Ia WashDgtons
camp Valley Forge. After the of thu revolution
aud while Washington wss a resident OF Philadelphia
Charles Wilson Peale painted several portraits of him
Young Rembrandt used TO pas much o. hs time in the
studio and in 1856, when the best Of the portraits
painted he stood at the back Of bi father chair wat b.
ING the operation. In 1895 Whe1 he but seventeen
Years of age he bad hnscl become good painter aud
Washington then honored him with three sittines Of
three hours each The young artist who naturally
mid aud Gus in such and at such work.
got his father TO commence portrait at the same time
10 keep the general in conversation while the work went
on The study Of Wsshiuglon's head then painted by
Rembrandt Pcllc long kept by him, and it served
the blsis Of the great portrait OF him, which he after
wards painted which was pronounced hv contemporaries
Drst likeness ever taken OF hui winch
Was exhibited 10 admitting crowdsn Europe aud the Uni
led States and which in 1892 purchased for 900
by the federal government, to be hung in the United
ates Senate Chamber. Among the treasures left by
Mr. Pcae are tie original letters bearing testimony 20
the fidelity Of this portrait, from judges Marshall Was
ngtOu Peters Tghman Cranch Charles Carol Of Car
roton Bishop White and numerous other friends aud
associates Of Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
All Poets and Musical Composers

Ave invite to c,mpele for the prizes amounting Three
drei Dts which To- be pd By the publishers HOUSE,
HOLD JOURNAL for the bet compositions Ia Poetry
Pu particulars wl b.; fouod In the Household Journal
Ready New York Thursday morning. the 18th he hid
all three cents per copy Sngle copies ma,d
any adde's receipt three up pubtrs
HARrILL co,
No. ~ NsrlA william Street, New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
cIpTIrpP mr. CoITyTFRPPITpR

NEWARK, Oct. 5th.-George W. Wilson, notorious
counterfeiter, who escaped jail ia this city last April
was captured in Philadelphia Wednesday and brought
back last evening There fourteen charges against
him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
PIORTDI FIPcTTON

SAvASSAH, Oct 5.-The following returns Of the Flor
ida election have been received Nassau county gives
$50 majority for Milton (Breckinrdge) for Governor
The Jacks onve papers estimate Millions Majority in the
State at 2 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

But humasity to the
slave not less than justice
to the master, recommends
the policy OF diffusion and
eriension into any noo Ter
ritory adapted 70 is eondi-
ton, aud the reasons are
too obvious 10 be misun-
derstood by the dullest in.
tcllcct."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

"Sir,I care nothing about
refined doctrines, or subtle
ties, or verbal criticism, |
repeat the broad and plain
proposition that if Congress
may intervene on this sub
ject, il may intervene on
any other, aud having thus
surrendered the principles
and broken away from the
constitutional limitations,
you are driven into the We
~ lap ofarbitrary power
BY this doctrine you may
erect a despotism under the
American system. Tile
,ohoie theory IS a libel 10
our institutions. II carries
US back TO the abhorrent
principles Of British coloni-
al authority against which
we made the issue of indie
pendence. ihaUs nsUer ae-
quiesced ia This odioHs
claim, and will not believe
that it can abide the test Of
public scrutiny" -Spsech
Of Mr. BreekiRridge. See
The Con. Globe. March
23d. 1854.
i am connected with no
party that has for its OBJ
ject the extension Of Stare
~: nor with any 10 PRE-
VENT THE PEoPLE or A TER
RlTORY FROM DECIDING the
question Of its existence or
non-eXistence with them
foI themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

WILMISGros, N. O., Oct 6th.-At o'clock yesterday
evening the up freight train into the up passenger
train on the Weldon road at EveritsVie and killed the
baggage MAJ ter and broke conductor Laspeyres leg.
lie Is not expected to live. There other damage
done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

LINCOLN PoLE Cur DowN.-0n Saturday last, some
Republicans in the neighbsrhOod of Falls Church, 10
Fairfax county, Va, erected pole, aud raised upon Il
Lincoln aud Hamln flag On Tuesday the people Of the
neghborhood assembled and cut the pole down. and de-
s.royed the flag. ...--.- -.- -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
PrO.ec,Ion ana Estea.Ion OF slavery.
ELL vs.. nREcKrNRIpaE.

That the voters of the South may understand fully the
differences of opinion between Bell and Breckinridge,
on the two great questions that intimately concern their
rghts-the protection and extension of avery-we an
mex in parallel columns the declarations of both in ref
erence thereto Let the reader compare and then say
which of the tWn Il the man for the South;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

The best way to "irc a Southern heart" is to make
love to a Southern bellc.-Er.
And the best way precipate the cotton region into
a revolution" is to marry her.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
JOHN c. BREcKISRIDGE.

JOHN Q. BRkCklNRlnGE.
81 happened to be in
Congress when the Nebras-
ka Bill passed, aud gave it
my voice and vote, and be-
cause it did what il did,
viz: Il acknowled the right
of the people of The Terri
tory to settle the question
for themselves, and not be-
cause | supposed-what |
do not now believe-that
il legislates slavery into tho
Territory. Tie Democrat
&c party IS noi a pro-sidve-
re party"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
DEATH or REMBRANDT PEALE.

BosroS, Oct 3-The Bell and Everett Convention fol
the fourth district to-day nominated Erasus b. Bgelo"
for Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Rcmbrandt Peae, the eminent
painter died hefe this morning, in the sSd year Of his
age
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS.

LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Direct M coored any style desired equal 10 In the
world, and At the very lowest prices, at
il5 MAIN STREET,
Eagle Square.
Pearl AmbrOtype Ivory Type and Card Photographic
Family Groups Babies aken perfect by REEFS instantaneous
pro e oc2-2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

JOHN hElL.
1.-THE Constitution, PRO.
PRIo vIGoRE, the flag Of the
Union protects the citizen
in the enjoyment Of his
right of property, Of every
description, recognized as
such in any Of the States,
on every sea aud IN evsry
Territory Of the UHiOn.-
The soundness Of the gen.
eral doctrine held on this
point, | think, cannot well
be questioned or disprov-
ed; and ifthe question rela-
ted 10 territory situated rs
Oregon was when the Uni
ted States came into pos
session Of It, property iH
slaueS No'sld Be entitled TO
hs protection Of the lars
and Constitution Of the
United States"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
VALTgAInEEy ,0 5STIs $780, LAND FSE SAL.

Ii
' NEAR T5E VIRGINIA CENTRAL Raj R0AD-Ihe un
Ia stpembr 1860 In the suit d Robert NJ Kent and
Edward H. Lane Executors Of Charles Potter deed others
Edha Potter, widow OF George Potter decd Mary Kim
and others defendants win offer for sale public Hucon
upon premises THURSDAY the 2gh day Of November
next II o'clock H. fair II not the fair day. that
desirable residence the
V situated In the county Louisa the road leading 10 Car
e 10 full veE OF the Virginia Central Railroad embracing
hundred and thirty nlne 39) land (oneln org
foes adjoining the lands Of Gen O. q Coleman and Others
The consist Of large brick aud wood building lit
chen dairy laundry house. Ac q excellent location
boarding school, being mile and half distant from um
pass" station on the Virginia Q, nral Railroad.
We sa also sell at the time and place other Of
aud containing $50 cres three hundred and and
oleourh according and plat nifty made by
Andrew j. Perkins the county This land
ad0ns the Poersye land shove mentioned and Is situated
ahn mile Virginia Central Railroad thlrds
Il covered with pine and gnal oak forest Pvrons wishing
purchaSe will call James Tiee. who resides the
Misses and Will take pleasure 10 giving any inormion desired
TS5 A sufficient In cash to the costs % executing
this 'he bilan.e In three equal irsamen with interest
frcm he day o. sale, be paid annually our address un-
pass" Louisa co Va CLAYTON a. COLEMAN, c..,-
ocS -ctds JAMES NJ. TRlCE. ''
WANTED yoanElaIy - tech the Eagi, branches
w 9rensh Nude, DraFing and Pant ny pefs,n re
nmenied hnd pleasant situation bT applying imme Hate
y at the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Oe}-lt 2'f
SITUATION wANTED.-.A gra :uati Of Ars.elass
- S1uhsrn institution has had Ave successful expe
Teacher OF he Ancient Mat emaiics and
Engih, desires SITUATION Ia Academy neig
good school be established Good references
address, "FFAcHEa, care Of MadduH Co. Richmond Va.
oc5-wi.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
49, VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN

w. sTITUtE-sPEcIAL NOrlcE-In consequence OF
the weather the Committee have determined 20 extend
the 9th Inst JAa d. BROWNE.
ocS-9t Chairman on Exhiblusn-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

I" As 10 the principle Of
'squa.ter sovereignty l
wish further 10 say, that in
the late contest between
Gen. Taylor and the hon
orable and distinguished
Senator from Michigan
[Gen. CaSs, it was dis
tinctly brought forward as
an issue between the pee
pie Of Tennessee.
" In that contest, in
common with the South
generally, they THE peo-
pie of Tennessee repudia.
ted the idea, that a hand
full, or any number of in
habitants in a Territory of
the United States, should
have the power granted to
them by Congress OF regu-
lating their domestic insti-
tutions and at their dis
erection, to deny to the cit
izen Of one section Of the
Union the power to enjoy
his right Of property in
slaves. We we're not pre-
pared to reverse aud SC;
aside the previously estab-
iishe6 practice and doctrines
Of the Government, from
f-QN o., tk.N ttfna
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

We, in Tennessee, at
that time believed we were
advocating principles and
doctrines on this subject
approved in all the South
EN- States. The principle
then conteuied for was that
the people oil a Territory,
'rhsH they come TO form
h IT. State Constitution,
AND THEN ONLY, were quail
ned to establish their de-
nestle Institutions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
TktHE GREATESE JOURNAL
or THE DAY IL,
TIE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.
FKyHE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL
CONTENTS OF No. 3. NOW READY.

V,HE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.-
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The snugger Of Memphemascgn True Story the
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Thc Ring Matrimonial, Fidelity" K1gtly Tale Ny Goi-
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"Ths Carlisle Heritage" (CoBtlnued)
The Last Hours Of Lafayette"
Those Silver Threads" Poem by Mrs. NJ u Morton
WorI-out Pens Reply" Poem by Johu y. UoieL
Mrs Sgourncy In the Correr Tor Celebri;leI.
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Iod Drougham Washington"
New huIc "a rutary Hal)" By theodore 0eien. Publish
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JOURNAL ar Three Ctns
A Breakfast vi h the bruises"
a Word about the sourbons" "a Wild Vineyard"
Legend Conc'reng the Bison" "spurgeons Experience
&NLa0riinary d rds," &c, sc.
The star "Agll" By oar Astronomical Editor.
science ani art Ten dGsr-nt subjects
Miscellaneous Reading Whole paRerlL Choice.
Are re Human" Leading aricl'
Pebble tdieaiion "Ecensing Honest Industry
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Solve IA ihs Rdirl 'Glriealng and Horticulture"
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Inc Drama" 9Th late r d. hIc.r
New Inventions aai Mechanics" "Chss Chronicle
Notes and Memor tnjA" "LrSson IN French
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WI and hnmor' ANSWERS 10 COrsespandents'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08

Rrand reth,s pills W snrsn parfl Doe lively
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pure than dollar bottle ofsarsaparn
are using saapara them substitute Brandrehi Pill and
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Further Testimony.
oswsso, Nov. Q. 1850.
enemen :-some years since attacked with severe
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would that several Of my friends have used the Bal
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To be had OF al News Agents.
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HOE & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.-PfOm - -
inched and Is to % nclei inclusive constantly
hand All extra sizes made TO oder at eE days Loce Orde
from the county promptly executed, BY addressing
q slNI0N,
Sign OF the Circular Saw,
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