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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-16

- uNAWAY-s REWARD -R4naway
IL, from the subscriber, on the 18th day Of
October last, his Negro M IN HENDERSON
said Negro Is about 2j years DID, very likely,
not very dark, and abont6 feet high The tins
OF the fore and middle fingers on the left hand
have been cut OFT, and some of his toes have
been trostbitten. He has a wife at the farm of
Mr.. VIM Bouiware, adjoining mine He NAV
be- iarking near some of the camps with 4
view III engage himself rs a servant IL ia
not remeTn bered what colored clothes he had
OH when he lett. The above reward will ia
PAID II he is lodged in Jail so that get him.
or upon his delivery to me at my residence in
Henrieo county, near Dutch Gap
no 30-tS HENRY uaY
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ID "A N A w Y.--ONE HUNDRED DOL
III LARS REWARD Runaway October
10. JOE, dark niuiatto 23 years old six feel lips
weighs $50 pounds; well built, and very liksI =;
bushy head OF tsic and heavy beard can read and
write but writes badly came tom Hardy county.
Va may have froe papers. | Will give the sboy e
reward for his confinement in jail 80 get him
JAMES / COTHRAN
2h-lmA Rove,oro NJ ~
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

ORDNANCE CFflCE
RicuxoNp, NeSris.b-r 9TH. iesst. \
sSIpS VII be reetivei atibts Office ansii thu sah
II dav of December aeKs fst tbe following titiat
GARSiAGr9 AID eqapmauts, dellSefsd 81 thsl
u.af,st cAllread depot
30 q * sInaE CARRIAGES, with iianbers. ro.'
- inch Rina NJ q a..
100 oaS IL ARHEFfE UAkRlAaksS, with tsAns
al : plAtE,rus IaeSafiug Agparaia as, Cvs,te.
giass platls flstrs i'iasie Pins. ffRN ess'l.s
s@auiaais sta Tie Plates, at, : $40 i.o IT,
tt'iisy OF tke asaye for nav pal esa -neh
sad nfy fer n-~ pattern fha,eh ceiata
hiaas.t
Bids may hs male Toe ans lasahsr lsss ihsn iss~
wtoe namher required
Drawings sna eesseatsoas 90 Mood AMI ira',
WORK sill ba fa aisAsd by this etsice
j. aOkdAS. iAea;snant coioari.
Chief u Ufdpanrs.
Express, Pefersbnrr Va Republican,, Lynch
burg Va Journsi. wiinii gton. " u Mercury.
tfal,sata.a. Il G.. t'atstitns eAaist. Augusta. 9n
Kepuhi ana SAY srnaa, tss Advertiser. Montsem
cry Ala Flasid and Jeaa. Al, TsliatSaSss~, TIA.
Advocate. Huntsville, Ala Appeal. Nsnflr
Tenn. a Islsp, Esshv he, fsas Delta. Es~ts
eors,sr, AID tioiu,nsas, TIA. s~assas wall cop 400
ll,.)ty. An vseskiy, aud weekly pApesa sud tsl
ward BIZ. 10 .fnqrirss's sssss fos ..saisaasas
a, 49, -Arv&s~flAn 8ssss 4 F.sss@@
EINE3 AotlsANn $50 49, -. sec, :, !.
HaNk MOTIF pApfR
THOMAS JONES,
de s-eS M Nam al, Rie6moads VI.
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IAPGr INTENT OF
A '-hh'I WV L ESIRABIE GOODS,
or Sa,n ~ . . II Il X T. ACH,
81 NJ AN STREET,

4 hAh"1 'oN'rESIRABLE GOODS,
f I; : so1 1. By ooD EACH,
l. ii MAIN STREET,
sc name, in pa t:
200 packs Ki,hy's English Diamond Pointed
70 gross Gill otis STEEL PENS,
20 doz. French SHEEP SKINS
"A gross I able kNiN rs AID FORKS,
80 doZ BR00MI,
10 gross German MATCHES.
80 boxes FL HE CRACKERS,
80 gFos Cedar PENCILS,
20 bushels Dried APPLES,
100 dozen Black Spool COTTON,
100 do. Servants HDkFS,
80 NJ CHARS,
500 yard Bieached SHiRTlNuS,
go do French MEhlNUS
Iron and Copper WIRE, Sheet BRASS. &c.
large assortment Of
Paint Brushes and Artists Materials,
Wagon whips, n ed,es Il ack Cambrcs,
Hack Lead, Percussion CRrs
sAlf Boots, aud Fronts and Backs,
sixty realns WTsTning Paper,
spl over Goats and Masou o bia, ing,
One hae kentucky RIFLE,
AZ, 20 arrive,
10 bbis. Taanefs OIL,
10 casks French BRANDY
100 dozen CURRY COMBS. de I4-3t
X"Ok CHOICE FOR ONE NOLAN
We have received the balance Of the stock from
Which we will close at the old price.
o n T. II y l. l. A II,
Consisting OF
Jewelry. i'll sst.,
studs and Blu tons,
Plated Spoons,
and other goods to which tie attention of the
public ia called g. the stock Will last but "A few
dags. REDWOOD a REACH, Auct'rs,
de 1f-3t 81 Main ST.
COUNTRY BUY Eks-NorlCE!
Just received, al
IA YLOR & CO.'S,
200 MAIN STREET opposite
Office southern Expires Co,
100 heavy 3-thread bro c (. SOCKS,
~ dGz. kit WOODEN GLOVES,
Canton Flannel uNDFR SKIRTS,
MerinA 90.
White Linen Bosom sHIRTs.
Fancy Calico co.
DRAWERS,
Heavy stock Of winter CLOTHING,
Just received.
de l4-6t TAYLOR & CO.. 300 Main at.
"A And 9th, rs in want of
PIPE 4 l. DIS,
Nonid do We'll 10 correspond With the unde, signed
Seiore purchasing, AS lie Ia prepared to Gil orders
a. H. Afp J ~ no II EPUfoHb street,
de Nv f-tecsbu & Va
OYSTERS OYSTER>11 OYSTERS -
am prepared /, ia ni-h i,o.n two 10 Eve hun
stfod gallons of
NoRa RIVER OYSTERS
ihfes times week, Al West Point or Ia Rich
SAond Any che desiring 10 make su ID q E. n.raci
s'n DO 30 by al early si pcstion - me al Wssi
Heint, 10 person.
lie i4-2tE re COLEMAN
a TRANSIT FOR SALE, With "a newly In
IA vented Attachment To tne Telescope for uaa.
tafhs distances without the ehsn, The ins,ru.
ient, with the right take a psf snt for the
nani, Will b. snid far 600. Address
William T.. POOLE. Eiiz abeih CITY North
y Nonos' OF al hsiisrn- Hotel until Tuesday.
TO y A l. IA fall 49, u and sIsSso,,y
Il hiiishsd ~ ma e''sA"'p
aFsom the celebrated Factory Of
FOR sale, Ct the Southeast corner of
DC - -a- Maisi all and Asiis Oh 81
CT0VE AND gAN6E COAL.
We ara receiving tAL sni.ab'e fos stoy.s sos
ranges. aud n quest ~ i % The same b. sus
toners. SAM'L i. HAYES Il SON
% A-4ts 18th r. soa side Of Dock
Or COPPER STILL A"' " onm,
and to be seen III orr store
ds l4~2t ALVEY h LIPsCONB.
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- A N A w 4 Y-TWENTY EUT.I.A RS
IL KEW ARD.-Ranaway on the lst tusan.,
a negro man named 9IIN FISHrR. He il shout
80 years cid slightly bald; bla k color; had on
dsab coat and paats, All a straw hat. lie Is from
near Harrers Ferry formerly belonged to Michael
fearney; has wife IN stid neighbJfhood Wit
give the aboSe Toward for his delivery 10 rna or
placed ia jail, So get him.
N n. LEE, Agent for
de- l--tf i+r,auIavS /, y,;.L
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u uNAwAY. FIFTY I.ULLAkS RFwARIi
IL viii be paid for The delivery at our Dttice or
AZ our Mil in Manchesrrr. Of chr abFeor5inP sia, ,,
plCh Bkt Ant. Dich Il 4hrUt fest iArfa
bi=b, ffhf BRer bread cn:or nd an ~ ~ vars
old. blca had whel he -; y brown frocl> csGt
dark pantaloobs and black Hns-ia tlt.
de u -lOt DUNLOP M0NCu RI & 90.
u aNAWAY-FIYG DO. Lars RkmrRD
II, will give III, aboy reward For tLe a.;,-s
WILLIAM who RI lAHgy T enr Mr.. j. P,,Ssrs
sevt ral months siaee. sal hoy is qute bi4ek;
shout u Years eli with q lsTgs scar On his face
produced by The Kick OF q horse.
RIO. b. LYME. A gsrt Tor
Go. Fi,zhuLh, Office
de l2-ts A. 30 e'Eey'a Drug Store.
Cs>WENTY DoLLARS KEWAtD vii.
1 LIAM i'O$ TER unulaiio man well know Il
h having lived with Mes3rs. Wary.icx Barks.
will give so reward lor III, Eppre..eI5i. t1d de
livery III Cary stfect Jail or to me
It's RoREeT P. LYME.
stANA W Y. $40 REV AfD-RzIayvs ~
Ia from the subscriber, on the 81 Inst, my slave
woman PARFHENA Had on dark brown aid
whit ali % dress She is Of q ginger bread c,lnr.
medium size; the right foirti1ger short . and
croosed, faom a wfit,cw. Ibins etr is Aarbored
somewhere in or near Dn-all's addition F.,r L,.t
delivery to me [ Will pay so -
Left lay premises. eooni three nor his since nv
regro slave ia MOVER, who Is lame of bot, fyt
lie Is Il hrst-rato cook; w0rl wei III gard En- aGa
is fond OF drink. He was heard 70 say lie was
going u work tor the ldiars, who ua7 have an.
ploy ed him. under the bc,it b. rs fee Al n Az
10" he Ia! some camp, ~ j. haze not been heari
from Tor sevei al weeks. / VII give : fJr hia lie
vsry TO me-, ii taken In this ci Y or if more tLsn
ten miles away will pay S29.
IA It's q. W. II. TYLER
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) n n g E.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
4 ANCE COM PAEY,
OFFICE, No. iS2
Their III " building on Vain street, next door to
the Bank OF firg Ii a. Richmond.
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Ia addition 10 these. I.1udonn has three full
cavalry companies in the service -Capts.
ltulany, Garter, and Mead Capt. Carriers,
va The company which msde the gallant
eAaTEe ~ Manassas In part, j believe that
81 Was the only cavalry company which
harga.i ut all that day, until after the battle
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y,LoKIDA LEAF TOBACCO.

The subscribers etfsr fog ase two hunira3 thod
SAID poun'is Fioriis Lear Tobacco, tta1 - r
wrAppsrs.
We - ibe ssol ta ter tAe sale Il tbs II ilt1 IT,
bso"o, aud eonirR frota Vie part r. d.f'r' inaift
lecturers AID sgsrrlitsors ,t1a { Il iHSn he aAy
s"lett-oa thSY u se. i h. "a apPlicsfinds '"A
IEsIx the bsItf I. $. WYATT to,
No lG3 East Fay. Ctsr!esion' .. q.
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-
~
We oaer To the trade
At manufacturers prices
Jones u Huastsu : celebrated
SCOTCH SNUFF.
nc 2l-2n ATJ. J. SMITH : ca.
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NOTICE. 10 THE pVBLIt.--i nave
~ opened an EATING HOUSE, corner OF
Main ahd 18th street,. al the PALMETTO
HOUSE.
/ am prepared tE furnish SNACKS At ali
timas-from : O'Clock in tha morning unEii Ia
O'Clock AT night.
Oysters, stewed, fried. or roas ted. HIM aud
Eggs; Beef teak: TnrsayS; nEck~; fresh
Fish, and hot Coffee and Tea 1T all times Of
the day.
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hot SPRINGS, HOT SPRi.ts C,LzN1''
III ARkA MAS The Hote! AZ T.. - ''L's'
ArkansPs has been considerably i.-'"'''7"r ai
will accomu0iair y Enutred 80 ~ d. > ','i'
throug Lont the year Fhrs pa .g'l v ,5fS
oi tn world, Hot Spr,eS"~ 'ii De -" M IS .l1'
tasI in wi, Wilt u 1ccn,rar,i antf, ga es
Jn,r,,.a.n by sis, iout. St Vitus nslec I'm
n",nnn r. Disease, FenereaI Dire 49, ttrr,ufial
w. -.erofniai and GIaiIdnlar DiFegaa, and all
s. vi Skin Disease. The suiterpr .Iuln 20
SIRE camp life wounds, &c, will find these wa
ters not to be competed with in IN. world by art,
science or skill. K. s. CLAYTON,
IL
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0ud0un has atso@a 1any of artillery,
pt. Rogers which did gooi work on the
of .Guly, and = company of in f1ntry, che
deu1n( uardsl in The Eth Va regiment,
fnreTfest III the II gh' ~ Bull Run on the.
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RICH'D DANVILLE Il. f. coo
DEcEMHER TO- sol.
NOTICE. At a meeting If tie Board OF Di.
~ rectors helt This day. divide nd OF hree pe1
cent. was declared pay able cn he Isl 0ay OF jan
uaiy, 1867. The Transfer Books will be clio ze6
from the 18th instant 10 the LIST day of January.
1862.
de LIN Ardifnr
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DCUMS FOR kENT.--Th,er or I. ur SIT gle
IL, gentle be accommodate, q with com
Portable BED ROOMS, in y pleasant part o. the
city, adjacent to the Capitol and the Spotsw ool
Hotel. 4 he room hava fire. places and gaa, and Ali
Oh the sane ap>r. UkL be- IN nj hes II De
sired Price s Is per month. For particulars sp-
ply to ROBERT J DENNY,
de i:t---,}tH :H5 Main y, rect, alb we 10Th.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
The News.

By the telegraphic reports below, and in
other places, it will be seen that the fighting
has at last commenced in earnest in Vir-
ginia.
Generals Beauregard and Bonham achieved
glorious victories on Thursday last
We may now expect to hear of battles al
most every day, as the Lincoln Congress has
voted men aud money without stint for our
subjusation, and the leaders of our army see
what they have to do, and have set about
doing it vigorously. The foul invader must
be driven from our soil, and the war must
be carried into Africa" In all the pitched
battles that take place we have every conf
dence that our forces will "smite the enemy
hip and thigh"-slaughtering them by heca-
tombs, and putting them to ignominious
flight. So mote it be.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
ABOUT MARRiAcEi

" MARRIAGE is feast az which tho
vi grace j. 0ftea better than thr diuaer,"
IS a truth quantity expressed, which IS ofsen
forgotten by persons IN their haste "a be mar
ried. IL is an estate which should not be
lightly entered into, or especially b. ys1ns
persons, and against which the statute pro-
vides thus " Marriage license shall be issued
by the Probate Clerk Of the County Ia which
the female usually resides, and IL the female
be under tbs age Of eighteen or the male an
der the age of twenty-One, the consent Of the
parent or guardian shall be gwen personally
before the clerk or the written consent Of
sGeh parent guardian shah he produced,
which shall be proven By the oath Of AZ least
one eretiitable witness" &C
As there are doubtless number Of younw
ladies and gentlemen in Madison County Who
contemplate entering the :. tssssff eriasr," in
regard TO whose age the uRdersignsd may DO
altogether ignorant, all Young persons, there
fore, who are Intending 20 harry, viii please
take notice that henceforth the undersignsd
viii. in every case, require the consent % the
parent or guardian n accordance with the
statute or satisfactory proof that the parties
are of proper legal age GRO. WARD.
Feb 9.-u Probate Clark.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA,
TWO MORE BATTLES.
RICHMOND, Va, July 18th.

RICHMOND, Va, July 18th.
Beauregard achieved victory to-day.
At day-break this morning the enemy APP
peared in large force at Bulls Run and at
tempted to cross the stream--a severe bat
tie eusued three miles Northwest of Ma
nassas. Beauregard commanded in person.
The name of the commander of the Federal
forces is unknown. The battle was at its
heighth at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and
ceased at 5. The enemy having been re-
pulsed three times retreated in confusion
and suffered considerable loss. The lst and
18th Va. Regis were prominent in the fight.
Col Moore slightly wounded. The
Washington Artillery, of New Orleans, did
great execution. The fight extended along
Bulls Run, mile. VIM. Sorighter, rifle
man, killed Federal officer of high rank,
and took 500 from his person. Capt. Du-
iany, of the eth Va. Regt.,w slightly woun-
ded. A shot passed through kitchen house
where Beauregard was sitting at dinner.
Tue enemy, it is supposed, had discovered
his whereabouts. They fired into our hos
pital where yellow flag was flying.
Richmond, July 18Th. Apparently rela-
BILE information from Fairfax says. the Fed
eralists advanced this morning ten thousand
strong. After four hours fighting were re-
pulsed by seven thousand Confederates I'M
der Gen. Bonham, with immense slaughter,
and retired upon Alexandria
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
IMPROVED METliLO--PERCHA
z uRIAL CASk & +.


DERyfTT us q esll var atfcaslan q rev ga
a valuliie inveltffl 90 Curru-4tel sect Nc
faiic Burial Gases. which. fsr heaatr. ldxhfrrsa.
ment of thu axe. uns % tie mesf i-iFasf4at fea-
lures In ClsSsts. ueycE he.1rr rrreurei @ ths
world - thai t1eF rr-r1e1tsi tar1uziFk 9Th
Gutta Percha oF lltl i.satcr- uft1 r1~ket 20 In
as to make tnrm Air and Water EtEht-
TIE unprsce heated demand fer thr-e Csskets IL
doubtless ewing - t1e tart that t1ry s1rF1Ss al
others IN the tali1Naa- rlrifr1.arS1
ist- Beiug maae 81 tsaisl1 1esi Slctt Metal. they
do not req.ire fr2u ten o. fwriyr stFoaE men -
handle thcln- hat ckR Pc h4aai-caf - easily -
wooden cottlu. and are GeFa-ssei Ben the grave With
out danger or pes.i- aud ali uaf er4rk ~ lard
usage er trausrssEtafiou.
2 Being ceueutei with fiufta plrrhs o. fndia
Rubher. ani a ga-ket - iala Eahiser g. make
them air tight. We avoid the very te,iiuss and
pleasant process = asans craarut QE wsN "a that
81. The mafsFtal i carah,s a. unkuaun darzhRi-
u. it never cozFoes- b efriFts ~ l-ftug quail
lilies from pre~erfltiTe p1seT ccc1-iaacd - .
constant eiectric cNeitattal cornrtcIy preventing
0Nyistien. ard has mliltlleea "a sat,.alrs ahl
color under water far many years- he=ssies. TIA
CasSets made, vista eFas- -tay= aHd braces,
10 give them a strguEth aud ability 90 cuiurance
seaTcely knowu = any ether satstsuce usca fer
kindred purposes
4th. oar hrsi-class Ctsksss ana Cases srs nui-h.
ed IN the most elegant and easily manner. whils
the third class are egaaily aasahe, bat haished IN
less expensive style. aud @aihn tne rcaeh % AT.
Metallic Cases are thc uniy er~ctnal means %
transporting the dad aud. -hnlld dcsrs. o.
necessity urge % disinter ali that rcllAlus not
intermngied with earth, tut can a. oucs 10
moved aud deposited accoriinz q our wishes.
. For sale bv n. :. ". IAFEuED, Camden
HAYES a WAGG0NER. Cantoa.
Aurii g. ISL.
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however, is to allow no delay in pushing OF
to Richmond.
1t is reported that the Southern force sta
toned at Aqua Greek, Dumfries, and sew
eral other points are falling back on Ma
nassas.
Reports from Arizona and New Mexico
represent the secession feeling in these Ter.
ritories so strong As to render it necessary
to reinforce Fort Bliss.
Fortress Monroe, July II. The Third
and Fourth Massachusetts Regiments, whose
time is up, leave for Boston Immediately.
Hudson, No., July II. Eight hundred
Federalists had fight with an unknown
number of Missourjans, thirty miles above
st. Charles. The Federal loss was three
killed and seven wounded. The fight is
still progressing.
Missourian was caught with gun in
his hands and hung, ard another in attempt
ing to escape was riddled with balls.
Grafton, July IT, The Southerners in
their retreat escaped Gen. Hill, at Oakland
by going through pass within mile and a
half of bis camp.
Richmond, July II. Passengers from the
neighborhood of Rich Mountain and Laurel
Hill differ very materially in the reports oil
the recent engagements.
Some assert positively that Col. Pegram
was neither killed nor taken prisoner, while
others state directly the reverse.
Some state that Gen. Garrett was not
killed, and also that the Georgia Regiment
was not taken prisoners, while others give
entirely different history of the affair. The
suspense must continue until reliable infor-
nation can be obtained.
Washington, ] uly IT,. In the House bill
authorizing Secretary Welles to purchase
here vessels to suppress piracy and complete
the blockade, appropriating three million Of
dollars for that purpose, passed.
A resolution was offered appointing COM
mittee to investigate all war and army con-
tracts. Mr.. Van Wyck, in speaking on this
resolution, said that for two months there
had been a system of plumber, which for
audacity and wickedness has never been
surpassed. Adopted. Yeas, 80; nays, AZ.
The Baltimore Police Commissioners, who
are confined in Fort McHenry, have sent a
petition to Congress to interfere in their be-
half, which was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Louisville, July II. A strict search is
being kept up at the railroad depot. Sew
eral trunks were seized last night.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
THE q RE AT
MEDICINAL DRINK or TIE keEH
CROOK E. IS
Invle0RanNG AROMATIC vf6ETA6lf
STOMACH BITTERS!
Fog RESTORING AID PRESERVING hAAh1h
Prepared frsus Arsa~sie Hitter Hers
y-yDER THE AUSPICES OF Az
EMINENT PHTSlCfANt


An e--ceahEe asa paiaEaess i-ylS,E2s.as Acsle'
prsr.arsd frosn Arcrnasie Bitter Ne<, t&t-s-. 80.
Lirel With f1-e srlEit. i-aFF-se1 49, ~
asss Il ear xsc<raels and sll9eat PAYS AS l-ii
ssracsie 80 sssT yozrs fa tls iafirr sesft 81 ~ea
- I'd rSe RI t4R- Herbs. "a aHfaAF~tles4 -se
u tn trearnssa 81 lascEa4i a-easgs- ~ saf par
~ .r:-..lsse ana rs-u,aie ths f.rrsiaas - -
-sSrSsa iaassszs vizor azi foue a. t,r stfzarH.
Esasr * tAe tioe1- ~ epa1sa-ta~ tne 90 = eet-e
GAS fall noraInE All erFnta< Al- tffsss l-ls~.sr
Tor few weeks. saey ull t#a<d caas lis<t4@ '..ls
q their great zeesl-a p-ssssFi e. sea u-er4 -.
phy~lc1i cor11sa1 zeccS~lrf - ~ ctl 4sstNA =.
sosaa bs,ly and niad wili ssesa l. siiaiaed
steadily saaos-A ana brrts ana fhsv wsl <radaaiiy
remove every trace of eSGf tca % in4raas4Ht4 tsi
the face or bsaE, Is tAes Pr1sess Il ths -fS-'''A
viswis< theaa sszzvsy asa trse-a<s. her sssai IN
Fschaess and triracy - narar tAe 1ret SsAses -
cAaiee Chsmpaxne wine<-akr halter prinriFis being
oay PsrcePshie whra fels il thr gQ~d wo4G ~ pa
For he s-e =. = "a sna ysua< e tosA sexss icy
of an sxral.itelY arlicafe E4xer-imparsing ths
palate ssotAau<. arusaatsc sseS;, equAiisd cay -
H. parity aaa FirAness-
qaality % iAis celebrated Nsstie Toaae frasn ths
eminent and gifted physieiEa and chemist victor
T. ChAnniag. - losg knd s-serasE knasu IN oo,l-
speaks for Itself
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20
Bakery and Confectionery.
r VAN RONK FL.

NlAKES this method of returning his thanks
l. to the citizens of Canton and vicinity for
their liberal patronage, and hopes TO merit a
continuance Of the same. He keeps constant
ly on hand everything pertaining TO the Ba-
kerry and Confectionery business, such as
fresh Bread, Cakes of all kinds Candies,
Fruits, Preserves, Almonds, Raisins, Prunes,
Figs, Pickles, Cove Oysters, HOLSTERS, Porter
and Ale of the best brands, Havana Cigars,
Snuff and Tobacco. Also. Choice Groceries,
such as fine English Dairy and Western
Cheese, Western Butter, &c, Candles, Soda
and Butter Crackers, Starch and all choice
household articles. Also variety of articles
to please the children. In addition to Can
dies and Nuts of all kinds, he has complete
assortment of TOYS. Please to call and suit
yourself at j. VAN RONkEL'S,
March 0, 1861. East Side Public Square.