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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-13

STOSES STOVES live IRE now re-
y ceivng very line lot Of STOVES. of various szes
styles and manufactures such the Virginia air,tigt
Cooking stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do. do, the Richmond premium do do and the
Parlor Stoves variety Of sizes forms and manufactures;
all of which Will be sold the accommodating
terms by aug 20-.dts1 AGREE g. MURRILL.
We also wish to employ apprentice boy TO learn
the Timer trade, that saout Is l6 years old, Of
good moral character One from the country is pre-
ferred. (oct li-ts) A. 4 NJ.
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" ed. lor me Fail trade, immense quantities of Cook
ing. Palor and Office STOVES, for wopd edsx
and coal. Farcy and plain Coal Crates with tt.-q
and without summer pieces beautiful and chenP. '-4>
Cooking Ranges for wood and coal, patterns,
which have been selected with greht care, from the
Northern markets and warranted give perfect Suits
faction Chson's patent hot air ventilatig and port
able Furnaces, all sizes Tor warming Dwellings, Church
"a. Factories &c. Patent Maigc Mirror Mantles of
magnificent design aud finish and which fast super
ceding the use of Marble
He is also prepared 10 furnish Spras patent Light
ming Rods Cast iron Railing, FL ydmulic Runs lift and
force Pumps of the best kind. in ii Lead Pipe.
Sheet lead, st Fixtures &C. &c, making altogether,
the largest and most complete assortment offered
in this market and which shall be od for less Than ut
any other establishments in the city. G. s. BLISS.
P. Sin and Iron Roofing. and Fave Cutters, made
and put order in a superior manner.
l3-ds g. y. Il.
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POLLARD, bird a. co.

NO. 271 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
ntfER for sale on Commission, Sheppcrdstown,
y three-fo nrths, cights and ourqnarers Plad
Linseys. for which they the sole Agents. Also,
Penitentary l. /, and "A Plaid Lnseys,
100 bales and 6.s Fullcd Linscys,
100 cnses Sleeps Grey and other styles Saiinets.
100 ba'es White Yellow and Red Flannrls
And n large assortment Of Blankets,
G-dO
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DIEDMONT WORkS-A. ELLISON Jr Pro
l. prietor.
Steam Saw md Planning Mills,
Ooor, Sash Bitnd and Boz Factory
Nj and Machine Work,
Iron TurninQ and FutinR,

Iron Turning and Fitting,
Matchmaking Of all descriptions
Tbose works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power, and large variety Of machinery oI
working wood an iron, form the complete esiab-
lisment of the kind In the Southern States. and
better work and ut cheaper rucs, than can be-
one In the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sosh (prmed and
pazed if requred) Moudings, Flooring dressed end
Tongue and erooyed, ready forlayng dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Pnlings, and variety of other
materials required in building
Contractors suPped with Dump md Stone Cars, Der
,iok Gearing Whoebarows, Picks and Bars, and other
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Consistently hand and for snle reasonable terms
MI varieties Of looring and other Lumber worked or
nnworked Saving and Planning done to order Bills
Of Timber sawed TO order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTLETON Agent.
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: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival oft..e America.

AffsvaI Of tde America.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS--EXCITEME IN
FRANCE-LoBOs Observation-Disclosures
IN POLAND AND PRUSSIA.
HALIFAX, Ger. 12.
The Steamer America arrived 10 day. from
Liverpool, with dates to the End inst
CorToN was active and advancing.
BREADsTUFFs were steady.
WHEAT presented no change.
ToBAcco-Sales of Virginia Leaf were made
at TO Sd. Stemmcd at 61 TO SID.
FRANCE.
The people were prepared for immediate
proclamation OF the Republic into an Empire.
and 1t was said Napoleon would return from
his sojourn to Paris an Emperor.
ENGLAND
The English papers were violent on the
Lobos expedition They style it another an
nexation scheme with the American Govern
ment.
CHOLERA IN POLAND AND PRUSSIA.
The Cholera, which has prevailed SO alarm
ingly in Poland and Prussia, is now decreasing
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Ger. u.
FLouR-No sales to-day
GRANT, nchanged.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
pAIL-RoAD Forwarding Commits

IN SION HOUSE AND GROCERf.-The su1scri-
bers, situated the Canal in few steps of the Rail-
road depot prepared to attend to forwarding, with
dis atch all Goods and produce consi gned to their
They also offer their services for the sale OF all kirds of
Produce, Lumber. &c. Every effort will be made 10
give satisfaction
GROCERIES-We have on hand, good stock of
Groceries, which will b. sold Us low they be had
any house in the upper coutry. and delivered at the
Depot free of charge
LIME-l000 barrels best Mountain Lime, for sale
l. for cash.
CASH FOR WHEAT-We wish 10 purchase 90 900
bushels good Red White Whent, free from smut for
which will pay the full market price.
oct 13-dlm HORNER r. WATSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
fOlsUsTELssAL yir,ae

SALE.-l,y virtue Of a deed of
L Trust, executed to BY VIM. +. Robert -on ard
of the city of Lynchburg. will. Friday, the 18th
inst the Saddlery of the sail Robertson proceed 10
sell the property conveyed in said Iced by way Of pub
lie auction the highest bidder. This property CON
ssts of Saddles. Brides. Harness. and ali other yare-
ties of articles usually found in Sa1dlery includns
NIL tools. fixtures and utensils. Also MI the Ilou ,ehold
and Kitchen Furniture of the said Robertson which
consists of the usual articles. The sac will commence
r. 10 o'clock M, which time the terms will be
made known. n. IL. CAMPBELL Trustee
Express COPY. oct ID dtds
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Valentine box, by Henry Cockton Price SO cents.
Ten thousand year, so
Salaliel or Wandering jew 30 4"
Red Indians of Newfoundland " so -
Petrol, or cve the Ocean, so
Diary of Physician. 25
Gents and Ladies Science of Etiquette, i" rs 3"
French Latin, Spanish, German, ltaliun
without 1t mas ter, each % !"
Every lady her own flower Gardener. -" 25 "
The Young Housekecpers Friend, :" 40 "
The way to live well and TO be well while
we live, %
Every Ladvs Book, COOKERY, &;c.) - 25 3"
Also, 1000 other publications, among which The
la+ast ,d ~ ,s ylif,rs New Rnnks con
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LTAIUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCT1ON.-The two tenements on the
corner OF at and 9Th aey.-cne a brick House,
containing good rooms, the usual Out-bnidngs and
convenences, ard n quarter acre lot. The other, u
wool House. adjoining suitable for small family con-
aining three rooms usual Ont-hudines, and quarter
lot. This property is conveniently mud pleasantly To-
Gated. 1t is owned by nonesdeni. who is an ious 10
disp, of it. Prisons wishing view the premis es
will please apply to the subscribers Terms liberal.
oct l9sd2w MDSBY 81 GARLAND.
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RELIGIOUS hooks

VALUABLE RELIGIOUS BOOKS
Christian Family Library, continuing the ilustra-
ted lives Of the Apostles,
Life of the Saviour,
Women OF the Scriptures,
Lives of the fatriarchs,
ALso,-Star Of Bethlehem,
God in disease,
Heaven or suinted dead,
Heavenly Recogmtion-will we know friends in
Heaven,
Chspin's characters in the Gospels
G!eamngs and Cropping. (Danforth)
Bames' notes on job
3" - lsaac,
Watson's Life of Wesley.
Abbott's Young CHI istan, Conversions, and way to
do good,
Josephus' complete works,
Thompson's Lectures to Young Men,
Baxters Call
Dodridgcs Rise and Progress,
jays Family Prayers,
Thornton's
Spincke. "
Also, Quarto, Ocnvo. School and Pocket Bbles-va
riey. g. MORSE, Con- BooK-SToRE
OCT l3-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-13

DLASEEEEaNG.-It take this mchcd OF IN
forming the public that am yet alive, and hope,by
continuance of their patronage to live and serve them
to the best of my ability until old age shall cruise
relinquish my hold vitality ! am very thankful for
the favors and dimes have already received aad hone,
by close application my business, to merit contn
uunce of the same.
state the public that have jn.t received, direct
from the city of New ork lot of ORNAMENTS
for fitting Pa.ors They of the latest styles and
patterns. Persons who wish new old ParOrs fitted
up nave Il done the shorte notice, and the
able terms. To those who quninted
with me- personall, | would say um Virgnian, and
Yankee 5 some have represented me 10 be. have
won golden opinions of great many people and pledge
myself them in their newest gloss After this
assurance my part, hope through the patronage of
generous public. to say. with Shakespeare: -
"The mind sway by, and tie heart bear
Shall never lag in doubt OF faint " it'll fear
Address A. l.. IIAMBRICK, LIBERTY.
orLyncbjne, Va.
The under-ign will remain in Lynchburg for
son, as he has work hand in the city. a. L. II.
Oct ID IN
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Mn. & Mas. w. McCREEnY, in retiring from the
Warwick House beg leave return their grateful thanks
for the vey liberal patronage bestowed them during
their soourn in Lynchburg and shall always view il
appro dtory of their constant efforts togive satisfaction
to their guests
They hope the same good feeling vii be continued
TINT they will be well taken of nj hs house. which
is not exceled by any in Lyncburg.
Sc Ii. m
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AkDW A RE.-Ne IN receipt oil GU,
J. l. Fall stock of HARDWARE CUTLERY GU Ms

fkAkDWAR REV are now Ia receipt oil our
4 Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising the nsxM
plete and eTtenSre assortment ever exhibited kEH4&
in THIS MARKET. We have on hand: r
800 dozen Axes, Va and ny patterns
5000 Pen and Pocket Knives, in endless variety
$500 g. Knives and forks, cfalI prices and quality
1900 " Knob, stock, cupt oard, and other locks
1000 - Butts, Parliament and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws, escorted sizes
1000 dozen fiat hast'd mill, pit and x files
500 Spades and shoves
100 manure and Ilnv sorls
$50 3" selves aad sifters
$50 single and d, uble barrel Guns and Rifles. rnngn
in price Fl ON $3.50 10 SIS each
100 do7en men and wonlen's saddle trees, stirrup
irons bride bits harness and bi lie buckles rings &c.
IN great variety Iron axlcs, all skies, elliptic springs,
hub and I'd bands, hog ski bride filings and sad
dery. Hardw are generally. Backsmhs tools Of every
description Planes, chiscs, nugers and carpenters
tools, large assortment. For Farmers and Plantation
use have full assortment of articles such as Dram
lie Scyes grub hoes, drags gerdcn forks, pick
axes &C. all of which offered for sale at low prices.
All purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
market buy goods, respectfully invited to cnl and
examine our before purchasing going
farther North feel assured goods and prices
will compare avorably with any establishments in the
Northern cities. SMITH & ROBERTS,
sept 1O--d2m if "a Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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best. latest and popular New Books con-
stantlv received. C. MORSE, Cor. Bookstore,
oct l3-ts Opposite Warwick House.
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DECEIVINGA AND FOKW RIDING
h GROCERIES AND LASTER.-The sub
scrber still continues the fire proof rck Warehouse
on the canal amidst all the changeS receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
Will receive in few dPys, frat OF
Groceries, which he will sell low, and buy all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which he
will give the best prices
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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LyOR TIE tsENTLEMEN-CO
l. f. HOLT. are now prepared to show complete
assortment of CiohS CasStmcs IeSfngs, Scdfs, Ora
rats, Chores, Socks Wooden Dr0meys and Shirts, Linen
cambria Hfds superior article, Sk ditto, Suspenders
&c, DC Call gentlemen, and Is will tako pleasure
in showing you complete selection will be found
in the Stat oct 8-dts
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WARWICK HOUSE,

~ "ARWICR HOUSE, "a
WI LY N G II u RIG, VIRGINIA. EM
VIE proprietor has removed from tue Virginia Hotc
Il To the above House. has fitted up a nrge Re-
certon Room, Office md Bar Room, which mike II Que
of the first class Hotelsn Virginia All he has sy is
there shal be neither expense ortronbc spnrr make
all comfortable that pnronize him The Ladies' depart
r'ent will be under the management of experienced
and attentive lady, with good and rusty servants The
Livery Hall STABLES, ore attached TO this Hotel,
where horses will be well taken Of The stage office
for all the different lines running of Lynchburg, il
kept this Hotel and the ticket office for the Richmond
and Danvillc Ralroad and the South-Sde Rniironl to
Petersburg. G. NJ. BRUCE Propr.
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Two THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA

Two THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA.,
l. We would cn tho particular attention Of the La
DIES to assortment of ROSEWOOD
PIANOS, manufactured by the eel "~W
cbrnted makers in New York They have
been pronounced to be very superior Instruments by
of the best musicians in the country. We sell Pr
amos as do Furnturc-saaoH profits and qack sales
JONES Il HARDWOOD,
opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
! have used one of the above pinnos for time,
and think il is Of the best toned instruments ayo
ever seen. ELIzABErH c. SPENCER.
l eau recommend with pleasure the above PIanos ha-
wing had for long time in my family.
aug edits II. g. MAYHEM.
CALAMANDER SAFES. --A further sup
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NEW RANK.-The requisite amount of Stock
" to the Merchants Bank Lynchburg, having been
subscribed for meeting of the Stockholders OF said
Bunk, will be held at M. w. DAvEsPoRr's Office,
Main Street, Wednesday, the 18th day of Ocbr, 52,
Mt 10 o'clock A. M for the purpose of organizing the
Bank, by appointing Board of Directors, adopting by
laws, &c. full meeting is requested by
(sept " otwiftol3O) THE COMMISSIONERS
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and MATHEMATICAL
/ RdtHAAI Inv VIM RORINHON TERRY

CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL, by VIM. ROBINSON TERRY
This School, located in the vicinity OF Pedlar Malta,
AmhcyR Co.. is now open. The course of study
buces the nsunl English branches the Latin and Greok
languages and Mathematics.
The Teacher 10 graduate Of the University of VA
and ho years experience in teaching.
TERMS.
English branches 81 50 and 90 90 per month,
Languages and Mathematics 81 so a."
Boarding. including washing &c, can be procured In
the cig,borhood for ~ 90 per month. Pupils will be
chnrged the time Of to the expiration oil
the Session. without deduction, except IN cases OF pro-
tracted Illness.
References.-Prof. Gessner Harrison VIM. b. Rogers
and Edward II. Counenay, University Of Va; Col J.
II. Paxton, Rockbridge; Dol. Jno. ID. Davis and Dr. D.
Pattcson Amherst
Adayess- VIM ROBINSON TERRY.
! sept 25.2tw4w1 Pedloy Mills amherst.
w Republic an and Bed. Sentinel cory.
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Parish of Assumption-Desire Leblanc, Ar
thur Foley, r. G. Martin and Franklin Pugh.
Parish of Lafourche INTERIOR. A. Scuddav,
]. c. Beatty, E. r. Bourg, Charles F. Gaude
Parish of Terrebonne-H. c. Thibodaux, John
McCollum, Joseph Aycock, J. S. Caruthers and
Wm. Bisland
Parish of Lafayette-Alex. Mouton, J. Revil-
lon and DIR. VIM. S. Mills.
Parish Of ST. Mary-D. D. Richardson, Alfred
Fuselier, ]. W. Lyman, c. Nj. Charpantier and
r. H. Day.
Parish of St. Martin--W. Robertson, Drau-
zan Broussard, Valsin Fournet, Alcibiades De
Blanc, Alfred Lestrapes and James Caller.
Parish of Vermillion = Daniel c. Bryan, H.
Wicoxon and Ambraias Lecour
Parish of st. Landry-Samuel G.. Mcpherson,
Cyprien Dupr6e, Robert Benguerel, Thomas G.
Anderson and Benjamin McClelland.
C. ADAMS, JR., President.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS. Secretary. % Am
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High Mensal. - Yesterday, says a
Cleveland paper, a man in his shirt
sleeves rushed into the clerks Office
and requested a marriage license
The deputy informed him that he must
apply to the Probate Judge.
Stranger" said he, " if you'll show
me where that are I'll give you shil-
ling, and Pm in deuced hurry.n
When next heard of he was with
his intended before Justice, who in
quired why he did not go home, put on
his coat and be married like gentle
man.
sShaw! squire" said he, ait don't
make the least bit Of difference; and
if go to the boat after my coat may
lose the gal. There is two fellers
wants her, and she don't care cuss
which she has!"
The silken cord that bound two willing hearts
was tied, the bride informing the squire
that he ssneedn't have said that part
about putting as1nder, cause there
want no danger Of that.n
The squire took his fee, and said, GI
hope you've got good wife,
& { Well. he has, 2 responded the bride,
sand, Y added the bridegroom, 81 calc,-
late Pm poofy well to do in the world.
I'm captain of 3 coal boat, and she's
going ID Be head cook; and If you'll
come aboard, squire, I'll astonish you
with warm meal
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Central Wing Executive Committee
of the State of Louisiana.
BATON ROUGE, March IS, i

BATON ROUGE, March 10, loSo
By virtue of a resolution adopted by
tie Wing State Convention, held at
Blton Rouge, on the 10th instant, the
Committee authorized to that effect by
tie Convention have appointed the
fdlowing named wings to constitute
tie "Whig Central Executive Commit
tee of the State of Louisiana" the
meetings of which are to be held in
tie city of New Orleans, monthly. or
otener, as may be determined, the first
meeting TO take place on the second
Monday of April next:
Orleans-Isaac n Marks. First Re-
resentative District, J. B. Walton, H.
n. Summers; Second, w. H. Garland,
Thos. L. Leeds; Third, C. M. Water
man, S. G. Risk; Fourth, E. Solomon,
Lales BENT; Fifth, Jos. Lanata, George
Clark; Sixth, L. Heyliger, -;
Seventh, Riviere Gardere, Jos. Solo,
mon; Eight, Capt Snow. John B, Leefe
Ninth, Gabriel de Ferret, Louis Leneau
Right bank, A. B. Seger.
Jeferson-Fergus Gardere. City of
Lafayette, Daniel S. Devices, 7, G.
Mackay.
Plaquemines-J. B. Wilkinson, Jr.
St. Bernard-Marcel Ducros.
St. Charles-S. Brou.
St. james,. K. Gaudet.
St. John Baptist-Cyprien Songy.
.Asension-A. J. Powell.
Assumption-A. F. Pugh.
Lafourche Interior-Louis Bush.
Terrcbonne-H. c. Thibodaux.
IberUIle-Z Labauve.
Vest Baton R6uge-S. NJ. D. Clark.
St. Tamman4,-Joseph Evans.
Observation-Disclosures Edwards.
st. Helena-Hez. Thompson.
East Feliciana-Henry Skipwith.
Vest Feliciand-L. D. Brewer.
East Baton Rouge-Valment Babin.
Liringston-J. B. Huntington.
Pointe Coupee-Aug. Provosty.
Conc0rdia-Charles Cosgrove.
Tensas-A. T. Bowie.
St Mary-R B. Brashear.
st. MGrfin-Thomas c. Nichols.
st. Ldndry-E. Fl. Martin.
Lafayette-B. C. Crow.
VermiHion-H. Wilcoxon.
Calcaaeu-S. A. Kirby.
AuoYelles-Henderson Taylor.
Rapndes-H. NJ. Hyams.
Natchitoches-J. G. Campbell.
Sabine-Col. Davidson.
DeSoto-J Gatlin.
Cdddo-E H. Crosby.
Bossier-R. J. Looney.
Ciaiborne-W. C. Copes.
Jackson-Hector Mclean.
Bienrille-Dr. Eagan
Union-Wm. c. Carr
Morchouse-James Boatner
Ouachita-Thos. C. Scarborough.
CaEdreH-T. Crawford
Cdtahoula-Wm M. Tew.
Frdnklin-Charles Ramage.
Tensas-S. w. Dorsey.
Madison-H. P. Morancy.
CarroH-Judge Anderson.
The above named gentlemen, com.
prising the committee, are hereby
notified that the first meeting of the
committee for organization will be held
in the city of New Orleans, on the
second Monday of April next, at such
time and place as will be notified in
the whig papers of the city, of that and
preceding days,
Whig papers in the different parishes
throughout the State are respectfully
requested TO publish this notice during
iiSutility.
WALTER BRAsHEAR,
Pres of Convention and CHI of Com
LOB, !; B, WAIn0Hs y E1Hrr Secretaries.
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,recoei;o,.s-The Rev Mr- f.

Precocious.-The Rev. Mr.. E.,
who lived in Portland, Maine, was pre-
pairing his discourse for the next Sab
bath. Stopping occasionally to review
what he had written, and to Grace that
which he was disposed to improve, he
was accosted by his little son. who had
numbered but three summers:
" Father, does God tell you what to
preach w
" Certainly, my child"
"Then what makes you scratch 1T
out au
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Summer Retreat.
EXITING, FISHING, ET(

BATHING, FISHING, ETC.
II An extensive Boarding Establish
Ez5=W ment has been fitted up at Last Island,
.Ez6=M- and is now open for the reception Of
visitors 1t is under the personal superintend-
ence of MADAME f. PECor, whose reputation
in this capacity is well known. ..
The advantages of this delightful location, its
unsurpassed fishing and sea-bathing, render il
the most agreeble summer retreat on the whole
southern coast.
No pains viii be spared to render visitors COM
Portable The charges will be moderate, and the
table furnished with every thing the neighbor1ng
markets afford.
Attached to the establishment is well-stocked
Bar, Billiard and Bowling Saloons, and Livery
Stable, where horses and carriages can be pro-
cured, to enable visitors to ride or drive on the
extensive beach that bounds the island towards
the Gulf -
NB.-Mrs. Pecots Boarding house in Frank
lin will be conducted as heretofore, under the su-
perintendence OF her sister, Mrs Curtis, where
she win be at all times prepared to receive thozs
who may pstronize her. II 3m
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CHARLES DURST,
WATCHMAKER 4 JEWELLE

WATCHMAKER d JEWELLER,
Main street, (next door above S. Smiths storey
o Tenders his thanks to his friends and
va, the public generally for past favors. and
ss..sA begs leave to inform them that he is now
fully prepared te execute all work intrusted to
him in satisfactory manner, and he hopes by
diligent attention to business, and promptness to
the calls of his customers and the public, to merit
a continuance of the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him.
Franklin, Feb. 81, 1882.
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T A boy from the country was re-
GENTLY taken into gentleman's family.
One evening he was summoned to the
drawing room, from which he returned
to the kitchen, laughing most immode-
rately.
G What on earth is the matter with
you an inquired the cook
Why, dang it p' said he, there are
twelve of 'em up there, who conldn't
snuff the candle, and they had to ring
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