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4 RTIFICIAM TEETIf.

4 RTIFBCzAh TEE H., -: ,,. CA.
G. W. JONES DsNIIsT having purchased thel u ySsA
right er the above mode Of making Teeth and be- IJ
Ing entirely satisfied absolute superiority the gold silver
pIatlna method he with confidence al
may desire l or partial Of Tee-ani especially
may dissatisfied with those they using 10 this process,
objections the gold plate remoyedhe be-
being embedded the metal the food s excluded from under
between them and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better
consequence perfect adaptation of the plate 10 the
mouth and the suction thereby secured he Insert
teeth to caspaud IN al guarantee perfect and sat
isfactory st. charge.
This method having been adopted those stand
lng highest ia The profession North and South testimonials will be
given and specimens evhiedto who desire 20 them
Those wishing exchange the old method Tor the their old
plate Will be taken IN pay Office opposite CJun;han Hat
Office hours 10 ~, from 81 ocI--iy
PACOH,, LARD, RITTER. CHEESE, &c.--
ID p thds. Hams Shoulders, sides aud Breasts
- bals prime leaf Lard
o. tubs prime Goshen Butter
~ blAr, prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes Z. y.
loo bills refined Sugars
- lbl5. prime Jersey Cider
90 10 No. Macktrel
100 do No do
50 do frusi's Buckwhcat
SG do crop y. u. Molls5es
- do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
leo dozen assorted Brooms
100 do do Pals
t,s Sal Soda
8 10 Eroy's assorted Shot
do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets from New York Philadelphia
ami Baltimore, for sale low by WM H. TYLER
ja6 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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LEN RnnKs. R...lrcL b.

\ JAMES wOODHOU-E & co.
rahvsitss Retrospect Practical Medicine and surgery
Pert go January l-iN -.
Poems. by th5 author OF "J.hn Halifax 49,
Narrative oi discovery % he Fate cf Sir John Franklin
a.I Dis Companions. by Capt &cCIrt7cs, r. ~ 81 'p
The Origin Species, ~ Means o Na;arai selection or The
p--sva.r Of Favored Races 10 ' Struggle tlr Life Ey Cha'
Darwin; $l25.
Pcers. bg sidney D-h-L Blue and li i5r.
The Path v I,i Protestant L.v1 10 the Catholic Church
Ey Peter N Elru-t, 2t5J
et. e. 70
,iI fl translated by srrc- edition. E,h % line eu
--.,ir-s after Srrie aud ,tsiugs 10y Cruiklsnk; ~ a
barley Wood. Bu.IiHg tae Rock By Nus Parker toe
N0rrhy Games. selection o tr best Games played E me
,trtu, ed champion On Europe and America, with analytical
and critical notes BY Loweuthal $l25
Elrtous Anatomy u Melancholy new and handsome edl
ton. vols l2u-; a.
HlcsIauds Curl sites OF Nlt1rll History. = %
Nr Campbell. History o. Virginia New supply; :. %.
The Nousuch Professor hs Meridian slientor b. VIM seeker
81 .
e m and Travel. OF Boron Humboldt with an Introduction
s New WORK he words Of 'te Risen Sav0ur and CONNER
tarv ON Epslr of st. James, bY Rudolf siirI; g.
Fleuucei Robe, aud what cost by Harriet McheeYer
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JAMES q. BOSHER,

a -UEa ~. BOSEtEbE,
INSURANCE a AGENT.
Os Ett 3s of ll S,c Second do0r North 0fe Corner Of
Main and In.
u EPETsESTs the following well established and reliable Com
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. OF the City oNew York, capital
an surplus. lOV0V
tai aut surplus -t-t'e'
Fulton Fire Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New York. capital
and .l-,l1s ........ ....... ..... gs2 900
Irving Fire Insurance Co.. Of n y capital 100000 with large
surplus. .-....
Policies issued BudiE- Furniture Manufactures. Merchan
ze Personal opery generally against loss or damage by
re The favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
uuncuay settled the security offered by the above companies
conducted they by experiences undere affords 10 the
insured 'he ample guarantee. aI he f assurance that al
contracts entered uo by thg1 r br luaetla ts 6 salts
factory The long experience Of he subscriber IN these
matters will facilitate and project 60 the hest o. lis ablie the
who disposed patrOnzr bis efforts Coun-
navigation risks Nses aud thelr IN
r.,r. lrsnseI Of, the most reasonable Terms. ocG-
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. GEORGE WATT 4 CO
1853. NON READY FO4 THE FALL TRADE. 1853
GEORGE STARRETT,

u
nPFER3 to his customers snt uarIy.Iled nv
~ that n any preceding year Our facilities FOR doing 4
work In and upon dwellings, factories churrhrs ,H
cannot be e1celed Repspgpeces Tor Stoves sold lu k
past for sale
Barstow s Spiral Furnace, for brick sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; sizes
H-Genlurgs Patent Heater: sizes
Frrrsce Chimney eater lnsvn a Ia TrAa
Brilliant Gas-Burner Ga fre sayer) 3 ,fes ~
Factory Coal Burner Warranted 10 stand Gre). size.
American Cooking Range, for brick; sizes
American Cooking Rang rotary top. . size,
Bay state Cooking RAJ &c (PsrtabeD; 3 sizes
Helpmeet Cooking Sto,ca article made for INV own
trade, with HoWaer Reservoir Rooster boiler hoI "a
large Oven-"sinp.e, strong ana complete"
In addition 20 the above Gny varieties and sizes s IA
the varied wants of the people.
Country dealers buying h,re Soyes Tin Ware prrrs Pine
&c, al Mort ern prices, freight - -
Eary orders will receive immediate attention Those esmns
later will be promptly filed their Order the work
he wei done. su1a
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NOTICE.

CHANGE or HOUR or RICHMOND a DANyILLE R.
Na arer Sunday 9}h of January, the Passen- - TgT
Ger rraa viii leave Richmond Tor Ds- viii. and fsftE
Iurhur- o'clock A. NJ, returning leave DanTe ~ 4 NJ
and arrye ia Richmond O.. p. NJ. .. .
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Cry RICHMOND STATE VRGSIA To Wit R. ~ BrEToN
Justice City Of Richmond do hereby certify
that joseph Panni the general partner named IN the writing
heretofore annexed bearing January 3D. 1890 this day made
oath before me that the sum stated IN the said writing contbu
by special partner has been actually paid In by hn In
cash.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of January, / 80
ia4-2m r. VI BURTON, J. P.
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PARTNERSHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
TsNHE subscribers JOSEPH PANNLL dent of the ctv o
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident oi the county Of
Halifax, State Of Virginia. have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP under the style and hrm Of i"J ANNll, Tor
purpose conducting Commission business 10 the city Of
Richmond Virginia continue until the hrst day OF January
NsGD D. thousand eight hundred audsNty JO-EpH
PANNLL Is GENERAL PARTNER 'TOMAs ERUtEs TEcAL PART
NE such has this day contributed TO the capital stock OF
the firm, the Of thousand dollars s0O0O) Witness our
hand and seals this Sd day Of January, ls6O
] PANNiLL, (Seal)
THOMAS BRCCE, (seal)
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1mEsEnvE rmE rEETM.-MEADE 4 BAKLNs

"-aprur- Tooth Powder e. confidently recommended u the
pablo the best deHice male ior removing tartar, pre-
venting ecay preserving and cleaning e teeth and purifying te
mouth sri breath. Read the ION wig recommendation
81 have prescribed The sipoune Tooth Powder oi
Hrsrs Baker ard my oriHon, h'sr preparation,
ortae end. iu view, cIt be- c.HpaHt,d
- uy GVO WiyT Dentist
PrcusreI only by MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharnaceuiist.,
l5j Main 81 cor. above Post Office,
Richmond. We
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a DAMS Pure nOUNTAiN RYE WuIsKY.-

N Having made arrangements with Mr. Jas NJ Adams Of Rock.
bridge, manus'uTr Of the justly oeeIa e Adams WHISKY by
which become his sole agents. viii keep constant
hand good supply u which call the attention ot
buyers at JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTkYr
rogf
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!

ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,000I
INVESTED II TEE UNITED STATES OVER S7fn000l
All DirscT8 Personality RI0sste T'r ne Engagement 0
H6 CsEaDGHV
WE respectfully attention to the security Of the Liverpool
w And London Insurance Company 90 M policy holders In Us
large cash capital and invest mcnts, as stated above
Tic large capital and income c the Company enable to take
lines parties requiring large amouas oiusufancc
In addition ordinary mode % Insurance this Company ~
ucs on he pay meut Of IEA iA4 l.
Al pPEHIINS Property Is. th ence'orh, IEHHAAkAILl
INSURED The Policy be cancelled tme and the pre-
MUM will be refurnedl less per cent.
This Company viii make Insurance by loss or Keats by fre on
new ard mo liberal principle
Under Policies % this Company all claims are paid upon pre-
ertt of satisfactory proof without d'dtsWnf dednc
ion 6r iterst, aud usual pays after presenta
lon Of proof WORTHAM & WYATT, Agents,
nhI3 100 Main street. few doors above P0siodce-
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DISSOLUTION OF pARTNEnslrP.

TtNiE OF ~ T. PANNlLL dasolFel 3ist
1899 by mutual consent HAS PANNTlL retiring. The book
ofihe have transferred 10 JOS PAN
MILL who will continue the Commission business annexed
notice. J. PANNILl-
Z. PANNILL
RrcHxosD JAN 50, 1890
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OChE hAAhANlEDi Uh NJ CHAROE, IN gRON ONE 70
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY OK AAiSEOUS DRUG USED. =
srl -

Member OF the Royal College Surgeons London graduate ~
Of the most eminent Colleges OF me United sates and u
greater part Of whose HE has b spent Ia the Hospitals of Lon
don, Paris Philadelphia and e here has effected some ~ 49,,
most astonishing cures that was eyer known Many NTH
ing alarmed sudden sounds, aud basne,s with d.anrs,
Of mind, cured Immediately
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1860. HARDWARE, COACH MATERIALS, &c. 1850.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
G1 Main SIrcef. RIchno ond. Xn.

IMPORTERS, WHOLEs iLE RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, Guns MACHlNlSTS, GOODS AND
COACH MATERIALS
Of every description
LWAYs hand manufacturers rrices large stock Of
n RUBBER and LEATHER MACHINE BFlTING, Gum and
Packing Leather rcuar saws Does Saw Gummers
Whistles Steam and Gas Cocks oil Cocks u Cups, &C. &c,
Mac goods generally Of superior quality. sole Agents
the BALTIMORE BILL and BRASS WORKS and or Crockes
celebrated COACH VARNISH L. l.. WILLIAMS,
L9-iy W. A. ELLIOTT.
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E5- All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed "'
n Lei no false dsicscy prevent you but apply Immediately
either personally or by letter
sfr- skIS DISEASES speedily cured
TO STRANGEKl
The many houasnds lnsti ute within The ~
years. and the and n potan surgca oprrsrs n
formed by Dr. j. witnessed by the reporters the psps and
other persons notices Of which have appeared again s
again before the public besides his standing as gentleman ~
character and responsibility sufficient 70 The sat.d
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The fearful effects the mind much dreaded AM,
ory Confusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits Forebodingg
Aversion to Society Self Dast Love OF Solitude Tmdty Le
are some Of the evils produced. -
Inoesands 81 persons OF AL ages can Judge what cause
OF t declining health Losing ther ygor becoming weak pale
cacaed have singular appearance the eyes, cough And
symptoms Of cOnsumpton. - -o
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When the misguided ard mprudeE yoay % tleasure and he
has imbibel the seeds Of this painful disease too oo L
that m Of shame, dgysd oi discovery deef him
beiend him. delaying ~! constitutional .,
this hoHd disease make t appearance such As liberated sore
throat diseased -ctuna aims IN the head and bs d
Of sight, deas nodes the slim bones and ,rm, horb
the head face and eNremis progressing uh fg rapid
ty till at last the palate OF the the bones Of The nos IAN
and the victim of this awful disease becomes hord object az
mmiseraon, I'LL death puts pelOd his dreadful bg
sending him -b''' -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
TERMs--ss,00

less, as the citizens Of Kentucky, Louisiana and
Texas. That proposition is indisputkbie.. L
forbear to apply It; but LAY It down Is fun
damental idea. Another fundamental idea Is
the dis-association of Government from every
systom Of religious faith. This IS given US By
the Constitution. Happily for Us, no serious
Attacks made upon it now, in any qaartsr.=-
The Government is also charged with the pre-
sertetion Of order Then if we associate and
MAINTAIN these fundamental principles, freedom
from religious tests, the duty Of Govern
ments to protect the citizen and his proper
ty recognised as such, and the equality Of the
States OF the Union, aud The equality OF the
rights of the citizens in their persons and prop
erty, we never can 90 wrong. And we have .
chart by which we may ever steer in smooth
water and ever placent seas. Ihold these ptins
ciples as portion Of those Of which stand To-
day the representative. believe these princi
pies are essential to the continued existence Of
this Union upon the principles upon which il
was originally framed. believe that BY adhe,
ring to them the freedom Of our conederacy
will long continue, and the Union of prosperous
and happy States be preserved Thsn let us do
it. Let US look each for himself upon this ques-
ton. Fellow citizens, why not adhere to the
principles which every man in the Common.
wealth, by their voices and totes, declared,
year ago, were principles oil the Constitution?
Fellow-citizens, find however, that betray-
ed by your kindness, am wandering into say
ing more than:T intended. My lips from, this
time forth are Of course sealed. have laid be4
fore you principles which believe to be essen-
tial to our peace and our Union. l pass that
question over to Kentucky. / pass ito7et and
place it in charge of her gallant and patriotic
sons. 1t is now for Kentucky herself to deter
mine and ascertain her own sense Of her own
rights in this confedcracy, ! feel, feilow-eiti-
zensf that personal considerations are entirely
out Of the question. Men upon this occasion
are nothing more than tie light dust in the bal
ance. The great cause of the Constitution and
the Union is everything, and if another were in
my place, and | had voice to speak, and was
free to canvass this Commonwealth for him.
would say men are nothing, principles are ev-
erytiing. Come kentuckans! prove that yoN
are not degenerate sons OF the men Of ninty4
eight. Assert the equality of your common
wealth in this galaxy fCoufederated Repubiicst
/ would say come--wake your slumbering en-
erges, arouse your lion hearts--shake out again
the ample folds Of the glorious flag that SO oft
has br&ved the battle and the breeze, and with
linked shield and dauntless steps, follow it once
more to its noblest victory. Il speak thus, not
for myself, but for the constitution of my conn-
try, and the rights of my State. Felloweciti-
gems, again rbturn you my most cordial thanks
for your kind and hearty welcome.
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.CADlz OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST /. 1860.

form abuses, promote economy, and to improve
every branch of administration. Should they
find reason to believe, in the course Of their ex-
amiuations, that any grave offence had been
committed by the President Or any other Off
GERS ofthe Government, rendering it proper in
their judgment to resort TO impeachment, their
course would be plain. They would then trans
fer the question from their legislative to their
accusatory Jurisdiction, anu take care that, in
all the preliminary judicial proceedings prepar-
atory to the vote Of articles of impeachment;
the accused should enjoy the benefit Of ofcross-ex-
amIning the witnesses, and all the other safe
guards with which the constitution surrounds
every American citizen. .. s...F.
In the legislative investigation it should ap.
pear that the public interest required the Iemo-
val of any officer of the Government, no Pres-
dent has ever existed who alter giving him y
fair hearing would hesitate to apply the reme-
dy This take to be the ancient and we'll es-
tablished practice. An adherance to it will
best promote the harmony and dignity of the
intercourse between the co ordinate branches
of the Government and render US all more res
pectable both in the eyes of our countrymen
and of foreign nations.
a JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Home .Testisllony.

a =. BUcYRUs, August 10, 1853.
DR. @. w. Roback-- Sir: feef anxious to
tell to the Word the wonder erfullbeneft have
received from the. Scapdinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills / have been troubled with Dyspep-
sia for aboot30 years, il that time hive suf.
tered enough to kill nmen,s IGhave employed
all the dsctorsin thispart Of the country, but
they were Of no use 10 mo, i haze used almost
overriding IN the line 81 Patent Medicines. but
all for no good, until got some Of your medi-
'cines o. yonr Agerts, Mcssrs Fulbon &sCiark.
since which 4 iersl hkea rewnan. God bless
you--may they always do as much good ~
they have done me 6R G. w. TIDLER.
See advertisement, 1900.
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FremcI, a,.thors opinio,ls of 81 arsser


Only he who has nothing to hope for ffefn q
woman is truly sincere in her praise.
lani.
OF In everything that woman writes, there
will be thousand Of faults against grammer:
but also, to a certainty, always charm never
to be found In the letters OF men --Madame dc
Maintenon.
07r Man can better thilosophize on the hu !.
man heart, but woman can read it bet:er.-.-J i.
j. Rousseau.
0cTlt is 9 Universal rule, which, Sc fur as I
know, has no exception, that great men always
| resemble their mothers, who impress their men,
tai and physical mark upon their sons.-.Mioh-
EeIet
| 65-No woman, even the most intellectual be-
lieves herself to be decidedly homely,--Stahi.
s65T There exists among women secret tie,
like that among priests Of the same faith. Thev
late each other, yet protect each others inter-
lest.--Didy rot sa3 g ts9ess sfss ass n ssiat
Al woman frequently rssists tile love she
feels but cannot resist the ieve she ihspirss -
Madame Fee. Rs@Ga ~. 81 sg .tss Z Fa~ sFfrs
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Yankee .EeW6

Translated for the Ohio Farmer, fFoinil the Gofs
man. -a
A jew, in q taveru iii the town of Eudingens
saw merchant,whom he seemed to recognize:
Are you not one OF the good men, with whom
had the pleasure to travel from Basle to Stras-
burg on the Rhine?' @ '
The merchant assented and asked: Have
you, my fellow traveller, since we met, picked
up much trafic?' s s . tfT
The jew, like Yankee, instead Of answering
asked: Did you make good speculation at the
Strasburg Fair?i SO, would like to propose
betto you; that is I bot that you cannot repeat
three words after me, as l say them
The merchant, thinking that few pence wo'd
make no difference to him, replied Say on
The Jew said, Cutler
The merchant repeated, Cutler
Next bag pipe was responded to-.
, The Jew smiled, Wfong.'
The merchant, puzzled, bethought himself
where the mistake could be, but the Jew, TAX
ing piece of chalk out Of his pocket, made
stroke and said: One sixpence for me-,
Again the Jaw commenced, and said Olive
oil As8
The merchant said; Olive OIL If
Tanner tas9e
Tanner
The Jew smiled again saying, Wrong.
And SO on till the sixth time, wRenaths
merchant said: aa VIII
Now, will pay you, il you can show mo
how was wrong.
The Jew said, You never said the third
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

= Gc5-What did q blind wood sawyer take tc
restore his sight? He took his horse and saw,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

lsTLoye in a womaps lie is a history; in d
mans an episode. - Madame de Stael.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

b., FELLOW CtGIzENs;--lI thank you out OF the
mlness Of . grateful heart for this cordial vel
come to my home. ] fellow citizens, the i'm
propriety upon an occasion like this, o. doing
much more than returning to you my cordial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-30
WHEELING, VA.sATURDAY MORNING. JUNE. go 1860

That's soP' and great appIauseJ Doug
las denounced the secession movement a
few nights ago as favoting dfspnion.--
They, on the other hand, denounce him.
/ think that what these people say OF each
other must be truel fLaughtcr-) am
giving too much rein to speech. (t;geur
shouts, "Go on!'') How happy. We shnll
lac when we have upon its back this see
'tional despotismi which hus lorl!ed ii for
sixty years. We love the Constitution MS
we love our mothers. We mean l., pro-
tect the Union. We wish not to cast II
bare, majority vote, but to bury the foe
deep under the multitudinons ballots of
the people. sr4.ssf.st 3
The men who are coming in will ad-
minister the Government so as TO stimu-
late cOmmerce-tO brighten the brow of
labor, and light the fires ofayour torgcs.
Calling upon You once more to forget
party names, to lock at your candidate,
and bear your ballots to the polls, and fire
them like a bullet. When the ballot-box
shall yield up its secrets, it will render Il
majority such as you have only dreamed
of. ! bid you good night. (TumultuouS
chcering.) .,.-5-,----
No mere report can do justice to The
address of Mr.. Bnrlingame. He was vain
ly urged to proceed, but having spoken
more than an hour, he declined further
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Choice First Class Insurance

e1-casl Capital 100000 absolute and unimpaired
WITH srnpLUs Op SjO6,3s7 SIS.
And the prestigcuf Is years and experience.
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CO.
BR- carly Advertising reasonable terms accOr-
made. -
cTs, to be paid f,r in ddru1ce,
Legal advertisements will be charged Mt tho rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
or go for six months hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square, .
, The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well os all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent In by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
85-Advertisements not accompanied with write
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
nccordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged, in all
casc4 at full rates
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons so cents each. novI1-'50
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with s0lvency and
fair profit.
Es,tcial dttsntivngircn 10 Insurance Of n TFLLITffS
aud Contents for terms Of one % fve years.
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Saddles, Harness. .TrUnks SC.

aU hhObHS%A@f' q Ee1' t<AA"'
B. SHEPPARD, No. l3I, SIaiA Street, corner .
Sj Union, will continue keep bn hand aIarge eand
complete assortment Of all articIesi his line eonsst
ing Of Ladies' and GentlemenE Saddles- Fine COarEe
Harness. Trunks YalicCS, Carpet Bags, Satehets, COZ
lars, Hames, Whips. &c g..
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention aud pTOptness, 10 merit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly dOpe, and in pro-
per mgnnSr. @ t- }. D. siEPrAh1; s11 Pi:iI p.