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Roman. Title &c. Shaded SC

Iilc above prices IN consequence Of increas
ed facilities for manufacturing, arc much re
duced from former rates. a. liberal d.scoun
for Cash in lalhl 1T the date uf the invoice. D
Presses, Glasses, Cases, Wool Tyre, Ink
NC. furnished at the Invest manufacturers
prices, either for cash or credit.
Our specimen Bn"k for 1918 is now read,
for Distribution 10 Printers. who will send 20,
land contains many new articles TINT we have
never before exhibited, such as Writing Flonr
lSics, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. oi
which we have an ample stock for tile prompt
execution Of orders.
Printers OF Newspapers who choose to pub.
lish this Advertisement three times before The
lst of June, 1878, and send us one of their pa.
pcrs, will be paid for it in Type when they
purchase from us, of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, five times the
amourtof their bill.
For sale, several g6ol second handed Cyl-
der and Plalin Power Press, Standing Presses.
Hand Printing Presses. DC.
GEORGE BRUCE & Co.
13 Chambers street, N. York.
April II 81 II
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State Agricultural Society
OF South Carolina.

YEY HE following PREMIUMS will be
II awarded 10 The successful compci.
tors, at the semi annual meeting, 10 he
held in The village Of SparIanburg, on the
second Wednesday in Sept. ncxr:
/. For the besI Stallion, for Agricullu-
raj purposes--a silver medal.
2. For the bes, Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; a Sil,e Medal.
3. For the best native Bull, over
years; Silver Medal.
For the hest native Cow, over 3 years;
Silver Medal.
5. For The best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
7. For the best Ram, adapted 10 cur
climate; Silver Medal.
S. For The best Eve, adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
Q. For the hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
~. TO the most successful and exten i.
sive grower of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal.
ii. TO The successful competitor in a
ploushing match, with double or single
team; Silver Medal.
IL. For the most successful and exien-
sive experiment with lime for three conse-
culive years; one complete Sc, of the Far
mcr's Register.
l3. For the best conducted Farm in the
District OF Sparanburg; Silver Cup of
the value of $40.
A full and detailed statement of the
value and operations of the Farm. to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society of
Spar'anburs, or "A Committee Of three
disinterested farmers OF the District.
April 5. If II
DIR. JOEL BkANHAM'S
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Musical Emssv.sHsemss.
Fancy 4 Staple Dry Goods

ENANCY hluslins, Ginghams and Prints
IL Mourning "
ChangeabIc DE Laincs and Jenny Lind Plaids
Silk, and Baradgc Shawls aud Nantes,
Silk Sun Shades and Parasos,
English and American Long CIoths,
Ricl, Bonnet, Cap and TaiIl,as Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and LiSlc Edgings and
lnseYtinss,
Linen Cambric IIandkcrchlefs, Gloves HOSE
ry, DC. NC.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Etc, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
siinerc,
Lead Colurcd, Brown ana Glass Linens,
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
Marsailles Vcstings, Silk Ilaukerchicfs, and
Cravats,
Snspcndcrs, Gloves, Half Hose. Sc. &c.
Together with an assortment of,
Georgia Suiped Ilolnspnus, Osnabnrgs,
Cotton Yarns. Shoes. Hats. Caps, I'onnets.
Just received and for salc by
CA. MEIGS.
April If IL
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TIE EDGEFIELD
.FEVRsaEEE sEGsHDEuW Y,
CONDUCTED BY
Eer and SarS .JO11cS.

Esr and lMrs Jones.
NNJlLL open as heretofore ADVERTISED, on
wv Monday the 7th ofFebruary. The ar
Engagements are as follows. a Primary Depart.
ment Junior, Middle and Scuior Glasses.
In The Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and .Ele.
uientary Arithmetic, So 90
in The Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Abridged History, Composition, 90
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme.
tic extended, Grammar and Pars.
ing, General Geography, Histury
Of United States and of England,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, 10 90
In The Senior Class.
Ancient Geography. General History,
Critical Reading, Rhetoric, Logic,
Botany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with view 10 a more tho.
rough understanding of English, IL 90
Instruction in Music, Is OO
do do French. II 90
The year will be divided into four quarters
of eleven weeks each, commencing as follows
lst of January, 18th Of March, isl of June, and
lst Of October.
Books, Stationary, &C., will be furnished al
prices TO cover expenses only.
N. Is. The present quarter (to commence on
the 7I fFebluary,) will be charged as Il half
quarter.
feb2 IF 2
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81 SOUTH CAR OLINA. Z.
EDGEFIEEDs sDlSTHIGT. &
Nv THE COMMON PL.E4X.l

So" vs. - y. .z''1e'DsTE - -
James II. Jones'. ~ Co. y Attachment. =
HENHE Plaintiff in The above case having hiI,ii1ig
IL This day filed his Declaration in in my Soi :.
flee, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known to reside within ihe Iiniis
ol this State, on whom copy ofthe said De-
claraion, with rule TO plead, can be served.
On moIion of MIR. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff.
1t is ordered, That the said Defendant appear
and plead to the said Declaration, within wear
and day from The date hereof, or final and
absolute jndsmeiit will be awarded against him
by default.
THO: G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 26, 1s47. qly I9
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LIVER r DESPECT4C
M E. D I G. In F.


H N offering this valuable Medicine to the pco
81 pie of s. Carolina for the relief md cure Of
many diseases incident to Southern climuie,
do not claim for it infnllibilily; neither DO l.,
say it will cure nil diseases. BIl in 8JE ~
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend its
nse, from rcy personal observation and Use Of
the nrIiclc in my own practice. This article is
lavorubIy received wherever il has beer used.
am allowed To refer to Mr.. George Heard Of
'Ironp. hIr John Warren Of Columbus. Dir.
McAllce Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbliry Hull of Athens,
Mr.. WilIinm ID. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd.
John +. Dnwson Of Lagrange; TO which n
great number Of rnlnes might be added, wht'
hear their testimony 10 s value. ,.,...
iinbiiual cosIivcnoss is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per.
sons of sedeulary habits, which often exert q,
very nnIavornbIe influence upon the general
IaeII b Of the subject; and is particularly mani.
resled by restless and desponding state Of the
mind, irrrgnlnr if not II loss Of appeiiici For
this condition ol the system, this article is conf!
dcnly recommended with the positive ossrf.e
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted. 20 as
not To move the bowels too actively. relief may
be relied on without any, even the least OF ihe
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
Use Of the common pnrging medicines usualT3
rcsorled 10. This article will be found 10 act
as i pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the c0inui0D pnfgjng medicines
are designed ~ effect ~
There are some constitutions liable 10 reght
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almon every fail,.
to such. recommend the use Of this Medicine,
beginning a, least by the middle Of May, OF first
uf June. 90.
b1any persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, oiien experience a sense OF fulness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach az
ter eating-in such cases dose Of this medi.
cine will 0hen afford immediate relief. ,.s,,.y !.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costiVeness, they may use the article.
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, It is most yalu.
able medlcine. -
could append long lis, Of certificates, but
forbear, preferrlng to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine is
gentle and certain cathartic tonic and s,ldorific.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheatem s. Settle, DuntonsyiIle, Charles Free
man, Cairo P. O., and
J. D. TIBBETTS,.
Edse6eId c. H.
sept.8 1y 80,
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NOTICE.

M Z. ROFF, who held conditionally an in.
IfA terest in the righ, of Edge6eId District,
to llotclItiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (PaienD
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or mae any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, of said
rig sh:, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
MIR. J. t. WEBER, we auhorise, with full
power to act rs our agent.
:, CoTHRAN e. MOOfE,
March /, IS47. .f
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SOUTH CAROLINA.i 80 81, q
EDGEFELD DISTRICTS !, ss5 e ~ } !
IN. EQUITY. @ '@s',-. sae = ss's'S

II. ii. ltlli, " OILERS Amended sBilI s.
os. for ~:
Jonathan NJ. Hill. & others ,y.Aeeoun.. ia
EFT appearing tom my saiisfaciionttat Josafha1f
a NJ Hill, James E. Goodwin and wife. Rhy..,
donia, James Hill, Amanda Hland ;lIenrietre
Hill, Defendants, inzthis case, are. absent from
and without the limits of this State. On nlotioD
by Mr.. Wardluw Solr., it is ordered thai the
said Defendants, do appear. and plead answers
nr demeauorsto said bill within three montlIsa
from the publication hereof or; r;the5 said Bill
will be taken pro conlasso. againstt them.
SIS. TOMPKlNSE ED
.-Cana1nissionez4 q Goo, % e1a4a
5Warcirf sf},n 80
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.


Dr. Isaac Brunch Bill 70 Foreclosure
os; Mortgage of
Nobert VI. Mann. Land.
T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Robert
Il VI. Mann, The defendant in this case, is
without the limits oflhis State, on Motion, or.
dered, that he do appear. and answer, plead or
demnr, 10 the said Bill within three months
from The date Of the publication hereof, or the
said bill will be taken pro eontesso against him.
Fl. A. JONES, c. z. A. d.
Abbcvie c. h., March l3, 1S45. 3mS
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April
HEAD QUARTERS,
Cd Rrg'ntCaualry, S. G. ~.
E.. ALL IL 1910

y
EpGErIELp, April II, 1915.
OREERS No. !.
TEVIlE Edsefeld Squadron Of this Regiment
y will appear AT ,Edseicld G. House, on
Saturday the 2OtlI May next, for drill! and re-
view.
Officers and Non. Commissioned Officers,
will assemble the day pevous for drill and
instruction
The Abbeyic Squadron Of this Regiment
will appear at .abbeville G. II. on Saturday,
the 3d Of June next. for drill and review.
Commissioned and Non. Commissioned Off.
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
BY order Of Col. THos. w. LANHAM,
G. w. BRANNON, Adj.
The AbbcviIle Banner will copy twice and
forward account 10 this Office.
April lS St 13
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NEW GOODS.

IElEIE Subscriber has just received splen.
IL did Stuck Of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware fine lot of
Musllns, Barages aud GnsEams,
Fine Mantles and Shdwls,
Bonncts aud Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and Muslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Gcn'lcmcn's wear,
A fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, Of all
kinds,
Leghorn. Panama, Palm, Silk and Bcver
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockcry,
A good assortment Of Groceries, such rs
Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE,
With many articles too tedious TO mention.
all Of which will he sold very cheap for Cash
or on limo, TO punctual customers.
3. G. BRYAN.
April II If II
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@WANTED, a Young Man TO stay in
a Store. One that can come well recommen.
ded will be preferred. Enquire at this Office.
May II 1t IL
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Fair Notice.

A IL Persons indebted 10 the Subscriber By
IN Note or Account, are requested TO- make.
payment by Return Day in October next, ifi
they y ish TO save cost, and all sums which are
within magistrates jurisdiction, if not paid hy
that Time must also pay oost !; as must llaye
money 10 keep up my business.
NJ. w. CLARY:
Colemans :. Rnads, March 1:3, Unto. g.
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Unmerciful.-Au old bachelor oul west,
who edits paper, heads his list of mar
riage notices ''melancholly accidents" hut
lacking even the common courtesy always
exercised by editors in reference 10 acci-
dents, he omi,s the excu!pating phrase, "no
blame can be attached to either party"
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NOtice.
A LII those indebted to the estate of Charity
IA Johnson, decd, are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having demands
to present them properly attested.
G.. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
july7 If "a
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PRINTERS, TYPES

ASIlLL be sold at BRucE's ". York Foun.
w dry, after March Is, IS4S. ut the follow
ing very low prices; Tor approved 6 months
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BarOuche for Sale,

A LIGHT, strang aud neat Two Horse
IA Barouche, but liuc used, for sale low, by
GEO. PARROTT, or
]. E. MCDONALD.
May 81 4t Is
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ofder1ie e'efy 7Hf1cty sry7c Tdncy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Also, q Complete Ass0rtmfnt Of
Hardware and Cullery-CI,ina, Glass and Tin
Ware-IIats, Caps aud Bonnels-Buols,
Shoes and Slippers-Saddles, Trunks
j. and Carpet Bags-Drugs, Paints and
-Gruceries-Leutlicr DC.
Persons wishing CHEAP aud Coop Articles
will do we'll 10 call, and particularly those who
who wish TO pay CASH. They shall haze Ear
gains. We have alsu on hand
900 lbs Cut Nails, ass'l.d, from to 40 DIS.
J2OO0 lbs Iron assurled sizes.
The Nails and Iron will be sold al Factory
prices. for ash. z
GOoDE g. SULLIVAN.
.AnriI 6t II
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NeaO Spring Goods.

FENf1E Subscribers would respec fully in.
IL form their Customers and The Public,
that they have just opnned an unusually large
Stock OF
Spring & Summer Goods.
embracing every variety and style Of Fancy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.
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~%5&SsNSyTs W
POETRY.
MARCH.

The stormy March is come at last.
With wind and cloud and changing skies
hear the rushing of the blast
That through the snowy valley flies.
All passing few are they who speak.
Wild, stormy month in praise of thee
Yet, though thy winds are loud and bleak,
Thou art welcome month to me.
For thou to northern lands again
The glad and glorious sun dost bring
And thou hast joined the gentle train,
And wear'st the gentle name of spring.
And in thy reign Of blast and storm,
Smiles many long. bri Iht, sunny day,
When the changed winds are soft aud warm,
And heaven puts on the blue of May.
Then sing aloud the gushing rills.
And the full springs from frost set free,
That brightly leaping down the hills,
Are just set out TO meet the sea.
The years departing beauty hides
or wintry storms the sullon threat;
But in thy sternest fIown abides
A look Of kindly promise yet.
Thou bring'st the hope Of those calm skies,
And that soft time Of sunny showers,
When the wide bloom on earth that lies
Seems of brighter world than ours.
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THE
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

b. b. MINOR, ESQ, Principe!

IL
-ets-
sRs REQ. TYm. Meade Pres Dr. f. II. SiriJins,
Aler. FL. II. Stuart X. S. Brooke,
EPilidm Kinney James Points.
1nos. J. Niche,
vHHIS Institution will be opened on the LIST day
Il of November, in the spacious and handsome
Town of Staunton. 1t will be under the manage
>ment of b. b. MINOR, Principal who will be as
sisted by teachers OF the highest qualifications.
TERMS for Session Of 10 months: One half
payable in advance, the remainder at the middle of
the sessi0n--
BOARD, including washing, sl2o 90
Primary Preparatory Department, en-
bracing photography, reading, writing
and the elements of geography and arth-
metc, 20 90
All the branches of English, 80 90
Making Board and Tuition in English,
&C., $l40 to $50.
ANY one Ancient or Modern Language, $40 90
Music on the piano, guitar and harp, each, 40 90
Use of instruments, 500
General exercise in singing, in which the
whole school will be expected TO engage,
(includng the music books) 500
These exercises in singing have been found to
exert very happy influence in strengthening the
voice, developing musical talent, affording variety
and recreation, and aiding discipline.
The Principal would not embark in this enter
prise but with the determination TO make the nsti-
tuition one of the highest order His efforts will be
instruction, and to training their characters, especi-
ally those of the boarders, under the sautary
moral and religious influence.
November g. 1917
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nj | S C e l. l. A N Y .
TIE ALPS.

The following beautiful passage is from letter
in the Providence Journal written by traveller
in Switzerland:
''My first view of the Alps was from Berne.
which city occurs next in the path of nv narratiye
had taken walk towards evening, to the En-
glscho Promenade as II is called, mile or so out
of the city. Thence fine view Of the civ is oh
tanned, with its towering cathedral steeple and the
ambergris coored Aar winding around it, as almost
TO insulate it completely from The main land. had
seated myself, taken cup of coffee, and bread and
honey, was observing the people and the scenery.
and occasionally casting my eyes in the direction of
some huge white cumuose clouds, which seemed
to hang heavily upon the eastern horizon The
thought occurred to me if those clouds were but
mountains how magnificent they would be thew
would be too magnificent; they would be beyond
all conception or all description they would satisfy
the most intense yearnngs of the imagination; thew
would fill forever that great desire of the mind
to feel, If only once an impression Of the purely
sublime. listened TO the music for half an hour
saunteTed around under the trees, and then strayed
along the promenade little further on away from
the crowd but my eye still continued, from time
to time, to fasen itself invountariy in the direc.
| Interchangeable clouds had ever seen; and the i'm.
preston gradually grew upon me that there was
something unnaturally hard and angular i'm their
outline Can these, then bemountains2 Iconfess
this thought, as it first dared into my mind. occa
stoned kind of trembling and sinking through M v
whole frame. Is it possible that these clouds in
Heaven, so white, so ETHEREAL SO high above other
clouds, that these are mountains
Two peasants were coming along at the time,
their coats and scythes under their arms | walk
ed up to them, and said, 'Will you tell me if those
clouds there really clouds or mountains?' They
looked at me for an instant with some establishment
either at the energy of the action OF the sngulary
Of the question, and then, with bow and scrape
| answered.
Mountains, sir, to your service"
"And there they were, indeed the Alps, the
high Alps, like the imperishable white pillars O
Gods throne, piercing into Heaven, incrusted witt
pure marble ct snow, and family tnged with ;
ruby light, as if it the smile of the ALMIGHTY
had seen enough. felt silent, and bowed befor,
the greatness Of tho works Of God"
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WHITE LEAD, Pure and Extra. for sale by
~ March 10. K. BERKELEY.
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THE BEST YET.

no GU s II 7 n G.
Ill AS just received superior lot Of Segars, con-
u sisting, in part, Of the following:
Principe, La Norma Pantllla, Casadore, Rega-
fla, Eagle, Spanish, halfSpanish and Tobies.
Also, superior lot of Smoking Tobacco Pipes
and Stems, at bis OLD STAND,
No. 8, Cheaper Side,
Main Street
Feb. 9, 1913.
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JUST RECEIVED,
iNSEED OIL, Putty and White Chalk.
March 10. T.. BERKELEY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-22

JUSTICE TO THE BoYs.-The rights of boys are
respected in one place In this country at least.
Here is what :he official authorities do for them in
New Bedford, Massachusetts,:
owe are having great excitement here i'm the
coastlng line, which is the only fashionable amuss
ment to be found. The great snow storm which
we had eight or ten days since made fine sleghnp.
and the boys soon converted School street into hill
to slide upon. Whereupon the Mayor and Coun-
CT! ordered all horses and carriages to be kept clear
of the street, that the boys might enjoy the fun
And to Iatlfy their order, themembers of the Coun-
Gil with the Mayor joined in the sport. This was
enough to render it very popular and in a few
evenings most of the fashionable people, ladies' as
well as gentlemen, had been down.
One street was not enough-so the enoipes
were brought out, and several other streets were
watered until they were converted into ice hills
The most fashionable place is Walnut street. 4
1t IS estimated that there are from five to seven
hundred people at Walnut street every night until
IL o'clock; and some three or four hundred at
Maxwell street. Many others are numerously Wis
tied. The poorest sled is valued at six doars but
most persons have very large ones, stuffed and CO.
Vered with carpetlug. Common sleds let for forty
cents per hour"
II that Mayor is not perpetual Mayor Of New
Bedford as long as he lives we shall say that the
new Bedford boys nave no influence with their
mothers, or the mothers none with theft husbands.
HAVE REspEcr FOR YOUR CALL1Se-A me
chanic passing along with his saw and axe in his
hand, came UP with master sweep talking faml-
liaIly with smart looking boy.
els that your son ~ inquired the mechanic.
eyes" the sweep replied, che is"
"You don't surely intend making 4 sweep Of that
little fellow, do youP
"If he behaves HIMSELF" rejoinej the father, 81
shall but if he is not good boy will bind him
apprentice TO carpenter or some such trade"
"Boy" said traveller TO little fellow whom
he met clothed in pants and roundabout, but minus
another very necessary article Of aPparel-"boy
where's your shirt?"
"N1ammy's washing it,"
''Have you no other ~
"No other ?" exclaimed the uTchin with ndig
nsnt scorn "would you want body to have a
thousand shirts ?"
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
BY LINE W.aGON,
I HID. P. r Sugar,
L sc, N. o. do,
/" Mulasses
6 bbls. Tulsa Whiskey, prime,
Salt, Window Glass, &C., &c.,
And for sale at reduced prices. Call and see at
ISAAC PAUL s. CO.'S,
adjoining Valley Hotel
Staunton, Jan. 10, lS4S.