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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,250,000I
naiiy Reyenue S7.5OO.OO.

Daily Revenue S7,500.00.
INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES, OVER sS00,000i
an Directors Personally Responsible for s Engagements Of
the Company.
WE respectfully ask attention to the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company It's policy holders In s
large cash capital and investments as stated above.
The large capital and income OF the Company enable TO take
lines convenient parties requiring large ofnsurance
In addition to The ordinary mode OF insurance. this
Observation-Disclosures on the payment of TEN ANU
al PREMIUMS Property Is theneeforh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled time and the
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by oas Of Rents by Fire.
new and most liberal principle.
Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
sentaon OF satisfactory proof loss without abatement deduc
ton r inerst and NOT usual sixty DAYS after presents
ton Of proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mh3i 100 Main street. few doors above Postonce.
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sAkrnnI -, Com Ols A ia, II
IL BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTEro ~ x1yn1l
IHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RtCHM0nDA DANvlLLL
eOUTH-sI T. AND VIRGINIA TENN ESsEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES sTAGEs nsurng TO the traveller ample
ROOM attention and low fares
For reeubre white Sulphur and the Sweet Springs tickets 70
Depot % 3d. thence by opposition lines Of stages 70 me
reenbrer white sulphur being sO to the sweet and "
40 10 the reenber White Sulphur Spring. There are also OPP
position hes II Stages running Salem depot via the Roam
sulphur Springs and line Of stages from the hon,gon
ery white Sulphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sui
nbur spfiur, 10 the Gre nbrer White Sulphur Springs.
FOR Coner Springs purchase tickets 70 Bonsaks D.po price
20 Roanoke Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 10 Salem De-
pot, price $40 o,--..,u. ,.
tsO5 MI,
For White Sulphur spng purchase tickets TO Big
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets TO chrsan'bus
Tor I'd Red sulphur Springs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
P''ee s' l. II. GILL,
,roa-dsm Gtnr sup't Va. Tenn. X. z.
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

rss5.ssfsss r-s.5sss.1 r5sisizss3 Etaet ERxz .9rH
~ ~ 49,
I,uROUGh In AZ hours to Norfolk, and In six hours to Old
IL Point from Richmond.
The comfortable, and expeditions route between Rich
mond and the above place by the Richmond and Petersburg
Petersburg thence the Norfolk and Peter ROAD
Norfolk and tn by steamers 10 Old Point and Hampton
SCHEDULE.
Pos M, reach Norfolk $780, and Old
Point at sl5, p. NJ.
For the OF passengers fish supper will be
vided on the boat, between Norfolk and Old Point
Old Point the boat l30 A. NJ and connerts
with Norf TX, which NJ reaching Rcb
mond at G0 dining the boat while between Old
Point and Norfolk 7. H. wYNNE,
je1l-u sup't r. and p. X r.
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RAILROADS. J, & &C.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

AND NORFOLK.
Fare 90, Dinner Extra.
NO BREAKFAST WILL BE PREPARED ON THE BOAT.
an and amer Tuesday, July Path, Trans In
- VIII run daily, escep. sundays; as follows - -, /.
Regular passenger trains stopping only upon signals al fa
oal, Meadow, Summit Dispatch, and Tunsta's,
Wilea Richmond "A. NJ and the White House al 4:la'
Pm. -. ,., !,
The fast and conmodous steamer West Point Captain o.
Rowe will leave tbs White House nondAy ana
DAYS At M arrival Of the landing on signal only
West Point Mody ospp,ho.c Bgle1 Yo,sio sn .na eGa
Returning the steamer West Point will leave Norfolk Tn.d.y
Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ and Old Point At soA M
landing only above arrive White House In Time 70 con-
meet with the cars arriving In Richmond at b;So p NJ
NO Boat landings will be made a.
Accommod alton discontinued I'LL further notice
On and after the LIST cf Ausust next the pasenger
train will leave Richmond daily except Sundays M con.
nee ing at Point Mondays Wednesdays and Id WIN
steamer Point at si5 NJ, and arrive s horfok
Pm a, - ~
RttrruIne the steamer viii leave Norfolk at NJ, on Tues
dsys 1nf Avn and Saturday, connecting At Wet Point
M W IN the cas- and arrive niclmond 81 7. NJ
By order Of the Drecton. 49, ,,o,-,v -,
Welt W -'''N'' ", tc ~
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UGHTE a BRADBURRY,S PIANOS.
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid insiru- -
n ments have been received. - G-@<* IA
In addition 70 the beautiful Boix de Nolr, the Cir
Action and the Grand have now the Bou u
doir beautiful instrument Of N upright form.
Chickering's have received IS first prize medals AL over
competitors and from first rank Institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
Chickering's have emanated the best and most pema
nen brought the Piano TO Its present
lecon by the great capital they have invested In
they sell fully my cent cheaper than
any other factory their instruments leave the wareroom
without having been fully inspected by the best srts
this factory has than one agency IN cy IN
Richmond only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos we sell Orders promptly At
tended 10. ,
warerooms north side Of Broad street. 9TH and at Hab
ton Brothers, No. 100 Main street
mAi2 NATH'L OAkUsi, sole Aeent
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IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHnoND AND STANTON
VIRGINIA SPRING S,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu.
cling the Might Travel In Stages; which.
added TO the greater safety OF the
Rail ms well as the stag part
of this Line, CONNIE nds it
10 all pleasure-seekefs as wei as invatfus'
THIRTY MILES OF STAGING OVER PINE rURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRNGSl
AGAINST
sIXIY-PoUR MILES STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME!
DASsENGERs Richmond at So A. NJ dine at staunton
terminus Of the Railroad by 52; reach Cal
shan Celebrated Stand by p NJ and leaving after Breakfast
the White Sulphur Sweet Springs by ~ NJ second
day. being Ave hours Ia advance other line
should party unite In requesting H. they will have the privilege
han 10 time to arrive at the springs
going the Rockbdge Alum bath Alum Warm Springs
Mborough Depot where they arrive at $50 r.
those Springs respectively TO the same da
Those gsing the Hot Healing SPRINGS stay all night at TIE
Warm SPRINGS and leave there next morning as TO arrive at tie
Hot Healing breakfast Passengers for strhng Springs,
take stage Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen,
arriving at each place respectively to supper.
rough Tick e t 3
THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.
Att .Oi.. Ia, nt.t NJ
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SaSU- RLTNDS AND DOORS.

SAWING AND TURNING.
yHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may DC De mac
the above articles IN perfection at the shortest notice
Being confident giving entire satisfaction the so
the public patronage Having recently sddec
an caeners Turning business the public can nov
ave ther work ,phout disappointment delay Give me call
sssiNt, Mills AMBLER, Mayo street.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
-

Are you sick, feeble, and COM
planning? Are you out Of order,
with your system dcranged, and
YOUR feelings uncomfortable?
These symptoms are often the
prelude TO serious illness. Some
lit Of sickness is creeping upon
YOU, aud should be ayerted by n
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, aud cleanse
out the disordercd humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move ON unobstructed In health
again. They stimulate the fhnc-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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NOTICE.
nv q r III r FARMERs on VIRCUNUa Ann

NOKkU GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAILNGtsecured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bscony
age &C. Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent wire sackng Bead
eads with variety Of Folding Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
hety, for Gardens, &c.
N. WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
No b3o Market N. T. corner Sixth nreet PhiladelphlA
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BRAND CUTTING.

BRAND CUTTING.
HE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE corner 18th and Cary SITS begs leave
form his customers and the Public generally that he stu
aed so as 10 execute all work (Which he be favored Thy In
the best vorkmanke pos ble notice
want Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain
other articles you manufacture send In your ORDERS
will accommodate terms and guaran
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also fne lot Of branding Brushes Kew Cheeks letter.
be. A. +. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor 18th Cary ets., Richmond. Va
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NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL.
WE just received, Of Importation large and
w complete assortment Of MAYORS Marshas best cast
steel, consisting OF
Square assorted from IN to ~ inches
0ctagon Z" kto1L
Round Machinery assorted from n to ~ inches
Double shear steel auored; all .ies
Mill Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel
Granite Wedge
To which specially invite the attention OF Granite work
and purchasers generally For sale at lovetraes
sac. DONNAN.
may1 Iron Front w. Block Governor Street
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DIR. j. 3. ROSE,

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
EVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
person must knew that remedies handed use
should have their efficacy established by tested 10
hs hands Of Physician DR. Rose has
Abored long and diligently extensive practice redne
and his remedies ss well known people have
DR. ). s. HOSES l. xPECTORAS IN Oh Cough
SYRUP.
bronchitis and all Dssdses efttc Luny.
Th: Syrup having stood the Of years experience
cha acknowledged by all to be remedy enneny superior TO
Other Known compounds used for the relief and radical
In compromising Cough Syrup for sener. the physician
for none but physcan should attempt prescription
ed from his knowledge Of constituted part Of
avoid entirely The addition Of drugs that any way
cough stop but 1t exported Of regularly educated
DOCTOR that he should his patient pre,en
anum snony uorpha and Wild cherry bark and not b. .e
countable for the sne health his patient Many the
aled into ueurable disease perhaps death Dr. j.
prevent pea ~, al S';'
DIR. J. 3: Il OSE'S PAIN CURER.-Ths popular
and never falling remedy has alone stood the test Of hhVs
THE PAIN GTREI cure, Rheumatism.
THEPAIN CURER cures ohore pain, In the Stomach
THE PAIN CURKR cures se.ld,, Burns, spraIn, .nd
THE PAIN CURER cure. any pain internally or s,.sr.
n.Ily and should be kept In every family.
3 s
Dr. g. sa nos ifs nY sSSpI peyr
cent?.
Dyspepsia may be by cosveness belehng up OF wind
sour stomach and sometimes darrh9a bowels
headache, feelings, cold wakeune yaabe
appetite II these symptoms allowed lony without
this medicine, (which VIII always cure then follow debility the
lungs. and predlsposlon to consumption.
DIR. ]. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND foral
diseases the Kidneys and Bladder Price great de-
mand for tbs article induced others and
cal u Buehu. Ask for Roses and take other.
AM. AnDK: J; 3: ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
havehs written signature the Cork OF bottle
withoutit
FOR sale By all respectable Druggists.
eoldby WARNERL. wARING, General Agent
=, lo1 Broad Street, above 9th,
Ri.inn
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nONyAN a. CO.,

Commission Merchants.
sHOCKoE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
IONTTNUE 10 give particular attention TO the sheo Iooacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce,
Of which are respectfully solicited ya-t-e." -
JAS. NJ GoGGIN, D. @ TRADER, W. L. v, nVL,
Formerly Of Virginia Memphis formeIy o. ,"s'HiA
SsOGGIN, TRADER a. HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Grocers, Receiving, forwarding ana
Com I'M is sion Nero h a II 3,
t-,I1v Memphis. Tenn.
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
STATE has appointed
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCAflNG COAL OILS,
the quality OF which warranted and uSADuLrSRArKp
We invite the Of Apoheearies and Dealers throughout
u. state supply which will belsrge and sold by 0Aoee
Osly the lowest Factory prices cooou . pouors
III
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING-5@
III CULTIVATORS AND HARROMs foh z SSCT
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-Beneving that IhAVe X*3>N>
In my NEW PLOw the best Piow In use, IN, .1, g.
make this offer TO Farmers and Planters VIII
with these Implements are not better man
have they them to me aiter Trying
~ p, II. STARKE, No. 81 Main b.,
In 8 doom Above 81 Charles Hotel
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from Do Y, o. UFttI' . N"IVU9V
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold thcm in esteem Of the best aperlents have
ever flund Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given In small doses for
L,,,s JyS,ufrrg and diarrh0d. Their sugar coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
~ u.nnnn md clIllrun.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 2i.

mar uArxa CaCNDAIJ ~ ocLock-srs ASK 40 SKIS "V'
ARRIVED
s,hln Ro,poke Couch New York. mdse and PasseSgers
Lulam Watson -, , -, M, . p,.,o,
s.hr X p Kng Leeds, Phua pix iron. J. X Anderson
49, I,s Brady MatheEs Neu York, lee Grinin Taylor
so LVnphaven Crocker Norfolk. shingles James 6ann
49, Nsi,d Queen Phila coal, W. Davis Co
80 Corbula, lawrence Phila, coal, W. II DAVIS 20
a. WI shamburg Travis North river, corn Bacon ba
sehr : R. Allen Baker, Boston, ndse, D. w Curre
Srhr HOPE FrAak, Baltimore mdse, W D. C1iqltt %
sehr VIM severe Brooks, Baltimore gaAno, sehAer Aonr
Andrew Armstrong. Mathews vAnA, wheat jos Bruneh
4 Co .,rD
steamer Geo Peabody PritehArd Baltimore dss anu PAeh
Kezs, d. W, CuTIie. -
~. Ocean, Aaron, down the river HIGHT
schr AlsS sna, Smith, down the river light
sehr GeogiannA Baker, down the river lght
s,hr sarsh Comn. down the river light .,.
scSr HsmptSn Eiiins New York udse W D. Coqult Co.
80 Am O. SKIES, RoEden down the river light
s,hr Robt Franklin, spedden down the river hshh
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Sick Headache, Foul stomach.


DEAR BRO. AVER; | cannot answer you rhdt COM
plaints have cured with your Pills better than 10 say
an that &C. erer treat irh purgGtire medicine place
great dependence enectual eathartle IN my daily
Contest with disease and believing do that your Pills
aao Us the best we have, of course value them highly
PIrrSBURG, Pa, May l, 1855.
nm l. q AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst headache any body have, by dose or two
OF YOUR Pills. IL seems arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once. - -
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
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nr.nsp.l.. Impurity Of ono blood.

From Rer j. J. Hines, Pastor Of idreR9 thTc"' boS'"
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
sur.s In my family and among those am called 10 Nislt
I'M Distress To regulate the organs of digestion anu
nrif the blood they are the very best remedy have
over known, and can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours D. v MINIS
WARSAW, Wyoming CO., y. Y, Oct IT, 1919.
DFARStR: am using your Cathartic fills IN my prac
, ami find them am excellent purgaye TO cleanse the
sysier, anal yarig the fountains Of the blood.
efetlAA an Ee' " - NE NJ II
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TXUCRsION TO OLp POINT =S!g---

ENUCRsIoN TOxSSsLT5 OLD % So 80 EsSs-rS
- cTRTls PECK Capt CHORD fed up In neat - e ior
nish travel win Excursion 70 the above places on
DAY EVENiNG next sd land regularly every
EVENING thereafter during the Watering season leaving s
har Al Rocket O'Clock NJ arrive a. Old Point about
e thence Portsmouth and Norfolk, and return he next
vesing SUNDAY leaving Norfolk a. oeoek touch Al Por
,uth and Point and arrive a. Richmond ABOUT el9eA
fo me TIP % Od Point Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and
rsturn meals lncadsdO $40
" - ~ "us > R o. HAsKINS
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NOTICE TO LADucs

N0TICk.-Havngs sold my Tools etock In Trade ana ,ooa
IN Win 70 Mr. Ga srAsHrImy ana eustousrs Mi oa
cell On hin for any vort they may require.
VERY respectfully, "a
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From Or. E. ". Cartlrright, Nelc Orleans
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
oualities surpass any cathaTtc possess They are
mill hut very certain and eectual In their action ON the
bowels which makes them Invaluable TO Us IN the daily
treatment of disease.
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CARRIAGE BOLTS, COACH SCREWS AND
~ TIRE B0TSwe have Just received direct from OF the
best manufacure large and full supply Of Carriage Bolts,
Coach and Tire Bolts well assorted size to which
respectfully solicit every In need Of such articles
T. R0BER1sON SONS
apls No % Main 81
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Constipation, Costiveness, suPpTesslon'
RhruInatism. GOut, Neuralgia, Dropsy,
Fits.

Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From, Dr. j. r. TdUgha, Montreal, Canada
Too much cannot be said your Pulls for the cure OF
s.,,ns rs have. they should join me IN proclaim
m h for the bcust OF the multtudes VINO suher rom
tbSt complaint which, although bad enough IN tsei Is
a. ,r,s,itnr Of others that wOrse believe COS
f 10 originate In the liver, but your fllls ahect that
oruan and cure the disease.
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APPLEroSs'
illustrated Handbook Of American
TrnNRl.

DA0ON HAAs.-s sssGI PTas Saga Cared, for Iss On
ID eOnagansnt ~ fARDr WILLIAha
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UIOR KsALTIHOHE.-rhe steamer hEl- ,SIl--k
II yIDEsg CaptAin William W Kesne viii re- .zcazs-z4s
v reht today Monday, and up 10 The hour Of II O'Clock NJ
TTS tassn for Boston, Baltimore Al o~ rates with great
FL ,.r has .plen id sAterOOra passenger Accommodations
Passage and fare g. .,--, =, ----,--
wl please be en- ooard neiofe - S'sS & AN'
he o. departure.
ke FOR passage procured either onice In The slip oP-
.S the Columbian Hotel steamers wharve. R,essti.
P'l-Sl q, DAVID W. CURalE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-29

Fr. KEARNEY, Nov. 25.--The Poney
Express from San Francisco on the l4th.
passed here this p. NJ.
SAN Francisco. Nov 4--The Presiden-
tial election returns still lack Eve or six
thousand votes Of being complete. The
total vote returned is lll.8lS-Lincoln
So, $50; Douglas 5000; Breckenridge 3d.
e16, Bell S.O26: Lincoln over Douglas 596.
This is the most favorable account for Doug
las published. other authorities placing him
near I 900 behind Lincoln.
The balance Of the returns will probably
reduce Lincoln's majority. but the State is
generally conceded to lincoln. though the
official count is required to settle all doubts.
A dispa' ch from Ureka, near Oregon, on
the 18th, says the advices from Oregon give
$50 maj,rity for Lincoln over Breckinridge.
Douglas was 600 behind Breckenridge. with
three small counties to hear from. which can
not much vary the result. Returns from
few of the counties show donstions on elec.
ton day to the Washington Monumen. fund
to the amount of 81 $40. which will be
largely increased when full returns are re-
ceived.
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Harpcr's Magazine.

This popular Magazine is about to commence
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One copy is furnished one year for three dol
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Clergymen and teachers supplied at 81, The
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ume Muslin cpvers p cents each. Twenty
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riod Of ten years, have COW been issued. These
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Illustrated with some thousands of engravingS
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PeterSOn's Magazine.

We in receipt of this popular Ladies M's'z
for December. 1t is a splendid number ''Peterson
has a circulation of l0o. 900. Il will be greatly i'm
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