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16T The conquest. of Naples by Garibaldi,
is remarkable in many respects but the
most remarkable circumstance in connection
with it is, that but eight men were killed in
its accomplishment. History furnishes no
parallel for such an achievement.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

ToorHAcHE.-Mr. Richardson communi-
Gates to the London Lancet new mode that
he has discovered for extracting teeth with
ovo giving pain. 1t consists in immersing
the affected part in chloroform, which is
done by filling little cup half full of wool
saturated with chloreform, and placing it
over the tooth. 1t takes from to Is minutes
to produce the effect.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

H9~ Our countrymen are everywhere be
found, and their ingenuity is recognised the
world over. In a recent issue of the Lon
don American, it is stated that for the week
ending August 18th, 1860, seventeen Eng
lish patents were granted for American in
rentions.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

SIAMEsE TwrNs.-Porter's New York Spirit
of the Times announces, that Eng and
Chang, the Siamese twins-whose bodies, it
will be recollected, are so strangely united
by fleshy ligament-after finishing an en-
gagement at Barnum's Museum, will sail for
California,
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

The Big TREE "A correspondent of the
London Times calculates the age of the great
California tree, of the Galaveras county
grove-a part of which was in the Crystal
Palace-at six thousand four hundred and
sight years.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

19 An enthusiastic and indulgent father
Of Richmond, Virginia, offered to pay half
the expense of public Ball to the Prince of
Wales, provided his daughter might be per-
mitted to dance the first set with him
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
KEEPERS SACRAMENTO IINEI

KEBrERs' LINE.-Jo Keepers, who drives the
cred Bird, an eight-mule bell team, makes his
trips regularly in eight days between North SAM
Juan and Sacramento; and those mules are
s'some" on pull; "you'd better believe it !''
10 is careful in packing his freight; and nos
only trustworthy, but very obliging in filling ALI
orders entrusted to his charge. We commend
HIM to those having packages or cargoes to be-
transported between the two places.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

NOTABLE DEATH-Mrs. Fco died in Santa
Barbara, on the Gath of October; aged s6
years. Her living descendants number ESQ.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

The miser lives poer-to die rich, and is the
lailor of his house and the turnkey of his
wealth.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

The only lash that a man does not object
70 being laid on his shoulder, is the eye-lash
ola pretty girl.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
SANFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put in Glass Cases, Air
Tight, and sUiH keep an any Climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill is gentle but ac-
tive Catharc, which the proprietor has used in his
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17


practice for more than twenty years.
The constantly increas- d, ing demand from those
whohave long used the ! PILLS, and the salts
faction which all express i in regard to their use,
] has induced me to place - them within the reach
| of all.
| The Profession well know that different
Cathartcs act on different . portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATH = ARTIC PILL has. with
due reference to this well = established fact been
compounded from a vari- = ETY. of the Purest Veg
etable Extracts, which act = alike every part of
the aimentary canal, and W good and safe in all
cases where a Cathartic is = needed. such De-
| rangements of the Stom- G ach, Sleepness, Pains
| in the Back and Loins, . Costiveness Pain and
| Soreness the whole body, from sudden
| cold, which frequently if neglected, end in long
course of fever Loss of Appetite, creeping sensation
of cold the body Restlessness Headacheor weight
| in the head. all infammatory Diseases, Worms in
Children adults, Rheumatism, great Purifier of the
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh is hec, too
| numerous to mention IN this advertisement.
Dose l toS
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invgorator and Family Cathartic Pills
retaied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale
! by the trade in all the large towns.
| S. T. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New York.
| Sold by the Druggists everywhere and by
PARK g. WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 132 Washington
| street. San Francisco. sept 1y
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
M g dici n a ! .
SANF ORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
Never DebiIitates.


TT is compounded entirely from Gums and has be-
i come an established fact, Standard Medicine,
known and approved by \; all that have used it,
and is now resorted to = with confidence in ali
the diseases for which it = is recommended.
1t has cured thousands = within the last two
years. who had gifeu up - all hopesofreliefas the
nuncro usunsolicted GER = tifcatee 10 my posses
sion show.
The dose must be adap- . ted to the temperament
of the individual taking Z it, and used in such
quantities as to act gent : ly on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your q Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER IN = | VIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Co m :. plants, BiliousAttacks
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diar- e rhoea, Summer Com
plaints Dysentery, Drop p lsy, Sour Stomach. Ha-
bitual Costiveness, Cholic ? Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera 1nfantum, = Flatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses, and - may be used successful
iy ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK
HE d HE, (as thousands can testify)in twenty
minutes If two three spoonfuls taken
mehcement Of the attack.
All who 1t giving their testimony In its favor
Mix water in the mouth with the IRvigoTator, and
swallow both together
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

NURTHER REDUCTION In COAL OIL and Cam
- phsns, by REAMER.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17
MRS. WINSLOW.
A N experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
IN sents to the atteat1on of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP,

of any other
ER HAS IT FAIL
INSTANCE TO EFF
when. timely
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17


medicine-NEv
ED, IN A SINGLE
Feet A CURE,
used. N g yer
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LATRR FRnN RnROPE.

HALIFAx, Nov. 2S,h The steamship Arabia arrived
Yesterday. She left Queeustown Sunday the 18th
The City Of Washington and the Prince Albert bad ar
rived cut lite aee Of the Prince Of Wales bad arrived
safely The American Minister AZ Windsor on
visit 70 the Queen The Empress EugeniA in London
en- route % scotland foe the benefit Of her health.
Toe Banks Of England and France have again advAn-
eed their rates.
CaetA vas sill invested Some Of the NeApotAn troops
left on two French war steamers.
The pressure Of the English Money Market vas slight
y released.
wEKELT COMMERCIAL REPORr
LIvEKrOOL Saturday Morning -COttOn.-Sales Of the
We a. 900 bales including $4,000 TO Spectators an
5000 70 exporters The market opened hrm but closed
Fac in consequences Of the advance in the Bank rates
Pair qualities we're slightly lower. Middng declined Is.
Loser grades declined lass, on the week Business
vas almost entirely suspended. Stock in port $4,000
bales including 44S 900 American Flour dull at 2SAa
SIS Cd Wheat dull and I'd. lower Corn firm and I'M
changed but quiet No American in market Lard
firm None in market. Sugar dull Coffee quiet Rice
quiet Rosin dull %. Sd the spot and .. "a to
arrive. Turpsndne dull at S4s.
LONnoN MARKErs -Breadstuhs-Sugar quiet Coffee
quiet and slightly lover Rice steady with large bust
ness early ia the week Tea partially lover Ga the Ii
the Bank advanced the rates is per cent Bullion had
decreased e5S2 OOO. Consols % lS(693 s.
LivxErooL, Saturday Eyenug.-The es i'm ted sales
to-day are 5000 bales including 5000 for spectators and
e1l or The market eOsed dull. Other articles unchang-
ID
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NEw ORLEANs, Nov. 2S.-The schooner Alphousine,
from Tanpco the 10TH reports in the Conducta seizure
case the Courts had decided upon pro rata distribution
OF the money reported
Ever, body was preparing fora change Of Govern
menL
Miamol it was reported, had declared his inability TO
defend the capital which had created considerable excite
ment
The last accounts state that the Constituencies had
captured Tacubaya and Giudalja-a Ii believed the
capital would surrender without a struggle.
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BALTIMORE Nov IS FLOUR dali Howard Street and Ohio g.
% VII Jul and heavy; Red a rs Nhts 81 25Di - Corn
3Tc NrW white aud Yellow 5,G5S cents Provisions dub
n posk Els; od go CJ2e- steady. Whhky dali
Nav YoEE Nov 2SNooey Is easier Loans on call r cent
Prime pee With douai- Aamls 9Gbl2 = cent
-tocSs du ant Ecr New YORK CuirAs IS Hhgnia 6s 10
n Is ouEib Ga q ;. SIS 49,.
Cotton Irregular and duh Four 'e10 eent lower wheat
lower Corn hiss dccinns tendency mixed 6Oea1
heavy. Ell. pius aa LAID heavy. whisky firm
12u Sugar dli Muicovado 81 Gov cents noa
quiet Nu Orleans fsi0 Cts Spirit Turpeutne heavy SIC
lotu dun 40 a. 80 kce steady.
Eyuaiug dell and heavy New York CenrAls 5iT
a - erie 60, u. =. SIS g61
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GPOV CUlRTrSTON

CHARLESTON Nov sS The Isabel left here on Satur-
DAY. but returned disabled. The ship A II. Stephen +,
from Liverpool, in the oihng.
Several candidates for the Convention Of South Care
Ina over their signatures have repudated the idea
that any free State will join he Southern Confederacy
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MAcoS, Nov. sS-The fair for the foreign department
opens on Mol6ay next The agricultural and mechani-
cal apartment the 10th Of December, and the stock
on h 7th. Th- for articles and the aceommoda-
ion Of persons is ample.
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TIE CHIRIorE EXPEDITION.

NoEYoLK Nov. 2Stb.-The members Of the Chirque
Expedition report that the commission entirely
,essiuL The harbors both sides unequalled Coal
OF superior quality and in ueNhausble quantities Lieut.
Merton discovered practicable pass through the Cor
deras and located the railroad in the advantageous
manner the country Affords
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ADIoURNED MEETNG.-An adjourned meeting Of The
Stockholders Of the Richmond aud YORK River Railroad
Company will take place at West Poiut, on the 18th
pr0x An extra train will leave Richmond az o'clock,
A N for the accommodation OF the Stockholders r's-
ding 10 this city.
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MEETING or MANUFACTURERS IN PHILADELs

PmLADELPHIA Nov. 2S.-A meeting Of the mAnufac-
turtrs cotton and wooden goods held At noon to-
dAy 70 consider the depressed Of ars and agree
upon some plan by which less goods be mAnufactur
ed Matters we're discussed and the opinion expressed
that by unauimy Of action there could be less prOduc
ton without general stoPpage The meeting adjourned
10 Saturday noon
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MARINE.

NosYoLE. Nov. 2S.-ArTived, U. S. steiner Brooklyn
from a cruise on tbe coast Of Central America. She
visited Cli-iqui lagoon, Boco DelTOrro &. The Chi
uqui Commissioners are on board. The officers and
cscs are al we'll The crew Will be paid oil here.
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SgBDAT READrSG-Ia these toablous times, the pro-
fes ed followers Of Christ should read and heed the Is
chapter Of Pau epse 10 the Romans shile saints Al
sinners should ponder the III Of the Ssh chsP er
Of the ep,e aud occasionally read tie l2h chap
Ter Of Plu's f-st eDstle 20 the Corinthians
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HrsriSGs CoUEE-Yesterdly, James Azebeau eharg-
ed with feonous assault admitted to bail in the sum
OF s. p and thirty days allowed to Charles Oogstr,
convicted Of tsOay to apply to the Court Of Appeals for
ssupsrssdsds.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuSGroS, Nov 2S.-The South Carolina members
will attend the opening Of Congress
The Institute Htn at Charleston, has been rendered
for the use of the South Carolina convention.
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LATEST FROM MISSOURI.

ST. Lort5 Nov. 2S.-The Missouri troops under Gen.
Frost had eLcamped Smthyi 20 sWa: further inior
maon from For. Scott. They would PROBABLY be order
ed bach as Geo. Harvey has unqualified orders to arrest
hOnIEumesY.
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full Of IL
~ usirAtons Just published and for sale retail whole
sale, the caeag bookstore Of Frederick A. BAdp "a ST. ~
Y Price % EACH any Eve for g. the whole II for a.
l. The White wizard or The Great Prophet of the Seminole
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Sea Wif the Terror Of tie oas tale Of prvateeng
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Hfda; the Red Rovers Daughter. OF New
York. BY Ned Buntlne Price 25c
The Man 0NarsMans Grudge Romance Of the Revolu
ton. BY Ned Bunlne Price Csc
Our Mess; or The Pirate Hunters Of the Gulf tale OF
Naval Herom and wild adventure In the Tropics by Ned
line. Price CSC
LuonA Pres Oft; The Curse FULFILLED. tale OF The Amer
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ThayendAnegea The scourge The WAFage Of the Mo-
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Stella Deorme; or The CamAnches Dream Wild and fan
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10 The Rift and the Spray tale OF the nuRgers In the En-
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All Of the above Boois full Of Beautiful Illustrative Enav
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lie hs truly condeyfl merits q tks OrVgsHais9 Biz
fsrs in cureg Dyspepsia in is Developments be-
come known atd appreciated orders for t pourrg
In from an parts Of the country-Norh South last and
West This tells the story.
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Az RKvoIR-Mous. BelOt des Gin.eres would confer
very great favor upon this community and State, if he
would bring the 100000 in specie which the Feench
Company agreed deposit, pledge, before COM
meneing the completion Of the JAMES River aud Kama
Ia
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lust PUBLISHED by

oT A. NORRIS,
Pubu8Aer and Law Bookseller, ri hncnd Va
ais MAJ srstss with practical forms, fr the Discharge
Court which added precedui for the
Prosecutors sherd Cjron- Cnn.ables, Eeh ators
Clerks Second Ed0n 10 which the laws brought down
tine, with notes, BY Joseph Mayo. Counsellor at
ard Mayor Of Rehoad price e. mailed free Of postage
receipt Il the amount
asW edition Of Taes Analy Teal Dgeel Index Of the Yrg
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hornt Laurel, Halifax. 81
R.yG4INEs, Il

~. mmISsIONEsks' SALE OF VALUABLE
" FARM or 1910 KCRts, IL ClIfkTEkFiELD COUNTY OK
The APPOnATToX RIVER By rtae Of decree Of Cir
Court Of the Couoy OF chest ed
vember 1850 In the friendly suit theren pend ng
cha tde thereof yed Nord1sr NJ ", Jung
Reechs Executor, shall special Commissioner Offer
for sale PubIs Auction the prenlsts DRsDAY
18th day OF Deeembe nexf atli O'clock H. fair not the
hrs faE day, that large and deirGbl farm
LAND" foneriS owned by Col r. n aud the late
sdence Es Martha Keeeh lying the said
tsrned the kppomaoN biver Eve niles from the
Coal Mines and RAILROAD and about tweniyhye niles from the e.
ties Of Richmond and Petersburg
This Farm contains about twee hurr 20O Acres OF which
about oneosrth well wooded Ia Oak Pine supplying far
timber Than needed for the pare The remainder open
and arabic aud generally 10 improving Of
The land OF besuuly situated iAnds and son
hundred Of fertile Hats and the river
The situation OF the healthy and beautiful Ia the
rounding ryn desirable community with ccnyenieLt
es market by railroad and the river
lsCus worship The Farm hell WAtred The buildings consist
modOus Dwelrg good repair
houses Kfhen Zee oase 0yerieers House. Oces
The Stables and Barnes ample for farming purposes
farm the tract Of land hee onered for sale Of the
this seein Of the sae All desiring to locate perma-
nenily would do vel 10 EXAMINE.
TERAsso much Of the purchase money TO be paid Cssh
will be deray expenses suit
ysars the deferred payments secaTed approx
ed security bearing interest from date and the reservation
title until he payment d the entire purchase
dsrng further information referred Wellington
Godlon Eq Of The hm Of Goddn Apperson, Fehmond Va
Messr James II Cox and Wm Blsnkenshp. at Winter.
peck o. or y myeL Ny addres, + RE9c,os Geek p
Chesterfield G. H. Nov. IS, 1860 Special Conn.,
W-ExecutOr's Notice.--At the same time and place
will be sold at Auction by executor OF Yrs Martha A.
Kseeh deceased the entire ousehd and Kitchen Furniture stock
Of Hogs She COWS Horset Cfp &C the farm
eel mt family Carriage Day 4 sale, THURSDAY, the
roi5-tds ErecHtor ~ ~ 4. Retcl, decd
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ANUsEvENrs To-NIGEr-At Mechanics Han, Christy :
Minstres viii present another varied entertainment
sb'unding with fun, melody and niggerisui.
AZ the Theatre the Rchngs viii appear in the comedy
OF "Niri1m, the Daughter OF the stars
AT Metropolitan Hall, the panorama OF kAne's Arctic
Voyage, repete with interest and instruction, sil be
'ag Ia exhibited.
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IN view OF the present onetary PRESSURE and unwilling sub
NIT 10 rulnous res Of interest 10 su Jet patrons IN
heavy losses the sale Of properly which they unwilling
sustain have concluded 10 eGp rals iupend payment We
lmpeed i only from regard to and
he Interests those who have nge hard intended for
sales WHICH, Ia most have made large advance
We will payment Of Obligations at the earliest period
compatible vi the Interest OF s Of which public notice will be
giyen We coohdsnt prudence will be commended
We shall continue bu nes and VII b. clad these willing
submit preFeni pice VIII promptly apply pro. eeds
4 desired BY those Avorng Is with their patrouae
n52O-u DAVIS, DEUPREE 4 co.
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select Boarding School for Girls.

PROPOSE to Op.n at NY sldsnse in Port Roys Va the
h house h anple and appropriately furnished gs VIII
be wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
srSln The Coura Of win be regular and ystemat
10 embracing the Engh Classical and Mathematical Depart
N. n Modern Languages aud Ornaments branches Par
r1 and rare aiieS for instruction In Music athand
TERMs-ncudIng everything tss payable one third upon
entrance third lat Of January and onsthrd 10Th cf April
Drawing Painting and Music at lrefeas-rS prices.
Thankful for the many favur received from this community
dung an experience OF seven years Teacher In their midst
up 10 The time when resigned my former school 1851
begin again renewed auspices and With
enlarged acie ard experience, hamby hoping by aSduy
and diligence t. merit confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me.
r. BAUDER A. NJ,
nuvQT-8m Port ROYAL, Caroline Va
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OdlD Ems
yE next session Of for Young Ladies' located At the
the corner Of bh Franklin Streets Richmond Va, wiz
begin on the day October, 1890 and close The sOh Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
shumAte Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Lam
guAges.
m a. Gilson Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons EdouArd Eoudayer French
Carlos Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedgrr, German.
Miss ElVa n. Jones' intermediate Engl1h.
Miss Maggie d. Brander Primary knghsh.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
j. W. Reeve, PenmAnbhip.
TERMs.
TERxs for Session. payable half hTt OF October residue
Eeb. IL, 1851:
Primary Engish CneudnE Vocal Nusle) ........ $50 90
intermediate English Quendng Vocal Music 40 90
senior (neludng Vocal Music) 90 90
Languages, eaeh +" W
Piano, Organ Guitar, Cultivation OF the Voice. for half
hour lessons week 90 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar. Cultivation OF the Voice for
hour Lessons per so 90
OIL PAnung OO w
Pastel Water colors, crAyon Drawing 20 90
Use Of Piano. 10 90
Ornamental Branches .......,..........
Board
washing and Lights rs 90
Application enter pupils and all communications concerning
The school should be made 10
THOMAS L GALLEHER
The for the session Of 1885, 81 win be furnished
10 who apply aaindicated. Iy6-ly
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OIL IS WARE.-Fine Cut and Pressed American and Be-
~ hemian Glass Ware such Goblca Champagns wnel,
Tunbe.s. Leuonades Ceeres jelly clAs.S, Fruit Bou Pre-
1erye Dishes Naples spoon Holders eah Cellars Hook cGret
and Cordial lanes FnRer Bowes Wafsr Botes Coal
o Lanps Chmn'yS and Weks. Flower shAdS Globes &C.
Persons 10 wan, would do well 10 call a the thnA Store Of
fHOA A. bull LEY 4 co,
hoS l8I MAln street,
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SUSPENSION IN ST. LOUIS.



ST Louis Nov. IS All the banks here except the
n caancs suspended specie payment this morning.
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Important Work in Press.
JANIS WOODHOUSE 60.
VTANE n Pres and viii ahosty pubsh Important and
A II timely work, entitled
A GLANCE AZ srATE-RIGHTs.
state-aghts Republican. I vol syo.
They have recently p1n.Ished
tbs LOST PRiNClPLE; OR, tbs SECTIONAL EQUILIBRIUM
Hou created how Destroyed hos mag ~
BarbaroEaa. vol, e.
What l. thought Of it by the sOuthem Press
fFrom The "C5nsef vatst." Nsubury, sci
Tose Who Esad fully unie sand he slavery lson
and remedies Wuud DO vel 20 obtain copy this H,rk They
vii 1nd h subject nlt IRON the point % any pot
party bui from hat Which knoHeEe q The history % the
Coaiuton from ts bhth u'ied Win candor AMI csoa from
party tpidt ctn alc n- farush
IRON ne "Chroalcle and Sent.nel 4" AlgutA Gal
An exceedingly tasteful vums ypographcay, and asestrK
With decided shy vital question UPON nc proper seenent q
whh ne ppuiy Of federal compact depends appear
aaes a. this une l. opportune.
IRON the "Republcan." a. Louis No
The book written With much ere. and bsifaya deep Brought
and eHtenIlvs research.
lFrom he "naiy Advertise, Montgomery, AlAl
afhs vauahie treatise up9n ihe theory Of equnau In
the fdr Const uon And shoui be diligently idsd b. the
fFrom he "Guardan," Cola-bls 3 CT
Th'a VIA denanlI than uang notice u Il Of
great excellence ard striking truth We ShA H. We
gard copy Treasure.
c0p aisd any address receipt Of he Advertised price
JAMES NOODHOusE co.
nf13 Mchnond Va
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REuOVED.

TOHN A. LANCASTER 4 BON, have renewed iAslr
ID ohsets 10 9i han Street, TO doors above Parss RAW.
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