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TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
Photographed for'ae u, no.nurs v,rslnlan.
The Rewcn Dessa scaf4on-D Death Of
senator SSi,itcesEs -, AZ.


Nav GonK. Oct :
The Bowen deialcatinn Is mol as great MS re-.
rorted aud will probably he adjusted
Senator Whcomb. Of Indilna, died in this
city last night.
The Express of tins evening. soysrhqt Mr..
Webster will soon relieve himself aud friends
of the embarrassment growing ont Of the use
of his name in conncciiou with the Presidency
Arrival OF iE,c Black warrior.
MuBuF, Oct. ).
The Black Warrior arrived % day from Ia
vana. Taccioli. loader &c the Liberal iarfy,
was gorotod The snll,rings brought upon
his mother, IN consequence of the execution ol
her son, produced her death.
The Crescent City was not allowed 70 enter
The Hacbor hist Purser Smith VAS retained
baltimore Ts "a rEGcGs, Oct.
FLoUR-Si.3l. carried % to - C;
White 100 10 11O.
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WARWICK HOUSE,

liz LY N Cll - 4 X q. RGi N / A. I'LL
fI'l proprietor has removed from tho Virginia lotel
to liz above House auo hns fitted up large Re-
ceptiou Room Olice ard Bar Room which mike ono
81 the first cinss loelsin Vprinn. All he hns 10 any il
there sm be- neither expense ortronblc spared make
will bc under The Infringement of experienced
and attentive air win good and tr1sv Tho
Livery illl STABLES. nfe nttn. he'd 10 this Hotel.
whore hof-cs will be- well taken Of The sfnge ohce
for all the frtfnt lines running of Lynciburg. il
sept tia Iac' nnd the ticker oee for the Richmond
and Dnbvic knilrold, and the ,uth-Side Rnlrond
Petersburg g. NJ. BRYCE, Propr.
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NEW &s&sOass.


Il fHRtNti STCCCOiNG. &c &c.--i'ne sub>cri-
h"r thanttn Tor the very liberal patronage extended IL
him. b2- lctYr to refn9d the public tnat having mum.
Der f superior workmen work for him. and
with tie u al the best materials cnubles him to exc.
cute hi. wnr, N manner unsurpassed in TINS any
other CITY. All wol> entrusted To my care. will receive
my strict personal attendance, aHd be finished with dis
patch. My friends in any of the Joining
lies wanting work done. will please give call.
His Office in rem of Tinscv Taylor Y Cos, corner
of Min and Reservoir streets, but any orders eft at the
Nngni1n Ralding Room will have immediate attention.
as he will caiI there ,gulafiy. GEO 3. McCLEES.
p. S.--Oae or two industrious boys wanted, 10 whom
good c,aase viii be given to become finished work
men OFT dim q. b. NJ
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spsEDnON's SV ~ ks2&s--A Ellison Jr PRO
a ptteiOr.
steam Saw assss planning Fs.isa.
Door, Sa~4.Iiiad u0H Hos Faclory
MI 0ld Bacbtte Iporh
LroR Tuy7,fnDe 0Hi fUiing,


BlucE smHhiHg etoH descriptions.
These works having been fitted up Mt great cNpense
with steam power, and a,-e variety al machinery fo,
working wood aud IRON, form the mos. complete cstab-
iishmeut OF the Kind in the Southern Stotcs and
better WORK urd cheaper rltes. ban can b.
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud tho,e intending build. supplied with
Doors. Blinds. Window / IA mes md sash (9ucd N
luzea if requirc,) Mouidines, Flooring dressed
tngue and erooved, ready for laying dressed Ceiling
md Mountaineering, Inlines, and variety of ohcr
materials required in Luild ing.
Contra tors supplied With Danpand Stone Cars Der.
rick Gearing, WheelbaIre,s ic md Bar. AID othcr
Fools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand und f,r salc reasonable terms
all varieties of ooring nni Otter LaIuDc., worked o.
m,vorlscd Saving and planning done to- order. Bill
nf Timber sawed to order.
jan lifts \. s=ETTLETO$..Aorni.
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AERa.5N5A.--At rules 5cld IN the Jerks ono,
of the county Court Of Amherst, on Monday the
lih day Of October, 1852
VIM, u. Mormon md Eliza Anne Ii wife who va,
formerly EIizn Anur Massjc Plaintiff,
against
Charles ModloN aud Mary Ii. wife. who wns fnmerl,
Nary Massir Edmond ltooch mud tponky his wife who
formerly Frpuhy Massir Thomas Mn-sie, Iohn Aus
sie, Chmlc4 Cninpbcll aud Betsy his v'c. who ens
formerly fotscy Nassir. Hi Alassc, Edmond Mas.e.
Charles An,,a Smile Massje, widow aud relrt Of ms.
Gampbel, decd and july Aos-ic anil John Ma. sic..r,
Trustee, peeadanta
IN GHANCERN
The object Of This suit IS In procure division Of the
Tra-t e.ta Of which 5ulIir Mastie r OF lohn Mn
sic sr.. died po-.os.ed mud which she derived under
the will ot John GampbelI Iced.
And it appearing. ~ affidavit, that the Defendants
Edmond Roach sHd Frankly hls wife 8 ho Eumefy
Franly Mne-ir Charles Maddox aud Mary In wife Who
wn4 formerly Mary Massir. Thomas Aips.i- mud John
Nassi" d., residents Of the State Of Nir2inu.
they required arpcnr here VIII nonc month nilcr
due publication Of this ORDER and do whit ia necessary
IL protect il is ordered ttut copy
hereof BE- published pcck, f. four successive
'eck. in som" heyspapcr published inlbc cito Lynch
burg mud posted M the trout door Of tho Cont House
# this county, ontl" lat day Of the ort county court
A eopy--1estc.
oct o-wiw SAM'L NJ. GARLAND. G.
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BLACK WATER XAEsN JEANS.
Large lot Negro Blankets.


DLASTERsNG.-l taAe this method OF IN
L forming the public that am yet alive, aud hopeby
continuance Of Their Patronageto i've and erYethcm
tn the best of my ability until oil age shall caus" m" to
rrlinouish my hold on vitality am very thankful for
the fvors and dimes have already received and hope
by close application my business, to merit conn-
uuncr of the same.
state to the public that have .;t re,eiy i. %rcst
from the cityof New York lot OF oEsN a w EMS
for fitting Parors. They of the latest styles "nd
ratterns Persons who wish or old Inriofs htted
p can have them done at the ortest notice aud on the
most enable terms. othose who are acqon'hte
,y,b mo ner.onuJl> would say Firginan, and
no Yank ee some have represented me [" pc nave
won golden opinions Of great many peope'oad pIedge
myself to wear them in their newest gloss. After this
assurance ON nv part hope. through the patronage of
a generous public to say, with Shakspeafe;17
The mind swayb by and the heart bear
| . -. Shall never lag in doubt. orfanl With lear.
| address, A. L. HAMBRICK LIBERTY,
| or Lynchdrrg Va.
The undersigned viii remain in lynctburg ior sea
SON. as he has work hand in the city "A. l. ri.
! Oct l-dlm
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HREAP CASH STOEsE--NEW FALL
" GOODS.-lnm now receiving fall assortment Of
NEIV GOODS adapted 20 the present and approach
ing season, which beg call the attention ct the
public. Having been eIrctedin the Northern cities.
with great care from the latest imporaiions they will
be offered moderate profits in der 10 insure quick
sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage | have received
since changed my business from credit to the cash sys-
lem. shall hope for continuance, upon pledge of
selling goodsas cheap they be purchased in the
State.
will always keep ia hand large stock of season.
able goods at the lowest prices. j. o. MEEM.
Oct Its
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a. "A NJ Oh a AB1t a - LII d \ H. eaN,
= AC., AT AMHERST COURT SE.-I'ur-
spnt decree, ct Amherst Circuit Court, made
nj ts AUGUST terms 1871 aud -, in therein
depending. Of "fcudleton aud wife Brown. 1rus.
Ter Nc h' undersigned, the comfniss noets thereby
appointed. will. 81 Monday. the FL dny nI October
ncN (hat being out lay) the sftc n front Of the
Count House, sell To- tho highest bidder, the FnNrru
house ~ amherst Court touse, occupied by : phn
: Slrnt Ter. Ia which lhtte urr uttnche Lot continuing
ELEVEN ACRES. md all ocrssare out snscs Stu-
biz. ~. md also the House obiquelN opno-c.
occupied hy Fielding Brown which fhprc i've
Of hnd attached. ThIsis valuable propct y worthy The
aftrp'ioa ot purchaser and i. sold II cnccf Partition.
IT, whole property will be sold together sonnatc-
II. onty be determined The dry -ule. Possession
eisau ON he - II .InaHary, 1872.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit OF one, t,p and three
yeor f5r cqportions or the ruchn=c oo1ey The pun
chascr 'xccuting boods with apIroeel p onl seemi-
tN and the tide retained ns ultifnoc srturif.
RIO. a. PENDIEToN,
r. {. FIERCE. Comes.
sop = 2tet14 WIIlIAMM PIERCE
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HNi0N rOUNDrsy.-NE wv CON
JONES, BEGGs d BROTHER,

y tEkN.-Ihc subscribers hive associated Thorn
.elvcs together nndor the style and firm Of
JONES, BEGGS d BROTHER,
MI rrsperiully call the attention Of the public their
FOUNDRY, nlont mile below the city, mmedintc.
the Cuual W ere they prepared TO furnish my
description Of CASTING, in loom srnd. Mill
Mckinney, Snetrnns. CuIdron kcttcs, new importa-
liun ui (mrrn or Porch Chairs Hat and Umbrella
Stands, JENNY lud Pnrlor Grnics md Tenders, pian
or nney Balcony Iinne Of the hne-t style, Plough~.
MI szcsand patrnts Brarlcts. Hzes, Stoves md
iprs, columns Of all sizear which the attention of build
ers are inVci,-nl of whclrt8cy will furnish ut North
en prizes, aud only ask call insure snlcs. by
prompt ION md faithl workmanship, they hope
sharon far portion 81 public patronage. All orders
thankfully received, ard prompyexecncd in the
ost vie. WILLIAM IL. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
sept 2l-,dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
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nlCIxsNs0N GO aLEGE.-

~ sion of This ancient - md avore nst ution will
commence on Wednesday,. the 18th Of Scptember-
Punctualjfy attendance uired alike By The inter
of the students and Of theGolIcge
Board in good tmlies tnny be had Mt prices ranging
$l25 10 $500 per eoN. (Studenis prirrring
board themselves reduce this expense "A, low G25
cents per week. The annual charges, including hi-
tion. board and all incd entas for washing,
fuel, and Iehts, vary between Sis 90 and $4,000.
Carlisle, Sent s. t. G.. COLLINS, President.
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SAYM. IL PEA&E. ADVERTISING AGENT
w 4 Cokccior. basement 81 me "Snh Iron BuHd-
ing, entrance on Baltimore sMerchans and business
DESTROYS of advertising in any spaper published
in tetrited States can do 50 by applying to VIM. II.
PEAKE. Advertising Agrut Bascmentuf sun Iron lui-
ng (eutraLcc on Baltim re ~reet) where files of all
II" country papers may he seen.
~ Country Editors wishing appoint agent,
eau do 50 by ndng me their paper to the above adj
dress
- Accounts collected and prompt made.
moderate charges.
REFEREECEs.
Chs T. Maddox, esq, Postmaster
Robert q. fa>lor opposite Barnnms.
F. \. Iipp Z Co. Publishers of Daily Times
Burgc~S. TAYLOR & Co, Booksellers Sun iron binding.
Henry raviar. BankseIcr cor Baltimore and Gay SITS.
j ". Bond & Co, de. Al Baltimore ST
+. Lor,~ .jr., do. 10 Baltimore It
John Alurphv & Co.. do, 17S Baltimore Il.
Garfield, nlotler & Co, 229 Baltimore ST.
oct g. IT,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- Religious Notice. funeral OF
- the .ltc Riri,ord Pa >ifs. decd. will tuke
,rrt I, e. Hence of Lis iather. the cond Sun.
DIV IN Ortn.,r. (sep' 30--dtt
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Postpone fssCtff.
GAZE OF a VARIABLE CAVERN

The above sale l. postponed until 7ua4lHy the l5tl
1T. TOd l.ldS1 H., s. =.
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Ticl.ets Gorl lc l,.e.idem.inl Eleclion.

Order, for Tickets FIR the Presidential election, will
be supplied promptly, pndon reasonable terms, ~ ad-
drc4>inq this ,fFrr
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i YNUnlsUlsaa rOUNbRY--1ntba .i-

and theytohc lb' opportunity TO return tn, q
the lubli lr the very libcral patronage H. Tie
IT. x q. S. Duguid. and beg ihaaIrc ~ =.
-pnc.
We lnye On hind a lot ofToBAceo SoHevsANp rREs-
.f~a Toba' shef iu. gottcnnt IoRh-no Points
ofuil descriptions, Mill G"nting, ~,',ught and cnst,
fhrc ling Machines, &c &, 81
!. y. DiUGUID,
Jun 5-ts q s. DlUGU1D.
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Arrival OF The Esinck warrior
RnltiInorc NsnrEAcls. Oct.I.

FLoun-$i.3l. WnEAr-Ited % 10 81
| White 100 10 l1O.
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Be KIND TO THE O1p.-Be kim

Be KIND TO TIlE OLD. BE kind
to those who are in the autumn Of
life, Cor thou knowest not what suf-
Cs:inss they may have endured, or.
how much itmay still he their por-
ton to bear. Are they querulnus
Or Understandable Allow not thine
anger to kindlc against them; rcbuke
them not, for doubtless many and &C.
we're have been the crosses and trials
Of earlier years: and pcrchancc their
dispositions, while in the .spring.tinc
Of life, were more genie and flexible
than thine own. Do they require
aid of thee ? Then render it cheer.
fully, and forget not that the time
may come when thou mayst desire
the same assistance from others that
now thou rendercst unto them. DO
all that is nccdful for the old, ar do
it with alacrity, and think it not hard
if much is required at thy hands, lts;
when age has set it's seal Oh thy brow
and filled thy limbs with trembling,
others may wait on the unwilIingly,
and feel relieved whrn thy coffin lid
has covered thy face forever.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favonrs The subscriber wish
es 10 inform the public that he still mau,ic- 70
turcs Cotton Gins III his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that the cotton ginncd on one
ot these gins "t the late Improvement il: worth
1T least Il quarter of Il cent more than NE cot
tom ginncd on the ordinary gin. llc also man
n!actures Them on the most >liujl- const rue; ion
oi the finest finish and ni the hest materials 10
wit, Steel Saws AMI Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which ne will sell for ~ per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
plc,c order at the shor;cstnolcc. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punciually attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, 3 G. Feb II, 26-.:f
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" Educational Notice.

IhpIfSiEpe sc Ees on of the BRADFORD
81 RINGS FEMALE INSTITU.
1foN'whi open ON The First Monday OF
the ensuing FFcbruary.EM Thef hefHl'rustcesl
VIII that title have completed som adj
Ill; '2nihpnvisnms for the comfort Of tia
BgtrIer>i; !; and the adjnccnL grounds will
Lc ElHccd IN an Improved condition.
Is, 4 1lg, Various departments ot instruction
1Mi,i be filled by lie most competent
Ttnohcrs'ha, c"n he unilainctl ; aud lhrru-
nj or no oue will bc retained longer han
ability and fidelity are exhibited the dis.
ciiafgH OF official dnfy. ''.',,.
IL Is very Important that the mcml,crs al
tie Collegiate .Ciasscs rcln,n at Tie be.
ginning of tie Sion. ',l,at the regular
Xcrcises may 80, hc retarded
&.l4It- TERMS. IG".RIJ
~ 'I'ic scholastic year terms oi tho first
Monday oil February aud closes on the
i ,st; cdncs,lay ol No;cmhcr, and il
divide d into Two equal ss.ons. lbs
board, per SESSION. including bed,
le'!diig, lights, and Washing. ,lie, r.Ys
pupils being res 0nsi's!c ior
/ tic vario:s furniture of thor H'i !;
rooms. an inventory al wiucl,1He !
will be regularly kert. 500 GO
'It'tnin IN Primary C:;.ss. 10 OU
Tuition IN other Clusscl. II llU
FIentliG or Latin. - 10 co
Music on Piano or Guitar -" 20 90
use OF Piano -ra.t- ~ .tG
Ptfpis on Guitar furnish their avn ~ I,
/ Gnitars for plucticc, and also = Z
(! Their Guitar >!ri!.S. s- ' a3t
Drawing and painiing in Oh or
l Water Co!ors. Ur Nlnndc hrGina-
Tic or India lux, each - co
Ornamental Needle Work. Sc > 80
/ puPiis furnish their "wm materials. :, "
BY resolution ol tho Beard, persons
sending two pupils viii have ihcm
h'arde,i at s: % per nnn'h; and those
sending re Or more, at $50 %
purJmOnih. 4.s In. sa,-.a., .
D.B.MS URN, ,Scc'rg <S Treas.
{ Dee. 23, lo3l. Il 0-,i.
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Groceries Groceries F.!

VIII ne received in few dnys choice lot
u Groceries; consisting in par, Of
Oid Government Java COFFEE
Prime Rio Collie, (ncw cr0p)
Green Tea in Lib and l-2 Lib caddcrs,
Hbls best Baltimore Flour
Sugar of various descriptions,
Prime Goshen Butter.
Best Baltimore Hams.
Prime Lard No. Mackcrcl,
y. q. md Cuba Molasscs,
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Salt, Rice Soap, Starch,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Candle.s-SperT. Adamnntinc and Tallow.
For sale low for cash by
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite j. IL NJ. NIh.cb' Law Oiy.ce.
Jan. 20, 1892
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New BILLIARD CuE.-A French "a
per of Nalrncicnnes states as a positive
fact, the existence of person nalned
Lcmattrc, who has invented new
style Of play ing billiards, entirely orig
inal, as that paper remarks. lie takes
a piece OF chalk, and ruhning ii on the
point of his nose, he performs with this
novel cue some OF the most difficult
strokes known in this game.
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Notice,

All persons inde bted to nc individually.
or As Crdi ,ary. will please make im,ncLi-
ate pi men as it is absolutely necessary
that cI Sc up my business. soma part OF
which has been OF lorg standing unsettled,
and which | am determined Shall remain
so no lCrger. hope my friends will attend
to this III once, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, 1852 l7-,f
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LIVES OF PRESIDENTIAL, AspI.
RANTs, ,--A Sketch of the ifo and
public services of Geu.e Cass. by
Wm..T. Young.of Detroit, is noticed
in the New York Post, which paper
adds that the life Of Gen. Scott, by
Edward d. Mansfield, is now ii, the
hands Of that gentleinan's friends,
and the partisans ofMr. Webster arc
preparing to carry him into the Chief
NIagistracy by 1.-THE aid ola life Of
him. written by Edward Everett.
which is said to be completed, and
may be soon looked for from the press.
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CATALOGUE,

silk AMI Straw Bonneis. Bibhols, Flowers nnt!
Silk ,G"ods, Hosiery, Gloves, Scaifs. trasa,s.
Together With complete assortment ofAIillic: :
rs Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings. DC.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving md othrr Pistols,
Percussion Gaps, Gali.ei>S Shot Bngs, Powder
knives, Scissors, Rszors, Cents Travelling
Toilet Cases, -'a-'s- ''..it'
Mnsir:tl Instruments. s5.%.si s';z.7=
Writing thscs, Work Boxes. Fancy Stationary.
Coats Spool Cuilun. Common do, I'ans,
Yarns. i ~
IInl,uu>. Combs, Needles. Fins, brushes, Go.
lnignrs, h'--s' %
Soaps, Pcrlnmcry Inks. i#H'a1 iaa}
And general is$or.nientiof Fancy Articles,
G..d and Silver Watches, !, wclry. ~ .s ,sp,t.
Marine Tine Pieces, French Mnntcl Clocks
Common Brass and Woo Clocks. Nr.
English and German Gun, Bril- Cages anil
Trap, and vi rious other lr,iclrs loo mime ruu.
10 mention. ss4gs' -rsr- tsf H Il a
N.B-.iust rccrivcd irGn Paris The most
splendid mssnr'unnl OF Gill and Coll Jcwcry
ever offered in this market T.. G.. b.
Octnhrr If, 1881. 1t','.Et 5o-if.
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ID ES Y d. d ab Sd y

Just receiving Bca' he'd and Brown Shcotings
ana Shlriings; Marlboro Stripes; Plaid I.m-
srys, oSisahnIgs, Cotton and Linen; Hosiery
White, col"rcd and black Xii Gloves: Cnssi-
narcs; Satnets, kentucky Jeans. Fnnncs;
Bicnchrd, brown AMI blue Jrans--bluc ID, MINIS,
&c. Sc For sale low by
". j. FRANCIS.
Opposite I. }. & VI. Noses Law Office.
Jan 20 1872
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Mrs. Swisshc!m declares that "the
coil of an anaconda would make bet
ter girdlc for a Young woman's waist
than the arm Of drunken husband"
Ofcourse it would it would squeeze
her tighter, ard that she would Ike
better.
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(lRMlII1AZ2.

The subscriber resircI!iully, informs lis
friends anil customers, flat kc is now receiving,
n, lis old >,nnt. No. 90 '1IAySE- STREET. Uip
sars.) from Englnn!: Germany, France and the
Northern States, Il complete: assortment 'nf
Staple ana fantni Dress Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c.
ny per Catalogue annexed. wlitl heir prepared
l"tcll IN Irasurair .icriIls. III Wholesale oriY.
10 III. Country Trade. IL. respectfully so!iriis
call. hriu4 'dttrrminc,l 10 sell us tow :s any
House in llc tiy. getl' L.. G.SBROWN.
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Iron

Swelcs and English, Broad anI narrow
Bar, Square, Round and Oval; Hoop. Band
ana Boiler Iron. CAST, German and Blister
Steel. Sni'll's Tools Ca pcnter's Tnola.
Buggy AN!cs a::d Springs, C;.rrage Trim
mln@s. Hollow Ware, Cut ami Wrought
Nails, always on hand an;l ior sale low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 81, 1S53 lS-,f
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) DUTIES. Every man ought to ray
his debts, if he can. Every man
ought to help his noighbor, if he can.
Every man and woman ought to get
married, if they can. Every man
should do his work to suit his custom
ers, if he can. Every man should
please his wife, if he can. Every
wife should please her husband, if
she can. Every lawyer should some
times tell the truth, if he can. Ev-
cry man should mini his own bust.
ness, if he can: and every enc should
take the newspaper, and pay for it,
any how.---E.r. paper.
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MJ tA.wIFE can bear much from
the man she loves: jealousy peeyish-
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ETY. Of shapes; but neglect is the
blighting canker worm that crccrs to
the very core Of woman's tenderness.
wi,hering and destroying all within
its reach. Tho woman Of weak and
little mind will sink beneath neglect,
crushed like the blade Of grass we
tread under our needless footsteps s;
but if she be of a lofty and daring
spirit, will do worse: eek revenge,
though it be bought at the price of
her own soul.
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Esr. G.. WI. scEssoRa,
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
l2o Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power nyeiNthc above Diseases is moi,
eNcr lled-ii cqnnlie@hy any other prcu,r,..
,"n III the United States. us tie cures u,test, in
mnny cases alter rkiifnl physiri; had E,ilcd
lhc*c Hlt;rrs nrc worthy the attention of
c;'ii"n of Diseases Of the Liver nnI lesser
glands, rNcrcisin" the most searching powers in
weakness AM! affections al The digestive organs .
tl''y are witi'nl, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED