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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-30
PLAYING, VISITING, AND BLANK
l0 fdfib8 VftaWl0G CARDS. III iafL,E.slst9-

GEORGE Cook, of the late firm of Ely,
Smith g. Cook, for the past six years, manu-
factures of the celebrated BARTLETT CARDS,
would inform the public and the patrons Of
the old establishment No. II, Fulton ST.,
where he has always been employed, that he
continues the manufacture of all the yarie-
ties Of Playing Visiting and Black Cards,
heretofore furnished by the establishment
and that orders for various kinds will be
faithfully and promptly executed on applica-
ton to his sole agents, Messrs. Ely and
Latham, No. II Fulton ST., at the following
prices, usual discount of, for cash, or to
those who buy TO sell again, viz:
Marble and white backs 1orl $36 pergross.
Hairy 8 ga ~ doiai ba3sni 30 asJ as,
Decatures Isl i6. do NJ 4 II "A ;iaomsI.
Eiisler :, doib nlaniuq2 mmi o2
Merry Andrews do lS af.a7
Highlanders, No. !, star g. mar uo I
7, BILE band a Is 4s.ss
Nj E do Il 2 sa do IL ,tg ~
Enamelled, Ivory and Pearl Surface Cards
as per the following scale:
K Large No.5Enamelled$2 90
No.l5 Enamelled $500 a do q 90
IA ola do $500 g. do al so
l3 do $50 q do l SO
IL iftdosq 400 l. do ;l25
l5Iy'y& Plsurf2 so III Iv&PLSurfl 81
rs do1si2B lS7ol0 do 1875
ia do 10 l2to 9liIHido aail 81
l2 do jaiEil SO 9 2 do oni9I0 90
fa q Small. 3I8su,iE 7oGodo iIR 100
IL Enamelled 400 e. do / 90
lon do $50 S doasA'a. rs
o do 800 4 do, rs
' 8 do $50 3 do ,6S
Y 1ol do $50 2 do 62
20 do 225 2 do, ~ so
Embossed Enamelled Cards, tinted and
plain, beautifully polished with elegant design
as borders eA ,''' q
a Printers blank cards. ,'- .as
Small blanks, ,(play cardsize) mol $l5p'rgross
N do do 2 IL
Large do do stg 1 % "a
4 .ls1,s do 81 "a do ai9a 2 81 itl.1'
Double size of the small q / 80 oalia'
-itf bs do do sa'sl 2 "a HA 2l
Double size of the large q l GO atf +.
do 'e8g do gg 9 So t9sffsa
Also all the above sizes Of every color to
order. il'f
4 Other sizes cut to order of either the fore
going qualities. 7'Bl'.' ~, .'sl''s q a'sA ~ '''''
Mourningcards ofvarious sizes made to ord'r.
Gold bordered cards do pW do
4 Gilt edge do q do I
Enamelled sheets capsize g. 20 by 24inches
Ivory surface do 1919 do =
Pearl do a E do & do
Blank sheets, a9a do p2ae' do
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets
made to order Of any color, or Of different
colors, as may be desired. H
The subscriber invites all editors of the
United States and Canada, who are disposed
to take theirpay in cards and who will send
him copy cftheir paper, containing this ad-
yertisement, to insert il for three months.
ss'qs e 81 2 GEORgE COOK.
New York, January 30, 1915. 23S
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-30
FASHIONABLE 5fr5a
@ARRoQ QoI2EAJ&ao
,JOsEPH TINGLE.

u EsPEcTFULLY informs the citizens Of Kalida and
N the surrounding country that he carries the bust
ness OF TAILORING in ali its branches. He regularly
receives plates of the LATEST FASHIONS from Phil
adephia and is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line of
business in n tasteful and workmanlike manner.
CUTTING done order the shortest notice. Prices
to si the times. Shop house above 7. CouIters
store. Kalida, July 8, 1645. 8ar e 228.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Sefneiber ! gefebdft.
02isto[aus Bour,

:reffIi,e 9GScaraspas StraBe, Canton Sbic.
NA6a1t ftintn Ganbtn pMbltum berntit Die ers
T setenfe Anjtist, ba6 mod i,,r fcrfaDrt ptenst
snntes 8sfbaft In alen ntn perfbepenen 3wsen ntm
alftn @tan6punft in Der elen Iuseara,pas @fra6e
q nSrantin 6amlt' fbrds eeSenlbtr, 3a tetreten.
eine Artet aarantir Ct, mad 6nttn ba,serbafte.
tn 1rt unb ettrnfimmans init Der patten telieb
tetfe ecbe j.; strfr3en Gr erbllt mcnad pate tfsr
aoosn ron Seu Dprt no 3re,p6&cntlt6 pars Srant
reh) @eine Bepns:nset np mad Den 3tea seritet, ws
ssmtbnli&.
Sertts 8emadte &teibung,
batt tr ets auf anb gum 9trfaufa br tilsen rein
fur Ya sel , cbtr anHebnbare sanbtsrrstte
Canton, Seb. H. l845. 29sbp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Neuee 2Isirtbsbaus
-
.lIIil
tR gB0eReE MaDAe GoaAtn, D6io
gum @dilb Uol
"W ifbe { M s { Q,'

Der gnbssbsaauNse befunbet hermit ielnc Srtanb.
unb bas pnblitatn, .baB ev, an leinem Sau(e, an ber
Ode Der ebeYtyS StraBe Mrtb bem Rorft-8ierefe auf
Der ndlten ectte weIlid pom @cassbna(e, unb bon
ease nno Scness SfCtr. fvdg seseaAber, ansefansen
ein Sfent!ides @afbdue sn hdltsr, DcelbR er ifets
beret lein rirc, 9eiience su pero, Wasen nno Sue,
anf Die bette inc beanetute Bee sn belpirtben, unb
feinsr Stits nidts n'arsela taen pirb nm agemeine
3Mfrteberheit III 9eben.
Da feline @ebdulidfeiten meiffens nelt uro qerdr.
mig, feine Ride, Sbente, SdlafSimmer Hub StaQnng
redli aro NIT benz beiten Derfeben no, no iiberbies
feline 9fenun9en biQig len perocn. 70 ertpartet er
strd prcpte 8ebennrg nno ior9fdlt9e 9lufmerffaut-
felt enen 3beil Der Dffeniden gun III oerbenen unc
erbatten hri It. Sumter
Doofter, Ohio, DIT. Is, 1914. 11-b.p.
90 Gr fdbrt iber bes, tpie friher fort, feline c5rc
cerD, mGrcB uno &lenoerfauf gu betretben, ao Dirb
I'D, freueL feline Runoen aud in bieiem 3,ue9e sn be.
cienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Sntt)fabrict aull, 9lbler.

Ger ltmtsrtnns bat @prantels mcbtseannts 1a9fattt
tint e nctbwe@ oAtCh, seiniefbtt unb tena9rld,
ttat hisrnitfas pubttum, bag Das Wanufatnr eaft IN
1enen perf9ctntn 3weiSen Ettreittniprb GifatfStst
Nlantel, 8lanEets Gnt, Gaflnett eais, 6uBteppdle,
*, ,an ben antDiil ccerbei Der Dar6.
Mclfarten, Sptnnet, 9Seben Il. Slnffbeer ctl
4pb af ssstbtNt y,d4t nea panttlitcfcrst nb
senh nem Get4afte perurfabteu Sbaren prr terpis
tritrer erfeeen.
Gr fhnsjebttt @ SaSer bMr panfi6e Ntmaftuns IN nem
0efbdfte aG8saein enStbanS 0ennisen settm tani e,
abnnt Anasen beebren nb bct raber a tinen itera
Zen xbeil Der tfsnHidben @unt ~ erbalttn.
GlrQBebIfeil fur Saar8eb poer Qecle.
Sladt gaa9itber.
9Nara IL ls45. 34z3O1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
THE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
ss ssz MONTHLY REVIEW

4 month ly Literary Magazine, containing 60 large
octave pages OF entirely original matter, emenating
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from
the lst of November 1874 II will be devded into two
Volumes per of $50 pages each or 100 pages az
the nd of the year. Z. q g. Judson and u. Al Hine
Editors Il obinson u Jones, IO9 Main ST. Cinci nnat
rabllshers Price 3 per annum, advance, or With
the first quarter
Agents for Canton: H. ]. Nothnagel q 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Dunbar illb Sleeper,
RedbtS ; 9lnlpd[re,

Sfftce etits abir wefIi pom Gcurtbault ID Gantcit.
tf0rssn sdtsfaebtn In @tart u ben Gsntits
~ eVtt, etuffthtt 4bsctat unb 81 ctav, Usagieb
Ostma Dtetet tttnas anf bic bGistn HtbtnausaR
une fcniise Ssri&tie Snfrnenfen ii peutger
ramiopftt ane ensf1r Gprat tfsbt Atst an fr !.
rtn III an s It'd ttit lHsb sbIr8tn. -.
Canton, Sebrnat IL, ls45. so6
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
SugellD 7 3ettut1g.

S0eTuWeHe9epeW pom @Grl y5 c IT E r 8 ban fen
ilnO 9ebruft scsi s. q. .8adofsn,
ptttsbur9, pa-
@tbinsanesn -Oie 5asencseitlna srfAeint aie ii
Lase un Den aDridbsn Sutisriptpnsrreis MIR
]ablbar tt GmrfanS Der 4en 9uMner. Sanier er
balttn amf Grriare Sas l!e frei gsse ittbae,
geresn ausasncmnen rcn 4senten rrfre inter Der ebre
0duns Ger Orufrcten ur ltnrfSuus bes oeadt ssbrrr
Seminars sn Abiirrstars pa.. nafs!ita ,ug Gr;fbun
arney 2Saifen in teintttn teiuiat. 's9s"s
9emita trt4t Die trlte. ibnex ;uSanbsc Summer nht III,
adfenetn Ssrben a(s Subisrtenssn sstradbtft. :
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
CeOrs aD. @sleeN.) sDnis .,
1seluett tlno &cbaefer,
0fNNNF1fpHf ,t+aS cpaA.s6. &c..
Seais G. 4aEr

- v'''S OtvVV1UyVIVVEEEIy -
Stno IN Der Nusabnn8 Der Sartspruoena in @fore
uno ben an9ren5enben @Cnnttes in drfnerfcp acre,
ten nno bteten hterburd bren greunben un6 bequb.
ad,tiinespcu an. o - :. ~ 80.
Sfftce:s Cine 9hlre reiffigb Scf brn. Natpfs
@antcr, Start So Ohio Ss''''e' -
9ers Sd,dfer fprd,t unb fHrrtbt neblf Der emo.
lld)en, al'tb cse Gu de nnb frans6ftfdbe
Sebraar rs. 1914. S4. 81.
- ancb benad,rtd,tl9t pbengendnnterQcnis Gd,d.
fer oaB er als bffenber0iptar anactelt it Ii. 0oU.
M d, y, 70 'pte anbere rebts9lgr Dctinlenfe, In
en9lt DER, 6enff dberu. "a II 1s(I.S saiRr
Sprade inter biut9en 9ebtnsnngen ausftrtlqts
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
6pejfe.
reade Die Wrct<rs beiaflrn.

TmtriferfdesD prein ,
EnStifAes 8eto ~ tm SssDiana 81
Gcaars san3t Anb hAfbt ~
Die IN pt9Ser rxatete An8emcrtten Wrtx 4fnD mad M
sGpe3tfub tttstsnst.
Dis safapttte Dant scn Gineianat ttm TIRE etaft mil
Grejie 5ablcncen 8antnpten Die IruittsmpaAns niwn
cbso un6 Sentudp Nctsn DIX Gomtr< S1c Sranfltn Su
oiaBa papiev.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
8anfnotenliffe unD Qeeeblelcoure.
sSeri@tst pom
Ellis umd VaIlette,
@eLbmd dtler,


D.btp.-Cbtp SIZE ,,nb Irult Co. pa
GcmnertiaI Sonf Of Cincinnati
Srantlin 8ant of Cincinnati !"
Safanst.t Sant pt Cincinnati /"
Dledbanits unb xrabers Sant
QBetfern Sseferpe 8ant, qBarren,
Srantlin BAIT, Gplumbus,
&clumtiona Bant Jleu ststcn,
&lintpn 8ant Gplunbus,
Dayton 8ont, Oaptcn,
>, GtrteUiat, (alte Nant)
:, Gblttctbe,
a Clepefanb,
Gtau1a lo
Olaflilon,
Wlarietta,
NaOunt ptsafant,
&anonstp, @N
@tcubenriae,
QBrrifer,
Eenia,
GAINESVILLE,
ct. GlarsUiQe
Slcrpalt
ccmmersta 8ant BON sate Grtt, cleselanb, 10 bis
s. Gcmatreiel 0ant ucn @eioc, portsmcutb, 10 bis
Granville Merenrrian Srtetp 62 cis
Xantaifer Ohio 8ant, Saneafts, 10 pts
gami GrpprtinS GcmP. S5e;s
lfrbona Bantn6 20. urta1a, AZ oiS
Joamiltcn, 10 ris
G5ranrille SO bis
xtbauon Tiami 8ant, lebanon, esa Tert.
Sltm 9tsatenrls,
QDetf lnicn1 ~
sBant ypn GireltssGs, [ntue gantl
GBafbiHstcm g5aat, UsiamisturS,
Smciana.-@taotsban unc 3pts<n abis
Senfm d u.-2lat (pipente Bauten Ia
ERsinia, 6ftist Santsn, /"
sMin sfs.wetaatssant BON 5ainOts, 30
ua,tf pom Slncis g batrneetrsun 81
M3Hie an.-Saaf roR ct HIar, eneorfto rnN >.
alne .. =. @mitb
y1per 9aiftn
Ct Clair -
GenntGet, BIS.
Nnoert lclseHte Naatsn 2tss.
Mrtanfas, "a bts.
Qecreia,-NnGafa Iuh @arannsh ois.
NRDcre sDanttne NtgeriE
ylcrp.G .GarcIima.-Aue tclpeste 0nnttH bic.
@abs0urcna. Die.
2cuiIiana.- NRuhicipalnp, nnb g. 9. o. a5 biz.
{. SD.3 20 bic.
Bamten amSepiB
EeaRde ganseu im aasemeamw.
Sssu Gnslano Santtn 3ets
IN ReNsD OF t.--Jets yctt 0ttp Eant<@ Pat
Jseuurrt Grtatp 8anbeH Die
ptmnfp y IN n I a-unSepS
phst6btr9ta Gitp Banren, Say
SRatplanc Santen I'm Sar6f&nitt sss
Saltmcre 2bt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
NferDe> llllo Nieb. Nsaf.
- CT GitptsteAaiiate 6atitun
Msi. fsii. 6eiltenntniE

Ot
Sa bsioncers ber Grantbetn ststdbtn Der 9rns g.
tannt fno osranIan i6n sr be(e @adbeeem qnbitum
seann ja mae0en no bsiittn fine Denfs ia snb eins
Sale aniutitttn, Der in pt8e 3rss einfeblaat.
OaB f@ ftne SsnntniB in btfeM Sasrn, aisst tcs ouf
eetr onise xlsinstsitem sem s.
oansitbbaten rben 9ttine aus psr Wlas tnfss s sn q
bisesr nod fein ers tp ber ni@tunpe. Operation 10
loren bat. y ~ y = -
Neren 0eoarne, nnb Ginsteeipe Der pfsfofunb abf h
ssr a. nit ss. fbwirrissr innsrGsn 9artn as mis- ee,
xItimiteltsn on csntn sesr StsOrbpt ssrat
Den tosnannttn pcblnwe Pole Ev) tnrtrt er insaeme
baarksft in "a qRoAtn. ss ''ss' 's"'
Solt es eintr Disn bbirfen werbtn nit Der Nilaftit
ftwtr Nfs5nxtSen se-i6 sufrienen fem.
9g Gr webnt IN Jadfcn EaunfSip @tart et, to,afi.
Naucrtp an s 80 W y =. = sss9 s" :
~. 81. 1874. {. j. Nbrobom Dislsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

VIlulSlE.At rule. aonf nued AMI b.lai.
Office oithe Circuit superior Com. nf IN the clsr.
Robert Nj. Cla,tor, lsii
oro;oJ fiamhn
pasid w. oaares Jesse Fnqua Bird s ien,,;.,
POWELL Thomas X Glaytir, George D. uay. s.l Abran
firm OF Davis Il Brother. aud Others D, "f style ana
In tH,scERY At'
lhs defendant, Jesse Fnqua, having eno,.,
pearanee ana given security according The A. hs a.
bly, and the rules of this edf, and ,nne' OF Aseh
factory evidence thai he is not inhaban - pf sa
nonwealth Il is ordered that he appear her 'ns cep.
Monday IN March next and answer The nj, ,,;a9 he 1t
that this order be inserted Tor two mo,,i,, bull add
some newspaper published IN the town OF L,nshhetip
posted nj the front door Of the courthouse of AM
some court day. ~ eoaa! "a
Copy-Testc,
Dec. % JOS WILSON, OK
Wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
TAILORING.
yFEcS. ". a.. .SfEE 7.1'ESEA

MAS established himself in iynehhug the cruss
Z 4 street. patallrl with The Market House and IN
rear Of 4. Crause's slo. opposite Exchange Corner
where he al carry the tailoring business IN lis va
ous branches. All work entrusted To his care shall be
done promptly, in The most fashionable style lie in
v,,es The attention of his former customers, aud the pub
lie in general lor share of patronage.
30 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
"Reminiscences Sale.

my virtue II decree IL the Circuit Superior Conf.
ID Of Law and Chaa'efy, TAI the e'oh'f "' imp
II =, n .ih.r tefn is4I in the ,ases al Gray Gil
I'm &c aud I,esrllen sc Is Gillian. Sc. viii ne
sid At Campbell ,nrt h5nsr, on the u Monday IN
January. 1919 public auenn. fer cash The sLAYEs,
F.l,n, "a msn. Edula q woinan.) Dtlphia and gu.
saansa teits,) IA sad d.nTee mennntd.
DANIEL MARI, Com'r.
Dc g VII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

DISSOLuTYnM.

VIE concern Of Benjamin Il. Tlnslev g. CO. i. this
u day dissolved by mutual consent All persons hay
ing claims against the concern will present them for
payment, those indebted To the concern will be n,ud
hp[e 10 come forward and make payment as ills des
Fahle to close the business early as practicable
fiIher Of the partners authorised to use the name of
the concern IN winding up tha business
BENJAMIN Il. TINSLFY,
WILSON p. BRYANT,
WM. T. YOUNG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
DassOIyTi0s.

FS1iIE ruaeeln ofBryss. Il Yong Is Ills day dis
sleed Nv mutual consent. All persons having claims
seaasl the esnrern will present. them iar psymen and
iirse Indebted will he gtaod engueh 10 fuf.afd
aud make payment Ia Mr.. BRYANT. "ha may be
found a, the house Of Bryant, fl0sley laslndsr.
Or 10 Mr.. fcung, at the old sand. The name oi the
concern will 10 used by either of the parn,rs 10 wind
iag up the business. WILSON ?. BRYANT.
NM. L. YOUNG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

lloRnihLE ArF,R.-'fhe Rockingham, Va. Re
gster oi late date the particulars u HURDLE
salr. communicated Ia the editor by gentleman Of We
racity. which iranspted IN andolp m county IN the
pau u Virginia IN June, Of the past summer. The
Register says.
"some three years ago. Chea' River, in Randolph
county, Va. man by the tame OF Carr, married man.
formed attachment hr genllemau's wife ~ the
name Of No1diurd. The Two aeIeed 10 run away 10
getbsr aud without any delay execnled der design
After absence VI about eighteen months they returned
10 the same NEG hborhood in which they lutmefy lived
where they resided together eighteen months. during
which lme they had one chd. They received many
threats from the ucighbos. aud from what follow ed
lhnp probable these threats carried into exe~
cnion. One morning II Was made known hat the house
occupied by this gully pair aud hrr child had been
consumed by fc. On examination Of the premises, tho
bones ui the child found OF the house
The buars Oi The mother resting upon the chaH
tick. which not altogether consumed by The fire.
aud The renians Ut The found IN the middle o
lhc fuom his heart heinz whole and his head seemed
have been severed from his body Ills and gun
lying by his side. winch indicated that he had
made sUfuo fosslance,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
WILSON p. BRYANT,
BENZ. +. TINSIEY.
MILTON II. LANlNDER.
Jan. 2
ATnr3 NTeOY.

hih 81 bSCRlBER would return thanks 10 his
NJ friends andthe public generally Tor their liberal
patronage extended to him for or s Yeas past a.
partner during that Time OF the two concerns of ancaser
= bryant and Bryant & Young and would now invite
'hcH special attention To his connexion Nth the new
concern Of
BRYANT, TiNSLEY 8. LAVENDER.
ana N asking their support 10 the concern promises
'ha INDUSTRY aud prompt attention business shall he
u's o'd't oil 'he Day. WILSON p. BRYANT.
Jan.2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
n 4; ~ 4: a. q ID :


VA have just received and oprned for inspection
W Another supply of BEAU IlFUI. GOODS
which ior qnaitlly, sye and Workmanship cannot be
uti@sSed "a any markei. Among Them may be found:
Sup, black Beaver Over Coats, waIded ami quilted.
all sizes.
and Black Cloth Cluaks, very cheap
Beaver do de-
:" French Cloth do Dress Coats some
thing extra.
Tweed Cashmere Office and D'Orsay Coats,
latest style,
do do Sacks. different colours,
black Freach Doesklo anu pIau Cashmere
Pants,
Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do DO
SIX Velvet dress Vests, very rich
and handsome.
Woollen do new aud choice
patterns,
Na5oh do g g for pa'-
tcufar occasions, E.. se.s'e
Together with many other beautiful articles
1hose In pursuit OF good bargains will find il to their
advantage 10 give Us a call
fARAAM s HOPKINS.
Dec 5 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
DEATH OF Hon. ROGER NJ SHERMAN.

Died, on Tuesday the 10Th ultimo, about u'clacl,
p. Fairfield, Connecticut. the Hon. ROGER NiINoR
SusRn.N. in the I'D year Of hlsage.
Mr ) had sustained mary honorable Offices in his
State. lie was assistant under the old Conslitu
ton. and member Of the famous Hartford Convention
Occasionally he member Of the House oi Repre-
senat'es aud for several years Judge of the Superior
Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
SENTENCE OF RIOTERS.

IL The Criminal Court sitting Philadelphia o. FIJI
Jay last eenirHce passed uln shne 81 the pt rs's
win, have bern cooyc'r 81 participating IN The May n
uts al kensneloB, a. thioss.
john U.Sfds ian aud eosis, and nins months in
psu1meht. 1As II iie lfsilnan WIN disturbed The
Naive American pcelIng Msnday the 9th 6i AlaY
BY dumping had oil din the lot where the meeting
heing held.
.loLa 1aggat 81 fine and costs, and one months in
prsouaienl. This pfisa,ner the Inan WHO vas IN l.
treated ~ by the nob
.Ioha .ncLcar-S Same Sentence faqgarf NcIear
is The lfishman WIN had his Thumb b0wn oG by the
bnfsng OF gun with which he firing the per
suns collected al The School House on Monday night,
when Wright and Ramsay shot
Patrick .Hurag-sl fine and COSTS and six months
Imprisonment Murray Is the Iflshnan whose store
the rendezvous aud ralying pom, Ior his connry>
men, who firing upon the Americans an Monday
and Tuesday lis store was afterwards destroyed by
the mob.
.Jona Benneu-Riot at the Nunnery On "Wednesday
the sth May. Que dollar Iae and four months nprIs
eminent. Sentence take effect after the expiration Of
another sentence for essaullng puce officer while
resting him Tor beating his wife. Bennett pleaded gull
~ Ia the charge oi rot.
Frederic Hess-a lad of German birth Arson On The
evening Oh Tuesday, the 9Th Of May. One dollar fno
and costs. aud Imprisonment Of one year the Eastern
Penilenliaty.
The mlldness Of the sentences induced by various
considerations influencing the Court. In the case Of
most OF The prisoners. the nng imprisonment which they
had already Undergone. Ia The case ot Iaggari his SUI
efncs, and The recommendation 10 mercy OF the jury
In hcLeats ease his misfortune IN having h. hand
MANNED. In The If Murray, his heavy losses IN
properly Ia the Of Hess, his youth.
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English, (Yrssi eHg 0R1 .E4ERe-
Ns0sicHk school.

Fg'llE SUBSCRIBER designs opening School in
n the neighborhood OF the Big Lick Roanoke co. in
which will be taught the Latin, Greek aud English Ian,
gnagos grsmmalicaly and ancient Literature, together
with the Sciences as far taught In any of the schools
or academies in the State. The School will commence
the LIST Of February, 1915.
Having been engaged in teaching for many years
past in several OF the neghDorng counties. the subscr
Der deems his COURSE aud method of instruction so well
knowa TO tho public, render any farther explana
ton upon that subject entirely unnecessary; and he ill
SIMPLY observe, that no viii be omitted by him
that can IN any wise prumote the moral intellectual
interest OF his pupils.
lie would also remark for the information of his
friends living at distance, aud who may desire TO pat
Tonnage his schoo that provisions have been made in sey
eal Ct the most respectable families the cunnv mme-
daley IN the vicinity ol the school Tor the accJmmoda
,ion OF boarding.
The scholastic year will be divided into sessions of
months each--al the termination Of each there
VIII be a public examination, To be conducted IA the
prtsente OF gentlemen, be selected who " III act as
trustees To the srhool and Who viii report the same as
It may sppear 10 them necessary and proper
JOS. p. GODFREY.
Dec. 10 tlE
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.V'OIkfs.

HlE SUBSCRIBER grateful for the liberal pat
u ronage extended 10 the concern of BENJAMIN T
Iinsley 4 Co.. would respectfully ialorm his friends
and the public generally, that he has Connected himself
with The new concern of
BRYANT. TfNSLEY q LAVENDER,
and would ask continuance of their kind layors 10 him
as n partner OF that concern.
BENJAMIN L. TINSEEY.
Jan. 9 !.
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i selves together nader The firm and style ui

BRYANT, TIESLCY s. LAVENDER,
for the purpose Of ifansacling General Grocery and
Commission business, 10 their friends and the
public generally, that they have taken the large new
brick building. one door below Beniamia I. Ti,Isley
Co.'S oil stand and nearly opposite the old stand OF Bry
a0t Young. aud are now receiving and have In store.
large aud well assorted stock ct Groceres purchased
for cash. at low prees aud as times hard and money
scarce, they determined 10 sell at small advance
upon cns far cash, country produce, aul would
specially invite the friends OF the late Of Bry
ant 4 Young and benjamin. l.. finsley & CO. 10 an
examination u" their stock before making their purchases
The following goods constitute portion of their stool.
offered for sale:
a. hhds. z. Rico. St. Croiy and n. o. Sugars,
40bafrels p. Rce Sugar. Cheap
70 boxes Loaf Sugar.
4J0 bag. Rio, Lasufa, Manila, Marcabo and Java
Coffee (a cheap
90 hhds and barrels Moasses
450 sacks Salt
80 sacks &. \, Salt.
50 barrels Salt,
1900 lbs Dale Cotton louisville. Lynchburg and
Richmond factories.
10 IONS Country Bar Iron. assorted.
D . tons ifedr1ar Ion from hall 10 tyre.
ooO kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
30 Kegs fencing and box Nails,
% barrels Tanners Oh,
5000 Sole Leather, good and damaged,
20 eases best Liqnnrice.
81 Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
cefopns best Indigo,
1000 lbs. Nader,
81 sacks Shot.
30 kr.s best Gnnpowder
80 kegs Blasting Powder
50 hoxos Sperm. Hubs aud Ia How Candles
50 Soap,
L" Toilet Soap,
40 " Cheese,
casks Cheese
hhds Winter Bleached Lamp OIL,
casks Rice, new
bale Hops.
~ nests Tubs, Cheap
20O0 lbs Bsiered Steel
JOD lbs. Cast aud Shear Slerl
80 boxes ST. / aud l0>1 Il Glass.
70 dz painted Buckets
80 boxes Gnnpoa der and Imperial Tea
20 boxes I,aisins,
% reams Cap AID Letter Paper
Pepper, spice, Ginger, D1mescs Of all Grades Al
um and >altpete, with many other articles usually kept
IN the grocery line. which is deemed unnecessary Ia
ln"nilon call /. all that is asked by the Subscribers
IN urdef 10 effect sales
WILSON p. BRYANT,
BENZ. 4. TINSLEY.
MILTON II. IAAlNDFR