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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10
Cold Feet.

Consumption, Liver Complaint pains in the chest or
side falling oil OF the hair or the other, always
accompanies cold feet. il is sign of disease in
the system TO have cold feet The Salyc will
~
plant, Sore Eyes, Quinscy, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Piles. Broken Sore Breast all Chest DISBURSEMENT
as Asthma, Oppression Pains; aso-sorc Lips, Chap
ped Hands, Tumors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Nervous
Diseases and Of the Spine there is probably no med
cine now known good and for Burns it has not it's
equal in the world
PIMPLES OF THE FACE. MASCULINE
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE
Its first action is to cxpe all humor twill not cease
drawing till the face is free from any matter that NAV
be ods I'd under the skim and frequently breaking out
TO the surface. 1t then heals. When there is nothing
but grossncss, duh rcpulsvc service it begins to so
ten and soften until the skin becomes smooth and de-
licate a child's.
WORMS.
If parents knew how fatal most medicines were IN
children taken inwardly, they would be slow TO resort
TO them Especially nercural lozenges,' called me
dical lozcngcs, 'vcrmifugc pills &c. The truth u.s.
no one can tell, invariably, when are present
Now let me say TO parents that this Save will always
tell child has worms 1t will drive every vsstgc
There is probably no medicine on the face Of the
earth at once so and safe in the expulsion Of
TOILET.
Although have said little about il as hair restors
tive, vet will stake IL against the world They NAV
bring their Oils far and near and mine will restore the
hair two cases TO their
OLD SORES.
That some Sores an ontlct to the impurities of
the system IS, because they pass off brouoh
the natural channels Of the fnscnsbc PRESENTATION If
such sores are healed up, the Impurities have some
other outlet or IT will cndangcr life. This Salvc will
always provide for such emergencies.
RHEUMATISM
1t removes almost Immediately the inflammation and
swelling, when the pam Of course ceases
FEVERS.
In ali cases OF Fever, the difficulty lies in fhc norcs
being locked up, that the heat and pcTspraon can
not pass Off If the least moisture could be started bc
crisis has passed and the danger over The AL Heal
Ointment will in all cases Of fevcrs almost nstanf
unlock the skin and bring forth the pcrspiration.
SCALD HEAD.
We have cured cases that actually dcfcd every
thing known, as well the ability Of fifteen or twenty
doctors. Ono man told us he had spent $500 on his
children without any benefit when few boxes Of the
Ointment cured them. 49,
CORNS.
Occasional of the Ointment will always kcc,
corns from growing People need never be troubled
with them if they will use il.
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE
No man can its value So long nc the stars roll
along the Heavens long as ads the carb
subject TO all inrmtics Of the heshso long az discssc
and sickness is knownust long will this good C;n,
rocnt be uscd and esteemed. When man ceases from,
of the Garth then the demand will ceasc and NOT Till
then JAMES McAIISTFR & RI
Sole proprietor, Of the above Medicine. Price o5s
cent. and 50 cents
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10
Headache.

The Sslve has cured persons of the Headache
twelve years standing, and who had it regularly ever
week, so that vomiting often took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like ,uece,
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FALL SUPPLY.


ENUGS AND Az5lAiDIUINlSSo
TNHE subscriber is receiving his Fall SUP
= ply of
Drugs and Medicines.
which he is determined to sell as low as thew can
be bought In this place. His stock includes smonp
many others, the following articles
Gum Copal and Copal Yarnish, Japan Parrish,
rants, Otts and Dyes t,.DS, Of all sorts, Gallo
mel, Blue Mass, (cery superor,) Opium, Ipccac.
Hiubarb, Pulp'd. and IN Root, .4rro,c Root.
Ghdmon'ae F1o'cers, Spirits Of .Nare, Spirits
Hartshorn, Sc, SC.
"A l. S So
Preston Sails, Cologne, Bears Oil, Tooth Brushes.
Tooth Po,cder, (s,perior,) Sharing Soap, SC.
e.. BERKELEY
StauntOn, October Is, 1876.
n. b have just received McMunn,s Elixir
OF Opium, to which article the attention of the Fa
Guilty is especially called E.B.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10
A FINE ESTATE
IN MARKET.

\HE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Tract Of Land on
Il which he now resides, situated in Augusta County,
between the Long Meadow and Christians Creek.
This tract contains pr ~
sos A0IGlASo
about 200 Of which cleared and in fine state Of
c" ~. alton aud the residue well timbered.
ms land possesses many adv antagcs which cal
cuatea TO attract the attention OF persons DESTROYS Of
procuring desirable residence Of making prota-
pic investment OF capital. II lies about midway be-
tween s'a9nton and Waynesborough, and within short
1s'ance Of the turnpkeIt is within three miles Of
i'nShg spring Church. in AN excellent ncighborhood,
and venicnt several Merchant Mills and Saw
land. =, - = 80 WV"
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TAILORING.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

Il and the public generally, that he has employed
Mr. James ORear, Gan experienced and competent
hand in the art of Cutting, &c., recently from the
Eastern Cities the foreman Of his shop and some of
the best workmen to aid him. Having recently rece-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10
LATEST FASHIONS

from New York and Philadelphia, he is now prepared
to execute all work in his line in the most
style and at the shortest notice.
MIR, ORear's merits in his line Of business are not
surpassed The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
shop aud made every other arrangement continue his
business on more enlarged and much improved scale
lie rs pleased to acknowledge his gratitude for the for
mer patronage OF his friends and generous public and
respectfully solics Continuance of the same Per-
sons arc respectfully invited TO call and examine his
work and Fashions, specimens of which are ALWAYS on
hand, one door West of VIM. KyIe's, Esq, Main ST.,
opposite the Post Office.
ID. w. ARNOLD
Stanton, October |, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10
IMPLIES OF THE FACE. MASCULINE,
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.

Its first action is to cxpel all humor il will no, cease
drawing till the face is free from any matter that NAV
be lodged under the skim and frequently breaking out
TO the surface. 1t then heals. When there is nothing
but grossncss duh rcpusivc service it begins to so
ten and soften until the skin becomes smooth and de-
Oh;
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October 8, 1S46.-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
MARRIAGES..

Married. on Thursday. the 9Th inst. by the Rev. ID.
j. c. Slaughter, Mr.. boutwell, HAWKINS to Miss
Nancy j., daughter Of Nathan Hardin, Is all Of
Nelson.
----. IN the 23rd ult by the Rev. A. B. David
son. Mr. JOHN Rat to Mrs. JANE BAILY, all Of Rock
bridge County.
-, the 2tth ul,., by the Rev. A. B. David
sun. Mr.. ALEXANDER SHAW to Miss MARGARET +.
TREsHAM, daughter of Robert Ireshem, all Of Rock
bridge county.
-, on the 30ih ult., by the Rev. A. B. David.
son, Mr.. GEoRGE w. CHITTEM TO JANE ~, daughter
of Francis NJ. Halion all Of Rockbridge county.
-. the 90'h ult.. by the Rev. A. b. David
son, Mr.. DAVID HAMILTON To Mrs. SALLY SMITH,
daughter of WIN. W alIace, all Of Rockbrdge county.
--, on the Sis ul,., by the Rev. A. B. Dsvidson,
Mr.. JOAN VEss 10 Miss MATILDA. dauqh,er Of Viii
liam Morris, deed all Of Rockbrdge couniy.
-, on Thursday the lsi inst, by the Rev. Jas.
Payne, Mr.. NOSES H. MARTIN 10 Mrs. SARAH CASH,
all Of Nelson county.
-, IN Danville. on Tuesday the 23rd uliimo
by Elder John l.. Prichard Mr.. EDwARD l.. SrEGALL
to Mrs. LOUISA ScRUGGs, all Of Danville.
-, on the 23rd ultimo. BY the same Mr.. JAMES
II. HowERroH 10 Miss Nancy X. LION, all Of Pitt
sylvanis.
-, on the 2fs' uliimo, by the same, Mr.. JERE-
EMIAH HUDSON Miss CHA RissA Boon, all Of PIT.
sylvanis.
-, on Tuesday, 30lh December, Al 9 O'clock,
A. M, by Rev. s. J. P. Anderron. Air. HENKY NJ
JOHNSON, OF Huntsville, N. c., ~ Miss AIMIRA v
BAeBY, Of Dsnvils.
-, ON Thursday, the 18th uIt.. by Elder w. II.
Plunket, MIR. JoHs +. BRi0uTwELL 10 Miss SARAH,
daughter Of Capt Berry Z. Gardner, all " Phis,'sa
ha.
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FoR TUE vIRGiNiAN.
NELSON COUNTY.

We regret tn see il announced in the Richmond
Wing. that our presen, worthy aud faithful delegate,
MI. Cabeli, declines re,electlOn II is line that the
Wings Of Nelson should be lookug to his SUCCESSFUL and
IN order to secure unanmiiy cncert ot acon. and
to prevent those dscords hch spng from conflicting
claims. we have thought it fitting aud proper that the
preenuns Of hose who aspire To The station, should
be canvassed by the people beIoe they called
decide through public meeting. We. portion Of The
constituency OF Nes"n, beg leave present the name
Of ROBERT WHITEHEAD. ESQ. To an un
benshed personal character. Mr. Whitehead unites a
mlnd Of hi. order. He we'll knnwn IL the people as
ready and energetic debaiur. possessing business habits
and talents peculiarly qua6ins him Tor debera,i,e bo
dy.
In addition to this. his deep and unlaering devotion
u" the Wing parry, in every stage of its fortunes must
COMMEND him 10 the support Of all who cherish lis prn
cPles. 10 the midst Of iha, apathy " hch prevailed
with the Wing party after the Presidential defeat, in
Tie recent Congressional election no man labored with
more generous and enthusiastic ZEAL than R,bert
whitehead The lolur and the interests Of the people
u Nelson could not be committed 10 safer hands.
MANY VOTERS.
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FOR THE virginia..
MEETING OFTHE HOSE COMPANY,


Al, called meeting Of the Lynchburg Hose Comra-
ny, held in The Council Chamber. On the 18th inst
Chief Engineer Duguid presided. On mo,iun, Wm.
ID. Fair was appointed Secretary pro tenn.
Mr.. John X. Mcdaniel having explained the object
of the meeting, upon his noIioh. il resolved that
the next ensuing Anniversary Of the Company be cele
braled by Supper he furnished a, the Boarding House
OF MIR. JOHN Revely, ON the End Februar, next.
On moiion Of Mr.. John w. Dudley, the chair ap-
pointed the following Committees
Committee Of rrangemenis.-JOhn r. Mcdaniel,
VIM ID. Fair. John VIM. Dudley, e. W. Yancey and
r. ID. Jennings.
Committee Of Inriiuiion.-Wm. +. Young, John T..
Mays and John Q. Adams.
ComniiHe ef Joasis.-John VIM Dudley, WIN. b.
Averel', Z. A. Colhoun, NJ. c. Newhall and G. W.
Siat.am.
On moiiun Of Mr.. Mcdaniel. the Chair appointed
the following gentlemen
Committee Of Reception. q. Adams, George
w. Yanrey ana John f.. Mays.
On mutton. Sampson Dinguid was added to the
ComDiiiee Of Arrangements.
BY M unanilnous vote, the Committee Of Invitation
was instructed To invite the Common L. hncil and the
Court. and The Lynchburg Amateur Band, 10 unite in
The celebIsiion. S. DiUGUiD. Chiy Eaginesr
VIM. ID. FAIR. Sec'ry pro tenn.
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l'lllENsX FOUNDRY,
II yMc b bMrg Ustrgtmt0

hSlNG s'mplr,rd ny Water Powes and other
- Improvements. At my old s,aad. acar The Pump
H"ose u the ly@hLotp Water Norks, am nov pre-
pared 10 exrcu'e all o-rs /" my line IL busnrss viz
Cast Geesing Er Mills AMI o,her Machinery, win eve.
~ desriip"n ii cas,iuus IL
soON nWAss, Avn ATTAIN GNGlNEe, re.
seess Presses, Ftesasrs, 0ands, L~vess, As. Ae.
From an experience ~ nearly 20 yesta In snc VI The
bret condur'rd establishments IN th~ State, feel conf
dent OF being able to give satisfaction To ,hosc vorng
me with their Pa,nnspr.
would particularly call tho attention Of Tobaeeonis,s
In my establishment Having been tho h, that inrdu-
csd the nuIac'ure of arco Screws Prcsse. and Pa
tent Bands. Sc, in Lynchburg. tan with confidence
refer these unsrqnan,rd with my work. 10 ,ha principal
Tobaccenss of this place. having pu, up between rs
and 100 presses. within III" shor, time Of my residence
here.
With view Of sccnilng fair stare " patronage,
shall continue To add such ahr saving machinery, ~
will enahle ne to execute work with accuracy and do.
spach, aud will warrant all work done a, my establish
msn' 10 be equal 10 any done in this place elsewhere
A. u. DADNEY.
Nov "a l2m
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FOR THE vIRGINIAN.
AT meeting Of the youths Total Abstinence So.
er'y," held ior the purpose Of considering the proysl.
lion emsnating from the adult societies. In presen. me
moral rejecting the wishes Of that ptin Of the cum
muni'y uIder 81 years of age" il VAS resolved tina,
Committee Of four be appointed to draft suitable docn
ntnt for The purpose-
n Whereupon. the Chair appointed WIN. w. Davis,
u. II. Glass. VIM. o. Latham and G. l.. Pitman, who
'eiored a. follows:
MEMORIAL,
81 Lwchburg:
we 40 no. deem it presumption to follow The example
~. y our seniurs. and BY their advice raise
wSs. I'm heifs towards the advancement Of a in
oof interests involved and our wishes mutual.
M w. with others Of adult fellow ci,izens, are now
,n., nse'va'os Of interests which held BY you ia
c, oI Us. Your exert an influence upon So
aw which WILL sooner OF Is,er prove beneficial Of in.
cs NOSE who are very 10 stand in your pIa.
upon whose shoulders will devulve The respons.
n. now incumbent upon you, to contribute UPWARDS
s"""ess and greatness Of society. You arc. there.
~ a. hoe'y 10 ferii on luIuis rsscr ard hsrr'
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LYNCHBURG OCT 18TH. lS45.
ID ECEiyiNU and opening At Richmond Cash S'ofe
~ 10000 pair Boots, Shoes and BroRnns. which
will be sold Manufacturers prices for cash. Viz.
1000 pair Ladies' Extra Kidd Slippers. for only rs cts
per best--Philadephia work. made expressly to my
order,
Ladies' Extra Goat, Calf Kidd s. Seal Walking Shoes
best article, only 81 90 pr.
dos. pr. Extra Kidd. ls2 Gaiiefs, quilted and lined
with silk; only ~ 80 pr.
A large assortment. Of M'sscs' Slippers. Buskins and
Bootees, cheap,
800 pr. Chdfen's Shoes all prices,
Women's Extra Pegged thick SOLE, strap shoes. pr rs
cts worth 81 IS.
Buskins and 2 Caters. all Prices.
500 pr. Slippers at SO cts. go'd article.
Mems l.. & b. Calf and kipp Bngan, cheap,
do Muffocco and Navy shines.
500 pr. Heavy Broasns II cts. pr. worth 25. For
good bargains in goods, call at the Richmond Cash
Store, Is d. not fear competition in above line. Met
chants buying to sell sgan, will find ], TO their interest
To give me call. before purchasing elsewhere as bar
gains will DO sud. w! j. WILLIS.
Oct. 10 10
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N'EWs BOOKS.

VVRAvELS in Mexico. illustrated. by A. NJ. Gil
Il liam.
Ramb.es by land and wafer, by Norman,
Noles from over the Sea, by Rev. }. Mitchell,
Library of,he Prose and Poetry Of Europe and America
Mrror Library. edited. by Morris & Willis.
Complete works Of N. p. Willis,
Modern British Essayis!s, by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poems, by M. +. Tuppery
The Book Of Hearts,
The Roman Church, &C., by c. Ed. Lester,
Interior Life, by Upham,
Chronicles Of the Cid, by Ro. Southey;
Holmes Life of Mozart,
Trppings In Arthur Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by GilfIlan,
Whewell's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering Of Christ.
The Artist, Merchant and Sta,esman by c. r. Lester
Legal Rights Of Women,
Union of the Holy Spirit and the Church, by Jenkyn,
The extent Of The Aionement, d"
Arnuld's Rugby Schooi Sermons
The Jesuiis. by MicheIet & Qunet,
Treatise On Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
Sermrn on the Mount. spenddIy Illuminated,
The las, Of the Az,ecs, BY f.. Ma,urn,
Ascanis, By Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen, - "
Love and Mesmerisul, by Horace Smith.
Jus, feceived and for sale bv
ID. B. PAYNE.
Jan IS N
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rTNHE TRUSTEES take great pleasure in snnoun-
Il cling 10 the public. that the exercises Vi this lns,l>
tuition have been conducted by Mr.. William T. Gamma
way, IN manner that has gwen general satisfaction 10
the board Of trustees and far they are informed TO
all concerned in the school.
Combining as he does a,,ainmenis. which make him
master Of every department Of literature, with a superb
or order Of intellect, and peculiar capaci,y 10 iu,psrt
instruction 10 the youth, and exhibit before them an
example, moral and wholesome in its character IL Is es
,eemed due To his superior merits, 10 recommend him
the patronage OF the citizens Vi Floyd and The surrounds
ing coun,ies.
The second session will commence the 2nd dav of
March next. and is desirable tina, all who intend pat
zing the school, should send their names as early
as possible.
The localion of this Academy Is such as To recon.
mend II 10 ALL particularly The citizens Of the noun
tains. A pure ard envigorn,ing a,mosph cannot
fail To give an energy To the mind. seldom -npyed in
less salubrluus cliate md IN moral pint Of view no
place deserves 10 be moe highly recommended Than the
town Of jacksonville. free US it is, from all kinds VI vice.
dleness and dissipation.
II is also due to the students attending this ins,i.
tuIion to say. that mo:e orderly moral, sudious an
agreeable class of young men, rarely u he mel with
al any institution Of the kind
We would therefore most earnestly recommend all
hose who have the instruction Of the young entrusted
the care, 10 consider the advantages Of sending them
TO this place, before they make auother selection
Boarding may be had here. either at public house.
or in private families, terms far moderais than
a, mos, other places Of pablic instruction.
The terms Of tuition are as follows, for the session Of
hve months:
Spelling. Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Ceog.
raphy and Grammar. IS 90
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Surveying Al
zebra. Rhetoric, Astronomy and Elocu,on, 8 90
Thorough and Systematic instruction in the
highs branches of English Literature and in
the Latin and Greek Languages 10 90
THOMAS McCABE, President
Of the Board Of Trustees.
J. N. ZENrMEYER, Sec'y.
Jan. Is w4w
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FOR THE vIRGISIAN.
CONNECTION OF TIE CANAL WITH TIDE
WATER

few weeks since piece appeared in your paper
signed 'W." in which aluson was made Il, the con-
neciion between lac Basin and the Dock Richmond
AMI the writer's views very briefly expressed regard
10 the Importance at that measure. In that article il
was stated that 81, nearly much to pass produce
through Richmond as the freight irum Lynohnurg to
that place" take occasion here To correct Ibis state
by giving the actual of freight from Lynch
burg AMI charges in Rchnond fur leading articles
follows:
Freight Charge, in Rich
Tobacco per. hid rs tu$l So 25
Manufactured per. box, 10 10 cts. 9lo 10 els.
Flour per. bill 8 tol2s l2i
Pig Iron per ton. rs about | rs
These heng The leading articles. il is presumabIc,
pay the lowest charges. |, is. therefore, fair estimate
all other kinds Of produce and goods oevery Description
up and down, at sill greater difference. think then
may safely that lhe cost Of passing produce and
grds OF evr,y kind through Richmond, is aver,
aai SO per than freight between Lyn,h-
burg and that ,lace.-This is subject truly worthy Of
The attention ofthe Legislature, and il 10 me il il
dors nothing 10 The way Of internal improvement
II sueh na 10 adjrn without providing the means 10
hrm this rnnnecun. The increase oi trade that ould
h. thrown upon the line nj improvement by it won ID in
my oplnon pay fur il in few years. TO say nothing
h'a the saving TO producers and consumers. which
would Of ilssf amount 10 a sum ~ or years sufi-
rirni To pay for IL The Sanulon and Dan River cum
Try are deeply interested in this matter. as The bulk Of
iher trade has IN pass through Richmond whether il
canes to Lynci'hufg or noi.-l am glad To see that some
Of the Rchnund people beginning 10 the mpor-
lance OF this cnnrciun. Is il M, strange that The great
advocates OF water combunca i'm --lhuse who 90 for
canal across the summit Of the Allegheny mountains,
where there is water and where IL Seldom Iains, To
convey the trade Of the great To Richmond should
overuk this Important link--a distance Of only 4 few
hundred yards, and now venture 10 say the dearest
transportation in the State "f Virginia perhaps in the
Uni"n?-Why the people Of Rchmund shour have been
80 'hdHereh ah"n this matter appears strange To me-
They inay be assured that the want Of The connects ion
Is kosiag them large amount Of Trade that they would
Otherwise GET II is true they might have to dispense
with some If their wagons and carts. which presume
they would willingly do, as they duub annoy.
ance - them But every other interest would be ben.
th'ed. Such are my views of the impm,ouce Of this
work 10 Richmond. that think they would find il
their interest," il every other means should fall
The money themselves 10 enable the company TO carry
ii through. }.
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O. 1.-TWO.

HNlE SUBSCRIBERS will receive 10 q few days
Il from New iurk, large supply Of this celebrated
Peruvian Manure, imported into thai port In The bark
Caroline Amelia from the Chinrha Islands, aud war
ranted equal To any brought this country Il 10
in the original h,gs Of ahu, so pounds each and will he
sold by the bag ar larger quantity a, so PER ton "f
several tons. For sale in quantities II five ons or up.
wards, 0y +. 4 W. RODEWAlD.
Bnchnnan'a Wharf
Orders for smaller quantities than Ave tons supplied
by Ssmnel Sands, ~ the Office of the American Farm
RI, I22 Bsimure ST. near North IL.
Bal,mote, January 10 Elf
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NEGROES WANTED

THE SUBSCRIBERS ara waning IN purchase
L any number Of LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
thatwill suit the Southern market.
As they anxous to make their purchases a. spee
div % possible, they ibas having any GT - 10
hat they will pay liberal rss prices ~ can be ohtsin-
q In any market in the State. Pers"'s who wiah to
ALI. will do well 10 call on them b~f.Ms msking sale.
NB.-We wish IL purchase "ns ~ iwo Blscksmiihs
and Ca,pen,ors. DAVIS s HART.
- #
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Cloths. cn.s,,ncrcs nna vessinss.

Cloths, ass,IMcrcs mnd vesatmgs.
4 PIECE extra superior black French Clush d $40
i per yard. worth SIC;
piece extra superit Cashmere u 81 SO, worth SO;
piece extra Fancy Silk vss.iaga, (Srss ss,ics iapsteel
n S. OOs
Black and Fancy Silk vSlvets, elegant styles.
Mafino, Cashmers and Vssnsia d..
piece black Satin vestina (prosouneed " ~ bss
jsdgrs The finest article inposed) oay - pes 1ard
Psssus wishing " purchase ANY 'hina " - seaya
.iae will alsass give me- rsll hpst psn.hssax s!se-
where. ~ bargains will BY sud. MN. ! WILLIS.
. OF. Is 10
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Jan. IS
Fine Green aud BLACK Teas.

Fine Green and Black Teas.
WE have jus. received lot Of the finest Black and
w Green Teas ever offered in this market before,
purchased Of the Pekin Tea Company. recently es,ab-
lished ia this Country These Teas superior 10 my
we have ever with, and such IS have never been
offered in this market bemre We earnestly solicit a
call from all in want Of superior Tea the price Of com.
mon. LEE & ROBERTS.
N. Is. We have on hand few Of Coyd's Family
Hams l.. X.
Nov 3 IL
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG man who has had seven or eight years
~ experience as Salesman ard Clerk, {or Bunk
kesper,) wishs to get situation in sumo large Mer~
camille Huuse in either Of tie sbose spaci,ies fur ons
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