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4300 ~ Ricta.
1i7000 - Safer.
2200 - 8lfee Grtrdct.
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1000 9f1u9 ~esfIlsenss Sbienletf6
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9eutf@e Spe +.

Die beutI6e Oper. beS 3rn. @rpper erBffuete
9eftern AbenD ibren @pclrs i'm Spuibap1tr. S6eae
ter nit @cu1CbS ,,5ault." Die meiiten SGu9cr
nllb Sdn9eret itnb Dem Rieii9eu Nllblitum bereit8
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Ofabame 8ptter unb baS Iiebeuswiirbtge Srduleill
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ein genlil9teS, iptelte alls9e5eiduet unb %itbertraf
btele trltberen BET WSettem all YrdciitDn rlb &lar>
keit Der Snitrumelte.
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Stin1lne, nlo perbient bic 9r6Bte &1erfeunung,
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alS Slebel ian9en ibre @artbie alts9eSeifnet unb
peroieaen bic grDbte Qnerfeunllug. @benio Die
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ldwab, iange1 lebr gut NIB iprrben berrnaEen
applaubtrt, DAP ie mebrere Yiecen tpteperbplen
muBten.
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9elan9te, bic 8eietung 1T cine ausge3eibnets unD
lolte telr Wluiiflieb9aber Reute i'm l9oliospitraBe'
Sbeoter feb[en.
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mal3 @rtract

Die betlfr6fttee 9Dirtuus unb Ter 9DSbleeT1maf bes tn
a1en Qdntern %beltebten, ppn an n NIter sfladsn uno TN ieo
tern f6rrerItHsn 3ufsnbe germ eea0isnsn 5pff'f9en
yt dla~GTtrGct @tfunbbfttB6terS tat
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Ssit unentbeerltGe 5Ilf8- un5 Stdrtdng smtttff |, ~sennr6tst
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pd5rt TN Bolt, 1T has tefe bidif6e Stdrfuuqsmittel bei
Bruf. yGd5et- Observation-Disclosures esIbm66s ZEE 0trbau.
rh8- ane al 9emstast S6rper'dwd6e GmpfsbGeu bon ben
belObt bon ber SnbaRris. MusaeGung ga 8resldu unb aus
%seseidnft burb Diele srUse eclbene unb Elberue @erttenf-
Wiekdtusn.
gu blbsn $40 IA 9Optb 6arles & r. anb Str.
80 6 4 Yrattfr.
thbs-1m) SrieSriG @ti6er, ssent.
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III Oer6aufen @~lneermlolnel.
@artenfarm su pertaufen.

2u berfaufen: @ine ausaeSethrete sum @artenbau
.etenete Sirm an Ger philadelphia 5tOaS, n%nsefdsr MHtle
IN B r 9 tabterenSe. Dieie be entbolt an lib Nder Hano
nd Elm outeS No6nblus nit Neteneeb1uben unb rirb i'm
amen BIER tbfiIpeis n~tsessbsu. Die gertautSbehtnsungen
nb "a baor unb Der Rsf Sabltar in l, 2 Dter 8 Sabren' NIT
inien. geessn dbere &ustunft melee man itb IN Ger Sf@
e hes unterjetdreten.
Samuel ~Gceubtu
{9f4Qp3mlp. City Comptroller.
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DerCnnQt unO ge(ud0t.
@teQeoefnG.
Sine 0irtb1ho

Gin aebrer. In etnsun bsutfden Seminar scbtlbet nnb NIT
+ eusltden SpraGesSsrtraut fntt stre Stsue. NafeEe'
I her Office b. 81. IMP
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leoierunas>G ertauf BON tberflIiig 9ewOrce<
mem tOartbrpdo.
SubRRen. Office II 6 u, Re. 8 9. Ddbar
@oIt ntpre 9Rb. 81. Sdnudr 1865.

SubrHen3 AFHtt u q, wv 0 . WupHt,
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en- ieSs Rife etIFnet, eramtntrt uub rieNsr sG8enalelt
nh aae Rifgn BITE benz aaufer fur Bite 8%isferuns son 9rup.
en- n DIT sletdtnmsn, duSeeldiebeu rurefn. &neebeis fur
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nnabme tes @ebseS. 3wan1's Gage fnb trlautt gum
5easrtnsen Der Wdaren 5eate BITE Shtfttabrt rabrenb
eIsr 3elt aeI&lcfen fsin. f. pir6 bic eIbsi perIUrne 3sit
t6t tea6tet. An8sbrte muhen auf bfm llmf9Iag rErrpG,
us for 5drs SrtaS" t%utpfitrt uns %abrFffrt tein an
&bRm million,
8pt ct Gel urb G 9 Il q y
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.rten beliebe man tn her . flee hes Weder nbjultetsrn'
tht1Wl
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Snls ! cali

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(6fs-ZT) Mler Rerr Il q rp. 10 Gonmercehr
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UergnOgungen
OrcBer Mfasfenbon 81
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G0r lSsE G IT f#
seS sOr. Dem. Silrnbereins,

IN Dee Surn1duey U 2Cef Yrdtt1tr1be.
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NrtHS SdrneDaI
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9dnjs EbeaterperfCnal Serruft 8enadt, baB duf jenen Abenb
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tpdhtein uno 70 taS r5 # Der s. dnb 10 r" duiub.
rem trereen. Auf bic u9iefertafet- unb Diefe anbere grD-
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9fa8 Der Dentaattrun8 Wethen
8jer Bretie pertbetGt perben
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funft 3u me.ben, bnrIt I'M fsr Wiatire be pidufr bur6 due RE
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them Babet Steben rnb ~tenfelben In Srbnung abmifeln taun.
Die ftren8ae "a batmbalturg Ter Rameu nirb e~arantttt.
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fernere Dame so gents EXTRA.
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bern 3u baten.
8n rect 3a4Iret&snt 8ea4 Iatstersetenf Elm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DIe9tSCWUYoS%ScIIAu1+
5rCBer @erfauT BON feinen 6irur9iI6en ST.
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enlaeer, gubt'c SqndTf ~gfd5Siue, Esnn en- DteuFas
5. Fetrnl. 1866.
200 dusemeint Spsr3ttsfs-Iefsfe.
IS fletrere 90
25 eetr- unb Srepanir- 81 asunente
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100 Ssttipns-Appdrate, arose
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800 3Itn& 1eb- StnaruMente
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1900 Brudbdnber etnfahe unb bSpptltd
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b .rau6t nnb rerben feparat b~erfluft. Der 3tt TT aan3 neu.
Die nGstmetnsn Opsrdttcns.gefede ~enttaItcn Snfrunente
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Satts son gGtbetsrs uab SSaeek. o
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BON GeQpdd.

UUN NRUUgg.
Qteie8 aus9ejei6nete Gemalbe 1T sesenn1rtiB ausseael
tn go. 213 8alttmCrefr. nabs G~tsrlsshr.
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0rnRcr Taltna6tsz 9nnd
ON Is. Sebruar 1866.

Ntetnet B~reunten unb 8etannttn sar NatriGt, te Id
an rbengenannteln Saee etntn fanOisn 9un6 aufttf6sn
weree. absnes Gusfpielans elmer Gdf6enubr, DerbHneen
S. s. &et6Ie,
tmp6tl SO. 70 81. Sprtnefr.
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81 Or0Ber Wasfen6aQ
XAA 0ernR0nin Ggs GmnerCI9Urs
sSSX9 am l3: E~ebruar 5. S,
8 IN Der SDncDrOtG Sale.
98as iol ter 6 f lii elmer 8ett,
aeenr &Gnig 8 drueb a | reeiert?
QBaS foaer Sprg' unb Graurtsfeit,
ggenn uns istn 5csPter tuintt anN fabrt2
Stntpe 8 nit @rtaen, Narrrn fpmmt
Son Npro us Git, bon on unb qDef !!
gDir 8sben hds aletn @u9 frrglnt,
Dtr Narrtett 8tif-taS Maertef
Der Germantd Winrer6pr seiQt eGueu Nit1ltebern unb
Breunben tr. ebenf an, bb CT sur Beier ter Bafaa6t feinen
5. SabreSb1a III elmer QDstie obbaltsn mrs, tas f6 BE
@n8et I'm Str1rheI trart laden felen.
&JrCgrGinm
I. Der llnt3u9, ut 20 lbr be8tnNent, ptrb ourd) Bic re.
rabmteften ErG9er her Ndrrtett ausgefItrt werben s. r
E IT. Il S'fSn, eana = "a { n unS Z II fe l.-i48ner
2drgfen, ttsr 9a1t1ae s q 3 II Der perlCniftcirte fBnF0.
dtt4e 9 8~wabenftetd d, Patent. &cti'n- unb auteTe
getteliaf; BON fabbatbltGer SdIbuns Spa, Ser Obei muGer
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g. Ser @aifff6b,
Ercr bic tG6f wun6erbartt1e uub ne pieter ia %peTrelens,
pelt9Atprtf@f rbne G%RlGrpforHt unb I'D lbner8loe 9tst-
incorporation res I'm gea1er e~rtrdntten Baritpntfen unb
9o6ns 1888, esquire.
@etiomem:
SURn@ss. gtrpGet, Strr @u8tlm grrm.GB Oen Der
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fTti4er : Auftretfn In Baltimore.
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6 tn 9 o i Ger, 9r. 8enjtnp TuriDfp.
Gin VI e tnretfenDef, Sig. N IS GcaaiI1, tatferi.
mfrtfan. Ranrer Idrger.
6 ) . + Ter Slider rir6 SGI folder StIrfe fein, taE man Bic
8rantung hes Gt'etfS gar ntdt t6ren fam.
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3eit: $50 (nt6t 1866 b Chr.
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btrung ter beiien bteH9eu &rafte fir nirtige 8ertretuna oe-
ioret. Ia 0prf6t betanntttd bic Mutter Der QBetstett TT unb
Elm HD6terebrtes ndrrtf@es publttuut unter no etrrttnfan-
08 tt3apppintef perten e1rf.
4. &ItfrGnttf@e Wetuette mad ter WeIpbte:
yGrr6mutter min ~tauSen."
5. EebenSbtlh ~tarieGen6 NE Der Germantd Rdn,
rsrGor TN Sabre 9 mad Chr. ~auagsitben Bat, mad elmer flr3.
It'd Guf3e f~unosnen Photographic jener Gage.
6 @nPPer un6 Z. EGnaen Bis gum Ii@ten MT8ers
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rlfP lDf RE iH10PItfu All herfnrPr
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Mirthldlafts>

ETIAs Der unterSei6nete madt btsrsur& itnen Nreun-
MlMM. BEN unp Betannten BITE ~ersebsne Mn3etee hB er bic
bon Splepb Reener In so. PSI %. Pratt StraBe
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TOrtbtlOunas=SbnIe
in s. anapp'S Snftitut, 20, 81, 33 6saiOaptr.
Der unistrt4t teatuut aeate Nbenb uni 7 u6r. panf,Gi-
Dies @rIte;ntn Der S6llfr Dirb ertpatttt. Gtreufare fub
TIM SGutbaHfe gu ben. Gan224
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400 Kitten bic fstniten ~15rdpper, umblost u. @iflase EN-
tftn9 lStbfn 1nf 0%ttertrt Ia erpsen lnb tIetnen Yartien q
WttbttnerIanfsr unt SET stnselnen Rtfen
Spfepb S6r6bRr
C3Dt 81 %rGarae place ndbe Eeutb
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II! @Oumecttcut &see @utttraS III
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~ febr ~stebrtesra pTeiis
Srfepb S@r6ber
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Masfirter 0unm!

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Alz& DIT Norhblrbfr., Gilt e. feutt gum Tdfaa6tsatenb
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Balls &C.,
Wholesale.
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Wte6anie8 8auuerein SO. 2.

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-16
Opinions Of Joshua Billings.

II is admitted, not by everybody, that the man
who kan git fat on berlony sa ssage has got good
deal of dorg in him.
Woman's influence is notwithstanding
when she wants enything.
No man loves to get beat, but 1t liz better to
be bored with an inch orger, than gimbret
It is sed sfhat boss don't know his strength
and don't really suppose skunk does nuther.
"Be sure you are rite, then 60 ahed," but in
case yon don't, then 60 ahed amy wa.
Woman will sometimes confess her sins, but
I never new one tew confess her faults.
Don't mistake arrogance foF wisdom; menny
people thought they wuz wise when they Wuz on
~ windy.
Men amt apt tew get kicked out of coed So
ciety for bein ritch.
The road to ruin il ALWAYS kept in good re-
pair, and the taverns pay the expense ov 1t.
If q man begins life by bein fust Lutenant in
his fanilee, he need never tew look for promo
shun.
The unla profit there is in keeping more than
one dong, is what you can make on the board.
Young man, study Difference it is the best
card in the pack.
Honesta il the poor mans pork, and the ritch
mans pudding.
Thare is luxury in sometimes feeling lone
sum.
Thar is onla one advantage that can see I'M 60
ing few the devil, and that il the rode IS easy
and you are sure to get there.
LASTLY am violently opposed tew ardent
speerits as a beverage, but for manufakturihg
purposes think little Of it tastes gooo'
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Love on a Carpet for me.

They Ray talk of love in cottage,
And bowers of trellised vine
o!nature bewitctingly simple.
And milkmaids half divine;
They may talk of the pleasures Of sleeping
In the shade of spreading tree,
And walk IN the fields at morning,
By the side Of footstep free!
But give me sly Irritation
BY the light of chandelier
With music to play in the pauses,
And nobodv very near;
Or seat on silken sofa
With a glass of pure old wine,
And mamma Zoo blind to discover
The small white hand in mine.
Your love in cottage is hungry,
Your wine is nest for flies
Your milkmaid shocks the Graces,
And simplicity talks of pies!
lou lie down to our shady slumber
And wake with bug in your ear,
And your damsel that walks in the morning
Is shod like mountaineer.
True love is at home on a carpet,
And nightly likes his ease,
And true love has an eye for a dinner,
And starves beneath shady trees.
His wing Is the fan of lady,
His foot's an invisible thiog,
And his arrow is tipp'd with a jewel
And shot from a silver string.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-16

IT F. RICHARDS & CO.,
III. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WINES, BRANDIES, WISHES, SC,
Corner New Street and Court Alley,
STANTON, VA.
Pure old Cognac and other Brandies,
Pure old Jamaica Rum,
Pure old Holland Gin.
WINES.
Superior Old Port, very fine,
Superior old Sherry, very fine,
Superior old Madeira very fine,
Superior old st. Julien Medoc Caret, very fine.
Superior old Champagne, &C., &c.
WHISKIES.
Pure old Family Rye Whiskey, years old.
Pure old Monongahea Whskey, years old.
Pure old Bourbon Whiskey.
Pure old Rye Whiskey years old.
Pure old Scotch and Irish Whiskey.
PUNCH ESSENCES, As.
Scotch Whisky Punch Essence,
Rum Punch Essence
Tom and Jerry,
Egg Nogg,
Imported Aes and Porter.
- Plantation, Stoughton and other Bitters
Demijohns, Flasks DC. Also large and splendid
assortment of Choice Cigars. Dealers, Physicians,
Druggists ind Families respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock.
Nov. 14-1yr b. F. RICHARDS co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-16

From Observation-Disclosures from Mexico
is to the effect that the Imperialists have
gained victory over the Liberals near Com
itlifa, in which prominent Mexican genera
was killed. Maximilian's Minister of For
eign Affairs is of opinion that his hopes Of
the Imperial Government rests upon the sue
cess Of its loan in the London market. The
Liberals have taken possession of small
town in Lower in California.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-16

Established 1882
"a, ERTENBAKER Il WILLIAMS,
F" successors to
KEEN, BALD WIN & WILLIAMS,
1O2 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Take pleasure in announcing that they are now
ing large stock of superb
Fall and Winter Clothing,
- Gardeners Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Trunks and Valises,
all of which have been gotten up by the manufactu-
to order and with direct reference to the wants OF
our trade. By every arrival we shall make additions
to our stock, and keep constantly full supply of the
best and most fashionable goods to be had in the
country. We will also have made to order any article
desired and guarantee satisfaction. Having all the
advantages enjoyed by the house for twenty Ave
previous to the war, with determination to offer the
best goods at the lowest prices confidently invite
the patronage of the old customers OF the house and
that of the public at large. Terms CASH,
WERTENBAKER u WILLIAMS
Sept 26-1y*
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StaunfOn Advertisements.
THE AUGUSTA
SAVINGS BANK
STILL IN OPERATION.

THE undersigned, tina nkfa fer past favors, informs
i his friends and the public that he has just return
ed with new and T well selected Go91s stock OF
GROCERIES, DYE sTUFFs, an1 GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS.
For the quantity we'll quality, he asserts, without
fear of successful contradiction, that is unsurpassed in
this market.
Having no partner with whom to div de the profits,
unfortunately family to support children to edu
cate and witha without extrav agant habits it would
strange if he could not compete in selling bargains
with any other establishment in the State. My will to
do is good, and swhere there is will there is al
ways way" My stock consists principally, as fol-
lows:
French and English Merinos,
Bombaznes and Black Silk,
Figured and lain Alpaccas,
All wool Delanes,
Is pieces White and Coored Fiannels,
Manchester and Domestic Ginghams.
Lindseys and Striped Domestic,
Swiss Muslns aud ainsook,
Plain and Check Cambria,
Irish Linens from IS cents to S so.
100 Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts,
Balmoras, the best quality;
vei's and Head dresses,
10 pieces Broad Cloth. from s. to $40 per yard.
Cassmeres, Cassinets, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans,
Hosiery and Perfumery, Soaps of all qualities,
Nubias, latest styles and patterns; Opera
Hoods & Scarfs, Linen Cambria Hand
kerchef, "a doz Linen Handker
chiefs, at 90 cents each or 50.
per dozen plain aud fig
ured Silk Velvet
Vestings,
large selection Of Dress Buttons and Trimmi ngs full
stock of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, dozen Colored
Corsets, A and sd Bleached Cotton, 5000
Yds brown A Cotton, 400 punches cot
ton Yarn, Nos. Z to Is, Calicoes and
Colored Cambrics, doz Chemises,
plain and needle work Collars,
Cambria Edging and In.
sorting, 400 pairs
Ladies'
Misses and Children's Shoes Shaws Busters and La
dies Coas, the latest patterns, pieces Broad Cloth
for Coaks Id many other articles not here mentioned,
all sold at small profit, for CASH, by
s III. HILB.
Next door to the Marble Yard.
TN THE SECOND STORY HAVE NOW OPEN
i ed first rate stock Of Gardeners Furnishing
Goods, such Ready Made Clothing. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Linen Shirts from p to Sc. Also Brown
Cotton and Cotton Yarn by the bale in smaller guam
titles.
Oct 17-n II. H.
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NVILS AND VISES.-A few genuine English
II Anvils and yses, also first quality Bellows,
Screw Plates, Files Rasps etc., for sale low for cash.
Sept 26-x &. E. PRICE.
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BECKHAM &c CO.,
wholesale and retail de aleIs in
a orinuIturaI n Farming Imn1nmnntf

BEChHAM &c Co.,
wholesale and retail dealers in
& Farming Implements,
FRUIT TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c.,.
North sid Cary, between 18th and 18th SITS.
w have in store and will keep constantly hand
w all kinds of Farming Implements consisting OF
Mowers and Reapers,
Farm Grist Mills,
Grain Drills.
Lime Spreaders,
Pl3ws Harrows.
Cultivators Wheat Fans,
Corn and Cob Crushcrs,
Corn Shelters,
Straw Cutters,
Masti Gators,
Thrashers,
Railroad and
Lever Powers,
Portable Engines,
and Saw Mills,
Spades and Shovcls, (Ames)
Churns, Dog Power Washing Machines,
Counter and w Warehouse Scales, &c.
Sole Agents for the State of Virginia for the sale Of
RusselPs combined Mover and Reaper,
Buckeye combined Mower and Reaper,
Etna combined Mower and Reaper.
Jan 11-6m Buckeye Wheeled Corn Plow.