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ed himself the Moses Of the negro, and
declared treason was odious. and gave
interviews to Radicals like Kelly and
Stearns, which made them trust him. he
spoke Is politician for purposes OF de
ception His acts are the only speeches
we want. They show a stern, unjust pur-
pose Andrew johnson desires to re.
construct this Union in bis way-and 70
do it in spite of every opposition de
means that if in his power the South
shall again rule the councils OF this
country. He cannot return the negro
to Slavery, bat it his will that the negro
shall never leave it. And 10 do this he
goes TO his work with coarse, unscFupu
lous eneray-wlth q courage and persIs-
tency which we respected when lie assail-
ed the countrys enemies, but which are
now the sources Of national grief snd
humiliation
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Gentlemen ~ had a negro worth loo
who took cold from, hurt in the leg. and useless
for over a wear. | had used eservthing could hear
OF without benefit. until tried the Mexican Mustang
Eminent. 1t effected a permanent cure
j. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery Ala. June II, Is 50.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment a valuable and ndis pensab BILE
tcle for Spraus Sores Scratches Calls on Horses.
Our men have used it for Burns Bruises, Sores Rheu
matism, &c, and all say it acts like magic"
J. ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
dens Express.
. The sprain of my daughters aukle, occasioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured in
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Liuiment. ED. SEELY."
Gloucester Mass Aug /, 1859
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linimeut performs more in shorter time,
man and beast than any article ever discovered.
Families, livery and planters should always have
it on hand Quick nd sure it certainly is. All gena-
inc is wrapped in steel plate engravnes, bearing the
signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist. and the
prirate {. 5. stamp of DEMAs BARNES co.
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit il nth a
cheap stone plate label. Look ctosely!
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Congress Adjourned.

Congress adjourned on Saturday sine
die. 1t was in session the whole of Fri
day night and, as usual, committee
rooms were flied with whisky and many
members were drunk. In one instance,
tellers were appointed who were too
drunk to stand or count, and the vote as
reported by them, showed an hundred
members present more than were ever
elected
On that last night Congress managed
to get into the company of veteran sol
diers and while they had voted down the
Equalization of Bounties, they finally
hitched their own increase of salaries to
an additional bounty bill and PASSED it..
The bill gives each member of Congress
S4,Ouu more than he agreed to accept
when he was elected. and pays q three
years veteran 500 and two years sol
der $50 There is no equalization about
1t and 1t Is simply q sugar coated pill
Quite number of members when their
names were called. arose and said Il am
opposed to an increase of nv own salary
out am IN favor o! the bounty so | will
vote AYE that is he voted $4,000 into
into his own pocket and 500 to a yeter
an soldier Out on all such hypocrisy.
ny dtd they not keep these bills sepa--
ated. Congress has had many good in
sentions. bnt it has seriously erred.
hateyer Of good or bad it has been
guilty, 1t will be thoroughly canvasscd
before tie election and We shall have
our say or Ire subject approving what
We Ike. and disappearing what We think
wrong .-aoaqrd Tribune
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Interest DiaIouue

On Monday while Mr Nixon. of Clark
county, was addressing a large Union
meeting at LanesriIe in Harrison eonn-
tv,he was very uncolrteously interrupted
by one Rev Mr., Lynn, leading Dem
ocrat and aspirant for office in that coun
ty.
Mr. Nixon was saying that, on the test
vote in the L S Senate, on an amend
ment to a bill admitting a State iato the
Union-an amendment comforting the
right of suffrage on negroes-bQt seven
Senators could be found willing to vote
to incorporate in our National laws the
principle of negro suffrage.
Mr.. Lynn What were those seven
Senators, Republicans or Democrats
Mr.. Nixon-"They were Republicans,
led 10y Charles sumner"
Mr.. Lynn-.Were not these men party
leaders, and did not this commit your
party to negro sutfrage?"
Mr. Nixon-'.Not at all, What is Jeff
Davis, Republican or Democrat? Cries
of that's the question; put it to him '
VIII the gentlemen please answer
Mr. Lynn-"Well, l believe he is a
Democrat. Laughter
Mr. Nixon-''And leader of the Dem
ocratic party
Mr. Lynn-s.No, he is not leader in
that sense of the word >
Mr.. NiSon-'.Y es, sir, he is a great
H.. ~,
whole sympathy of the Democratic party
in his confinement. He is much more
powerful leader to day, and always has
been in the Democratic party, than Chas.
Sumneris or ever has been in the Re
publican party jeff. Davis led eleven
Democratic States gu. of the Union. and
Charles Sumner cannot lead eleven Re
publican men out of the Union APP
plause. If, because we have few ex-
IRENE radical men in our party. it com
mlts us, as party, to the doctrine of
negro suffrage, the terrible and undenia
bic fact that every rebel in the South
calls himself Democrat, and is in full
sympathy with your party organization,
commits you as party to the doctrine
of secession and the outrageous princi-
piles Of treason Cries ofthat's true, &c
Now sir, let me ask YOU a. question
see from your appearance that you are
christian man" Laughter
Mr. Lynn-''Wel ell | was. but like you
We're by the Democratic party, l left the
church because'-'
Mr Nixon But because you got ash
amed Of your church Excessive laughter.
l want TO ask you now, sir, whether,
christian man, you do not greatly rejoice
in your heart that human slavery has
been abolished in these United States.
aud that every one of Gods creatures here
is freeman. Do not hesitate. Do you
rejoice over it, or do YOU regret it?
Mr. Lynn-s.W ell. sir. / will answer
that as please" Laughter, and cries
of ''he cannot answer"
Mr. Nixon-.'Certainlv, truth and the
fear of God on one side, and the Demo
cratic party on the other, he dare not
answer Excessive laughter and
cheers
We presume that this is the last time
the Rev Mr.. Lynn will wish to interrupt
Union speaker.
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Notice.
urpEny CIyEN = 4

rs HEREBY GIVEN. 80 the citizens Of WsSne
Tss nslsip Wsyne County iaisnl. thai intend
4, Apply 40 tie srt Of Commissioners their next
term ca N aeacin on The first Noaiay in September.
1855 Tor License to sch InfnxSca Ing Liquors. IN
less quantity than quart at time, and 10 perm"
the same 70 be drank the premises m sseeriance
with an act approved March s;h. 1859,
Tae precist, locatn in shteh propose 10 sell sah
Intoxicating Liquors Is as follows.
Beng part ol ipt nusas-er tee M that part OF
the rty 81 Richmond, laid cut hY John Smith begin
ming At point eight s. ~ the uarth- est
cora r. of sad lot running thence ssu'h i've aad-s-
quarter 81 degrees west saveaty-tive - feet aud
SIX iue5ses; t5rnce south eighty -iouF "a anu
tarre- quarter degrees, east eighteen i teet an
three 5 iucIss. shence uarta ave aai hsti II
degrees east ssvsrtv-Six Is feet SIX to- inches 10
Main street. tence along said Main street - the place
81 b-snnspz; heinc On the south sale 81 Nam, De
tween Psrt ana Front STREETS in said cits nj RIch-
mond ERNST rAULUS.
/ Rie,H.aoi. Aug. ., 1856. 2as'
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Colonel Ripley, formerly of the 18th New H mp
shire Reg ment, who has, since the war, engaged
in the lumber business in Emanuel county, Georgia.
was brutally murdered the 25d ut. After Colonel
Ripley and MS ia ily had retired 10 bed, party of
came the house. and knocking at the gate, ask
ed 10 him business. The Colonel Immediately
proceeded to the gate when of the party spoke
saving, Colonel Ripley, are my prisoner The
Colonel drew his revolver and fred at the intruder
who made off: the others Immediately fired, ami the
Colonel was struck in four places, mortailv wounded
The party remained about the house led their horses
and repeatedly fred into the house during the night
refusing allow Mrs Ripley the privilege Of giving
water 70 her diving husband
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HS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the citizens Of Wr

IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 the citizens Of Wtyne
g Township, Wayne County, Indiana that intend
Il; at,v t. tlt Board of Commissioners, at their next
term COZ alencing the test Moadas 81 September,
1850 for License sell Intoxicating Ltxners IN less
quantity Than vuage at time, and permit the same
to be drank the premises, in accordance with an
asst approved March 5lh, 1899.
The precise location in which propose to sell said
Intoxicating liquors, Is as follows:
being a certain parcel OF ground south tfth ST.,
in the cifs OF Richmond, Wavne County, Indiana on
the shir OF said street. and bel bounded on ne
north by the property Henri Shroeer the south
by certain alley running and west fronting on
the "a on SAID Fath-stref The house erected there
being numbered seventy-t"o q ;. ann where am
now dnlur business HENRY NURGES-
kchmond. Aug. o ls66. 10
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Notice.
n HEREBY GIVEN, TO the citizens Of

- HEREBY CIV In, 10 the citizens Of WAYNE
i Township Wayne County, Indiana. thai intend
O. apply Il tie 81 tbs Commissioners toart
Of Nayue Ca3oty. commencing on the hTst Noniay
Sept, nslsr 1906. for license e. sell insasicatng
LIQUORS ia les quantity than a quart time, and
suhg the be draas Shs premises, sa aeeor-
dance with approved March 9Th. 1892
TIE premises which intend To sell sad Intexi-
eating Liquors, are located as follows:
Being / certain frame house, on lot numbered one
hundred AMI Sven les Ia that part al the city "a
R.. n,s,5i la;d ONT bV John smith, on the west side
OF Mvrion street. between Main aad Walnut streets,
and being the second building south Of the festoice
HENRY FRlCk.
Richmond. Aug. 9Th, 1850. sAs1
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Executive Appointments.

TIE Cincinnati Time. has special that Attorney
Genernai Staubury has advised President johnson
that he is competent vacate any offices during
the recess of the Senate"
The New York Times Washington spondeut has
the following the subject.
Rider tackled on army appropriation bill
approved Feb. 9, 1858. which to have been
tireTy overlooked heretofore in the departments, and
sngularIy enough referred t. in the recent
debate in Congress the proposition to regulate and
restrict the appointing power of the President, THIS
law has been brought the notice of the President
and of course will govern him in to which it is
applicable. Section OF that act provides act
making appropriations Tor the support Of tie army
&c.
SEC. . That money shall be paid from the
Treasury of the United States to any person acting
assuming to act officer civil military or
val salary in any Office. which office author
lied by previously existing law, unless when
such Office shall be subsequently sanctioned BIZ law
Nor shall any money be pait out of the Treasury
SALARY to any person appointed during the Of
the Senate to I'LL vacancy in ans existing office,
which vacancy existed while the Senate vas IN ses-
SION. and Is by law required be ljc1 bv and with
advice and consent of the Senate, until such appOnee
shall have been confirmed by the Senate.
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1t is most dehgbtfa Hair Dressing.
Ii eradicates scurf and dandraff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean
Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
1t restores hair upon prematuTely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do II Is
,retty-it is cheap-durabe. II is literally sold BY
the carload and yet its almos. incredible demand Is
daily increasing, until there is hardly country store
that does not keep it, a ia my that does it.
E. THOMAS LION, Chemist y Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Martial Lava Dispatch from President
Johnson.

Johnson
EXECUTIVE OFFICE Angus. 1. 1855.
70 ALBERT WORRIES Lses.,eaas;- Goser,.o- ANDREW
j. Heron, 4aoraey- 1sa>ral, Ne,S Orleans, la:
Were the civil authorities, State FEDERAL, con-
fcrrei with BY Gen. Baird before he declared martial
iaw2 coald se I'll authorities STATE and Feds-
raj esforce the Law AMI preserve order with the aid Of
the military, AMI vithout the necessity Of marital a~
hope thai orier has been ed AMI the riot not
a disastrous represented Please show this dis
patch to Gen Baird ASpREw JOHNSON.
Letter from Zen. sheridan 10 Gen Grant.
n arier that ths following rom Gen Sheridan be
faliy understood, should be stated that he alb
sent from New Orleans whsn the disturbances COM
fneoced in that city:
New ORLEANS, Aug. lao p.
Gar e. ). GRASr, Ra+tasJtoa, d. O.:
Yau are doubtless Of the serious riot which
occurred IN this city the Both ult- A political
body stvliuZ itself the Convention OF 1851 met On
the for j. alleged, the purpose OF remoieling
tie present Con of the state lde leaders
were political agjtat1Fs and revolutionary men, aud
the action Of the Convention liable 70 produce
breaches OF the public peace. had made up my
mind t. arrest the head Il the proceedings o. the
Convention were calculated disturb the tranquility
OF the Department but had tor action until
t1eV COMMITTED the overt act. sout II whites aud
blacks were kiiIs !, AMI about $50 wtuntef Every
thing i now quiet | deem t test to E.aintain a
military supremacy in the city a few DAYS, until
meut Of tie general community is great regret It this
unnecessary cruelty, AM ttit the Police could have
made arrest theF mt without Tincing lives.
Z. H. SHERIDAN, M4jor-Gea. Comm iuiing.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet aeljEst- Superior 10 any Cologne. used 70
bashe the face faaperson 70 render the skn >of' and
fresh, "a alias Ammunition, perfume clothing, fer
headache, &c. l; i manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia and j. obtaining patronage quite
unprecedented. Il j. favorite with actresses aud
opera singers It Is sall nv all 3eeiers 81 % in
Large bottles, and ~ pEA.s BAR>ss Co, New York.
Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, ssll BY al Druggists.
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..Jes' 81 ,.E xaeily .''-Saloa Single said they
were there every en,," Il b. fes "owley" N the
morning BE- .sok Plantation Bl,iers If be tcI; weary
At nca.. he iok Plantation Bitter, II he lacked APP
petite. WAS weak. langui or mentally oppressed, he
;.ok Plantation filters; ani they never faed to set
hIrn on lis pins square an drm-
Few persons want any better authority; but IS some
nav just read the following
love much 10 Won, for verify be-
l;eve the Plantation Bitters have saved my Life.
REV. W. II. WAGNER. Madrid, \. "
have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia ana had 60 abandon preaching The
Plantation Buffers have cured me.
REV. {. \. MlLLWoOD, New York CITY.
/ had lost my appetite-was 50
weak aud enervated could hardly walk. and had a
perfect dread for society. TAe Plantation
Bitters have set me All right.
JAMES HEMINGWAY, st. Louis, Mo"
The Plantation Bltters have cured
me OF arrangement OF the Kidneys and Urinary Or
gaus. that distressed me Tor years. They act like
charm c. c. MOORE. Pa Broadway, \. y" j
Mrs. o. VI. nEN0E, manager OF the Union Home
School for soldiers Children saws she has given
to the weak and invalid children under her charge,
with the most happy and gratifying results" We
have received over a hundred reans OF such eertih-
cases but no advertisement effective what
people the nselves say of good article Our fortune
and our reputation is stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods Will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale in every town, village parish aud
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imitators try
to come as near and style as they can, aud
because good article cannot be sold as low poor
oue they find support from parties who do not
care what they sell. BE on your guard. See our
private stamp the cork.
p Il. DRAkE Il CO. New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would adj to
their beauty? What gives that marble purity and
disttsge appearance observe upon the stage, and
In the CITY bell? Is ia longer secret Tney
Magan's Magnolia Balm It's continued use removes
tan, freckles, pipes and roughness, from the face
and ha nds and leaves the complexion smooth trans
parent blooming and ravishng. Unlike many
metcs contains material injurious the skin
ANY Druggis; viii order it for you, if hand
50 cts. per bottle.
We HAGAy Troy, y Y. Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES s. Co Wholesale Agt'sN
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0BiTi AIRY.

P. b. RANDOLPH.


John Ross, or K ,o.eskoowe, Chief Of the Cherokee
indians died in Was 1ngtan ye>tertav. H was
half breed, and a early age acquired good Eng
lisa elaeation In l. Il AMI 1912 the the State
OF Georgia attempted induce the In iiaus
Of the Mississippi. liberal bride offered ter
this purpose to Ross br Mcintosh Greek hslf-Lreed
Indian. but it refused. The proceedings of the
Georgia Legislature with reference 10 the Cherokces,
in lS39. le! an APPEAL the part of the Indians
Ross acting IS their agent u the Suprama Court Of
the United States which resulted decision in their
favoe. Georgia, however. refused obey. ami ng-
gresSons upon the Indians increased. In 1855
treaty was CONCLUDED between J. F. Schermerhorn,
an agent the United States, and Major Ridge. his
son Ioha Ridge Elias B,ulinot and about 900 other
Cherokee Indians including man, ana children,
BY which the Indians agreed surrender their lands
aul remove West within two years. Against this
treatv known as the N.w Echota, Ross and
$4,000 of his tribe protested in an appeal written by
Ross AMI dressed to the President of the United
States, as having been frauius itly obtained. he
Government. however, sent force under Gen. Scott
tocompai the fuldllm4nt of the treaty. The Chero-
KEGS vel lei and with Ross their head, removed
their new h1ma. M1lerate allowances made
them for their loss BY the Government and after
wears of suffering they became a prosperous nation.
Ross continued be tie Chief of the Caerokees for
several years In ISL after some hesitation he
entered with the COME erate Authorities
but it has been stated that he loval the
Government, and his business in Washington was for
the purpose OF pressing claims against the Govern
ment for losses during the wary Y. Tri5une,
Aug ID
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Es~The Round Table publishes startling arti Gle
upon drunkenness among women. 1t SAYS the vice is
prevalent among fashionable ladies, and that Of
the most elegant of them will pass this
at Saratoga or Newport usual, but at asylum for
inebriates. The writer ntmates that the vice of
fashionable drinking is more prevalent among
the ladies than among the gentlemen of this country;
that certain dressmakers make it point to furnish
their with drink. while in stores bot
ties OF inc also kept hand for lady shoppers,
and in others the merchants allow their boys 90
the bar for liquor when ladies desire it.
Whisky and brandy the favorite drinks of these
ladies' and OF tie saloons they frequent do not
have these liquors the bill of fare need little sign
-" If you do what you want, ask for it,, gives
the hint the initiated. In dress makers bills the
significant item small trimmings often . up
the expense of liquors which the lady has ordered
through the modiste who panders to her vtaed taste
while the watering places bride To the waiter
cures secret supply Of liquor, which by the conni-
vance OF the landnard, Is charged extra lunch
cons 1t asserted at girls OF eighteen daughters
of most respectable New York merchants have been
grossly intoxicated in Broadway stages and upon the
public streets and that super ortv ct intellect or
social position sufficient guard lady against tins
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Insolvency Notice

NOTE i hereby given that the Estate 81 Aaron
Dravss d-eess7a, viii - aaaiIY ss;;.esa a. iHs.l-
rent at we 5ext serrn % the wsyhe comE5n Pleas
Court, BE begun and he'd at the Gsvrt House IN
IentreEllles canme3eIng Monday the 10th dzr of
September. 1855 Creditors therefore are hereby
tilted that thew should file their claims or demands
against sad estate before aha. .Srae
Attest MOSES D. LEES0N. Clerk
july i, 1856 si-ew.
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UNION STATE TICKET:

For Secretary Of State, Nelson Trusier, Of ayette
Auditor OF State, Thomas Il. IcCarty, Of =" abasb-
Treasurer of State, Nathan kimba.I, of Martin.
Atty Gen1, Deiana T.. W williamson. Of Putnam.
Sup't Pub Instruction George w. Hos. Of Marion.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

UDY virtue of Decree and ExecLtinn IL me directed
ID from the WAYNE Common Pleas Conrt, | will
expose public sale; a. the Court House door in
Centerville, Wayne Coanty, INDIANA,
On the I>t day OF September. 1896.
Between the hours Ct 10 O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock,
L. NJ. of said day, the following property, o-wt:
Lot number hfty-one 81 in that part of the city
Of Richmond. Wayne County, Indiana. laid by
Bicke Il Laws, as appears the plat of said city,
the be sold the property OF Barna fueling
to satisfy 5 id Decree and Execution in hands in
favor of Villa IN A. Bicke and John VI Laws.
j. NJ PAXSON, Sheriff ". c.
Angus. It'll, 1866. "a 2dS3,09
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PLUMMER X KELLY.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.
AT COLLEGE HILL,
Five Miles from Cincinnati.

TEsHE next term opens the Sd Of SeptemF,er-
- President Andersen aili be assisted by a fuii
and able faeuiiy. tx $50 less than last year
0mni5uses for the College connect with trains OF the
Hamilton DAYTON, Grrear Western AMI Marietta Rail
Roads at Ludlow Station. Al&o feHr daily oHsi-
buse- fr1m the w alDut Street Hue, CINCINNATI.
For catalogues, terms. etc. a8iress.
Rev. VI. ANDERSON. President,
COLLEGE Hill, Hamilton County, Ohio.
August 2 % St..
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Heimstreets nin1i,a bic Hair Coloring is not dve
All Instantaneous DIVES composed Of lunar eagstse
and more or less destroy the vitality and beauty Of
the hair Tks is the original Hair Coiering. and has
growing IN favor twenty year IL restores
-ray hair original color BY gradual absDrptsfn
n a most ua-ssFIe manner It i also beautiful
hair dressing. Sold in sizes 50 cents and 81
OF all dealers C. HEIMSTREET, Chemist
Saratoga Spring l.e', 81 y II D-iEz.s:s
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LYox's ExrRAcT or PrRE JAMAICA GTSsER-for
Indigestion Nausea Hartbsrn sick Hesdaehe. Cholera
1orbus. Flatue8cy, DC, wh=re warming stIIaaia u
required It's careful PREPARATION and euti1e parity
cakes 1t cheap and reliable article for culinary pnr
oses- Sold everyvhere, 4: % cts per bottle Ask
u s*LTos,s' Pure Extract Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, .oldbv ali Druggists.
May 10, I555.-II Il.
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Holloway d PAGE.

ave Jnsf Received one 81 TIE finest I'D best
LII zzsartments Of TABLE GIASS.b ARE.
erer b-oughf 30 rsffs MARKET. Give them caIi-thsv
can sell Goods CHEAP at No. 80. Nain.st
Richmond. March y. 1856 I,f