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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05
Spring Clothing,
a.. u. EBwAHDs. THOMAS =. PuGH.
Faiiand WinterEasiions for 1928

= u 2
Fniiatld manifestations for 1929
INDWAkDS ~ FUGH. ; d9ors aboUeJ. II. Neem ami
IL opPosite IS. h Thurman, Moua 81. Ly8eLLurg. Va,
inst rercivr th,r stock ri fnll nd inter Clohs
Gas.i.nrr' and Vc,rogs; which consist Of the latest
Syle- mud finest quality OF French mad English
and will be MADE pfIer with warranted
sotk man-hip md ft Ny old customers and the pub
c Centrally arc invited h ca aid sonething new
mi bcnutiiul. JAMES Is. EDWARDS, Ayen.
srpt 2j-it.1 Ip Thomas & Prgh.
A EW BOOKS 6c.-Jnst Received the Wing
Almanac for 1913, continuing statistics from tdr
At census. and much other valuable matter. Harp r.
Magazine for January aud February. New supply OF
If No. & of My Novel by l'aweri ois.u new supply
If Blank aud school Books. l.k, Stationery &c, &c
nl Al prices suit the time. g. MORSE.
F,b23-ts
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Taylor, Tinsiey ~ Co,

hayhOE3 h1hStey AZ 10,
HROCE Frs. FORWARDING & COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS Nam Street Lynchburg Va, are
receiving and have in large aud well assorted
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors, &c. &c. re-
emily purchased in the northern market for Cash and
invite the attention of friends md the public gener-
lily to give call, "small profits and quick ses"
hall be our motto. The following comprises a portion
TO II Stock
300 Bags Rio, Laguia and Javn Coffee,
20 hhds. N. O. Porto Rico Il Cuba Molasscs
lis bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Coff g
Sugars,
90 Packages Loaf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nails, from to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns
300 bbs Rectfed and Old Rye Whskey
so bbls French and Apple Brandy
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquorice (best brands
30 dozen Olive Oil,
% hhds. n. o. & Porto Rico Sugars
rs Nova Scotia Grind Stones, (assorted size.)
30 bbs. Tanners Oil,
together with large and general assortment of goods
not enumerated, all of which will be sold upon the most
reasonable terms TAYLOR, TINSLEY g. co
Marchl7-ts
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n EW CONCERN.--The subscriber. have Thu.
dny associated Themselves together for the purpose
II conducting Ge-erai Grocery, Commtssion anil For
oorapg Business, under tine firm aud style of WUR
nrrly occupied by Mes Echols 4 Pryor, next door
q MeDanic & Ilur, Alain ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand lnrga aud well
ected stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil, Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, IN fact, every urice
lnlly kept in a grocery establishment.
All of which we will sell Is good terms = any
lou e in the place. THOS h MURRELI.,
ian 3-dNcts WM II STRATTON
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Savannah, Ga, June 25th, 1852

Savannah, Ga, June 25th, 1852.
have us ed the Merican Mustang Linimcnt for some
time in my stable upon my horses in of Sprans,
Bruises, Calls Strains and Sores of different kinds in
cident to large number of horses. | used it upon
horse which tad been saddlegalled for nearly year
had tried many remedies and in particular, that
had been in the habit of using for years. and had gen
orally proved successful. Nothing appeared TO give
it any relief until tried the Mustang Lniment, which
cured it in very sholt time. consider it inyal-
liable remedy, and would not be without it
VIM II HOLMES.
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nlERGa Ant,
SPfkISsa TRADE

npENI'!G the st,f.aga ~ lie BAZAAR. The
~ .eh.crber. encouraged h iesery liberal patron
ars hi1isefip received ad deleiu mined 10 exert every
.itf deserve it, far Tie FUTURE nr" ms
sns extensive prrpamipn- TT Tie Spring 1nd". aud
sil open eafiy IN the ensuing uu Of the arg''s'
,ad most dcs'lable stocks II
Spring Clothing,
+ or superior aud vellkts,s8 Manufacture, evei
n,ed 10 this nntssi L. rs. time the balnncr OF
sinlar stock IL being closed to1 figures to make
foorl fof the New CONT.
tiHOLEShLE TRdDE.-We fa made arrange.
nenta considerable deu1and from the trade,
mi COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
ne stock b,iute making .ip=f .ftfing purchases.
4. :. S1tAfER & co.
Main 81, ppasiie stiizet's Hat Store.
TN. w. Homer will b. pleased his iiicnds
II thi. Embellishments
Feb2S--ta
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MERCHANTS.
BAKER a CLAvEI.

MERCHANT TAiLoRS & CLofnfERs The
I'VE sub-etl,ers have sz-aca ted thpn.fte. tnKrther
updrr the styi- and rn shove. Add have tstrn thal
veil known stand at tie vi uain aod Maeast
i,'r The pur'nze af conducting tie CLOTHING Bust
NEsS. in ali IL s.fisas branche.. Tbey vii hive in
few days -rann nj Buuts punble complete
Nsutl,qnan'= wardrobe.
They viii keep constantly on hand well seleefed
.'"ck - LOTHS. CASSIMBR AND YES1INGs,
~ict they VII make up in the best Of nhaship
ani Is -utit the taste Of the fast di,ns They
rcifly invite TIE of their friends mud the
public their esiali-imse,it at T. The intention Of
huth pafiies 81 ah everything " t.ir line
having In view. tie rule timi rovctns trade and business
Ia general. by which they hipv to gsin lbefu
-tare u the public patronage.
FAM'L . BAKER
WA CLASEY.
Feb Ia.
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J Is NOW LIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.

hISSOLUTEON.--Phiiip w. Payne
- has purchased of II. e. Bell his entire interest in
he concern of Payne x Bell. All debts due the firm viii
collected by +. W. Payne; also the debts due from
he concern will be pad by him.
We request persons having accounts against the finn
bring them in for settlement; also all who are ndeb
ID to the concern will please Gull and make payment.
PAYNE Il BELL.
jy 26-ts July 81 1852
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NVIACE.-l hereby give notice, that X. X. Wat
kins Is my lawful agent, to transact business and
ana 40 what's necessary to carry on my store
March l9-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

I'I The properties OF this Lniment are unparalleled
for the of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprans Burns,
Wounds, Sweings, Broken Caked breast, and nip.
plies of the most character. We have hundreds
of certificates from persons that have been cured of
these diseases. and for horses of Ringbone SPAWN F
tuoes, Wndgalls Stiffness, any enlargement of bone
Or muscle.
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DHGNIx FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

DHENA FOUNDRH, LynchburS
Il VA-lron and Brass Castings. Steam Engines
Mill Geering. Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonabe notice, and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority Of its work. will be fully sustained IL
the execution &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY.
N B--I win be prepared for Gas-fting in due time
nov 23-d&cts A. G. ID
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HATS AND CAPS

FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852.
VSII Il subscriber has received his New York
l. Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentle mems
No. Moleskin Silk. black and white, Beaver and
brush HATS. which for durability and beauty, cannot
be surpassed in this any other market His stock is
large and complete embracing all of tho latest and
most approved styles Of HATS and CAPS.
dopted for the Faahade ~ nj Wholesale and Retail
To which he most cordially invites rs old riends and
customers. and the public generally. give him IA call
before purchasing esew here. His stock will be found
as cheap any other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats made order with and dispatch
n Customers Hats dressed over free Of charge.
Call at the sign of the BLUE HAT
oct Dts VIM STITZER
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% Vine ST., St Louis, June 2Sth, 1861

This is to certify that have used the MeTicaa Mus
tang Linmen, recently, in very severe case of Spran
The right hip badly sprained and bruised, that
fears entertained it of joint. obtained
bottle of the Lnment and used it freely four days,
when the soreness and pain were all gone, and the hip
Joint was we'll have also used the Liniment for the
Piles Its effects wonderful. Free application,
night and morning for week. has perfectly cured me-
EDWIN r BARRON.
81 Duane street, N York June 25th, 1852.
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E'CHUE.S, Tx kOHS AZ HALTiF ENTkV
~ have On hand good supply Of meal, and will de
liver il the dom nj any stoncr, upon the most rehs
Enable hey hnvc cart intended specially tol
ncal purposes. Orders left with Mcssr, Mnnell 4
Strntton viii meet with prompt attention.
inn II d4cts
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AIarch2

SALE ,,.,, c.. ,,.,-,..
1000 Sacks per .hip Howard from Liverpool ,da
~ expected und lar snle by
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
IL, NJ ,Irll
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VO HOUSE RUlLDEIts..

L. ber- hive on hand a very large ns-"rtnent OF HIN
md Mnftisr Lorks. q portiun very hh".) Pinto md
Clnset Locks, Dun aud Window Hinges BLVD fnsten
iugs, Screws, Cur aud Wrought NnI., Finishing hnil-
French mud American ndoW Glass f,uui - to % =
28 Putty, sash Cod, Nc .&c,--nll Of which they
II. posed 10 sell On fairiertns
I nm 97.tf GREGORY ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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~ EW GOOUS.~Ne arc nov RECEIVING our
Y stock II
SJqine and summer Reody Najc Ciothiog.
comprising Dress an1 Frpck Cots plain and lncy hn-
uess Do ffnni Tire celebrated houscui W. I Jennings
& Co New 'ofL,tosethr with OF ColIl..
Cn..nefes yesings. mi Gentle ,rn- Furnishing good
rom the hailse Of Ino NJ Davis, Jones x c.. New
York Please call in and * mine for your.elves.
HATCHER, LOCKWOOD 4 co.
AInrchp Is
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA pectiully ask continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him. to the and IN
this connection he deems il proper, ask a who
indebted to him 20 come forward uld settle their
counts without delay.
There many claims of long standing, which must
close up and IL is expected thu, all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice.
Jan H-ats 8. DlIGIlD.
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DR.. A G. BRAGG-Sir: My little child, when
month old, attacked with Scald lead, and for
years have employed the best medical aid in this city
without any benefit. One month since, its head
solid cake sore,-I purchased one 25 bottle Of
your Mustang Ltniment to a sore had my
and upper lip which had been for six monhs-it
cured it Immediately. used the remainder of the bot
tie on the chds head and it Is nearly cured, boz
tie more WILL without doubt, perfectly cure il.
HENRY STIER.
% Vine ST ST Lnnis -Iuna o2th 1850
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,

g. PRIcE-CAsH 25 cts.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20
Hobensack's Liver Pills

NO part OF the system more liable to disease than the
giving the proper secretion TO the be so that any
action of the Liver effects the other important narts az
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore wateL
every symptom that might indicate a wrong action ~
the Liver. Those Pills being Composed Of ROOTS A.
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick NameIv
list, An EXPECTORANT, which augnents the secrs
ton from the Pulmonary mucos membrane or
the discharge of secreted matter. End. An Af.TPsH
TIVE, which Changes in some inexplcable and insen
sbie manner, the morbid action of the system "a a
TONIC which gives tone and strength 10 the nerso,. w.
system, renewing hesh and vigor 10 al parts OF iSe
body. 4th. CAFHARTiC. which acts in perfect hsr.
Bowels and expelling the whole inasss of corrnn snd
vitiaed matter, and purifying the Blood which destrsys
disease and restores health. ''"SJS
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-.----.- From tho Maysvilie (Ky.) Eagle.
M p O TION OF SPANIS

Il Stock.-MR Il. B. STEVENSON: Dear Sir: Permit
ne through your columns 10 the many injuries
daily put to me- in relation TO short tour made
by me, in Europe. Before leaving made arrange
ment with b. w. Woods ESQ.,, and Gen. ID. Morgan that
should find stock of any kind that would he acquis
tion to Kentucky. waste procure II at joint cxpc
SOS, consequently will confne myself to the result of
my search and success in purchasing Jacks and
Jennets III old Spain. OF the pure GdrcH0RG JOOd which
distinct breed from the BOOrO DOHkeg much
as She high bOoicd horse and scrub. LETT the 18th
Sept. last and embarked from New York TO Liverpool
from there 10 London, thence TO Southampton, and there
1topk an oriental steamer, landed al Lisbon in Portugal
thence 10 Cad;Z in Spain, thence 10 Seville, and from
there through the very heart of the Kingdom to the Cap
tai Madrid passing on 10 Barceiona stopping at all the
important points, being determinedto procure the best
went from there TO of the Becaric Isles (Hhjorca
having met with gentlemen who had Travelled in Egypt
Malta and indeed entirely over the old world, and being
convinced that old Spain contained the hest there Sc
ected twenty Jacks and eleven Jenncs of the following
....a.- .-...
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0ErThe Albany Knckerbocker relates
the following, which can be appreciated by
persons having business abroad during the
past week:
A friend OF ours met rather a queer custo-
mer on the Troy road during the late rain
storm. lie found him aud his horse II, dead
stand In the middle of the road looking very
unconeernedly around him, while the rain was
pouring down with a perfect rush. Some
what surprised at the awkward situation of
the man, he enquired the cause, to which he
very grayely replied, "Do you take me to be-
a id foolto ride In all this rain. No, Stree" I"
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chartered 400 ton vessel and shipped from Barcelona
to Charleston, and from there they were brought hv r,
ear and Steamboat aud an tho iG inst arrived q, fion
ngsburgh, where they will remain until discussed nj
They are much reduced and worn down, from being A
hoard OF snip 10 days They are now improving and ap
pareny IN GOOD health; several of the Jenncts are with
loal, al least wothirs of the number when matured
he over l5i hands high, and four OF tho colts will he six
teen and one half hands, there Is colt will show
against the world at the Paris fair for the sum Of
S2OOO, provided e lives aud thrves kindly The stock
IN Spain does not mature until the tive az they are
deprived OF grass, barley aud straw for roughness and
fed hut small amount Of grain. The Spaniards say we
rum our stock by over feeding, when yonng six of
the number died, three Jacks aud three Jen,lcts bope
judges and those who engaged in that branch of bus
ness will call, see and Judge ior themselves viii sell
at fair prices.
All the editors that feel an interest in the stock grbw
ing community would doubtless confer a favor by giving
the above Insertion e''e
Very respectfully,
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Very respectfully,
L Il WILSON


- FLEMINGsGrRG Kentucky, April Is 1859.
We The undersigned certify that DR.. j. G.. Wilson of
TINS town left here for Europe in Sept last with the
vowed intention of importing from old Spain the hest
Jack stock that could e procured IN Euroc aud in the
early part of December last he shipped from barcelona
in Spain, ~ Jacks aud Jennets OF which led and tho
balance 90, arrived here on the 10Th of March, 1859
seven OF Inc number have becn sod prices ranging Sl2OO
Ghovc importation is acknowledged 10 no tho hest ever
made To America, and the only perhaps ever made by
the stock being selected in person by an mcrican; and
the Jack purchased of him by Mr. Joseph Woodmanseo
being one of the number. -
J. NJ: iiowman. Judge Reuben Payne; A. II. Chairman:
J. Reynolds Flood; N. y. Andrews; J. H. Turner; W
=. Botis; sam' &. Fitch; w. II. Dudley; Roht H.
thompson Geo. W. Taylor II. NJ. Grimes; Thos.
W. riem'hg' apr. 90 1859.
Mr. Woodniansee will stand this Jack at his stable a
miles east of ST. Clarsville on the National Road
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THE TAPE WORNIi

This is the most difficult Worm destroy of all that
nest the human system, an almost ipde6n;,s
length becoming Coiled and fastened in The ntesi
and Stomach ehecting the health sadly as to csses
Nitus Dance Fis &c that those afflicted seldom If ever
snspecttha II IS Tape Worm fastening them TO an ea
grave. In order TO destroy this Worm yerv enara,
treatment must he pursued would therefore be nrons,
TO lake 10 OF my Liver Fills 20 to remove IN pb
the Worm which must be taken in doses OF > TabIs.
spoonfu'ls times day these directions followed bsw.
Ct ase OF Tape Worm. 'o'N"''s
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To Females.

You win md these PiIls invaluable n,ed;etn. =
many complaints 10 which you subject In obs,Tuo
tions either total partial they have been f,nd os ~
estimRbe benefit, restoring their functional arrsnrs
nenis 10 healthy aeton, purfyn the blood and otiey
fluids SO eilecIusy 10 put TO flight all complains which
dgess, dimress of sight pain ip the side back Dc
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hobensack all 9th.
ers being hase limitations. r, F'' ~ H'
lrTAgents wishing new supplies, and Store Keen.r.
desirous of becoming Agents address the Pronria
tor, J. N. Hohensack, Philadelphia, Pa,
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B1$500 CHALLENGE. ess

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness n,
people Is al all times OF the most valuable impor.
AL IN their power to the lives of their children and
na every person viii endeavor 10 promote their own
hcal al all sacrifice feel il to he nv duy To so,emn
~ assure you that WORMS according to The opinion Of
I've most celebrated Physicians the primary causea
Oh large majority OF diseases to which children AMI
Adults are lablei If You have appetite con,nuaIiv
changeac from one kind of food another Bad IIres
ram IN the stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness .nn
Fulness of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse I
feeular-renen,,er that all these denote WORMS ana
nj m RI mia tho
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

apetition will he presented to the Commissioners
o Belmont county for the alteration of portion of the
county road lately located from point on the line of Rel
mont and Monroe Counties Malaga thence by som.
eroh 10 barnesvie Beginning for said alteration at or
near Aquiia Thomas blacksmith shop from thence near
stephen 'aileys from thence sugar tree al Joseph
gate, on the someriOn roa theme 10 nont
near Joseph Donhna's dwelling house, from thence TO
the late located road the farm now occupied
W ELISHA shih. apr. 30, lsj3--pd.
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a Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAI

petition will ho presented 70 the Commis
OF Belmont county al their next June session. for
ded road commencing at the Creek near the Saw Mill
this and Of the estate Of Isaac Hanson In Wayne tp
thence through the land Of said estate and George Han
sons 70 The end OF John Lslc's Lane thence With said
orchard thence 10 the line between LIse aud Lochary
themes tbromRh ochafys Moses Travis and other lands
10 Belmont. (hsyi3) MANY PETITIONERS.
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RAIN ON the ROOF.


WHEN the humid showers gather,
Over all the starry spheres,
And the melancholy darkness
Gently sweeps in rainy tears,
'Tis a joy In press the pillow
Ola cottage chamber bed,
And to listen to the patter
OF the soft rain overhead.
Every ,inkle on the shingles
Has an echo in the heart;
And thousand dreamy fancies
Into busy being start
And thousand recolec,ions
Weave their bright hues into wool,
As listen to the patter
OF the soft rain on the roof
Then in fancy comes my mother,
As she used to, years agone,
To survey the infant sleepers,
Ere she left them till the dawn,
j can see her bending DER me,
As | listen to the strain
Which is played upon the shingles
Bl tnt pdttCT Vi INC RUN,
Then my little sernph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
And her bright eyed cherub brother,
A serene angelic pair,
Glide around my wakeful pillow
With their praise and mild reproof,
AS listen to the murmur
Of the soft ruin on the roof.
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes delicious blue,
forget, as gazing on her,
That her heart was e'er untrue,
remember that loved her
As meier may love again,
And my hearts quick pulses vibrate
To the patter Of the rain.
There is nought in arts bravlras
That can work with such a spell,
To the spirits pure deep fountains,
Where the holy passions swell,
As that melody of nature
Tha: subdued, subduing STRAIN,
Which is played upon the shingles
By the patter Of the rain.
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Iron.

TUsT RECEIvED-e5po n shce, Iron, No. s6 and -
suitable for the Stove business. for ssIs by
GEO, w. Johnson
apr 30, 1859. l7pMakst square
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HOhENsACK's WORM syRrp

An article founded upon scientific PrincipIes com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances heinz nar
iectly safe when taken, and given TO the mos, ie
der Infant with decided beneficial effect, where Bowel
complaints and DiarriGa have made them weak and
debtated the Touic properties of NV Worm srrm a'Iu
such that stands without equal in the catalogue of
melc'nes III giving tone and strength the Stomach
with Dyspepsia, the astonishing performed by This
syrup after Physicians have failed is best eydenes
o! its superior efficacy over all others N''"sH'e
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Physiology for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology, large and small, with the plates
mounted aud paper. Also, Greenleat's arthmatics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these important
works, and give them TO the rade shools aud fa
eslion favorable TERMS School books generally hand
Oct.29. J. II. WILLIAMS.
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The above busiposs will he carried on, by John l.
FRINT, in the old stand oiposite TO j. rATros store
Where he viii he folnd az all tnIes wait Ihose ta
may favor him with Call In the above business From
hs lo's experience in the business, he hopes he will
share portion of the public Patronage 4 gLlyiss-
Dec. IL, 1852. JOHN l.. FRINT