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OFFICERS AT CHARLESTON.

The foloNing correct statement Of officers station
ed there -Mor Robert Anderson, lst Regm mt Artil-
lery, commanding officer; Assistant Surgeon, S. w
Crawford, Medical Staff; Capt. Abner Doubleday com
handing Company E /; Lieut.. Theodore Talbot, Lieut.
Jefferson o. Davis Lieut. Norman J. Hail. Adjatant and
Qlar,ermaster; Engineer Corps, Capt. j. q. Foster,
Corps of Engineers in charge Of Castle Pinckney and
Fort Sumter, Lieuts. g. W. Snyder and Richard X
Meade, Assistants. Lieut. VI. is Virgnian son of Hon
R. X Meade, of Petersburg, now Minister to Brazil
Two or three years ago. he graduated at West Point il
we rem ember correctly, at the head of his class.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

A POLICEMAN FALLS HgR 70 4 MILLION POUNDs
SrrRLSG-A According the Cincinnati Enquirer, po-
lceman in that city named James Dalton is believed to
have fallen heir to million pounds sterling, under the
folio wing circumstances;
Ninety years ago IN tho county of Yorkshire, England,
there lived and died one Lord Dalton who possessed
OF an immense estate Never having been married,
Lord Dalton ed without issue, and without relatives,
save four brothers, each OF whom came 10 the United
States settling in New Jersey, in Mary land, and
one in Virginia These brothers nor their heirs ever ap
pearing after the death OF Lord Dshon his property
both landed and personal like hundred Of other estates
passed into the bands Of the government. Advertise
mens were sent FORTH but nothing OF the heirs
heard until five months ago, when Mr.. Dalton ac-
clentally in reading an Engish newspaper, stumbled
across the advertisement Struck wi h the mention Of
his name. be at once determined TO investigate the maj
ter and see whether lie could identify himself de-
scendant of the deceased He hes not been without
cess for he has proven ;hat he great grsltgTaud
child Of the brother who removed TO New jersey.
For two years past an agent of the British govern
ment has been in the United States searching for the
heirs and is at present in Cincinnati. In Mr. Datons
genealogical researches he assisted by the sgent
who gives as bis opinion that Mr. Dalton is heir TO
the great estate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
rnPrIGN IMMIGRATION.

During the past year loS,62l immigrants arrived
at New York from foreign countries, of whom there were
i6 $50 Irish, 1886 Germans LIP English 1906
Scotch 47o French aud 1866 Swiss Las; year the i'm
migrants who arrived at New York 1882 aud the
previous year rs $50. or the total for 1860 1900
,vowed their intention locate in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey The sOady prepOnderanci of the Irish and Ger
man elements show that former influences have not
changed materially OF the entire los 62l immigrants
ooly 1000 were destined for the southern States while
New Eagland absorbed 10 less than l201O, New York
"A 600 and the northwest 10000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
rnr MISSISSIPPI COMMUNION
KEEP COOL.

In the present excited and exciting times, 1t would be
well for readers of newspapers in weighing properly the
integenc, received through such sources, to bear in
mind two facts: lst That it is the bad habit of the
tunes to make if possible, sensation article OF every
thing ihlt admits of it, Correspondents, reporters
aud teiegraphic agents are vastly given to e1ag-
geratio aud to pling the agouy-a propensity, We
grieve to say shred u by few editors themselves
2ud: It should be remembered that have come to be
a very ex,itable and demOnstratye peopa-and especi
ally is this the in quarters from which we most Ire
quenty receive n., genee-the large cities. Scenes OF
Wild disorder importing very litle by no means un'
common in such places. We do not mean to hint that
there are not reasons sadly potential and apparent
for expecting great troubles-but would caution all
against unnecessary excitement We all have need OF
our cames and coolest judgments now, so that we may
meet whatever issag events may bring forth not Only as
men but as wise men. When the great bard pronounced
discretion the better part of yalor he may have meant
perhaps something more than the Joke it seems.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The ANALGANATIoN OF LANGUAGES is a grow
ing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
i've words OF other hnguages and after while to nco-
porate them into own thus the word Cephalc which
is from the Greek, gnifyng "for the head" is be-
coming popularz in Connection with Mr. Spaldng's
great Headache remedy, but it will soon be used in =
general way and the word Cephalic will become
common as Eecrotype and many others whose dsiinC-
ton as foreign words has been away by common
usage until they native and to the born"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAvFD-Mr Spaldiu.
has sold two millions of bottles of his eel bratcd Prr
pared Glue ard it is estimated tat each bottle saves "a
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus maxim
an aggregate Of twenty millions OF dollars recaimo.
from total loss by this valuable invention Having mad
his Glue household word, he proposes to do III.
world still greater service by curing all the aching head
with his Cephac Pills and If they are as good as hi
Glue, Headaches will vanish away like snow in july
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiet,
Incident TO close attention to business study
among the numerous Of Nervous Headache The
dsprdered ltae OF mind and body incident to this dis
tressng complaint fatal blow to all enc ~ and am
bion. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
OF the Cephalc Ills whenever the symptoms appear
1t quiet the overtaskcd BRAIN and soohes the strained
and arrng nerves and reaxes the tension Of the
ach which always accompanies and aggravates the dsor
dered condition Of the brain.
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4 Real Hlcs-sng.

PAgs;e'an.-W'll Nr' Jones hos ia that head, he !?
Mrs. Jones.-Gonc Doctor all gone! the p you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and ~sh you
would send more that can have them handy.
Physician You can gct them at any Drugei.ts Call
for Cephaic Pills fEd they never fail, aud | recon-
mend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs J.nes.-I sha send for box di ecly, and shall
tell all my suffering fiends, for they real blessing
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3,

slightly diminished the former returning to the size and
aspect so familiar readers of years ago. The
rlzeeng process detracts nothing from the ability and
usefulness of these excellent conservative journals. May
they live and flourish thousand years without having to
write Troja feH of the Republic whose benfceuce
50 well illustrated in the rising grandeur Of the city in
which thew are pubshsd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

GREAT DIscoyEEY.-Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries oftbis age may he consd
cred the stem of vaccination for protection from Small
Pcx, the Cephac Pill for relief Of Headache, and the
use of Qinne for the prevention of FeyeFs either OF
which is a sure specific whose Dement'S will be experenc
ed by suffering humanity long after their discoveries ar
forgotten.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Did you ever have the Sick Headlcheg Do you
remember the hrobbing temples the fevered brow, the
loathing and digust at the sight Of food. How totally
unfit you were for pleasure conversation study. Onc
of the Cephalc Pills would have relieved ON all
the suffering which you then experienced For this and
other purposes you should always have box of item
hand TO use as occasion requires.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

BRIDGEr.-Nissus wants you TO send her 10y OF c..
phaic Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills-but Tn
tbuking that's not just it naither but perhaps yen be
after knowing what it is. Ye she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
that same as r. lieyed her before.
Druggist You must Fean splldngs Cephalic Pills
Brjdgek- Och sure now and you've sed il; neres
the quarther aud Civ me the Pills and don't he all day
about it aither;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
NOT BAD.

Apropos Of Tomorrow as well as of recent
ces at Washington irreverent wag gets of the fol-
lowing, in Northern journal
The form of prayer for the members of the Cabinet on
Fast day, begins with the words:
"Let Us pray"
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sartIIV Realized.

hinto the hapohecares hand saws hi to the man. Can
hease of ban ,slache?' "Does hit hache ard" says
e H ycredngly" says hand hupon that e gave me
Cephalc Pill hand pon onor bit cured so quick
that 'ardy realized hi ad ad an 'eadachc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

FACT WORTH KNowNG.-Spaldng's Cephalic Pills arc
a certain cure for sick Headache Bilious Headache NeI
vous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03
TREATY OF PEACE WITH CHINA.

Foreign adyces inform that the Allies have cor
cuded the terms Of treaty OF peace with Chine, and
that the Emperor has returned Pekin Contrary to
general anticipation, the Great Pacifcltng King tie
leader of the rebels, has been ignored and for time
the revolution will be ,tayed in the Celestial Kingdom
We have in this case, as in Others received the news
through Russian channels in advance of the overland
mail and telegraph ani this fact gives egidence that
Russia Is vigsny watching the extension Of European
influence in Eastern Asia Some not yet under
s.ood will hereafter appear to explain Why Russia has
Abandoned an ambitious European policy and coucentr-
ted in the Chinese capital agents to torSard to Europe
the ueas Of whatever might b. accomplished or intend
ed by the Imperial Court of China, or the Allies The
details of the treaty have 10. yet been received, but i
maybe inferred that they embrace stpulaons more e1
acting aud comrf ehsusire than hitherto demanded.
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NJ advertisement - be considered by the month or year
osfe ga MAnuscrip or previously agreed upon be
tvt.1 o. parties -., 90 49,, ., - ,,..ts.5 ,r.
- ous win he continued until ordered cut aud payment
.,s.t..I acc0-tngy -. -
tt- Annual Advertisers Is proper 90 state distinctly
privileges on extends % their immediate business Real
~ srl al other Advertisements sent BY them O. be
A,.I..,,-,. .rarre. and uo yuraton-
R- estate and General Agents Adye aseueuis not 70 be
- var but 90 charged at the usual rat-s subject
l-...' '-..-.art. ,s shall b- agreed upon.
" and yearly advertisers, generally, engaging one
- ,-s uth the privilege o. change shall not, ther
q g,T. in any week insert more thaa the ansunt
r- a standing rule under 1e contract and All e1eee-
f. s..-- s---lr- ro be- charged ~ The usual rates.
q -,-,.1,. Inserted u the SemNrrAy Nhig az 10 cents
ID lines less f1r the trsI Insertion, and so cents
p. 80 .lrh continuance. orr weekly, cents
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NEWsPAPERDOM.

The National IatsIigenesr and States and UHiaH, of
Washington both begin the year With dimensions
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ST. LoUIs, Dec 80, ls6O

A special Dispatch to the bcpgjhca,, from Jefferson
Civ. states that Nr Cooper Commissioner from Aaoa-
ma made strong secession speech last night, n lhe
b,l of the House OF Representatives. lie did not be
Fye IN commercial OF industrial point Of view, that the
southern States would be the losers in case of the dis
rup,ion OF the government He said the South did not
desire 10 reopen the African slave trade. Has remarks
we're occasionally apphuded.
A meeting vas then held in the Senate Chamber TO
consider the suggestions e Mr. C'opr. resolaiiou
MA, iiop,rd stating that during The coming session Of
t6e legislature they would express iheir opinions oic
lly upor the questions dstactiug the Union and
furnish tie Governor of Alabama copy Of such rc-oiu
lions on the su. ec the General Assembly may adopt
The Repa5ic0H urges that no secessonist should o'
elected Sneaker but urges the passage Of sct
early dav Of the session calling Convention OF Commis
sioners from the slave States at Baltimore, 10 state
pfcitly their grievances and the aggrcssons OF the
North
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the Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous cl
Hiddche may he prevented and taken at the
immediate relief from pain and sickness will
obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and Heiddcle to
which females subject.
They gently upon the bowels-removing Co tiDsnes
literary Men a6ent Delicate Females and all persons
Of stddatdry AJ they valuable LdSatoe impovr
appetite giving tone and U0or the digestive tTg ms
restoring the natra elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF lorg investigation
conducted experiments been n many
during which time they have prevented and relieved
of pain sun-rng from Headache whether igns
ing in tie nereOs system from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They ene vegetable In their composition and may be
all times wi perfect safety Without max change
diet and heasenct any disdgreedb TASTE reRdS- easy
10 administer them 10 chikfren
BEWARE OF C0UNTFRPEITsl
The genuine signatures Henry spalGing
Box
SOLD by Druggists and all other De l,rs In Medicines
A Box win by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE as GENTS
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
de0a-deswly 4s Cedar street, New York,
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NOW THE MONEY GOES,

In the estimates for d. fcerces in tho contingent ex
peuscs of the House of Representa- ives for the past
bin providing for which has already passed that body
ase tie following items
miscellaneous iiems twenty-one thousand dollars,
lS4l uOu) The deficiency in this itcm .wns caused bY
this amount ling used pay the folders employed aad
tor material, used in folding documents, speeches, &C.
during the Presidential campaign.
'"Foldng documents, twenty-siV thousand dollars
$50 OOO This will be required pay folders aud
for materials necessary be used during tho last eight
months of the fiscal year, (t"enty thousand dollars ior
folders aud six thousand dollars for materials ,
The Senate has little BILL of equal amount aud
the cost OF transporting these documents by mail at tbs
usual rates OF postage is e',imlted at half million OF do
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ROOFING!!

.ROOFlNG!!
GRAVEI. ROOFENG!i!
BlOTENA (OR FELT RO0FINGli!i
TIN ROOFING.
Ne rs -5r prepared TO put on The GRANsL ROOFING, u .
- .-rs-.r 4e Ify either ln town or couLtry.
~, IN klaIs 0fGUTTERS,
A''' CONDUCTORS
and LIGHTNING RODS
CHARLES, d. YALE CO,
ss ~ Iron block Governor street.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOOI
INCOME, $2,25O,OOC

Capital, SolO,OOO,OOO-
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O, ,OOOl
Daily Revenue Ss,sOO.OO.
INVESTED fN IlIE UNITED STATES. uNER t-0oOool
Al. p-st-, Fcr0aa.s Re- aHstie 'r tis EagagcusH Of
hs Company
~. attention fue security OF .ae Liverpool
" and . Insurance Company tv Is policy holders l 70
..,.r ssr .tsl and Investments essttt.t above.
H. ,-. capital AND Income % tre Company cnAoeit % tAEe
-.sr. parties 1iru large ar-oluts oinsur1ncr
lr ordinary he 20 insurance., ts Company Is
TrE1ff NfNf FDLf.Lh on tf- f-y CsHl ot ~ ~ v q
I FREHiyNl Property IS tras,i,rih, tahl,lA.N ~ ,
INSURED To- Policy be- car eeei 81 any lme aud ae fre
n rr .s.. b- returned lets per cent
h muart Insurance BY loss OF Rents oy hre, en-
r. ,aI r..t r1e-a' r-.. eipl-
~ s P,s ~ ths Company an cisrs sre paid upor pre-
a factory proof ~ lose without t' ita1t ~ ddtc-
M ir.rl ana not Is uslss .cIy ptYs s,er presenta-
4 Il fr-oot WORrHAM WYATT, Agents
-.r % Main street. under st Charles Hotel.
SEoCsGS EOH SALE.
S2O 600 EotN'SS E+s5 M ss. $1,000 S rs T r..
-HT trt ulry De- and RI-eh and Gast'n Railroads. 'i
- -.,.lE u0r of d1'lrs, WIEN mortE'-- oi
~ qr5et 9f e Company, PAM hets can De had a. our Or
Also
fsa Va AMI Tennessee, SD mortgage
..| Yors vrr per cert Bonds
On. N.rrt1r 6's
SD shares e C mo1d Fire Association
5U Fre and Name
,a-r c ". PURCELL CO
tyTEHaVE II STORs AND OHer for sale
" . 4 favorable ,rms Che article can be imported o5 ~
a..st 4 a1t pipl OF puEe sad best lcaA'y EELNoh
- '' ALVEY rIPsCOWP.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
VOLUME 65.

Trims:
p,n,P,p,r IS per sang ts Wsss{ ' y IS A.
sA p m ss,s where evidence Is taken The deposit Of
~ = ~. - naes eontAnlng money.
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taking pse in this republicfor the wreck of commerce
and tTade-for the bankruptcies occurrng-or the hun
deds if thousands aud thousands OF aborers out OF
empoy-the Republicans responsible. They, and
they alone, by change Of policy aud of practice eau
rescue the country from the doom OF civil tO which
hey are dragging it."
WHAT MEAN?
The Washington States and Union Of Tuesday after
noon says a quiet summoning of the several officers
of the army and navy at the seat OF government
TO their respective departments last evening orebodes
that something is the tapis than the public
is yes c,gnizint OF The public mind is continually on
the strain to watch any unusual movement in connection
with the government. We trust that We are not more
deeply immersed in civil eOmmOuons than p,s develop
meuts have exhibited
TIE CENTRAL CONFEDERACY.
The Senators aad Rspr, sentauyes from the border
States have all with the except OF Senator Pearce, Of
Maryland signed a call for a Convention 20 be held at
Baltimore February Many think thar this is the iu-
iatye tep towards the formation OF central Contetc-
racy the easiest way for reosraeting this govern
ment The Constitution amended suit the South can
BE- adopted aud the macbaery OF government can SO
on. Seceding States be admitted as they come
forward and the New Enguders cIms in or remain
out.
THg MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
The Vickshurg Why says that in twenty-five
counties the cc,ssiouiss have elected twenty
delegates and The operatiouiss twerty-iour. F!-
" delegates ave yet to hear from. We believe the
co Opeiatorists will have at least oncthrd probably
two-fhs Of the Convention aud that there viii be u
majority in favor OF submitting the action back to the
people, if separate secession is decided upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

HE subjects are list An Irodu ton containing glossary OF
4 the tero In use among military mtn.
"a Army Organization In which the organizations Of Infantry
the dutes dsvoiyire upoa the varlous a departments
I'd Arms ard Ammunition, co.ts'~g ndenssd description
ihr suited to and usei BY Cavy Artillery and Infantry
present day With directions fr preparing the various kH
4h Infn,ry Tactics embracing the .choos of the Soldier
Company, tkmhers and Battalion taken almost entirely from
ing of Scott % In'ny Of the Inc and Of Hardee for
Light Infantry and Rid adopted By the general govern
necessary in htrmonEns and blending The two systems
to supply and adapt them to the militia service.
6h Cavalry Tactics embracing the schools or the Trooper
Troop the SOU 'dron and e Regiment taken with proper nodh
cations from the T. 5 Cavalry Tactics; ,,,..
7th Artillery 'acies embracing the manual OF me piece and
the school Of the Battery taken from the United states Artillery
Tactics.
sh gonors to he p> by the troops taken the general
regulations Of the United states Army
9h Forns OF ParAdes Reyiewsi Guard Mounting, oFdeTs,
Muste Rosters, Guards tab chiefly irom the Army Regua
tlons.
Captains taken from Army Regulators, and drawn from the
practical s-psrence Of Major Glham
llh Duties in Cam? and Garrison Camps and Marches from
i2 Duties Of Depar uents osether With the
forms morning reports resusons returns &C. from the
i8h Ine ngng troops into action In whih the
orders battle and the duties OF Infantry, Cavalry and
Artillery, when In action, discussed.
14h. Courts Martial embracing the organizations Of Courts
the rules OF procedure the find sentences 6c together with
the duties Of the Judge Advocate the forms Of the orders for de-
aiTng the court, Ao
18th Music embracing for duty, &c such
Rev, e Tattoo. Breakfast Call Dinner Call Retreat kc. &c
10th. Appendix, containing. g.thei iAItc!es Of War.
Extract from he Report c Gen p Rieason Adjt Gene
rdiJ Ijrg.s.1, 20 he G0rernor.
"Maor Gilhsa, graduate Of the United States Military
Acade Has served the Ay and Is well known AS one OF The
accomplished actcians Of the Unite Ihave saeiuy
examined his Manual FOR Volunteers and Militia and report that
me, or that ever saw"
w VIII he issued on or about the Tenth OF December 1860
Orders filed according to dates Of reception IA
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BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
MILITARY MANUAL.
= MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION FOR yOLUN'
TERRS AND MILITIA,

Major William Gillian.
LATE U & ARMY; INSTRUCTOR OF TACTICS, AND COY
MANDANT OF CADETS VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE
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DOGGETT a ANDERSON,

wv
RE receiving 70 the Fall Trade, Ca-V-iBss on Cloths m.i
"A ngs, ourtAn od cornc-s sGi BaAds Wipdo, Shades
Paper Hangngs Cured Ha and ASss for Low ytgsrs
Carpets Curtains Beds ana Mattresses made hort
ce Paper hanging done the city country by superior wor1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

Vol Demi yo nearly 100 pages aud upwards Of 200 usir
uans Price - 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-03

DR. JOHNsoN.

Member o. the Royal College n sgfse'rs graduate from one
the most eminent Colleges IN the Be States greater
part voss m has been spent In ihe hospitals London Pa,
is Philadelphia and elseThcrc has Elected Of the
tnEg cures that we're Known many led with ngn
IA the head aud when asep greet yousnes be ng alarm
ell a. sudden sounds ha'huuess with frequent blushilg A;
meciately
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WHO NAREED ASD WHO CAN MESD
The Nsw York EIpfess says For the disruption nov
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H.IrHfRER Cilln
LREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.

GARDEN SEED FOR FALL SOWING.
" Early Large York Cabbage
no 0xheart do
Do sugsrloAf do
Large prurhead
30 flat Dutch do
Early Carifowers
Round Savoy Spanish
Griffin Curled kae
Early "dueg Lettuce
~ Hardy HAmruefsmith do
Black and Spanish Radlsh for sale By
nc2 pATNEp M
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q ENTS BROAD TREAD SHGRs.-yrry Ligh Gu,
" for winter Double Sole superior and ehear
at No Is Main Street, al Sign Of the Big Boot, by
WIN. wALsHs.
SWEEs CtDEK.-3G bbls. Wilson's furry County sss a
- CIDER pure JUICE Of the apple and exceedingly ay,
just received and for sale ~ SFLDFN A MILLtR,
n'lb Cor Pearl and Cary
F1NHGSE FARMERS BOOT .-Jnst received large
Il supply OF those celebrate Farmers Long Leg Double
seved Boots at No. IS Main Street, Of the big
ocH WM WAI9H
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Can't Hartstein, L. 5. n, OF Arctic expedition lame
Is in Sayannab on his way South Carolina The he
publican Of that city, learns Il a: he is about to resign
his commission.
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HETiQUE FINATEUR, for nxlng darssnlng
I-.'l-iug rct lusrr- The Har Whiskers an mons'
Z F. sale y w. PErERsnN co,
MI -