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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-03
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,...s, 1...,.r-ssMs q ~ AND Blsr ROUTE TO llE Nh,
eR-ssss1-hs-aS GINA SPRINGS. daily LINE OF
PACKETS no IY IYNCHBuHG.
Fare through Ia the W he Sulphur $40 50
Fare 10 l.ynchbmg 80
Servants hall price.
On and after the ga oJuly, Packet Boats will leave
Richmond daily al a. M, tsmays cNeepieD and AMY.
in l.yneburg tl6mics) neNtday at6 7 NJ From thenee,
Stages passengers have choec o two toucs go the White
sulphur by finrasle and The Sweet Springs, tile oh
b the Natural Bridge and Dagger Springs distance 100
mics which, divided into two days tp avoid night travel
ling. Returning, passenger om the White sui hu AMY g
in yneibutg the second day, al p NJ go board the
Boats at p M. and arrive in Richmond III ~ hours onthe
second morning time Tor breakfast, and take the Northern
cars steamboats, ior NorioIlt and Baltimore.
The Southern cars leave daily al g. + NJ.
Passengers by Boats ot Charlottesville Stnunton and
TarmNl.c, will leave lchmonl Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Fare 10 Charlottesville, only 81 90
DO Saunton 30
DO FafmYie -
Packet Line,
BOYD, EDMOND 81 DAVENPORT
Stage Line,
W. =. PARISH & Co.
Jrly 25--ts
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the hr Ridge and ts vicinity, adjoining the lands al
Siedd hs,fs, less Richie and ot~ts THIS tract known
he Blue Rdg tract, lies al The eastern hasc ol the blue
RtAee at mountains. the head waters ot EnrhancA aud
hi.h creeks hath sides the road leading from redla
Mills 10 Lexington by Pryor cap and On both sides 81 the
road leading humthc buffalo Spmgs Ia Lexington hy the
Gap, is about IL mites rcdla Mills and l.
lcNneen aud contains by actual survey and calculation by
latitude and dsp3ffute
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Lie 0 Rl-C e
l. EST q r r | Y a l.
AND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT INFORM ALTON

1vNlE subscribers tHf pleasure OF 10 the
citizens Of .ynchburg and surrounding country, that
thsy opening the cheapest and most extensive as
sortment of
Gentfetwen's Goods
offered in this market Feeling assured that their
goods regards style quality and price, will prove sn-
cent inducements o purchasers, they invite all, whether
wishing tn purchase not TO call and examine They are
opening choice and extensive stock of CLOTHING,
comprising Dress and Froc Goats, Over Goats, Sacks
Psoes of every shade aud quality Cloth Claas at various
prices, Vests and Pants OF every description and large as
sediment of Furnishing toods-in part follows SHIRTS,
Understands, Drawers Cravats Half Hose Gloves, Soeks,
Scarfs Ties Silk night Caps, Money Purses, Money Belts
French and German Extract and Cologne Baudaa, Phi
locome, Fancy Soaps, Loes Poma,um, Paper Weights,
Tooth, Nail, Hair and Hat Brushes Walking Canes and
Umbrellas. Hats and Caps, Sc., &c.
ALSO, large stock of Cloths Cashmere. and Nes'm9s,
Of the style and patterns which can be manufactured to
order at very low prices
In addition to present stock, shall be receiving
goods weekly by Express, thereby ahordng to our Gus
toner, the advantage. OF fresh goods aud newest patterns
WATE"HOUSE kP0ffER,
Main ST., a fe,o doors abore the Franklin Hotel
Sept 23-tx
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ng~- Oflhis qnaiite about SD acres are belle, cd
ssSE1S~ 10 he arabic There IS ar abundant supply OF
TS&sgS fine tnhc, tho land, aud two fine streams
run Through H. capable OF driving 'aw mills ~
N.so-fom halfac,c Let. in the town Of Rcthsl, on
James rNornhles above ync hhurg and IN the county
I.ol No is bought of Mrrrt and William white, and de
,crhed the sad deed "sere house and Lumber house
lot No :, boosbt of Edward Carter and described IN
said decd as the ,.Wmc lieuse lot"
Lot Ne. aud ., described III the SAID deed
cant nnmpro, cd lot adluininins The White housc lot
Al M.So-anohc Tract o lahd sItuatcdtn the county ot
Amherst, known sthc "lia,tlrss' tract routamng Two
Hundred Acres. recovered lay the said Richard s FL
lis o NJ Martin, adjoining the lands ol John Flood and
others
To rac the debts secuted be paid h, the asmonaned
deed trust, with all ntcp. that has accrued shall se
cue thereon, and all the proper costs aud charges omahs
the saewhIch will be continued from day te day until COM
pleted.
And in execution a the trusts created b, another deed Of
execu,cd by the Richard fls, dcrd IN the
Thomas H. Fills, Charles Ellis iuniar, and thamro
Carter the ih day June, IN the lss aud Which
trust deed oi record the Clerks onee the County
Count 81 Nelson cat the instance aud request o the SAID
Thomas II Ellis aud charles Ills administrators ul tharlcs
E,s decd } will he sold by the undersigned, F,nstoc
Aforesaid public actou the highest hddcr, the
day Hair not the next TAR da, aud at III. place
and on he terms all respects as the sale oi the ohet
property herein beare named, 10 he made tract o lad
situated in the county OF Neison, Smiles west .! the ro
House, adjoining The lands o thu estate el Lee Harris
decd and others containing 81 ktS aud patented 10
the -aid Richard $ Ellis ON .,e 23d June, 1904.
To rac the debts secured 10 be paddy the last mention
ed deed Of trust with all interest that has accrued of shall
therIou aud all tn" proper costs and charges o ma
king the said salewhch Willie continued from day today
until competed.
While the subscriber has reason to dnuh, the validity
of the title to the property cmhaeed by the several deeds o
trust herein before referred 10 vet he Will sell and convey
only such interest righ aud title and 10 the said proper
ty under the sevral trust deeds aor,said
lawfully sell aud convey, and he will only mako to- the pm
chaefs deeds with special warranty against himself aud his
heirs, and all persons claiming under HIM.
1hc said Thomas H. Ellis md Charles Ellis, il, have
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I.rxisaros, Aug e7th, 1850.
n meeting OF the President Il Directors OF
the North River Navigation Company.

NRDERED that each OF the share holders pay toJas IL
Paxtona quot, dollar upon each share in addition
to the quota called for August the 18th, be paid IN the
manner.
Ordered That general meeting of he Stockhod
be held Lexington Saturday, the hday OF Sept
at / O'Clock A. NJ.
Ordered That the Secretary advertise IN the Lexington
proposals will be received until the list day o DC
tob.r execution OF the work ON the North RIVER I'M
povement according To the plans and speeeaos o' '
Sncnce and that Notce be given that the President and
will n,e, nersons disposed to become Contractors
=, ,n tLc 1eb Of September, in order 10 show the To-
cation of said Improvement ,,., ,.,,,,,... >,
JAcon NJ. Rvfr, Sec'ry'
Sept2-tlO
vJNE for receiving Proposals Tor the execution OF the
work the North River,s extended to the lah day OF
oc,ober JOHN JORDAN.
Pres't y. II. n. Co.
10
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Domestic Goods.
EsO.S.S'FsYS, sc. Is'c.

JULY 18th, 1850.
40 - LADIES' AND MISSES BONNETS, just rec.iv-
D~'b.) ed, at from y! cts 10 - each.
SHOES for Ladies, Gcntemen Girls and Boys, at from
- cents upwards.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES AND LAWNS, very
cheap, with great'many other new and iashionab
goods, which can he sold very low Tor rash.
JNO. ]. PTRNIS, hG'r.
POSTSCRIpT.-I am SELLING OFF great many
kinds o goods At COST, and belom oos ior CASH
July 15-ifts j. J. y. AG'r.
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vey acres and iperhes lies the cast side Of Ped
lar river and both sides OF Harscy creek, and both
of the nchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike road
distant from Lyncburg sixteen and halt miles II has
been surveyed aud laid off, and Will be sold, in LOTS,
follows:
First The Tavern House Lot, and 81 acres lying
trcy on the south side Of Iosleys creek, which there
a aCOMMODlOUS AND W ELL BUILT TAVERN, with
the usual outhouses.
SecondThe Water Power Lot, and 81 acres including
the present dam and mill-race.
Thrd-lot No. or the Lower Water Lot containing
half acre resting Peaf rYei and ia front Store
House lot.
Fo,uth-Lot No ., the Middle Water Lot, containing
three fourths of acre. which the Post Office now
stands.
EIfh-Lot No 3, or ;he Lumber House Lot, containing
three lomth's Of an acre, above the Tail race.
Sirtd-I.oi No j, the First ll Lot, containing enc
and fvecg,h acres above and fronting on the Turnpike
road.
Scuenth Lot No s. or the Upper Hill Lot, containing
aud thry,e pcches, above and fronting on the
Turnpike road,
EiShth-I.ot No G. the Mill Lot, containing three
eghth's acre the fork Of the Turnpike and Coon'y
roads. including the pld Mil House.
N.SO-auoher tract OF LAND situated IN the county oil
Amherst and described in the said deed as containing
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Lots for Sale.

CT have some warrant LOTS for sale, lying on so
IH sides ot thu Turnpike, Irading from Nj Hees's
fA..A Shopto Dudley and Johns Factory Apply n -
=. Rees tur terms. HENRY LATHAM
Sept 2}--ts
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NOTICE.
The publ sher of The ILLUSTRATED DoMEsTic b.
DIE has received han hundred letters in re-
la'lon 10 sending the work by mail. To accomsdlie
III Sc WIN have agent In their vicinity, the Whole
work will be seri by mail for s., RENTED in advance.
MS reduction will nearly pay the postage. The b ok
viii certainly be finished in twenty five numbers. to be
Issued on the lst and 18Th Of each month. Five num-
SeIs are now ready.
Please address, post paid. S. HUESTON.
l39 Nassau street, New York.
ssrt26- STIFF
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EourIEundrcd and tNvcnty-t,yo

sAtsN twenty
sesan9, and half acres, less purchased by
Esssza the said Richard s Ellis OF 1ohn Burts aud
shs9AsS lying nthe South waters ot Pedlar river.
" AISO-another tract OF LAND situated in
-sss-- the county oi Amherst and described in the
said deed as containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ONE AND THREE QUARTER ACRES more OF less,
purchased by the said Richard S, Ellis o Samuel Buks
on Of Charlc adjoining the lands Of the estate Of Joshua
S. Ellis and others.
ALSO-auother tact Of LAND situated in the county Of
Amherst and described in the said deed containing FIFTY
ACRES, less, purchased by the said Richard s. Ill
lis of Charles Burls's heirs.
ALSOano;her TRACT OF LAND situated in the county Of
Amherst and described in the said deed containing NINE
TY EIGHT ACRES, or less, purchased by the said
Richard S Ellis oi Joshua 5. Ellis.
The four oil Land last above named constitute one
commonly called the Bowen tract, and VIII be sold
such 1t includes the small mountain, known as "ilss
mountain" This tract is situated about mile South
west OF Pedlar Mills, and quarter of mile from the
l.ynchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike road. The sell
is strong red clay, capable o the highest Improvements
about ono thnd of the tract is in original growth Of the bet
quaty Of timber well WateIed, and in o the he
ueig hboufloods in the county.
AiSO-annthcr tract Of LAND situated in the county 81
Amherst and described in the said deed containing SIN
rY ACRES, less, being the "Nill" tract ineln-
lin thp
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1t is about miles from the Jamestsera at Waneh
Ferry and about onr miles from Pcdlar Mills Is well tm-
bccd chiefly by the original growth well watcrcd by the
branches o NJ APPLE and Cedar Greeks, and in good though
not thictly settled ncighbourhood
ALSO-anothcr tract OF LAND situated in the county Of
A..l.. t.,l i ~ H.. j. J..
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One hundred and Fifteen Acres,

less purchased Ivy the said Richard 3 Ellis Of
mel liogg, adjoining he lands al Samuel Nieees heirs aud
others. This tract, Known rs the Thomas ercok' tract
contains BY actual survey and calculation by latitude andde
partue, l21 1t cs upon the branches o rhomass
Mill creek and Cedar creek, both sides o Burtords old
to'd, abou, five miles from Waugh, F,fy and about the
distance irom the Blue Ridge Canal.
ALSO-an~hcr uart of LAND situated in the county Of
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E0ur 0i. Fire Hundred .srres.

purchased by the said Richard 5. Ellis of Ioh
iIog2' heirs, adjoining the lands oi Martin \
Dawson and others This tract, known As iht
"lioeen tract, contains by actual survey and
calculatian NV latitude anil den,rtttr 36f
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Give itaTriaI.

VOU will find it to perform all i, promises, in a
i manner not to be equalled. much less ex"elled
We ailude to JULES HA UEL'S VEGETA.
BILE LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is no~ gen.
orally admitted TO be the best, and indeed the only
article which will dye th. hair in an indelibe
manner. without the slightest injury to il or the
skin 1t is entirely harmless, and yet it gives to
red OF gray hair the most natural and beautiful
colors and is adapted to all compiexions, as black
brown, or che<hut color, may he ilstantaneousy
produced, and cannot he removed by the action Of
heat, persprai"n, water, other hostile agents.
This simple and excellent article is the only hair
eve which is compounded in a scientific manner,
warranted free from all injurious substances; and
the immediate effect of which is truly wonderful
BE sure to ask for Jules IIauePs Vegetable L.
quid Hair Dye, as there many limitations On sale
against which the proprietor of the above would
caution the public.
Prepared by JULES HAUEL, Philadelphia.
Do For sale in Camden by James X. alckain, H. j.
DELAY, and F. L. Ienp
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Drugs, Medicines and Perflmery.

The subscriber has just received line ass0rment OF
Pcrfnery and Fancy Articles. comprising Farnias koqs>
ter, Otto of Roses fine Aromatic Vinegar: Lphins an
Rosses Extracts of West End. Jockey Club, Jenny Ln*
Citronclla toza Bonquede Ca.pine Eau Lustrai Bears
OIL Bandoline, Philocome, gehnne Macassar Oh Sion.
rands Italian medcaed Soap. Transparent Wash Balls
Sand Balls, Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nynph soap'
Shaving Creams; Mcen Fun, Lily White, Rose T"c,',
Paste camphorated uence, Hair tooth. nail, aesl anl
IIorshornd candy Gum Lozenges Yeast Powder in bot
les, Favouring Extracts Of oil kinds, Spices, DC. &C.
Constantly on hand, complete assortment Of Drugs,
Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent md
Thomponian Medicines, Surgical Instruments Perfume.
ry, lamps. Garden Seeds. &c
o. Orders from distance carefully packed, and the
quality of every article sold warranted
: Oct 81, JAMES r. McKAIN.
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Victims of Dyspepsia!
IOOsG IIGisE!!

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that it is superior 10 any other
now in use, for the cure of Dyspepsia Liver Com
pIant, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the propretors' G. W; AL
LEN, NJ. D., philadelphia, and j. A. g. W. L.
CLEVELAND, No. 2O7 King Street, Charleston,
So Ca.
ar None Genuine unless signed by DR.. G. w.
ALLEN, and countersigned hy j. a. g. w. L
CLEVELAND The b. tiles having the words
"ALLEy's DyspEprlc MEDICINE, Phila," blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
z. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept ) 30 ~
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
SABIN'S WASHING MACHINE.

TIE above machines for washing clothes have
uecn used and approved for the last six months in
tins place and vicinity by men of the highest re-
spectaby. and the subscriber is prepared to fur
nisb them at short notice. The machines are of
simple construction, and perfect in operation. They
can be worked by boy, girl, or woman, and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes.
All persons are forbid inf inging OH the patent.
UJ Directions 60 with each machine.
[ E. G. ROBINSON.
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Domestic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock OF
Black and Russell Pcgged Brogans, and Russell
sewcd Negro Shoes, all Of our own manufacture,
which we can recommend TO our customers as
thev have been got up with great care and made
.of,he best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct ~ w. ANDERSON, g. Co.
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In Ebuity--hancaster District.

III LUtItJ tJ--H1tEtOte"<St 2. ~
Samuel b. Emmons et al. vs. Susanna Va stoi',
Eyccuriy, CT al.-Bill 10 subject property and
income, and for PARTITION.
TT appcarinr To my satisfaction that Asia NJ.
CASTOR. Samuel n. CASTOR. Jefferson CASTOR.
Middleton e. CASTOR, William X. Mcdonald and
wife Eyelina, William Frederick Williams, Sarah
Evelina Williams and Susan J. Dye, defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond the limits
of this State 1t is ordered, on motion Of Clinton
g. llama, compainanis' Solicitors. that the sa'
Defendants do;a pDcar, and answer, plead or demur,
to the bill in above case within three months from
the publication Of this order; otherwise judgment
pro coufrsso will be entered against each and all
of them. JAMES II. WlTHERS1OON,
C,muissioner's Office, &. f.. J.. ID.
March 10, lS50 3-:m 81 00]
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LIKEWISE

An unusually large and varied assortment OF
L,erhorn, Straw, and Rich Fancy Bnnnets, of eve
nv size, and all Of the newest shapes and materl.
ais, with choice selection OF Bonnet, Belt, aud
Neck Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers.
AS canno, possibly enumeratc all of the "thou-
sand and one" prcttes have recently received
would respectfully solicit general inspection, firm:
" believing that frequent visits, "quck sales and
small profits" will prove profitable, hnth to the
public and !AMEo "lLsoN'
March IL 3U u
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DIR. CUE L e MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

FEMH LE CUNFLATNIS.
This Medicine is n Vegetable Preparation, and far sur
masses ooprs Fills in all cases in which hev
menIel. iunIre,s of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken down. have been restored to perfect
health by the Use Of this invaluable medicine 1t is en-
rclv harmless it's operaon and may be taken with per.
feet safety n my time.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walton, propie-
tors No II n. Sixth street. Pha.. James Il Mckain.
Camlcn Bcatwright and Mot, Columbia, j. NJ Cohen,
Charleston.
Julv lS ~
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DE. G.. M, JACKSON.


At The German Medicine Store,
NO. l2O ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Will eiE'ctuaIly liver complaint, jaundice,
dyspeTsia. chrunc nervous debility,
disease of rhs kidneys, and all dis.
eases arising from disorlered
liver or stomach .Es
Such as consraon inward piles flllness OF bood to-
the head acidiy Of the stomach. nansea heartburn disgu
for food iunes weight the stomach soIr er1rta0ns
sinking or terng tIe PIT of tie stomach swimming Of
the head hurried and difficult breathing fufierng At the
heart, choking sufcarig sensations when III lying
posture dmness division, dots or webs before the Sight,
fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of perspimon,
yellownpss of the skin and eyes, pain in the sde back
chest, limbs, &C.. sudden rshes Of heat burning in the
ats costans imaghings OF evil and great depression Of
spirits. .ea -.
The genuine entirely vegetable and free from al
chool smuant syrup, aocs rheubarb caloIel acids,
and all mineral and injurious ingredients, they pleas
ant in taste and SMELL and mild in their operaton
gripping or giving uneasness, they give strength ioths
Whole system whilst they drive fromi disease. They can
he administered to the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE,
1t appeared in tie leading German Journal of 'ilade-
phia the "Plnadrlphia Democrat" The Editor per.
sonaliy acquainted will. Dr. Hooland and prizg the
vices Of this great he could quietly look npon the
assurance Of an mster without apprizins the public Of
approaching danger:
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Make Way.

TNO make way for new goods, large supp,'yof
Il ladies' " inter Dress Goods will be sold at
greatly reduced prices. f. W. BONNEY.
February 90 Is s
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DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA

This Medicine is WARRANTED to be superior to any o'
er preparation of So rsaparlla the woas cured anu
will cure more cases of Scroula, or kings EI CosuhP
,on Bronchitis, Eryspeas, Obstinate Intnneol: Cru
tions Bi0lchcs Bes, Ring Worms, and Teller SCa'u
Head Chronic Ulcers, Mercur;al disease, Rheumatism
Neuralgia Liver complaint, Palpatio Of the Heart Dys,
pctgia etc than any other medicine discovered, and
hence il The best purifier of the blood offered to the
public Read the certificate Of Mr. Brooks, and then send
TO our Agen, and get pamphlet containing scores just as
ISAAC BROOKS" "JR., CASEH
GO AND SEE HIN AND you WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned, havn, visited Mr.. Isaac Brooks,
kr al the office Of Mes>rs Rowand Walton, 376 Var
Jrt street. Pha consider his the most remarkable
one We have ever witnessed or heard Of
His disease was SrruIla and terrible must have been
his twcyc y.ars conflict with the destroyer His Palate
the entire ocf of his mouth, Nose Upper Lip and lower
lid Of the right Eye have been destroyed ms rore nearly
vet ". can give no d ,scrlp!inn OF his case
Mr. B. informs that in january last, The whole interior
of his month"; as well most Of his face, was mass o
deep and painful ulcers. .
IN tb I,b of January last lie commenced taking DR..
Cllens Indian Vegetable Panacca, which checked the
disease in few days and from thai time the cure has pro-
gressed without intermlssl'n 80
though badly disgred his face is sound and his general
health Is restored. -, - ,
we arr assured that in the treatment of Mr.. Brooks
case no M.rcu-uls, OinmetS or Caustlc applications
hny. been d-n fact the Panacca alone has wrought
this wonderful change.
PnILIr :. WHITE. Esq, w. JONES, vi; -
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, ~ STEELiNG, W: u.
Rev. 4. ID. GILLETTE, r. >; Roif; vi. "
Rev. J. II. NICHOLAS, JACOB fRlNcki ". "
Rev. WM. UnIE, ;. Is coLEs' W. y.
Rev. T.. kISCAiD, j. w. hSiiMEAD, Esq'
Rev IryI BHIyK, p. SKEN SMITH, Esq.
r. GrIIIoy, sa l.. 4. Cooley. Esq.
And thousands OF Others equally respectable, whose
names might be added if necessary.
Residence side of Jefferson street, third door from
SciluyIkl running from Schuylki Sixth. between Lo-
Gust and Spruce
Wholesale and retail by RowAND L. WALL on. Proprle
tors No 2I n Sixth street. rhiia, JAMES MckAIN,
Camden. RoArwRIGIT \ NIor, Columbia, M ConEN,
ctnr,es;n.
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. LSO :.

Barege Shawls and Mantles; Black and cold
silk Parasols; Ladies' Silk Cravats; Thread,
Silk, and Kid Gloves; Misses Thread Gloves. all
sizes; Misses white and Regatta Cotton hose !;
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs; Cotton Hosiery
of every description.
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G. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, s, G.

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold al reasonable prices,
The goods arc got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade and will be found superior IN work.
manship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell an article but hat Q good and substantial