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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
OBITUARY

Died, on Friday morning. the 2hh of March after a
lew days Illness, MIS-. RnoptJ Y. McklNREY. " lie
ui Jno. w. Mckinney Esq. II Appaualtax III ,hr 22d
year "i her agr. MS. Mrkuuey lett an ,u.inl few
days Old and dau9h years old. Aisl, un Tues
day =. The ) st at Match, o Cnnsuupllpu Mrs
CARoiiNE NJ. RAINE, VIII "l Mr.. Geo. ". A. Raur
III AppnnatloN ~ HE 2lih year OF her aye leaving
lhfet small children Ia 81 tMu sisters (anohtpr, Il
Rchuond Slahdm. decd II IN lne prtnp u
le IN le" days oi each "rhtr. Bnt a tew week,
slure They we'll aud bld lar 1--we many years hul
relentless death has ak'n lhrm 10 ''lhdt ftop,
whence 10 traveller RETURNS" Mrs. RAnp connected
herself with the Nj. f. CHURCH, few days before her
death, and died IN HE iriainpn o faith.
-, Tuesday 3l>t inst. JAMES CoRBAH,
youngest son oi " am aud sallle O'Duaul, aged :
years niunh and ) days
departed this HE, at the re, idpncc Of h,s father Col r..
n. ONer IN the unity OF Roanoke LEWIS CELso OLIVER
aged m ntis he commencement OF his b,Ie souuin up
earth gave promise OF career " hrh would IN
respect, gianil HE pride OF parental aiecon Yet HI
tine spit honcrsa delg gladden. the haI
little season, and then vanished he b auul flower was
not suffered TO endure th. rude blasts and the
try suns OF sunni er but ~ the dnwn OF it, swreiuess
transplan I'd to congonia cline, where the smiles Re
deemer ill shine upon ii, and refresh 1t with perpetual
sprihS On happy lot Thus early 10 be rescued from tn,
rude turmoil and ovrfwh lining misery Of human life Ever
parental love tell might consolation for its loss
1t indeed he expected that under tie immediate
pressure Of calamity The of the bereave can Il,
cheefed 10y tie reelection, that tn il temporal loss his
nal gain lille the memory of his loyencs is VET b
while parents love -t bending IN anguish over III,
ruin of earthly hopes and cluging its OBJECT eyer
amid the shade and agony OF DEATH neither the voice
sympathy the consolation Of religion remove tin
hNedness Of grief Such severe chas'sements from Go,
leave the heart Tor tine, crushed and poweress "N
Christening ior the present meth be but eriey
ous, nevertheless, ncrward," when the DIVINE hand ha
brough, comfort in ats own good time, it yeldelh tn,
able fruit OF righteousness, them which are xer
csed thereby Then the afflicted breathe the anglap
submission uttered by ancient
when he suffered the loss of cmldeu aud fortunes 9Th
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away blessed be tn
name OF The Lcrd."
''Oh blessed be the hand that gave;
Still blessed Hhcn il takes,
blessed be he who smiles
Who hruts the hear he breaks.
Perfect and true are all his WAYS,
" HON heaven adofcs and de ath obey.'
The Republican will plea SC copy
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COMMUNICATED.
i Is with ~ small degree Of pleasure. we announce
IN The Ladies and Genemen ri Iynchbnrg and Nlruity
thai lhe Rv. f.. Magoou, Of Richmond. has consented
10 deliver II course al three lectures IA tins place.
FIRST Lecture. 10 be pronounced On "Wednesday
nlnI The Sih Aprl. al 1 10 u'cock.
S'iJeci Tie lore Of excitement considered ~,
uhtrcrsai enddcaeM d uiav'lid.
Second Leetme--on TUESDAY evening OH April, al
same haur
S"lect.- Tie lore IF ercitemem as illustrated in
rions human pursuits.
Third Lectnre-rn Friday evening 10Th April, al
same hour.
Suject-1he moulding influence IF early impres
Sions.
As The ohec, Of these lectures is ld aid the baptist
Church IN This place, the erection Of their new House
ut ofshp; and Us we seldom have opportunity to do
good and get i've hope that nn.r whn can possibly
attend VIII say away. Having had the pleasure Of hear
lna MI Magonn lecture On several oceaslans ihuk
we Vthiu'e hulhng Ia promising not uuy an agreeable
aud pleasant entefainnen but also Instructive and
benefcni onp.
" Pnce of Ticket for the course admitting Gen.
llenan and lady. sl-sugle ticket, % c's Ia he had
al either III The Bankslhe Book Sure ul d. b. Payne
Esq. OF Reards, Ryan & Gu.
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To .'i'ssis nosby Bro,ra. For. poinde1ier and ia


To .h'sas. .nosby, Browa. For. Poiaderier and Ia
s'eieood
he sahjert III the eXiensiun If the canal from
tyhehhufg IN Bnrhanin ~ Ia Cslngun Is a matter ot
thgfsSihg Interest Ia the people o ynrhhnr and IFS
vicinity. II Is qnesirn discussed at IT, last plslsor
and NH doubtless be aGa cd the next aud snrcrd 49,
>sNaaS. lts certainly desirable that The senllmenf. If
all anu each II lir canaldaes uf The House ri Dele.
eaes na~ he'te The reaple o Canph.l should be- ully
and distinctly kni"a cpon a subject 81 d.,ply affecting
the Interests III Eyuchhuts. nh the view To l. Is oh
Jee', The following questions respectfully prup,unded
10 each and all u HE candidates
LIST. Da ynu heliese The James River and kanawha
1onpany or the Legislature, or bath of The u plrd ,eJ
Ia extend The Canal tn Bnchananor Cuvinstnn
End. Would sucn eAte0slon be beneficial 10 Lynch
bury 7
SD. As the means of the Company ale rnnrrssedly
inadequate IN The further Of The Canal would
yon. II elected. vuie Tor such propuson as was SUI
ge ted and relected IN the last LEGISLATURE having for
lis object the extension :" the Canal Buchanan and
understood 10 be the project o the late President
Company
l'h. Would yau be in favor of borrowing nancy up.
On the credit vi the STATE fr the purpose Of extending
the Canal heyand Lynchhurgl
oh. Sh, aid II be the pleasure o the Legislature tn
extend The Improvement beyond I.snchburg, should
such Improvement assume the sbapr Of a Ru L ad OF
Canaf MANY FREEllOLDERS.
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TpNlE SUBSCRIBER aners hs services 10 the eli.
zrns If Lynchbnrs and lis vienliy as profession
al Gardener aud Decorator al Grounds. i.S VIII under
take 10 aud supetlntrnd Green liuSses, III
transplant trees. and set aud trim Shtnbhery &c. lie
refers 10 JouN ID. MunRELL AID JAMrs DoLAN aud
ilrNRy d. RIenAnps Esqrs. lie has am pie tslmoni.
als o his qualifications which ho will take pleasure In
shaving.
lie may bo found al the Washington Hotel
JAMES QUlRK.
April 2.
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I.ADlEA' EAIR.

The Ladies' of The Baptist Church Of this place,
will open Feast aud Stlp on "Wednesday evening
April l5lh, IN Mr.. Mnres new bnd NJ, next below
Messrs Bryant X T0slpy As This ; their frs, call
on the pn'c, tney hapro lhelr general patron.
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

d, David T. sPence.--Lyuchburs.- energetic
aeu e"eirtsny czeus will repay the unjust revillnps
= ''s "'S' ns ,"e hnesi market IN The state, aud the
best rad la reach IL.
. Neare compelled postpone tie publication Of
the letters OF invited guests ho did ma. Attend Ia,,
shall appear Ia our neat
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Something ~ Orih attention.

,ffrr Tor sale my House and Lo., and my object is
10 convert Inlo Interest hearing fund VIII lake
lrrn auebt stocks, b.arng six cent interest, or the
purchaser can have any time the whole oil The Pur
chase money he may ask, by paying interest. THIS
property well known That any descrpIin of II here
10 d-enled unnecessary. }. WILLS.
Apu 81
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Nj Aks EsR S.s,

Married. an the Goth INST al the honse ii Mr. Hen
~ franklin. by The Rev. Pm Wnainoi Mr. W 1LLIA,
GlLLAaPIE, 10 Miss ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, all vi Am
herst.
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.N,H.V'EEsN WILLS.

yEyIIC subscribers auenis for the .Nlanikm Iron
Y IJo,hs. vail keep constantly on hand large aud
well assorted stock OF
MANIKIN NAILS.
very superior article and will sell Them on snch terms
as to afford rea, Inducements to dealers.
MCDANIEL g. McCORkLE.
April
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SE1EI.VG SUPPLY,
Rocks, Stationary Il Piano EOrtes.

a. have commenced receiving our supply Of Books,
w Stationary and PIANO F1rl-s for spring sales.
Our stock. al all times commanding. viii be con>ldera-
bly increased by these Notwithstanding 10 offer ln-
ducemehts 10 Those who Will favor us with call.
NASH & WOODUOUSE,
1877 Man street,
Richmond, Va.
Anvil Is "
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cohpiish Y, VIE.
French aud Eegsl black dress and ftoek Goats
do d. blue, green,
brown aud olive "
Dap de Etc
Black Eugllsb Metuo
Dnp dr,N irnna
Ctaon Gall shsdrs and qualiies)
Fancy Cashmere
lweeds
kflmlln and Cottons'e
White, brown. grass aud fancy Linen"
P.i.NrS.
French aud Eogsh doe skin aud plain black cassi.
mefe Pants.
do do fancy do do
ErL sh Merno
Dap de N,nna
Dnp-de Etc
Meue lollan twill
W hlle aud sney Linen Drilling
Plan and striped Union
kilmlln aud Cot made
Black and fancy Satin Vests,
do do Baathea Silk a.
do B,mbezine
Fancy silk
White embroidered and fancy Marsees '' &c
FUR.NlSHLNG GOODS.
Shirts. Collars and Bos,ms, Under Shirts. Drawers
N9hl Shrls, Scails. Cravas. Stocks. Ties. Knots.
iisn'kerchlets GLOVES. Suspenders. su-pender Ends
Suteners. Night CAPS. Money Purses Money Belts
Walking Canes. Umbrellas, ST. sc.
also
large ass 'rimeht Of Cloths, Cassneres aud Vest
ngs, as follows:
CLOTHS,
French aud English black Drawn, Invisible green ol
i've and blue Broad Cl,ths. Dap de.Eio. Groion Coai
ngs, A,paecaS Twecds. Milton Coating kun,iin fan.
ey Linen aud llsmilIon Mixtures
PANTHEON STUFFS
French aud English doe skin aud plain black CASH.
nere tiencl,. English and American fancy do. fame,
aud White Linen DnlIinp Twreds and Co,,onadcs
JESILNGS
Black and fancy Salns black and fancy Bprahea
Silks, Bombnzlnes. Caslnatett, Mrrnu fancy Sllks
straw coured and bull Cashmerc and fancy aud whit.
Maselles.
TRIMMINGS
OF every description aud quality constantly on hand
We would invite all In want o any Gouds IN our line
To call aud examine goods and prices M We deal IN
sma profits aud cash, aud are determined 10 sell luods
as cheap ms they can he bought anywhere IN Virginia
We make nn devntions from first prices, except hen
large amount Is purchased. consider one pre-.
sufficient 10 sell sing article. Those wishing 10 iur
nsl Their own G"ods. have them manufactured IN
The most wulkmanke manner and al the shortest notice
French AMI American Fashions received monhly.
w. w. y co.
April Is
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=sss=s~zssz
VIEW SPH1.v,0 Goods
ron 1916. oprsus At sss
M + N n = q A = ST011
LY.vcHBUR0, ~
DICARDs, RYAN & Co have the extreme pies.
Ia sure NJ announcing to he isdiss VI LyS cnBuae
and vi.inily. tia, they are daily receiving ,,ss
SPRING GOODS
For variety and e'easnce In STILLS. beauty and mses
nIheenc, PATrEnss durability and rchn~ss IN QuALf-
ry, aud las, ,huuph not /. 1si cteopness IN prestb~y
hsvr no hesilaiiun 10 ssyns, tneH stock VIII compare
with South al The Puiouinc,
We gi'e belswa catalogue u few articles 10 oss
extensive assortment.
very large assortment Ut Pride Domsssies. Re,
Sc.
ron THE LADIES.
SILKS--Ertya rich 4 Gro de Rhine.
2 prices super 3.4 do with cocured salvage isf
Striped Chameleon colonred Silks in great variety.
lhamrlmn r,ulun SIlks-ihe richest ever IN
this market.
piece super black wa,ered Satin striped do
3" White Nslerse Silk ior ''psr,ieulai occa-
sipns"
White Grape R,be.--embroider.d In colours--eer-
'sinly the richest article for evening dress e.sr
seen in this market.
FLOR III UNl-An entire and exceedingly beas-
tl'ul article for ladies' street dress. szsz
fOCLARD SILKS IN great variety -bes, quality.
INDIA SArlNS AND SILKS.
BARRAGEs-A Mourning Barrsges beau,ifal article
T. NBRE STRIPED do new aud beau,iful.
GRADUATED BARRAGE RoDES-la,es, P.ris
sivle
MARQ]lSE DARRAGES-for mournlng-an sss-
paul article.
MOUSE de LANES In great variety of colours and
patterns. from l2l cents, 10 the fuest lmporitd.
FRENCH CAM BRiCS- Genuine in pink, blne, par-
pie, orange. black and le&d--,he m,et beautiful
p,oJs for children Ia b. found ---culoun warrsated
mol 10 fade.
LAWNS aud JAG KONErTS. a very extensive II.
so,meut OF all colours and qualities sumo very
beautiful AT rs cents.
GlNGIlAMS Il GlNGllAM LAWNS-new and
beautiful pu'1s.
BATllsIE DE ECCOSSE-for ladies' d. .ses-- N
entire new article and certainly the best yoods
ever had-culurs immopabie. warranted.
PRINTED LINEN DATlIslE ROBES mag
niheent article and never before introduced.
BLACK MARQulSE Lawns bsau.llal mourn
ing goods.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRlC--for ladies' dress
SllANLS AND SCARFS--Barage Shawls aud
Scars, very cheap,
9 embroidered China Grape Shawls--,he Gnes. sv-
er seen In this market,
Silk Shawls-ifem 81, 80 10 20 piece.
Black Gfansdhe Mantrletles--eniirely new,
Gisnsdlne Scarls in colours 1.-The most beautiful
street dress of the season ior lady.
Black Thread Lace ManIelleile--rny beautiful
EMBRoIDENIES-Fmn worked Capes aud Col''
lars. from Oh cents 10 $20a piece.
Hosiery. Gloves aud Altlls IN great vsriety--fror
Aid Ia Tue finest.
Steel Buttons. Silk Frioges and t:mps. new s,yls
FOR GEN'TLE.NE.N.
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES AND VEsriNGS,n We
latge MISUNDERSTANDING which will he fund
several pieces OF Bmllry 3 hest Ca,hs. aud will t~
sold much below the usual prices, having an over
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Dancing school.

Dancing school.
MIR CRERAR respectfully announces 10 the Ia
4Vh dies and gentlemen OF Iynohbnrg thu, his serond
quarter oi Dancing School Will begin on "Wednesday y,
Aor 9Th.
Parents wishing send their children will please APP.
ply immediately al the Franklin lloel.
Aprl 2 9, fs
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DAGBY & CRENsIYAw

Who have hand a sarge aud we'll selected stock of
Gmrtrres Dom-sics. Hats. Sho E, &c. &C., which
they oHe their friends aud the public generally upon
iht favorable terms, ior cash IN exchange for
Country produce.
April d is
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Acniicmen's Tmratshiny store.
U1ferhomse, yv'htffemore r. 20.

ANiNG removed 10 tho store on dnr hriav ID
l. I.ymans Drug Stnre, are reerving large
aud chace ssiertionm Glaihlny aud Furnishing Goods
suitable Tor Spunq aud Snnner wear. and will uiier
great Inducements 10 gentlemen wishing 10 purchase.
coinpfisi L, VIZ:
CDJTE
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NEW CONCERN.

HEpRGE BAGBY having ass ciated with him II
N W RENSHAW. Ct the late fra Of McCl Ian
nunan CrenStaw & Co.. The business III 1t reaIlef b.
conducted, The old stand under The sly lie and firm q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

We have few Of Amidon's Spring fashion, which
il a beanliiul Int, mud viii be sold low.
Ai.SO-s large assortment Of low price Fur Hats.
and Fuferce Braid du--hlso. a new article 81 Straw
Hat. for Summer, beautiful ARTIFICIAL Of which will
he sold at The very lowest price. fur cash We ask an
examination Of our stock before purchasing-and we
pledge ourselves that pains shall be spared 10 give
satisfaction. REGARDS, RYAN Il Gu.
March 26 II
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

RENAiNiNG In the Post ONE a, Lynchburg Is,
IL Apnl, 1876:
Pers'as calling for letters in the following list will
please say ih,y ads,rtiz,d1
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O.s' TEE fey.

The Republican will please copy.
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TO FAMILIES AND


TtLa F,ttaza.. r-..t..
warranted g]sh6ins ftom Gfa'' n IT. 1 es pa
opposite Tho Methodist Church.
6isE bead=aehs ratnsdv sas
sick rhsfyyns head afbs' AN sule 70
Itswzs' nerve AMI baps tinita4at a ,s5g't3H,
Vegetable Elixir, al jarat,bfs ,bta '"4iat,ai
nafism. eebfraetsG ards WIKI III iof f5hsa
stiff Joints, ~ "te
Dtdfidgbs' GsBa;pA HAHN afrnt,utta
torres or preserves The baif il MI t asstpia' res
HAYS tihimaht-a cure fof liz riigs 4..
tBbtet fU' @8'
tgmsl6eE's VermirHss, a spfa fsta.d. :.
worms. price 81 cents. -
East india Hair Dgs. far aata.ta
| red hair. brava ~ tf5,a ~ ''''tiHs sfey q
Datty's Magical Pain Extractor. rer bit fr,a.
| sweiiinas. fever, safea. and atIart sraa - 2utns
it Is warranted 10 aive satisfaction. 'sS
EtiEif If Health. the BEST afifia eyer sssa
for Indigestion Bpd avspspsia 'Ss'
Indians paeaeaa. fer H. @,sa afea.
HbsamstAn asa ~ vi ." ~ ~ eefotHiat
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10 PLANTERS AND LAND
H0LDERSs
Surveying. HiFyeAHnH Ne

Tie subscribers, residents Of t4t8n Rouge,
will attend 70 calls ID any part Of louisiana
fof surveying OF snbdigitihg land laying n8t
city IT town lots, I]sgsIIing for eaa4ls 6f ditch.
- 90 plantations, give estimates Of The NUN.
Der u cubic yards If excavation for eanals III
di'ehsst or he quantity Of BhbaHHmsht fer
levets, aud ibs necessary cost fer construct.
ing The same
Having had many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers Oh various public works
and Surveys, IN C4hada, New York, Penn
sglvahia and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for The last three aud a hall and one
and . half years respectively as clerks ii the
Surveyor Generals Office 0f this State, thaY
feel confident Of their ability to give salts
faction 70 ~ who may favor them with calls.
HENRY & WILLIAM g. WALLER
surveyors It Civil Engineers
r.f.fassa- Col Z. Itt#Y, ~ R9ags.
Hon + Gibbs Morgan, NO =
Hen, Juice Dalton, tbarvilis
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VARIETY STORE
tFA'Titft AND ELuFR HrpAi

~ Il 0f& t1eFI 1Af|-'N 'A&sf fA'At'tf's
The public Is respectfully informed, tia
The undersigned has. within few daes past,
made large aetessienR ~ his former stock ~
goods and having male the selections hinia
seiT.in New Orleans, he can warrant them as
tpitg II he choicest aud freshest dssftip-
tinnss Gall aud examine. The folle Ting
list comprises, III part The articles 90 baud.
TffffpBfss
ftatEhatz. hammers. drawing knives. ala
gers. ]ginbitts, plane ifnns. tfbwsts, iies,
tasrst chest. trunk rHpbdafi and drawer
%locltR. tatora, german silver, butcher and
shoe l%fhives. Of every description. toilet bBHes
toys for Christmas and New ears presents
dressed hid dolls, toy wagons, 9teelYarts.
hand and PANEL saws, Ehisels, ganaeR,
planes. sand paper. brass butts, cut tacks.
htats. table and pocket cutlery, s]eissrfss pia=
isi. britannia aud iron table and tea spoons.
Mint and percussion gun locks. toy drums.
china tpytsa salts. wood de-. DO. kid dolls.
Steel beads, hair pins, jet tuck combs. Of The
latest fashion.
COMBS b BRUSHES.
Shell. ivory buffalo and brazilian combs.
paint 4 marking brushes IT every variety,
Hair. cloth. hat. nail, tooth. shaving. shoe.
tramb, dust, floor and horse brushes,
a iitgs assgftmsHt NJ peffpmny,
Cologne. Lavender and aatita watnfs. cold
cream, uttn nr fnspR, shaving creams an
cosmetic wHHhabalia. fine rktrarts. hair oils
pnmatttns. tbnth and toilet. powder. fine t0i-
lei. shaving and CASTLE and peffnmed soaps,
STATIONARY
Hlatr anil blur inks. quilts. frotsrar. let
tar, packet post. recount and wrapping pa
per of all kinds, Ink stands. sand ard sand
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BOOYSI B0OYND

$50
Burtou's Anatomy Of MELANCHOLY
John Horne Tooke's Diversions az psrtov
MOTIFS Travels 10 Europe and the Fast
2tarkhone's History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book.
CalIoot's Musical Grammar.
1homson,s Materia Medica and Anatomy,
DunglisoH,s Practice D Medlcine.
Dungiison,a therapeutics and Afateria Me-
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
6Fahamg Elements Of C6ernistry,
Druits Modern Surgery.
Ia Places Mecaniqne Celeste,
Select works or Mrs. Ellis,
anoan,s Difficulties ofArmenian Metfo
RussePs Sermons,
Just received and for sale by
GEO. d. HEROMAN.
~ Opposite the Methodist Church,
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pay vnlir pnriah Ta4na

Having neW tba tax roll fofthe year 1915
ny possession persons ewing taxes viii
please settle them within Thirty days.
MY 6ffies WI be Kept nj the store u TTasa
sfs. Pile q Hart, where tbs tar fait viii be-
found III all TINES !
WI tUBB5, Treas. hi Coll.
jan "a 1916
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REMOVAL.

The subscriber, worker in tin, copper and
sheet-iroH, would respectfully inform bje
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his establishment, corner Of Church
and Third Street, near mr.. Granerie's co1Ese
house, where he will be happy 10 receive tho
patronage Of his friends and the public oanor
ally. He has always on hand a fine asso,t-
ment of tin ware, which be will sell "a cLas,
as can be bought any where, whole saie ~ -
tail. cutters and spouts made and put Oh in
The shortest Order also3 bathing tubs, large
oil cans, stovePlpes' all kind Of tin copper or
sheet.iron ware repaired. Ill work enfrusf-
ed to him will be executed with neatnesS and
despatch.
JOHN TILAEO.
bEo ~
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Il r y + N,

PRACTICAL HALTER, 90 eAHr sr,, NJ. 0.
Most teapettfulIy soltrita tho patronage OF
hla friends, y bo may degire hatR or caps.
His aBsortneht will comprise tho latest
New York and Paris hate and caps, from tho
most approved manufacturers, and from hia
knowledge Of the b]ugluess he hopes to give
ample satisfaction,
Bhhee & Coatar'a very superior hate, al
wave on hand. &C Camp Street.
Tho Paris spring aud RUNNER fashion viii
he recoieed IN April al this House.
feb, 81 no 3 1916
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NOTICE.

IFDI TN
me undersigned takes this opportunity Of
informing hi9 friends and the pubic general
ly' That be has moved into biq new efatln /,
ing jot Immediately East Of The eifg hotel.
faHy thankful for tie liberal PATRONAGE Eera.
"loTe extended, The undersigned ID soliciting
= continuance Of The same, beQg leave TO sa1
ma 10 pans Or expense has been spared 70
maze bts Livery Stable what il should he III
me way Of good horses and carriages,
JiO JORDAN HOLT.
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4. Il. TUEHTEa

~. ~ EDBtbIE8t
Professor Of vocal and instrumental musia.
Residence at the house formerly occupied 81
The LhHD OfffcG.
TgEas-For scholars al their own resi-
depees, Piano Forte with vocal music fhree
lefsgns per week, per month, 81 90
For single scholar, 3 lessons per week,
per qt5Fter Ok m
Tor nc same, attending Teachers res.
metce, per mo-. 80 per quarter, 20 90
Scholars residing IN The country. wfbjn
eiebt miles from town and furnishing tho
,eacf'ef win conveyance, d single scholar 3
iessona per week, per month SIC 90
Per quarter, m m
II the teacher Is desired 10 furnish bimsslf
"ItR Conveyance, an extra charge Of gG Der
month VIII be made. ~
q liberal deduction IL make 10 families hay.
ing more than ore pupil instructed
Tho same charges Or instruction IN tbe
guitar. '"'
dec 70 lG 1a1r
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LEECHEs Of the best quality for sale bv
al II. JouRDAs.
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TRuSsES
SUPERIOR CASTOR OIL.

BY the casb, gallon, or bottle, to suit pnr.
chasers, in store and for sale by
o. p. DAVIS
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TT IT 'I'|"f
btt'h H1rEh classical and Go anisreial Boar
ling anil haY sthoul, The Rev John
ilHflte lale President ~ ffaHhlih Cnl-
,a5r) Rector w r6hiHnshaa ai the III
January lHiH.
fhe aaafaa Of ihslfif't1p IT This i1siitn
iiatt tlll erhbftea u tta b1aIish and slassi
e1i da 'affatan't ~ itaie ani e tHt.al attention
w r1ff Htt2ht thtaH8fdh and f6lhAg9t1 gu IT.
lrihthe1 lhe apruaattot " the rnlea 81
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AVIS.

lie aotppign6 invite csnx 4 aGt II dot 4
prosecutor laur complies pour dtra lrqntdas,
ct tenv 1ui doivnnt Hont rfla4 Do payer
thttatdlatentnt nntfentrht lrttfs complies
aefont plaeeas entire los NUNS de In i~r7litn
panf 6tte tolIottda, r. ARHOuR,
10 .tan-lp.