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Stoves sToVBsl! STOVES =:


II & d. WRIGHT s cos Patent Wood and Coalstoyesi
-. AiI-tight Stoves most improved patterns, sulta -
bic for Halls, BaT-FOOms Churches, etc; 80
Common Stoves nine and enpiats Stoves
franklin Stoves, for wood or coal; -
Furnaces C0pperand Brass Preserve Kettles, different sizes;
Copper Liquor Pumps Thu Pumpsi
Oliver Moons Patent Well Pumps
very general assortment OF Cooking Uensis and KitehAn
Furniture, OF Copper, Iron AID Tin WqIei;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and CandlesuckHi
Brass, Bntannia and Japanned Spttoons;
need and Cash Boxes lumber Ilranes;
tall and Steamboat Lamps OF different sizelI
britannia Tea and Coffee Potst
Britannia Soup TuIeens, Of differentsiz
Dish COvpR Copper ard Tn Measures;
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea-Kerles.
Buck 3 MeGfan's Patent Cooking StOsesi
ChOEeh : Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
My Own Patent Stoves, the most improved plsn to
burn wood OF coal; Cooking Ranges
American Air'isht COkng Stoves, for wood coal
the most Improved plan
Rotary Ranges lor wood or coal Of different sizes
ship a1Ooses, OF different sizes and patterns
English Steak Dishes, COysEs and Stands;
Of as O0os y' SEWER ps Ssgias S
NTACKEREL., No. liza half kits No. s-aO hits. and
1tI 90 half kits
SHAD--l2 half barrels. -
SALMoN-51 half kits; ll.kih quarter PAEHaH'
CLOVES-e0 harrss
CHOCOI ATE-25 cases
SAROfN FS. half h0xes--l0 eases.
JAVA CQFFEE-N sacks. =, i. r,Dgu,Dr, .z.o 4,
RIO LAGUYRA and HA fANA Sgt + 49, 49, -
Eoresia bV E, HART CO..
ie8 5 Tehoaptoalss street.
SPADES FOR SALE.
40 DOZ AWESiS BEST SPADES, for sale cheaper
~ than AZ me maauiaetOiY, Apply q No y -NelseaF
hsei, Up liain'
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HUNGARIAN LITANY.-The following is a trans
lation of the Litany, composed by Kossuth for the
Hungarian and Polish warriors:
God and Father, who hast brought thy people
from the slavery of Egypt, and hast led them into
Christian land-restore us to our country.
Son and Saviour, who, having been cFucifed,
art risen, now reign in glory-Regenerate our
country.
Mother of God, who our fathers proclaimed
Queen of Hungary and Poland-Save this our
iatherland.
Stanslaus, protector of Poland-St. Stephen
first King of Hungary:-Pray for US;
Casimir, protector of Lithuania-PFay for us.
Protective saints of our infant and struggling
nations-Pray for us.
From the slavery of Muscovy, Austria and Prus-
sia-Deliver us, oh Lord.
By the martyrdom of thirty thousand, slain at
the battles of Bar and Pesth, who died for their
faith and liberty-Deliver US, oh Lord.
BY the martYrdom of twenty thousand of the
inhabitants Of Praga slain for their faith and their
! iherty-Deliver us, oh Lord.
By the martyrdom of the youthful sons of Lithua-
mia, slain by the Knout in the mines and in exile
| Deliver us, oh Lord,
| Ry the martyrdom of the people of Oszmiana,
| strangled in their homes and in the churches of
their representatives us, oh Lord.
| by the martyrdOm of soldiers, massacred at Fis-
| chan, by the Prussans-Deliver us, oh Lord
! - by the martyrdOm of soldiers inundated by the
hno9t at Cronstadt by the Observation-Disclosures
us, oh Lord.
BY the blood of all the patriots slain for Their
lalIh ana Their liberty-Deliver us, oh Lord.
:, by the wounds, the tears, and suffarings of all
! the slain and exiles of Hungary-DeliveT us, Oh
! Lord ~
GIVE rs universal war for the liberty of thy
! people-We heseech thee, oh Lord.
| Grant US our arms and the emblems of our ma
tion-We beseeeh thee, oh Lord.
Grant us happy death upon the field of battle
| We beseech thee, oh Lord. u
Grant us peaceful tomb for the repose Of nm
remains-We beseech thee, oh Lord.
Grant us the Independence, the integrity. an,
the liberty of our eountry-We beseech thee in Nh
name of the Father and the Son and the Hoi
! Ghost. AMEN
NICE FAMnY.-A female thief was latel
arrested in Paris, whose family consisting of
members, have always lived byrobbery. The sen
fences passed upon them at different times amour
to 2O9 years and 10 months Imprisonment I
these 100 years were to hard labor, 50 years clos
confinement and hard labori and "a years to sim
pie imprisonment,
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Through in Seven and half Days-Stage Travel
Redueed to Ninety. three Miles.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAqUIRB's DAGUBRREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
j age bestowed on him he irEt had the homer o.
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into RewOrieals,
i've ysan ago during which Eehe has aiken more portraits
han any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited ct the Fair n cqmpetIion with others akeH ~
he bert operator from NsWYOrk and he was awarded the
FIt Premium No specimens at bis sstablEhmeRt
but those taken BY hnre J. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEsT. His long eLpseace and constant practice
he best Inducements 70 dsOHs Of Instruction In the
beautiful art. Genuine VogHandeg Camerus 70 per cent
cheaper than any the city; al other articles the same
Plates at e. per DOZEN Sooys No for SO 25KUsIaned
he best pste made in the United States Gases % % and
" b; NeEYOFk Cameras at 118.
20 OTdeFs from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. 8 CAMP street
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AZ F. CUCHRAN g CO.,
81 Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm
u pOrters of FRUITS. NUTS, etc, have for sale
POWDER-Agency o. the celebrated American ChTys-
tai Powder Company"
RAISINS-200 boxes NJ r and layers,
GTTRONS-I00 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-l50 baskets various brands
NUTMEGS-2j0 pounds No. /.
LQBSTE RS-Agants for manufac'y ~. Caldwell& Co..
MUSCAT FYlNE-I1 cases and casks
FlGS-lG01 drums selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PIN ENTO and RACE GTNGER-3OO bags
ALMONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-POE various qualities 25 quarter casks superior
old MedeTa. in bond. etc
BRAZIL Nuts, PEA NUTS. Etc. d..
'BUTTER--a00 kegs superior St. Louis.
OLIVE 0ILs-200 baskets piDts and quarts.
BITTER ALM0NDS-20 trails
CURRANTS-5O casks New Zante CunantS. jeHH
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NEW ORLEANS TO AIOBILE-By the daily line Of
IN Mail Steamers. OREGON. Capt Hiern CA LIFOR.
MIA, Capt. Reynolds and JAMES L. DAY, Capt Glib
eson leaving New Orleans at IL clock and arriving
at Mobile next morning at O'Clock. Fare, S5-Tme
through, Is houn.
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LUzENBERG HOSPITAL.

LULEN BERG HOSPITAL
Situated on the POntohartra ain Railroad.
THE above Hospital fo the fourteen years under the
4 skltul and attentive management Of the lats DE
O, A Gutenberg is now open under the care Of Dr. J.
RHODES, Tor the reception OF patients. -
- Terms IF .ddmisSiOE-
In the Upper Walds-One Dollar per day
In Private WaTds-fIOm Two to q hse Dollar per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged extra
Within the large enclosure Is an INSANE HOSPITAL.
devoted only the treatment of those afflicted with insanity
II separate and distinct building for Small POX and
other contagious diseases
FOrfuIther PARTICULARS apply Dr. w. IRVINE at the
b Hospital OTto DR. ]. RH ODES. q RoyaIsf lie IA Sm
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

VI. maker aad dealer in JfstVELRY, -GOID4sA T.
PEN4, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. kSMA
Az JstseTy arroes repaired ct moderate prices. m8
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Time through, "a houn-including stOppages Staging
reduced to 50 miles. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
Opeka and Griffin, passing through West Point LaGTange
readiness to forward number of though passsn
gers without detention. 7H..-
The Cans the Railroad are of the most approved con-
srucOn Those upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
State-rOOms and Berths, for night travel
For through tickets amply 70 the Agent at the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Hall, or Madison House, Montgomery,
Alabama.
e Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery, will save about "a.
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Made bV Thomas II. B0faeH... Sold By R.ALPH&- co
No. ID NEW LEVER.
'FNHESE Steam Gauges used on the following
4 stsambOat FeIFy-hO Two BFoheu. Alex. Scott,
Auocrat, Illinois Sulisna Grand Turk Eud9ra. Magnolia,
AmaIanth O. E. Watkins Elisha Princess, Princess No a
Natchez, New Orleans. Mary Folia, Olivia Tow boats
Mary kingsland. PhRniX Swan, PeEsn. Hercules. and
COnqueTOr ~ By enqunng of the Engineefs Of these
boats any person can be satisfied the practical ussof
the Steam Gauge. IA 3m
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By the superior frtelass SeameB-leaying Mobile at
P and arriving at Montgomery second day to II
n. The line consists Of the following boats: SELMA.
James, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt. Walker. Fare
$9-Time through ~ to 43 hours By the Daily Mail Line
COaCh-Fare, S10-Time through. 40 hours.
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6 - 800 -.
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CHARLRs LRwIA W. ARTHUR HILL
LEWIS AND HILL
A n r Or N f. rs "A r, La ~,
HEFDERsOF. Rusk County Texas.
M LII nractice in the Supreme aud District Courts %
the State and viii attend the purchase and sale
Of Lands, and the location Of Cefcates 10 any part of
the State. iyf2 "
PLANO FOR SALE
A VERY good PLANO. for very low price may be Ind
"A at 152 Camp street. opposite Iiafay- - -
ate Square. Also, few VlOIaIN5 and n
GUITARS, and an assessment OF PtANOf3 nj IA II ~
J.. G, WBBER. Boot and Shoe Dealer
Julia ana ECO Camp S1 6s5laS 81 ST..
...sooT 22oaifD "a SHOE i sT So5IRii3
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his lneneudugg
great variety Of LADIES' GKHTLKMRN's BOoTs AND
SH0Es-and viii sell at the Gas Prices share OF
public DatrOnageiu respectfully solicited Hp7 "
SHOWER-BkTHS
A NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, at the low
a pnee OF S14 combining ShOEer- BdtraHd Bdthfug.
1H-may be found at No l52 Camp street also, Patent
FAN-CHAlRS, of various patterns. For sale By
MRs L. PAPE. l52 Camp street.
-. -. - - Opposite Lafayette Square.
Workman. mhN
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- TOOTH-ACEE CURED
III LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By DR.. hIENSING'5
IOOTB-ACHE .EEIHIR, or no charse- ~ Odics
SAROhpELBT STREET, p door below GiTOd It.
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. G.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
VIEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1s40.
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and Savannah:


MontgomeTy Opelka. Ia RaiToad s. miles
R aP@asRo RsdSs sRafs S miles s
Savannah, s Pm Charleston sam St'mbOat I4OmiIes
Montgomery to Charleston, S23 5o-To Sa0GH-
aah $40 50. Time through I3 hours, including two
nights rest, viz at Savannah and Macon.
The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and Sayan
nah Line, are the MetamOra, William seabTOOk, and Gen.
Cneh well known for their safety neatness and sumptu-
Gus fare. No charge for meals or BeTths; .
The Cans on the Genital, Macon and Western Railroads.
are Of the finest description.
Staging reduced 20 SO mlles. $3.50
Two DAILY LINES Of fouthOHa Post Coaches from OPe
lka TO Banesvile, COumbus-besdeB extra Coaches
always in readiness carry forward any number OF through
passen gers without detention. .
Hotel, Montgomery Hall, Of Madison House, at MOntgOm
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
al Montgomery, will save aboht "
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fare-S2O . Time, Is houB.-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamers to Wilmington North Sa,oh1ai thence by kal
road Petersburg heoce TO Phiadeiphia by the estab
lished mail line, via Richmond, Washington City, and
Steamships from Savannah 10 NeW York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
Savannah alternately every Wednesday-a on the
Montgomery on Monday Morning will reach Savannah in
time for the above Steamers, by means OF an extra night
train from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston to Nei0 York
Steamships EORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every SatuTday--aInyng IN
New York on the following Tuesday....F are SIS.
Steamships from Charleston 10 PHILADELPHIA:
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Charles
ton alternately every Thudsyayins in Philadelphia on
''' 'D''o"'A' SUISSE wa. s. McGiBONEy, Agent,
| uaH b. Charles Hotel,
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
ANJE have Just received Of little work showing
the stOf Cotton perpOund, shipped either Mobile
or New Orleans, when landed the wharf at LfVeTOO
q any given price, rate Of exchange and fgghs and also
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors commissions and other expenses added This work
complied ard published by MI. James H. Lawrence al
this city. and of much aYthmetca labor and will 40
doubt prove valuable and practical assistant those
engaged in the staple. II Is got in STYLE pocket
book fOm and for sale by
mills III III. NORMAN rs famn a
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MONTGOMERY To JHAhLESIUN
NEW ORLEANS AND New YORK MAIL LINE-Vis Griffin
Atlanta, and Augusta.
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SPADES FOR SALE.
90 DOZ AMES'S BEST sra 90 sale cheaper
81 than a. The manuiaeoif,s APpH ~ ~ e ssssA
heet, up Stain, 80
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~ For Assessor ~; - sMsssrs. Editors Please an
Plan Books tor Nun cipay No Two, Candidate
Of State Assessor for the Third Representative Distinct Of NeWOE
au2I' SOME PRoPERTY-HoLDERs.
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ANCHORS AND CHAIN GABLES.
'OR SALE Anchors and Chain Gables, at 21zc per ID
Apply at u NatcheZ street. M stairs. ap3O
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0ARaIAGEs. .oARRIAGEs.

A complete stock of .sADnBERY, TBUEKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the loves market
prices ~ County Merchants and Sadders be sup
piled with every article in our line. ~ Odea put up
with care. ]. A. HORTON s. co,
AMI dEW So Common ST., and n Canal 81.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DET III NOIIUE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
II that they can be consulted daily at
their Office, from A. n. to r. n. DR.
PeanOn's many improvements in DEN-tN 49,
tai SURGERY, are too well kROWu and -4LLY
appIecaied 20 require enumefatHg. His Block Teeth
DariCplay worthy The atentan Of those requiring artificial
ones Their pnces graded snit the circumstances Of
all Office at their fesidepee, B4KOfFE street, near
Canal n
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For AssessoT;sss Eds. Crescent; Please announce
THOMAS D. HAlLES a. aCanddate Assessor the Second
Distne, At te Election November ls prOfssionbuygg
selling landed property
qua lies him for the office, and being justly
would perform the duty efficient and impartial be viii
be supported by THEPEOPLE
The extends from Benjamin. Estee and
ITALIA Streets the middle Of Julia street, until Canal
thence down the Canal TO the Lake. aui7
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~, For Sheriff. - Eds Crescent. Please announce
Mr. JAMES P FBERET Candidate for the Sherialty the
ensuing election in November the dersion off Wing
Convention. au2 MANY FRIENDS.
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COI,EMAN1S IMPROVED PATENT PORT ABLE
UFlD GL,.dTORY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w, T. CoLFMAN, GFOd street
lVA door below BaTonne, New QheaEz. These Nlis
are in successful operation in the following States
Ohio New York Pennsylyani, Virginia, Kentucky, Indi
ana, Illinois, Michigan, WiseoHsin, Iowa Missouri. Ar
kansas, Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi LouEana, TeXaS
Mexico and account Of their portability, are the very
chased recently for those " Dggins"
~ Warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the
ehaseT. money TeInnded. LmhIAl - w. y. o. :.
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~ For Justice of the Feace.-GEO Y. BRIGHT,
Second Justice Of The Peace for the Parish Of os Candidate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12
FASIIIONSl FASHIONS
For the Eli and Winter of 1848--9

4 NOC LII respectfully INFORM the citizens O Lynch
burg. and the surrounding country, that my North
ern and French report Of Fashions has Just come to hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, Of New York They are
very different from any thing heretofore issued and 10
fine taste.
Thankful forthe liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, my friends and the public may be assured with
the advantages have in being agent for Of the best
reporters il the United States If getting garments Gu.
the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they fancy All work Entrusted TO my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN OAkEY.
Jan 4-Wts
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G. "a r. a II
MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
Grand Capital Prise SEOO,OOO
splendid prizes Of $50 900 each amounting 500 600
splendid prizes of 80 600 each amounting to 500 600
S prizes of el2 800; amounting to 100000
20 prizes Of $1,000 amounting to 100000

WE respectfully request the attention Of the public the
w annexed gnfcen scheme which offer believing
10 be the best arranged and most magnificent Lottery
drawn
IS Number Lottery, Is Drawn Ballots.
Each package Of % tickets Will hay drawn numbers
A package Of . tickets can draw e250,0U0
The lowest three number prize is 81, $50
The 1st and ID drawn numbers entitled to 81 900
This has been examined approved hy the
Lottery Commissioners and will be drawn in Baltimore city,
...lSl 10
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a. Please order few days before the Lotteries draw All
orders punctually answered BY the return mails
855-he price Of packages OF Quarter Tickets only, is
adj ertsed above.
The Managers printed drawings, endorsed by the
mSoners APP onted r this purpose) by the Governor Of
Maryland, in III sent to Correspondents.
{5- Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers OF Packages Of Tickets seldom have
than chances ganst their drawing package
the capital prizes and package may draw four Of the
highest prizes Two-thrds Of the prizes sold in Packa
yes Of tickets
81 Prizes promptly paid in gold, upon presentation
Office by bank drafts rcmed to any part of the Union.
Persons distance from Baltimore, who wish Fortune
Buckled their Backs, will find that it is only
enclose the price, s laid dow the above schedue r
package single ticket to the truly Fortunate framed
and old established house of
PYFER & Co,
April 2-lm No. l.GHT-ST., Baltimore, Md.
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GR.lSS SIZED

GRASS SEED
WE have in store fine supply of the various kinds of
uIass seed which we are offering liberal terms
green and will guanee all that said Of them IN former
advertisement They the same as the Eno;sb Blne
Grass Seed kind friend Main street endeavored to
persuade farmer to believe and sold him the blue grass in
their stead. 80 W g.
March IS LACY s GARLAND
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Philad. & N. York Advertisements,
TO Library COMMITTEES. MERCHANTS, &C,
GEO. y. APPLETON,
TgOOItscl.er Publisher and FnnDorter
'o I61 Chestnut 81, corner Of It'll, Strain,s Boildul
PHILADELPHIA PA.

TE7IE Proprietor of the above establishment would beg
leave to call the attention of the public to his large
stock Of Books in every Department Of Literature The
most particular attention paid to the execution Of orders
from gentlemen DESTROYS Of increasing their Libraries and
Committees in every town and village for the founding
Libraries. His motto is Charge sales and small profits
which be proved by referring his Catalogue, pub sh
cd every quarter, which viii be gratis all parts
Jnon On application post paid. His store is arranged
that visitors find the Books for themselves, they being
classified according to subjects that the Lawyer Clergy
man, Physician, Merchant, Farmer, Mechanic, find
the Books they in search Of without the aid Of guide
Every attention shown visitors, and is hoped
strangers Will make convenient Lounge during
in the City.
All orders for Books published in any part of Europe
America puncua attended to- and furnished the lowest
prices. Information in regard any matters pertaining
his business chccriuy given application to the Proprie
tor Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied liberia
terms.
NLarrh 3G-3nn
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ALSO MARTIN AND WHTTFLEY'S
n A III 0 Y AL II o NIC

PEPSLI-For sale by john H. Seay Iynchburg; 4
White Ittsyvania {. II. H. Archer $50 Dan,e iIenrv
Htzewood, Castle Craig
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eFDF EsEFFs ElSFag7Jg gS3sF3sCWE.
FE7lE Subscribers have Inferred into copartncrshp under
the and style Of \. trJliCIt.Nll Elmer s Co..
Tn the purpose oI r1aLIc,IHga
Gcneru. Clo!-1lng Establishment.
They Larc haa5 lar2e ana handsome assortment o.
READY ETADE CLOTHING.
ofo kinds opted 10 the present season. which they ofitl
Io flint l-, al tAcr s,ft, nest door RI 1vrcc- office
Main Sire 4, LynoAJurg. n. GUGGENIITINFR,
II. GUGGENtIEIMER,
S. GUGGENIIEIMER.
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NEW GROCERY STORE
CO III vi SION HOU E.,

TNHE undersigned have formed co-partnershp tor the
IL purpose Of carving on the GROCERY md CON
-WISSIO,N BUSINESS, IN THIS PLACE, at the
OLD SI.LND OF Smithson, Septoe s Co, Opposite the
Farmers Bank,) and they now receiving, and have
IN store, large and well selected stock of
Family Groceries and Staple Dry Goods,
together with extensive assortment of HATS, caps,
BOOTS and SHOES and also a good assortment OF
HfDD.lRE which, with the additions that Will contin-
nc to be made to their Stock will enable them offer their
customers and friends generally, very desirable stock
they determined to sell cheap or approved
credit Particular attention will be gwen
OF produce OF all kinds prompt returns rendered
They respectfully solicit their friends and the public
orally to give them call before purchasing elsewhere,
they are determined to please
They will sell Tobacco at FIFTY CENTS per hogshead
When advances made the usual commissions Will be
charged They have good auctoneey attend to the
sales. WAI T. SNIrTUSON
ROBERT STATHAM,
Opposite the Farmers Bank, Iynchburg, Va.
p S.-Parcuar attention given to orders S. s S.
Jan 15-i3m
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SODA SAg, VIggAVETS.

:
r!NHE undersigned, the only Of the genuine
Soda Sal Eratus, Beg leave to caution their customers
and the public against article made imitation of the gen
une by several manufacturers who have been induced this
by tho great favor article has with. To those
who unacquained with Article, have only
that single trial according to the directions (Which
placed each pac1agc will manifest its superiority
other kind Of Sal Eiaus in market, and it
wholesome and perfectly free from impurities. The genuine
article be obtained of any OF the wholesale gocers
druggist. in this city, Boston, Providence Philadelphia Bal
tmore and New Orleans. Purchasers particularly
quested to see that our brand is each package.
JOHN DWIGHT Co
New York March 29-4t