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1860.
EOIEECE.


1860. NOTICE. 1860.
W. 81 E ~ 49, - 74sss1s.4
TO PASSENGERS GOING hOKTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
EIPOHTANT' To lTE.AVELLEKS.
TNRO CGH TICKETS Nd THRO CGH CHECHG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL,
ADELPIA NEW YORK. and all Important points West via Ac
quia Greek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICkSB III RG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
River 70 miles, and By SPLENDID I'D
thenc Washington 20 miles, In al lSOmes In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
~ Hours % departure go A. NJ, and 100 p. NJ.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
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DISSOLUTION.-

DIsSOIUTyON.- firm Of aTNTER KENT 4 ALvEvis
This day dissolved by consent Lewis Glner and John
Alvey having purchased interest OF James Kent they are
hereby authorized the business Of the late FIRM and 20 use
ths n.re IN l,o,I.tion onl, LEWIS GINrER,
~ JAMES s. KENT,
JOHN Y. ALVEY.
Richuond Jan a.
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BLOWS FOR RALLOWENG---R
al CULrIVATORS AND HAGROHs FOR 6->SS6s7sz--=7S
PUTTING IN wHEAT.-Bele ewing that lhaJe - I'M -
In my NEW PLOW the best Pow IN Use, sszass
hi. offer he Farmers and Planters viii furnish then
@ these Implements hey aenot better than those they nov
have them after trying hem free OF charge
~ Fresh supply Of Turnp Seed just received.
T. II. sTARKE, No. 50 Main St,
g doors above st Charles Hotel.
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CITY or RICHMOND,


James l. Apperson as Notary Public for the city aforesaid IN
the state Of virginia certify that Lewis Gine whose name
mentioned as general partner In the foregoing writing tins day
made oath before that Albert c. Jee' the special partner
mentioned in the said writing has actually paid In cash the sum OF
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars the amount contributed by him 10
the capital stock said firm Of Giner Alvey Aens
Given under my hand this 10Th DAY Of February is59
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4 RTIFICItL rEE !

T e -. : =.
n TIE tHEofLASIIC FROCESN ISEess4s.---g
IL W JONES, DENrsr, having purchased heg fpySsSN
--ht f,r the above mode 90 making Teeth, and be-
M entirely satisfied Of Is absolute superiority over he gold SILVER
or ana method he with confidence commend 10 20 all who
nav desire partial sets OF Te-aud especially 70 such as
nav be dissatisfied with those they using In THIS process
M the objections the gold plate emoved-the SUCTION be-
ing perfect comfort and stability 20 the hand The teeth
b ca the metal the food Is excluded ron under
between them they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and ln every respect better.
IN the perfect adaptation OF the plate 70 the
secured he Insert
teeth of claspsand In al guarantee perfect and sat
afactory a., charge.
This method having been adopted and by those stand
Ing highest The profession North South testimonials will be
gwen and specimens exhibited who desire 70 them
Those yhng exchange the old method new their old
plate N be taken IN part pay. once opposite Conihlan Hall
oass AsUn t'G ~, oaskto6 OsT-ly
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Passengers and sup Ashland board the
comfortable between Acqu Creek and Washington
s further information apply this oice, Broad Street.
Shockoe Hill JAMES b WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent
sAML RUTH, supt
Ofce T. ?. q p n. r. Co.. ,
Richmond, Jan. p, lS5s. JRn2I-n
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$1,000 REWARD

$1,000 REWARD!
NTANY persons, including conductors Of pub
vi lie presses have shown their ignorance, no HGSM
than their zeal In charging the DistAlyrs I4;t-FtN
with mlA poSon with their liquors. ly~iEflrlEisGl
To acquainted with the process OF making " trssa
WHISKY this is simply ridiculous but 10 The pun SA-@.s
generally federation the Impression that has some
;oundB alton in truth.
WHISKY Is from grain, which first ground Into meal mix
with through The process Of crmgntd
ton by introduction yeast precisely gt bread made
poison vegetable IS used In It's manufacture Il
other persons silly enough criminal enough commit aoc-
tiles charged defend them only claim to
5 for gu selves.
The will be paid 10 who Will prove by the
a competent and respectable chemist that state
untrue far liquor manufactured by Us is concerned
t the liquor subjected 20 ke test shall be
prorued either house from Of many
spectacle customers the character Of the chemist Nho
ayses shall established to be beyond suspicion either
for skill or honesty. - . -
?. SlrAkNS v W
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
TI7E Subscriber returned North and d.,
is In receipt OF his Pail Stock Of Boots. Shoes XII
Trunks Vases Carpet Bags &C. &C. which he would Ey
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers heis 49,
confident that his stock cannot be surpassed both regards price
and quality He particularly invites Country Merchants and 9TH
buying sell again. give him call before purchasing, he
determined sell low for Cash. the quality Of goods
be bought In any Of the Northern markets
lie also prepared TO make TO order anything In his line in the
best manner his stock materials very large and Of the very
best quality. OCT p K. WHITE, 70 Main 81.
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RAILROADS, &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
H.x--HA.sH HH-.1H-HH
Mail an1 Do Sanno nY- Train :.

Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Richwond daily $50 A, NJ, for Gordonsvir Char
loesve and intermediate points Connecting at
Gordonsve with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad for Alex
ana and intermediate Stations and al charlottesville with their
trains for Lynehburg.
Passengers points Of staun,n wishing directly
through the tran Mondays Wednesday and Fridays
Stages with the train Goshen for Lexington, Va at
Mboro for Warm Springs Jackson River for CoVngton,
White Sulphur Springs, LeWisburg, &C.
Passengers for Lexington directly through daily Except
sunday On Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays they will take
the Stage at Staunton.
w Through Tickets for Lynchbu-g, Lexington Va, Warm
SPRING. White phur, Levbug, Va &c. can be procured at
the Ticket Onice. THOR D0DAMEAD,
mills Gsneral superine ndent
ONCE Va Central Railroad Company, Marci 2Oth, 1850
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: VI. s,,nmsh,p YORKTOWN. So

4 q. FOR INV fukk.-the lukkrnWN, t.rt L
Parish viii ocJcs NJ rltssy Che -t, lust
Yx-ars,n 81 return by either OF the steamers
saf.-a m and meals very Tow prce uf SlA fs
SAG oav Yok meals and slteoou ucllied $40 seer
sg- passage only e. Passage Norfolk salc as by Che River
Fegh received tiav, Monday and up 90 ts ho1r on CLOCK
T. NJ Tr.lay Ul.s su -lcy bercccyci prior o. ta hour
C1nss1,e ale r1 their -ao's to-day frti-i
rr moderate ras and forwarded with great i
patch Tickets ana He-s secured oc- er GA board ihe
-sgr-s LUDLAV Z WATSON.
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
yENE RICHMOND FIRE with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25OO00, prepared 70 issue policies
on the above descriptions Of risks on as rspnaoe s any
patronage Of the public Applications VIII be Teeeyed az he OF
Ace No l5G second door Gus. Of corner Of am ana
where the officers will cheerfuy give any information fqueu
AL losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T. worham John H. OlSioorne'
VIM O. Tompkirs, Robert d. burton,
John J. Wilson Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett Geo. n. Gwathmey,
John t sublett Yrs. J. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE Presr.
RosgRT A. TOMPKMs. sec'y. se2b
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 3 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oyFIcE No. 1871 MArs STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED in $50 having during Its existence Of twenty
" claims for the extent CT largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, 1t refers to The history OF the
aGordng the very best guarantee for the future
her citizens and Capital used TO promote the success oil her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long Acquaintance Of This Institution with the InSung
Public II has become familiar with their interests and palms
will spared information withheld the part 81 us Omcss
that will tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants we can the very
extensive country Insurance already tepetDe
citizens In almost every portion OF the state . -,
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance addressed 70 the
W L. COwARDIN, President.
wut,.u WuIu 7. s..-ssrv mh9-ly
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPAN x
Office No. I53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers canals or
land carriage
INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses,
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country.
POLICIES issued at current rates and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos R. Anderson James Dunlop, Samuel Puney,
Jas. L. Apperson, L. W. Gazebrook, III. Taylor, Jr,
David j.. Saunders Lewis Glnter, john Purcell,
David J. Burr, Geo. d. Shell, John ID. Quarles
VIM Breeder, r. u. Heath, r. Stearns,
@. r. Watson semr J. Harrison, John O. sinton,
VIM II. Christian, y Miller, l. H. skinker,
John Dooley Vim. G. Paine, James Thomas, Jr.
J. H. MoSTIauu sac,v apl2
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CORRUGATED WROUGuT Iron Avn

~ WIRE RAlLtN(seouredb by Letters Patent )-Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bsconys Cot
sges SC Sheep and Ok Hurdle Patent Wre sackng Bead
eads with every variety Of Folding Iron and iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep, Poultry aud ohe
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work IL gesi va
rety, for Gardens, &c
NJ. WALKER soEs, Manufacturer
No 6S5 Market, N. L. corner sixth street PhlsdeIpbI
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(HSES$lA
7 RYE d
ESNIsNN
rsIHr UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To MANUFACTURES WITS
Ky, Of all The various grade, r n good plain wHIsKI to
admitted 10y an who have tried to be unsurpassed Having
large additions works, challenge comparison for
quality with Whisky made In this sa' s or any other
18th street between Main and Cary,
des ri edmond, Virginia.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
EATHER he thoroughly tanned without the use Of bark 10
IL any form whatever and at more an two hundred
price OF materials Andin one-,wefh the time re-
1t viii he tested by experiment and shown who feel inter
Heavy Hide, viii be tanned in nom 20 to so days.
Light Hides IN from 10 10 - days.
KIP or CAT skins n from 3 o days
Buck, sheep, Hog or Cost skins, In one day
by this process better article Of Leather made being heay
fact the old mode n tanning utterly Incapable OF making "
One Of the n5pe articles tanning by this process
common ant over the country and ay
Any person wishing to obtain an In this process viii
in all confidence Oder to the public address
Liberty, Bedford county Va.
fehS-sm Proprietor.
'see further notice in the virginia Index.
ROoKs--Recevedb by ,,urs vvoonuor,sv . 20
Life and Times Of Gen Samuel Dale Msslsspp Partizan
By J. Z II. Claiborne. Illustrated 81
Iiein Spain and Present By Walter ThOrnbury. With
Illustrations !.
Lucy Croton BY the author Of Margaret Maitland &C. Zoe.
Harper's Greek and Latin Texts. Kschylus Acc.
larper's Greek and Latin Texts HOrstus. 4Oc
The Church; is History Doctrine worship and Const
tuition traced from the fra. hundred years by w. ken
D. D. / vol, syo. 50
Lectures Of the pes Of Paul to the Thesalonans BY John
Lille, d u. 2.
Title Hunting. Ry f. !. Iewellyn !.
"Reminiscences OF Ru as ohOae the great advocate by E.
Parker. l Do n fupply.
Commentary the Penateuch From the German OF otto Won
Gerlach. 2 %.
Humsuics. BY 7 Wharton Collins, Esq ! 10
Together with a Huber Of ohe late aud Interesting BOOKS.
fell JAMES WOODHoJSE & Gu.
NLDJAVA CORPEE.-2G0 pockets Extra fine Old Java
~ Coffee just landed, aud sale ny sfLOEN MILLER
milo Corner Pearl and Cary sis.
CANDLES.-2oOO Packages Adamsntine Candles on con
- sgumenL which viii be sold the trade very low go boxes
FALL low andl x
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0 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE.

1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE 1860
GSga 7s5.rESsEs q: Is 80
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
ON and after Sunday January 9h 1860 the Mall and Passen-
" ger trains, on this road, viii run as follows:
Richmond daily o'clock for junction. Burke
vie Lynclburg Bristol Knoxville Dalton, and Atlanta Ga
Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction. and Memphis Tenn;
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala, and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays for Danye Va and
Greensboro, N. C., at A. ".
RETURNING,
Leave Junction (Burkevile) daily al $50 and arrive in
Richmond at ~ 80 p. ".
Leave Danve daily Except Sundays ats and arrive in
Richmond at 1880 n.
~ The above trains toays the southsd
Railroad trains from the Southwest Junction. and
with the Virginia Central r. T. Potomac Railroad trains and
from the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets Sold Baggage checked through the
points; also to the Virginia Springs.
For through Ticket RGd further information apply at the Ticket
Office Of the Richmond Danve Railroad Company Richmond.
iaSO ALEX. WORRALL, Superintendent
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March 1st 1890 Pas FL III Tzy
" Scnger Trains Will depart ke2 91g M
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except sundsys) A. NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays at z. ~.
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundays) * p. w..
Tuesdays and Fridays At A. II.
STEAMER sEA-BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and THURSDAYS at A. NJ
LEAVES WHIFEHOUsE,
Tuesdays and Fridays NJ connecting with Cars both
Urbanna stage leaves White House. Tuesdays and Fridays at
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakeron siageeayes Wheoue Mondays and Thursdays at
S A 81, returning days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays. THoS r. SHARP,
ia23 Superintendent.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CHANGE or HOUR or RICHMOND a DANvILLE R r.
NNard after Sunday 2gth Of January, the Paseu- r. ~
ger rain viii Richmond for Danyle and - -
vrchburs a, O'Clock ~ returning leave Danye at A NJ
and arrive l Richmond "a, ! r. NJ
\. L,Eu
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DARE CLEARANCE SALE or o,.-
Prior to removal Store Nos ii3 and AS Broadway
II. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos. sac and 34S BROADWAY,
VIII sell By auction
Commencing TUESDAY, the 9Th Of March, at m aud
continue the
FOLLOWING AFTERNOONs.
WELLS & ELLSWORTH, Aucuoneers.
fue collection Works every department Of literature
large uuulber o. which are in elegant Library Bindings
SPECIAL NOTICE. p. APPLETON Co being about to re-
move trail position. respectfully Invite the attention
their and he public 10 the books In this catalogue com
prnc selections and duplicates from their large and uuryaed
department Of human knowledge bound by the
classic wrkmeu in London, sAd well worthy
the attention Of gentlemen adding 20 their libraries
Tie uubic may rely implicitly that all the books in this cata.
logu- viii positively BE- sold without any reservation.
Auo1g them will be found
Roberts, Sketches OF the Holy Lend, vols. folio.
Musee Imperial o. France; " vols
Florence Gallery; vols folio
Versailles Gallery: 10 vols folio.
Gslsre de AIusee de France; 10 vo's.
Stafford Gallery; vol
Musee Francois vols, folio
Galyre Famard.: folio
Dibdn's Biographical Works. 25 vols.
Edinburgh Review; 10 vols
Encyclopedia Bdtarncs, % vols, 4to.
Penny Cyclopadit; l6 vols, Ito.
Recess CycopvGil; ~ vols
Bl2cswood's Magazine; 3 vols, SC, &c, &C., sc.
Catalogues sent any address OF stamp. Persons
AZ distance unable attend 10 sale may have their orders
cuted by The Auctlo1eers. Inl'
COTTON YARNS, COTTON CORDAGE, CeT-
Ton PLOUGH LINE aud SEINE rWlNE for sale Factory
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VlRGINlAl
TEIEFIS INSTITUTION viii receive Deposes which Al
Interest OF sic per cent per paid all sums remain
Ing depo longer than six months and 1--WE per cent when
OyyCsoAt the Hsrdyare sora Of J. sNTON Co.. Il Main
street aud AT TIRE Banking House r. H. MAuEY Co.. Of
Main and wall stTeets 6. WORKMAN, President.
D. BAKER, Jr., Secretary.
J. SIgTON,
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DUVAL K NORTON,S HORSE ToNIC

DUVAL Il N0RTOh'S HORSE TONIC.
IUOG CH0LERA-The "orse Tonic" certain remedy for
the above dangerous disease-he proprietor will warrant
to cure,
Read the following:
CHESTERFIELD Co., Va, JsIy LIST, lsse.
Mr. J. p DuvAL:
Dear Sri take pleasure In saying that have made post
valuable discoverys this that your Horse Tonic will certa ny
cure that fatal disease called Hog Cholera Last month
that had about hal bottle your Horse Tonic"
commenced the oft but before began the Tonic had
II had not used your Gerry vdludbie remedy.
Very respectfully,
mills ND, .. LIPscoMb.
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MiAUFACT0RY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.



instruments.
DORR 4 RADE. 290 & 2Sl, BROAD STREET,
TTAVTsG associated themselves In the above bus -.
mess respectfully invite public attention Co
t-er large assortment q Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand, and offer such guarantees as II
satisfy the most sous purchaser They also keep on hand
the ar. and choicest Of Music Scunares Academies
Institutions Of Learning viii find 70 20 their advantage TO deal
with US AS prepared sell Music at Northern prices
Pianos mike warranted for five years and kept IN
tune twelve months exchanged within N months they fail
90 give entire the purchaser We also keep Iage
assortment Of Pianos or the best Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country and per
sons can saf, rely upon the faithful execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended 20
on Pianos taken IA sAchange. Please address
OCT DORR RkDk Richmond.
NOTICE OF CO.PAR FNERSH9P LUTHER
y LIBBY % EichGsud aud ABRAHAM bUBION, Of Peters
burg Va have formed coparnehp under the style Of lBBf
BURTON, the purpose OF conducting Grocery, Snip
CLaudIgry and Commission BuSinvSs. at the Old
stand Of Luther Libby, 10th and Cary treet Richmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON
Richmond, Feb. 10th, 1850.
HAVE thanks 20 friends and customers Tor Tor
mtr liberal patronage and 10 sk continuance OF me same
IN III new, bps!res " liuBY BURTON LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1900 ltz--u
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PLowsI PLOWs!! PLoWs!!!-Eo rxcUsE foR

GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0ws-The subscriber makes ey
variety Of Flows known Southern farmers and pantr
and recommends especially his Southern P0ae which uses ,se
sizes and shapes Of moboards Pow thus TO
every variety Of soil P N sfARKE
deai Three doo-s above Charles IIot. PchmnnS VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens o. Rich -->
W u nd and giuil, our Piano Fortes wf.c'
We Hsv. pl -rI with Mr. Carusi, that their qualities ~
En- every respect tested by the side Of thet u
famed Chickering's.
ros testimonial rs any factory IN the country AT OF which cal
he e.n al Mr. Caru,s Broad 80 door from 9Th
dds LGIITE X BRADBURRY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-02-24
LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE,

LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE,
By the Rev. HUGH SrowELL BRows, of the
Myrtle Street Baptist Chapel, Liverpool, Eng
land. First Series With geographic al intro,
duction by DR.. Il SHELTON MKENZIE Pub
lished under a special arrangement with the au
thor. One volume, limo, clath. Ala pages.
Price Sl,00.
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some present, worth from so cents to 100 dol
hrs will be mailed to any person in the T.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-02-24
For the Nsnitowgc Pilot
The Father of the Fatherland.
BIZ ADOLPH WHITMAN.

By AD0tPH WHITMAN.
Who IS the father Of this land!
Who closely joined this noble band !
Old Central Jackson it must be,
Like hick'ry strong, and frank, and free
Oh, 10 oh, no!
Our father must lie greater, though.
Who is the father Of this lard?
John Hancock was faithful friend
Of Freedom, and it must be he,
Or was i R;clalI Henry Lee!
Oh, no, Oh, no.
our father must be greater, though.
Who IS tie father Of this land 2
T must be man Of great command.
It was Ben. Franklin, wise and good;
lie as lis country's father stood.
Oh, no oh, no
Our father must be greater, though !!
Who IL the father of this land?
Came be, perhaps, from foreign strand!
Pulaski, Steuben, Lafayette,
De Kalb: there was no Drawer set
Oh, no oh, no (!
Our father must be greater, though!
Who IS the father Of ills land
Whom We received from Gods right hand
It is tie great GEORGE WAsmNGroS-
The holy Freedoms fiery son.
Oh, holy band
Oh father Of the fatherland.
Re children Of the fatherlanl,
Whose spirits but for freedom stand,
Preserve this Union strong and free,
It's stripes and stars for 'ternity.
So mote it be;
Freedom for all eternity
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- SpEcIA., NOTICE TO Agents

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and it bids fair to ourival the :Pllgrim's Prog
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les have been sold since its publication, and az
companion TO the Prince Of the House of Da,
vid, every reader IF that book should purchase
a copy.
The Records Of the Revolutionary War ia a
book Of great iuterest and gives vast amount
OF information relative TO the soldiers of the
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