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nature to think Of God only in hours of trial
and danger But we trust thai the re hgious
demonstrations Of this era arc from deeper
and purer source, and will be only deepened
andpurifed by bearing in mind tho ingratitude
and faithlessness of our forefathers, for whose
sins it may be that we are now punished, ss
our posterity viii be, Ats turn, IL we forget
the hand that is leading us forth from the viii
derness and bringing us to the land of
promise
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Election Day.--This IL the day fixed for the
election of members Of Congress and Elec-
tors Of President and Vice President of the
Confederate States. With regard to the former,
we have had very little excitement, though
the candidates have done some electioneering
in private way, and the sovereigns have had
ample opportunity for deciding between their
respective merits The candidates in the third
district--which includes the city Of Richmond
the counties of Heprco, Hanover, Charles
City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, Warwick,
York, James City, aud the city OF Williams
bnrg--sre Messrs John Tyler, William H.
Macfarland, James Lyons, aud Baker +. Lee
The electoral ticket which has been proposed
by the newspapers is composed az follows -
For the State at large--John Il. Edmuncs, OF
Halifax, and Allen T. Caperton, OF Monroe
For the Districts-Joseph Christian; Isl. Cln-
einnatus w. Newton, Cd; Raleigh L. Daniei'
Sd; William f. Thompson, 4th; Wood Boui
din, 9Th; William l.. Goggin, 9th benjamin
F. Randolph, 7th James w. Walker, 9th; Asa
Rogers, 9th; Samuel c. Williams, 10th; Sam'i
Med. Reid 18th; Henry A. Edmundson, 18th;
James W. Sheiiey, 18th Henry j. Fisher,
I4th; Joseph johnson, 18th; and +. H. Fisz-
hugh, 10th The polls in this city will be held
at The usual places, and it is desirable that as
full vote should be cast as circumstances will
allow. Provision has been made for the sol
disrs in camp to exercise the right of suffrage,
rs well as for citizens Of Virginia who are
refugees from home in consequence of the
presence Of the enemy.
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Editors Bispa,cA I'm the Especial CORES
pond nee OF the Dispatcl,'' bearing date,
I" Norfolk, November 2. lssi, )" which You pub
iished In this mornings paper, Is reported an
" Atrocious Outrage of some OF the Polish
Brigade VIII you tie pleased to inform
your readers. that this "a srocious outrage 7"
occurred in the Third Louisiana battalion,
formed cut Of the remnants OF regiment
which once, 1T is true, bore the name OF II
Polish Regiment, because IL WAS raised BY me,
nasiue Of Poland; but there is not one Pole In
he ranks Of that Battalion, amongst either
he file CIR its officers. aud the Polish Brigade
is no more in existence.
Yonrs, very respectfully,
Richmond, Nov. j. 1851. q. TocHMAy
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MELANCHOLY SvlcIDE.--The Coroner held an
inquest last Saturday on q beautiful young
lady belonging to a high and distinguished
family, who had committed suicide by taking
morphine. She had been married but two
years with gentleman 10 whom she was en-
tirely devoted, when he left for the seat Of
war, at the head of a company. His loving
young wife--she WIS hardly 10 years old
could not get over her grief, and last Sunday,
having dreamed he was killed on the battles
nela, she WAS SO deeply moved that she deter
mined not 10 survive him. Unfortunately for
ner she did not communicates her fatal project
TO any friend, and yesterday she took the NOR.
tai draught, happy with the thought she
would soon be Joined with the being she loved
most on earthly. o. Bee.
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GEN, (SUaTER) AsDERsoN's REASONS FOR
REsIaSING.-A gentleman who reached Bow
ling Green, KY, a few days ago, relates the
following conversation which occurred in
louisville between Gen. Anderson and him
self:
General, l understand that you have re-
signed" yes, sir" replied the General
my health Is very bad, and it may De better
TO die in retirement the Anderson Of Sum ter.
than 10 sustaiu a disastrous battle in my pre-
sent position for the want of necessary sup
piies--soidiers and arms-from the Govern.
ment 1 serve.n This is reliable
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Jtucai}e P0triotism.-The Army Commit
tee of the Young Meus Christian Association
requests us TO call the attention of the little
girls of our Southern cities to the noble
achievements of three patriotic misses OF
Richmond, in order to stimulate them to like
action. Little Mary Gill, Rebecca Griffin,
ssd Laura Robertson, conceived the idea OF
getting up a fair for the benefit of the sick
and wounded soldiers, They put their heads
the children together, and sold baby Clothes, -
&C. to the amount Of about $40, aud gave
the proceeds 10 our hospitals. Hereafter if
any of the little ones think they are too
small or too young to do good, let them re-
member the beautiful example set them by
these little girls, and strive to emulate their
virtues.
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Died.

A. half1ast Ok lock, On the 4th inst, at the 70
sidence Of hs fashsr, II tie county Of Hanover Of
dlptheris, WILLIE CLAY, youngest son of West
and Virginia A. Wystkagsd yeas 5 months and
az dsys.
Al mis- residence. Elpingon, Hanover CO., after
protrae'ed Illness ct confinement TO his bed On the
evening Of the 4th inst WILLIAM ANDERSON,
jr.; sged 40 years on The LIST OF last JANUARY
His funeral viii take place from St. Jslnes's
CharSh ct o'clock to-day. His friends ana nc
qnainiances are respectfully invited 10 attend
~ titY papers please copy.
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INeafre-Another throng filled the Theatre
on Monday night, and thus far the manager
NAV be congratulated upon suspicious COM
mencement Of the season. We witnessed the
performance of the pretty little play entitled
Mature and Philosophy" which was admi-
rably' done; but of the remainder of the en-
tertainmens we cannot speak from personal
knowledge. A fine drama is announced for
tonight, i'll which Mr.. +. X. Dalton, whom
many of our readers will recolect AS promi-
neut member of a Richmond company some
years ago, will appear, and good performance
may be expected The orchestra of the Thea
tire dscourses most excellent music, and it is
already manifest that the audiences prefer our
popular airs to the more scientific and elevated
style, either of which they are fully capable Of
producing.
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Family Mdrketiag-Tbe following are tn

Family Marketiag.-Tbe following are the
retail prices in the market-houses of this city /:
Beet, 12s cents per pound; pork and mutton,
do; corned beef, loal2 cents; sausage, Is;
shoais, 81 each; harcs, 25a37i cents; bacon,
27a28 cents; chickens 20a37 cents each geese
62a95 cents ducks, 37a50 cents: wild ducks,
fi0oaSl per pair; turkeys, 81 25aSI so each
oysters, $i.25aSI so per gallon; eggs, % cents
per dozsns butter 45a50 cents per pound ap.
pies, 81 per peck-$6 per barrel; sweet pota.
toes, 81 per bushel Irish potatoes 81 IS; tur-
nips. onions, etc, cents per bunch celery,
- cents; tomatoes, cents per quart; egg
plant, 4a6 cents each; cabbage, sal0 cents per
head. The prices in some instances are doubt
less more extrayagant than the circumstances
Justify, bur az there seems to be no remedy for
speculation, consumers have TO submit with
the best grace possible.
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LOsl. sTRAYEss. .xs.

4 OST-On 4th street, between Broad and Mar
IL shall. LADI'S SLIPPER The finder will
eonier favor by leaving it at the store OF Breeder
u FOX. no G-ItH
sN TRAYED-From my residence, on Marshall
~ stceet on Friday morning last, = small black
horse MULE. His shoulders are rubbed and ha
vert UnGer his jaw. He nay have gone In the
direction OF my farm, in Caroline Ii delivered at
my farm, in Caroline, viii pay five dollars
no h-!w JAS I. BUTLER e. co.
a. TRAYED, OR STOLEN-A 1o,rel MARE.
y with q white spot in her forehead. Had en- Z
halter aud blanket when Inssed-the iatteg INA, ked
w. j. e." FIVE DOLLARS viii be raid to
whoever returns her to SETHERLAND'S STA
BILE, near the Exchange Hotel. no SITS
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Negro Dyirers.--It would be we'll for the
Government TO pay strict attention TO the
practices of negro eartmen who are employed
in hauling wood to the camps The yard at
the corner of 2lst and Dock streets has be-
come regular nuisance, through the noisy
demonstrations OF the drivers who assemble
there of a morning, and are allowed to wait
two or three hours for some one to come and
deliver the fuel We hear, also, that they are
in the habit of disposing of portion Of their
loads to procure whiskey. Since some per-
sons are base enough to countenance such Il
traffic, the authorities ought to pay attention
to the matter
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w. T. q l A l. NOTICE. -TO THE
IS JOURNhYMEN TEMPLATE AND
SHEEF ihON WORKERS SOCIETY OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND Gentlemen
yoU are earnestly requested 10 meet over the CITY
ARMS, on Wall street, FRID aY night, at hafpast
o'clock. a fun attendance is requested as b asi-
ness IN whi>h all are deeply interested will be
brought before the meeting. BY order of
no O-3E VICE PRESIDENT. ,
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FOE ~ ENT.

THOR RENT-"MOUNT COMFORT" situ-
4 sted on the Meadow Bridge Road, about one
nile from the city. The buildings corsist of large
Dwelling ard out houses, winch viii ba rented with
tour acres of land, ii desired. Apply to
NJ 6-It GOrOiN & APPERSOE
sNOE RENT-And possession givsa in tsw
4 dsys-The HOUSE now occu pied by thu sub
scTi5er. IT is on oh street below Cary contains
Rooms ana is in COCA order. I he neig h5orhood
is very good, and It il convenient to husines s Ap
ply TO me- AT the Treasury Department
no 6-2ls HILL IK
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E<J SPECIAL NO TICE.-The attention of the
trade, aad the public generally, requested TO the
large sale of fresh Drugs, Medicines Fancy Art
oles &c, to ,ke place at the store of W. l. WAR
ING. Es9 on Brood, between eth and 9Th streets,
THIS DAY, at 10 oc!k. L. l.. COOK, Auet.
no t--it
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Suspected Part,es-The names of the per.
soss arrested on suspicion of committing a
robbery at the Exchange Hotel, are George
Wrigley aud Henry $. Cooper The latter
was under arrest not long ago for shooting
John Lindsay, and acquitted The charge Of
larceny will be invests gated in a day or two.
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PROCLAMATION.

DT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID 4 PROCLAMATION.--Irfo formation having
been re ceiyed by the Executive that seven colored
conyicts who had been sentenced 20 the peniten
tiary and TO | Dor On the public works and who
were employed in working the Richmond de-
fences have escaped from the custody of thaw
keepers aud are going at large; therefore do
hereby offer q reward of three hundred aud fifty
dollars TO any person who shall arrest the sad
victs ana deliver them into the pententary or
fifty dollars for al her of them; and / do over
require all officers OF this Common wealth, civil
and military, and request the pospls ally to
their best exertions to procure their arrest
that they may be brought to justice.
49, Given under my hand, rs Governor, and
l.. under the less seal of the Commonys eaith at
w Richmond, this 9Th dav of November 1851 =.
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor;
GEO. W. MUSFoRD,
Sec'Y of the Com'th
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Grand Jury Cases--The Grand Jury of the
Hastings Court, which meets next week, will
have long list of cases for presentment, and
it is anticipated that the Commonwealth At.
torney will institute some further proceeding.
in relation TO the shiupl aster evil
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County Coart.-Tbis Court met Yesterday,
bnt transacted no business, owing TO the ab-
sence OF the Commonwealth Attorney, who
was attending tbs Circuit Court. An adjour H.
ment to Thursday was agreed upon.
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W, ST. JAMES HURCH will be open for
S~S Divine Service On Thu RSUAY NOR MING
'th November, that being the usual day of thanks
giving to Almighty God for the fruits of the earth
and other blessings of His rnereiful providence
Service to begin at u eek. 10 6-Itk
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The Home drttllery This battalion has
not yet been mustered into service, but the
prospect is that the event will shortly be con-
snmmated. Am order has been issued by the
State Executive, calling On the three compa-
MES to repair to Military Hail on Thursday
afternoon, when the ceremony will take
place. unless the members refuse cornplisnce
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Arr'calTwo prisoners of war reached
this city yesterday afternoon by the Central
train, and were eonsig ned to the care of Capt.
Gibbs, the energetic officer commanding at
the military prisons.
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Called Conrt.-A special Court of Hastings
was held yesterday, at the City Hall. for the
examination of Jas. Davis, charged with steal.
ing $l24 from James johnson, q soldier, on
the 25th of October last. Present Recorder
Caskie, and Aldermen Sanxay, Anderson,
Beveridge, and Bray The Court, having
heard tho evidence, determined to send the
prisoner On for final trial, and he was re-
manded to Jail An application for bail was
refused.
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Personal.

WV II. ROSS, of Co. "a" 9th Regiment s.
w e. v, is sought for by his father now in
this city Any information OF his whereabouts will
be thankfully received at this Office or at the Lin
wood House, on Main street.
TO 6--t* FRANCIS ROSS.
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The TarC-A trotting match will take
place this afternoon at 8 O'Clock, at the track
near the reservoir, west of the city Three
good horses are entered, and the receipts will
be applied to the benefit of the sick soldiers
An opportunity is thus afforded for enjoyment.
more gratifying from the reflection of con-
Ilbuting something to d benevolent object.
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FROM NORFOLK.
rsFEoIAL ooRREsPoNDsscg Of THE DISPATCH. I

The Destination Of The Federal Fieet-Death Of u
Lieutenant-.SeriouS dccsdeRt-BtshOp Meade
AfrdyS, DC.
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G OMETAING ENTIRELY NEW.

HOWE'S~NEWLY PATENTED
COMBINED CAMP BED CHEST, AND TABLE
Howe's newly patented Combined Can,p Bed
Caess, and Table is of the most useful ead con-
venient articles OF camp furniture ever invented,
and is now ready for sale. II contains all the
qualities OF the bed, chest and table, in he SIMPLEST
ioFm All that is necessary 70 insure its general
use is that it should be examined.
lie has also on hand every variety of Camp Fur.
niture in use. such Mattresses Oiieloth Cover.
ing, Camp Stools ana Chairs &c, together with
the celebrated Camp Got.
Those In want would do well 10 call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Z. q. HOWE
10 6-iGs* an0arr,r ~
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Trial Of Bernard.--The argument for the
defence was continued yesterday by Mr.. Lyons,
after which Mr. Young closed for the Com,
monweath. The case was conducted with
ability on both Sides and nothing was omitted
by the defence which might tend to favora.
Bile issue for their client. 1t was nearly
o'clock when the CAGE was given to the jury,
and no verdict had been rendered up to "a late
hour
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EOR REN

EOR RENT
e An EATING BAR,
With splendid Fixtures in well-estabIished So
looon. Address "G. B. s." Dispatch Office.
n, S-3t&
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lie has also on hand every variety of Camp Fur.
niture in use, such as Mattresses, Oieloth Cover.
ing, Camp stools ana ChaiTs, &C., together with
the celebrated Camp Cot.
Those In want would do we'll 10 call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. r. O. HOWE
10 6--lGt* t,oyernor At
HpQas am RECT OF ARTILLERY,
RICHMOND, November 3 1861
DURsUANr TO the ed order from the
Executive, Company "a" Capt Robert M
Nimmo Company 3d." Capt John w. GOODWIN
and Company c. Capt. nj ha 81 Bowen. eompos-
ing the Battalion of RICHMOND HOME AR
TiLLEhf will meet at MILITARY HALL,
on THURSDAY, the 7th instant, at 81 o'clock e.
b.. to be mustered into service.
By order Of
Col. Tnos. Fl. ELLIS. Col. Commar ding
ALEX U. HOLLADAY, Aet'g Agt
ApJrraSr GENERALS OrricE.l
RICRAoND, Nov. 5. is6l.
Col. THos. IL ELLIS, 4th Regimes Artillery
he Governor directs thst you call out the
HOME GUARD BATTALION OF ARTiL.
LERY, TO be mustered into service. at s'e.oek
T. M, on THURSDAY next, the 7th mat
WIN. II. RICHARDSON. A. G.
By JoHS q. MessY, Jr., Clerk. no So.
ITO BE SOLD At wuoIrs.Ix ONLY.
FROM the SOUTH,
10000 yards American and Eng PRINTS
$50 dog. mems uapERSliikrs and DRAW
ERS,
800 Bed ard Camp BLANKETS.
100 pieces CASSiMERES and SATTNETS,
leo pieces MOUSIISE De LANES
50 pieees LINSEYS,
$50 pisses BLEAGHED COTTON and JEANS,
400 nj. ces Psnta hon and Mariner STRIPES
IS pieces red FLANNELS.
20 GENTS SHAWLS, white ILLUSIONS
50 piesss BacK BROAD CLOTH,
500 CL0AKS. various styles,
% dozen extra heavy cotton half HOSE.
And many other desirable Goods. which win b. poA
70 the trade II . mnali advance above cost, for
cash. u. QULnSMIT, ls6 Broad 81,
no 6--lOts Three doors nom oh II.
FIoE sALa~A aouLDlso nAonInr.
THREE HEADS,
In perfect order. A bargain may BE- hsd by early
appllsAaious II can ,be teen Il Ae Turning GhoD
ol Wm. n. Simms. Moin, hetweeh IN aTa 9Th s0
10 e-iwA n WOODWARD. :
N n n q = 3
ssa ssE La n ~ n
s. Is4t 5000 - - 49, n ollA10nS
! - .a 8 - 80: III z - u IN - ~
EM ssssz ~
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Tie Esqxestyafion Law,-lIhe constellation
slity Of tho 6eqnestration Act, passed by the
Confederate Congress, was arg6ed yesterday,
before Judge Halyburton, by John Fl. 0ilmer,
Esq, who was present on 9 summons reqnir-
ing him TO appear and answer certain inter.
rogatories usually propounded 10 the defend
ant in case under tbs law Mr.. Gilmer en-
deavored to show that the act was not in con-
formity with the Constitution, nor in any wise
recopcilable with national propriety as q
method of offsetting the confiscation proceed
ings Of the enemy. The District Attorney,
Z. II. Aylett, Esq, who was present, will
probably reply to the argument.
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eeA TO THE VOTERS OF TIE fITlS;
~~OF RICHMOND AND Willis
BURG. AND OF THE COUNTIES an IN
EENR1CO, HANOVER, CHAkLLS ClTy
NEW KENT, ELIZABETH CITY WI
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND YORK IA.
the daty of every citizen, at such iuret,,, /. :
nterpose no personal objections to call Al A. ~
low -citi1ens 10 any responsible position w.,
they may think he csn serve tbs country. In.
With this conviction | accepted the seat hsvs
The honor To bold in Congress, aud with wbs.
have applied myself, and shall continue to ,r-,
myself until the close, 10 lts lsbars and AMI
The only distinction 70 which aspire i. H.. J,
lahors Isey deserve and obtain the pu5Jc syo..
baton.
/ cannot be Indifferent 70 the application, r.,
the DistricT 70 offer myself at tas sppsoass,
election, and now declare myself @ c.gdids,a !
should yoG, my feilow-ci;izens, honor n. -.
your support, my best efforts shall be dsvo,A5 .
The iabors aud duties Of the bgA position.
oc tide WIN. 4. AACF AkLkSp
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I)ICHMOND TRoTTING PARK.

Is t. ~ - 49,. oo,
LET. which has been kindly given By the ft'Pr
tor of the Park for the benefit of the sick so!De'|
Sidney will take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9Th LOST,
AT 3 O'Clock precisely. AZ the shaYs psIs' ISs'g
tire proceeds will also be given for The o'hSa' %
the sick soldiers. ..
Three celebrated Trotsirg Horses viii star ~
TIE prize-rniie beats, best three ia FIVE
fs-Gate tee IS cents. =
DO 5-aik O. WfGNkK WV.
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~ TO THE PEOPLE OF THE7rsWS.
~ q X T. S 5 ONAL DISTRICT, CON.
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP.
+ l. L, AMHERST, NELSON. ALB.
MARIE, FLUVANNA, AND BUCKIA5.
aAM.-FgLLoW-C ITIzEss: 1 sm a candida. :.
-eprsaen. you in the Congress OF the Conisdeas
States. The briefness Of the Tin: between now ma
The election, and the difficulties and suxeia \,
The times. alike forbid a canvass Sui6ce 70 ~
that, If elscted, my whole energies shall be tsy d
10 the advancement of your interests.
Your fellow -cit.zea
SHELTON Z. LEAKg
Charlottesville, Oct. 18th. ls6i. Oe 9-d,l'
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SECOND.
ca USE AND CONTRAST
AN fHE
AMERICAN CRISIS,
Showing the Antiquity.
Uniyersaliiy, Justice and permanenee
OF the Institution Of Slavery /;
Reviewing the Normal
Physiological and Psychological
Characteristics of the Negro Race !:
Illustrating the Entirety of
Distinction, Moral aud Political,
Between Ancient Slavery and
African Subordinstion /;
Exposing the Fsnatieal
1neoasisten les of Abotionism
And Enforcing the Reason Of Secession !;
And Exhibiting the
Wrong and Iciquity of the s
Present. Unnaturl War, waged
Against the South by the North !;
Etc, Etc, ETC..
BIT t. W. M A G M A II N.
One vol, evo.; thick pRper covers e.
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Ii MINDS uF
"a BUTTONS
Made and sold by ,,,rr
os1v. No. Ia Bfcsd ~
ISOR SALE-A rev ~ horse Loee@"l1sS
able STEAM ENGINE, Hsael.y, r pa,a.
Also, new CIRCULAR SAN aii,A Nv
hurst Patent. made az ihe Neyeiy 49, w ..sa,,s.ssr
York, 7he Engine and Miu WIZ -, oe srsgosT
no s-ssasw. 4. Hancock & CO. :, :. -
COLDIERs, PROVIDE YOUR ,c,p,
BEDS FOR IhE WIN -
During summer yoa csa sissp on eoss yea q
from tbs grouad, bat they woaia tfss''
THE CoNrEDERATE MATrRk - ~
win sfssctualy protect you nom ne asA w. asaay
Of winter Its 0utside cover u of tas ~. !, tsug.
OH CLOTH, making Il Importers 70 ts'1 49,. yss
h co.struction. In rcwAs adnhss o. sne -, ~
Nlssion Of any damp, Or moisture, tas s 10
from ths ground, q the same time seaa'aas Dc
hest thrown out By the boay, and sssa,s h.
important considerations Of light esss ne.,ass ~
ths sntirs weight Of your bed and eenp.s ~ u
VII /, : bundle two fsss nine lnchss roaa3 ~
maass 'eal kAslisroN ! BRorHERS
10 Main ssfss..,
psAlsss - - s.reaaa y srg .x IN y,
. G-S;xaan,s NortA e l@ss1- =.
TyzEf7 fJl1DKn- Hla1N. "a ~. - s ssssa.
u llnnprve9 ~ - = 3, ~ "a
S ExExlktA -. g 49, . ~ s.ask
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Thi
conf.
coin
I'll OF
the .
that
has /
retlu'