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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

en,erprising man--being 10 favor
Free School Svsiem--and rom Il
ihterrst he, maniteSis for The prd,
ofcommon and popular education. VI
surely induce any one 10 believe
would make good Commissioned.
itIis confidently hoped the voters Of
District will give him their support.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29
From tas Spirit efshGerss,..
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

Mr. EpirnR AS The times al hard when
The 70 sets have 70 eleei School Comm ISL
whose duty twill be TO put The Schools into op.
efsion according 70 the provisions OF the Nc
law upon This subjecf, and as there Is Two Dis
irlcls IN Charlestosn,I propose MIR. "a. N CAT.
LaHERfor the Southern Distric., as ons well
qualified 10 give the new law fair trial He
has been a~School Commissioner FOR soms wears
under the old law, and has thereby acquired
kao Wedge and experience upon the subject
He i now, and always has been, a Raim adyo.
cste Of The Free School District system. and
eoied for The presenilau.
This domination is made without Mr. Gala
hers knouIedge-lhs gfeat interest be takes in
he subject is guarantee lha, be. viii serve il
elected JOHN.
July 90, Isa7.
The undersigned begs leave 10 decline The nomi-
nation made through the columns Of he Spirit.
Of Jefferson, BY its correspondent, eJobn, 2 a.
Commissioner for The 10Th school District. Ii
did net know that there are many 10 the Dis
.rict far more competent than myself for the
discharge Of the responsible duties Of Comma
sioner, might be induced TO consent toihe nom.
inalion-but knowing Is do that The District
has her share " competent individuals, who are
willing 40 serve 10 that capacity, 4 hope my
name will not BE brought before The voters on
the day Of election. '.
Respectfully, sc.
II HI n. GALLAHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

CouRsEoF THE UnIon- Although The
editor Of the Union 70 constantly urging
Bis! Poliilcsl trends not % commit them
selves Ir favor Of Gen. Taylor. we do not
despair Of YET seeing bin The strenuous
supporter q that gentleman for The Pre-
sIdencyt W former occasion. after
having proclaimed that The election 81 Is
certain candidate for The Presidency.
would be curse 10 the countrv.n he,
cordially united in bis support. and BE-
come one Of his most prominent eul6-
glsts and adyocates. Il will moi thsns
surprise rs. should be have The Gag Of
old Rough and Ready flying Il iHe'
head Of his paper. before the campaign.
has fairly opened. -BdH Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

Perch Fisiisg. Three Philadelphians.
! iez days ago. caught fire hundred perch
10 he course Of Two hours. short dis
lance abovs Marcos Hook.
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July 90, ls47.

The Hon. EDWARD Bates. Esq, Of
Missouri. The President of the Chicago
Convention. said be had neper seen rail
rood, When be emigraled, in 1917. 70
ihe French village Of hints called 81 Louis
which has now fifty thousand inhabitants.
be was obliged to hire 4 guard sgsinst
hostile savagss 70 accompany bin across
he unoroken wilderness which is now
The State Of Illinois. with civilized pop
uIaiion Of six hundred thousand iges-
men Nat Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

e. Odd Fsllovs can be supplied with choice
Regalias by calling on Mr. Geo. L. Stewart or
Mr.. T. C. Sigsfocse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

GIMP MEErIscs-The season ior
Camp Meeiings is approaching. The on
iy announcement as yet Il that Of Lou
doun Circuit, 10 Be held near Middleburp.
commencing onethe 20th Of August
We doubt not ihatthe arrangements here
win BE- veil attended 70, and that every
hing esssniisi TO convenience end COM
tort sill BE- accessible @ 81 who may be
preseni- = Logdoun Chronicle.
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] worthy o! The old pa.
nay be regarded byEall
odication Of the spirit. in
yelf will administer the gpv-
20 his coruirymen shall call
u sde ncy !"
TnE LoUIsyILLE mYsrEnY.


~ day, sgo, young lady walked iuls .
l.v!oiHg store at Louisville, purchased q suit Of
clothes las size alleged foi!her husband, and then
walked tat.$ Not many minlies after ahis
Transactions. she was seen IN The seighbotbood
of the store in the very garment she had pur-
chased fol her husband. Curiosity was eIciied,
he police were on the qdi rirs-but the young
lady some how or other could not be found
The Cincinnati Herald thus solves the Pays
ihty:
I'VE have al last found oat The secret
Of The mysterious lady who was the csuse
ol so much speculation al Louisville -
On Wednesday. as We were informed by
respectable authority. dIayrtan on Main
street, near Sixth. was sceosled By q
gentleman, who asked him II he knew4
where certain person lived, mentioning
the name Of the keeper ofs house OF III
lame. The drsyman said thli be did
Whereupon The young gentleman offered
him Ave dollars il be would show him the
house. He did 90. add on arriving " )
requested BY The gentleman 10 walk Up
s,ans which te did. When up stairs. The
sirangeraskedior Mary -. She came
down. when be announced himself as her
bfo,her. whom she had not seen for years
Quite talk eusued when Mary asked
I0r her sister aud family. The supposed
young gentleman announced hiu sell the
sister. and opeeing. bis vest proved it,
fhefeupon ensued ears showing a world
ID aaissal sassIion. NkieA vas TOO real
Tor doubling. TIE couple then went
out Of The house. and taking he Pn,sburg
packet LETT the CITY. The disguised SIS
tsr had lesfnl the condition Of the one
tsre. and hSA assumed lbs Disguise that
she NIGH safei gain admission and in
dace her 10 leaves She took The cray
nan With her that she might rr1 no risk
Of personal dansse."
VIVA, more touching il!Ss,ratioH toqu he far:
nishsd Of . siSisr,s love
WFNcHKsrER ME1lcAL CoILEcE.--l
The Fscul.y q this Ias,iiuiion are pre-
psrirg Tor sniI more vigorous prosecu
ton 81 their lshors. Their second course
III Lectures win Be commenced on The
Il b 81 October. and be continued until
he las, o. May iOloripg--h period OIL
eight nanlhsS
The liberal appropriation ~ The last
Leri.:sture has tnsbIed he Faculty to|
commence The erection Of a. elegant and
eomao IONS sdi6ce. 6hich VIII sifsrd al
ifnpsf faFisr;es ior nrlicaI instruction =
II = t~e4I 5000 -. n. - ..f !.
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A son. sge1 IL years. Of Mr.. Richard
Blue. residing on the South Branch Noun
tain. IN ikis County. was bitten severely
BY RATTLE srAKE. on Saturday last
He was bitten on The foot. The little
fellos Al our last account was still liv.
ing. ROB.ney IafsHigenesr.
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The sea, Congress.

According TO q statement put forth
some weeks ago BY the Washington v
MON, the political complexion Of the
next House Of Representatives will be ss
followss
wings, Dem.
To be elected BY The Union's estimate, ~ 42
Aiready elected, So 70
~ - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-29

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT
Seven Prisons Scoided The small
steamer Oregon. Capt. Jury. which has
been running on Sundays from the inter-
section oil Light and Pratt sts.. TO the Fish
House and Patsnsco Gardens. blew up
yesterday afternoon about A o'clock,
scaldipg some seven persons. She ran
as usual yesterday. starting from the
wharf a. 2 o'clock. p. NJ. stopping d, lhe
Fish House. on the South side OF ihe
Spring Gardens. and then proceeding 10
The Pa,apsco Gardens. on The Paiapsco
River. She had landed her passengers.
and was about starting on her return "trip,
when the stern end bl the boiler blew out,
partially cleaning The deck. and dreadful.
ly scslding some seven Of the passengers
on board. two Of whom were children
Some thee or four. we understand, have
been scalded so bad. and have inhaled so
much Of The hot steam. that i. is doubtful
if they will survive. Several persons
were knocked into The river. and other,
sprsng overheard, aud but for the fact Of
the boat being Al The landing. the destruc-
lion Of life would have been dreadful. i
Baltimore Ciippey, Monday Z
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING.

During the rain Of Monday afternoon.
Mr.. ALFRED WATSON. OF Newtoxn. was
killed By lightning. He had been en-
gagged, wi,ha young man named Jones.
10 putting up ,hreshing machine on the
farm oil Col. John Gilkeso1, near New.
,own--and when the cloud came up. they
both went into the barn near by. Mr..
Jones, being iafigued. laid himself down
on the foor. and suggested 10 his COM
panion that be too had better take The
same position. but Mr., w. said be was
not tired and remained Standing fean-
ing sgains, some object nearbim.
Soon after. severe fash of lightning
came. and struck Mr.. Watson on the
head. tearing his hal aud clothes, and
killing him Instantly. N
/, This event has caused a general sensa-
tion Of sorrow and sympathy. The de-
cessed was a young man Of excellent
character. only abou, 80 years Of age,
and leaves a wife and child, and many
friends, 10 mourn the sad bsreave neni.-
His remains were consigned 10 the tomb
on Tuesday, by his brethren OF the Order
OF Red Men, 10 the presence of large
sssemolsge Of the people Iof the neigh.
borhood. The funeral di course was de-
livered by the Rev Mr.. Archaeological
The whole scene was rEof moresS than
Ordinary solemnity sDd interest. : The
widow and relatives. have the sincere
coincidence Of the<vhole community, and
their prayers that The Great Comforter
will impart bis soothing influences 10 their
bruised hearts Win, RepE Of Friday.
gs Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-Ala large mum
Der OF The citizens Of our county were at
irac,ed TO town on Saturday last, by the
Procession Of the Sons Of Temperance
We had not the pleasure of witnes ing
the proceedings at the M E Church.
where we understand that a Bible was
presented TO the Order. in behalf ofttbe
Ladies Of Mariinsburg. by The Rev. Mi
CHISHOLM. on which occasion be deliy.
cred . short but impre ssive address. which
was replied 10 in suitable tef rms. bv young
Mr.. WINTER. member OF The fraternity.
The Grafton by the Rev. Mr. Harley.
of Frederick. Md, vas we learn. chsrac.
terized BY great force and beauty. The
procession was. handsome one. number
ing. some 20 members. sndlseversl Of Tie
divisions bore beautiful Banners with APP
propriaie Inscriptions. The Order vas
escorted BY Capt. HooPER's 6ne Com2s-
Dy Of Light Infantry, and the ine7 Brass
Band from Harpers Ferry - Marfs. Gaz.
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TAIL OATs-Mr. SAMUEL YOUNG. Of
this county. has left At out Office, two
stalks Of Oats. one Of which measures six
feel ia height. The heads are 10 proper,
|iion 10 the height Of the stalk.
ISpiyii Of jefferson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.

". Inthe Common Common Pleas.
Eleanor Spann.
Whereas Eleanor Spann, who is in Gus
tody of the Sheriff Of Sumter District by
virtue Of surrender OF Bail in ,heabove
stnted case, and the said Eleanor Spunn
having filed in my Office her petition, pray.
ing for the benefit Of the Act Of The Gen
eral Assembly. for the relief Of Insolven.
Debtors, together with schedule Of her
estate and effects.
Notice is hereby given 20 the said Mary
ingiesty and aii other creditors OF the
said Eleanor Spann to appear at :he Court
House for Sumter District on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday-in March
next. TO shcw cause. if any they can, why
the estate and effects Of the said Eleanor
Spnnn should not be assigned, and she be
discharged according To the provisions Of
The Act Of the General Assembly for the
relief Of iiisoivrnt debtnrs.
J. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Sum. Dist. s
January 2, IS47. $40 13t
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
YXKE SU.NTEEc B.Q.V:NeEX

| UNDER the above Tile, il is proposed to
publish a piper in the Town Of Sumter
vile. The paper will be issued weekly,
on the morning Of every Wednesday.
ii is believed, that Sumter District af-
fords as muny capabilities for sustaining
weekly newspaper, as medium Of Adver-
lisement, General News and Business, as
| any Of her sister Districts in the S!ate; and,
conhding in this belief, we invite, to our
| columns, the attention OF those, both in
this and the surrounding Districts, who
may be desirous Of advertising and see fit
to do SO. 1t is well known, that the sup
port Of paper in general, depends moi 80
much on the magnitude Of lis subscription
list, as on the advertising patronage which
ii may receive. This is the casc in cities.
In country Town, however, and District,
as this is. we must depend on The patron
age both Of subscribers and advertisers.
We hope. then, that our enterprise will not
fail from want Of encourn cement.
A strict attention will be pai,l TO the To-
col interests Of The Town and District, and
we shall en,leavor 10 keep up, if necessary,
the spirit and enthusiasm. which now cx-
lists, in regard to the conncxion Of Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. C.)
by Rail Road.
III - ottIcs, HE BANNER VIII be STRICT
ly Democratic, and will give firm support
to the National Administration, so far as
il conforms to the principles upon which
it secured the support Of The Democratic
party at the South.
The assistance OF a friend, fully CONNIE.
tent 10 the task, has been secured for The
editorial department.. Ii is not deemed
necessary to make an exposition Of the
great variety Of matter that will be con-
lnined in The pages Of our paper; suffice il
say. That no pnins will be spared 10 render
j. an acceptable vis,cr in every family in
the District. The undersigned trusts. that
the late failure in The attempt 10 establish
a paper in this place, will not be permiltcd
TO operate unfnvornbly upon his enterprise
The paper will he printed on super.
royal sheet. with Eve columns to The pnge.
at Two Dollars nnd Fifty Gents, If paid in
advance, Three Dollars, nj the expiration
Of six months, or Three Dollars and Fifty
Gents, at the end Of the year.
WILLIAM J. FRANCIS.
Proprietor and Publisher.
N. B.--For further particulars, rs re-
CARDS lverlizing, &c. see terms on first
page. Communications on business, & c.,
and subscriptions and advertisements, will
be received at this Office.
Subscriptions and advertisements are
solicited.
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soUTH-C -CARoL LlNA--sUMTER DISTRICT.

aa5ys rs - 5ESs5; ;s;Ss4-: c3EMoNsPLEAs.st
William Ballard &
s 49, s dds. 81 Is g 9 ~ 40. t.t
John; M ). Gilchrist, ass q. ;s;,E.
3. 7 he same =. i, sss tl..sSSi
ads! 4 = i z ~ q %Cdpids Sad
y W''m, N N g Willie for ASST igned tsdtist tacien-
Estate Of ]. Bishop. N dun.
sz!.!Thkc defendant, william Isallartl who is
in the custody Of tho Sheriff Of said Dis
|lrici, by virtue OF Of the above .writs Of
Capins ad Satis:aciendum, ii, order 10 EN-
title himself to the benefit Of an act enti'
lied an Act: for the relief of lnsoIyent
Debtors inflhe said State, has this doy filed
I in my Office on oath, schedule Of his
whole estate. .,
Notice Is therefore given 10 the said
plaintiffs as well as all others concerned,
10 be and appear al Sumter Court House
on lie frat Monday after The fourth Mons
day in March next, at IL o'clock A. M. be.
fore one of the circuit Judges. 10 shew
cnuse,,if hny they can, why the defendant
should moi receive his discharge. upon his
astigning md delivering the effects mem
,ionel in his schedule. '-
j. NJ. ,DARGAN, c. G. p.
Clcrk's Office, Nov. s, lS46. 10 13t
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HE AnancG.lca AgricWItrrisd.

n HC /AhkRCsESs& Ha IA ASFlCVEttiFaSas
Published monthly, by SAxToN a. MILES.
2Oo Broadway, New York, containing 80
pages, royal octave.
TERMS-Onc Dollar per year in nd-
vance; three copies for Two Dollars; eight
copies for Five Dollars.
When Agricultural Societies order the
work for distribution, among the members,
tho price will be only FIFTY CENTS a
yenr. for the Monthly Numbers, and SEV.
ENTY-FlVE CENTS per copy for bound
volumes. II will be expected that these
orders cone officially, aud be signed by
the President or Secretary Of the Society.
The object Of putting our periodical at this
very low rate is, TO benefit the farming
community more extensively than il could
otherwise be done. We hope, hencpfnrth,
to see the Agrculturist in the hands Of
every Farmer and Planter in the country.
Each number Of the Agrcullurist con.
tains but One sheet, and is transported by
mail under the same regulations as news
papers, viz: free any distance not over 80
miles from its place Of publication; over
this and within 100 miles, or to any town
in The Stale Of New York, ono cent posta o e
on each number, and one and hair cents
if over 100 miles, without the State.
Back Volumes Of Tie AMERICAN AoR1.
cULTURIsT, with tables Of contents COM
plete, for sale at Sl00 each; elegantly
and uniformly bound in cloth, Sl.25.-
These are handsome, tasteful books, and
ma lie very desirable premiums for dsr.
button with Agricultural Societies. and
should also find place in all our District
School Libraries. They constitute the
best and most complete treatise on Amcri.
can Farming. Stack Breeding, and IIorti-
culture. extnnt. When several copies are
ordered, liberal discoun, will be made.
Editors of newspapers noticing the num-
oers of this work monthly, or advertising
IT, will be furnished copy gratis upon
sending such notice To this office.
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q HE sB RADF 20 RID rs P'RIN @
EEsNIAAls1Ea IA CADEMX

s. s5Ji The e exercises b { ihis Inslitution will be
resumed onSihe 18th of January, lS47. 60 81
2 ~ The interest manifested towards his en-.
5terprise, has induced HE Principal (t0pnr-
chase the establishment, and lie is nov
Z engaged in making neutrality-suspicious.
on,lhe' buildings and grounds.
20 The location, after having undergone the
TEST Of more than halfcentury, as a'place
Of resort for health, certainly needs me
new commeiidntion. And the writer, {hav-
ing very strong consnmptive tendency,)
from his own experience during the last
very severe winter, believes that The dry
ness Of the atmosphere rendered. this one of
tho best auinter, US well as summer resi-
dences, that can be selected iii tile South
ern country. AS regards health, economy,
and freedom from the influences thut oftea
retard the progress Of young ladies in viii
lages and towns, this Institution present
peculiar advantages: 10 which imay be ad-
ded. refined and intelligcn. society in its
vicinity. y +
II is the purpose Of the Principal to
build up an institution in whicha thorough,
and, at the same time, accomplished edu-
cation may be obtained; and regarding ali
education as radically defective, which
! does not aim at the formation and training
OF the moral character according 10 the
spirit and precepts Of the Gospel, he will
endeavor to educate the hearts as well
as the minds and manners Of his pupils,
and to prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of society.
Delicacy forbids the Principal 10 speak
Of the competency Of himself and Mrs.
DuBosE 10 conduct such an Institution,
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de.
Partmcnts.
A Chapel has been opened, and the
young ladies will enjoy the advantages Of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
Tho scholastic year will consist Of ten
months. A vacation Of two weeks will
he given from the fst to the 18Th Of May,
and the exercises close on the 9Th Of No
vembcr.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition. including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $50 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, incIu.
ling Vocal Music and use Of
Instruments, SO 90
Drawing and Painting, 80 90
Modern Languages-French,
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 90
HFThe terms, except the furnishing Of
been during the present year.
Hnst3.sscs07s.
Rev. J. J. DUBOSE, Mrs nj. E. DUBOSE.
IsAACAULD, Nj. Z. Miss MARY HORT.
DR.. AuLD will deliver course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year, and
complete chemical and philosophical appu.
ratus will be provided for illustrating by
experiments. the subjects Of his Lectures
Instruction in Vocal Music will form
part Of the exercises Of The school, bu,
neither for this, Chemistry, nor Latin and
Greek, will there be any crtra Charge
The charge Of $50 will cover all the ex.
penscs of pupil, unless she receives in
struction in instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Modern Languages.
N B.-Each young Iaiy will be expect.
ed 10 have her name distinctly marked on
every article Of her clothing. and also to
furnish her own towels.
Nov. II, 1916. 9 tf
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! Pine.A pple Cheese, Cod dfish,a smoked
Herrings. g. sS,ti 9$ts; iss9
" EIQU OR3.
Go.ldard's q iBrandY, vintage Fof 1906,
u celebrated dFforiils softfruity flavor
Herckcnwratht 81 LoTndes'J {. ii. Dl.
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tsa{sFaFsttt l;ftI3tst fE so
1 is bbIs. DO9si S." tsa7si.. 81
300 'loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash-
z1, ed. Also; fine. ssss
5barrels do Esd 5; ;s 4. II
Extra fines Tyson TEA. Fine do. do.
Ooolong lblack) inIhalf pound pnpers.
Do. very superior
Bags old java I IcoFFEE II '1ef y
Rio do do Old and .5n,s,, new
$50 Il crop Ili ,s.I 81 IS ~. 4 {. :
Boxes Sperm Candies. 4, s and 8 to
= the ponnd S. Is, ~ sss2s. ST.
Boxes Adaman,ine lin npapers) g 10 the
a pound I, a. & 80 ITr. r.,t.Ef iz,-
Boxes Charleston made Tallow3 g 10
the pound Tg4i $,i,a tt
l& 2 lb.i canislers Preserved Salmon,
Theoretically sealed
l ID. canislers Lobsters, Theoretically
Y. 4 sealed 49,.
Jurs mixed Pickles;tl do. Gherkins, q is.
and pnts
Canisters sardines Tin oily and 2 lbs.
each ,sFs
Layer Raisins, (all 3clusters;) Zantc
Curran,s
Quarter bnxes MIR Raisins
= Suft sielled Almons
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
- Bordeaux Almonds, sofl shelled
Boxes Genoa Ciiron, preserved with
white sugar
East q West India Groceries assorted
Jars East l. Preserved Ginger; Mac
arGn:
Whole and groun'l Black Pepper; do.
AlIspice
Nntmcgs, Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. l Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
Underwood's Mustard in IL aud a
lb. bottles @
Rosa Water, Lemon, Pine pple, Straw
berry, Raspberry, and Orges, Syrups
Sweet oil. Harvey Sauces Reading
Sauce
Mushroom Kc.ehup. Tomato Ketch.
Paoli Vinegar. Sionghlon's Bi,ters
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
d Navy Crackers, Lemon do.
Pearl Starch, "a sup. ar.icle] Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscap do; Sal, Pc
White Wine Vinegar. Cider do.
Canisters Dupont's Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
A full assortment of Shot, all sizes
200 Sacs SALT, extra large size, aud in
Nos. l, 2 and 3 Mackerel, Kits No.
10.
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lfllks 8 ~ IS ~ (D IRn llElso
DOBY's OLD STAND D,asC .AnlDEN
DICKSON 81 TIA

~ 1s5.8a#.85 .5 s5.}.S DICKSON e LATTA . s
Would respectfully inform the
country they opened assoftnent Of
Is. 81. ELL O @ D RI Els
which will be offered low with the
times Their facilities fo
guarantee satisfaction their
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TO PRINTERS,
Type :s:E0as1stl3'y 0s2H Printers
Ese1.ssfsItisaE Warehouse.

THE Subscribers hive opened NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city OF New
York, where they a,e readyslp supply, or
lers to. any extent, for any kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article neces.
sary for Printing Office. f
The Type. which are enst in new raoulis,
from an entirely new set Of materials, with
deep counters, are warranted 10 be unsur-
passed by nny, and will be sold at prices 10
suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines Of the mos. approved pat
terms. ,l Is s-
N. .. a. .AlnchinisL is constantly in at
tendance TO do light work.
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy
three times ms much type as ,lIeiribills
amount To. may giye5ths above six months
insertion in their papers, and seud their
paers containing tito The Subscribers.
sCOCKCROFT q. OVEREND,
Oct. 3, 1875, 6m 6S Ann ST.