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LACY ~ TERRY,

GROCERS,
Forwarding d Commission Agents,
ON TIE BASIN, LYNeHBURG, VA,
M ILL give particular attention to Receiving and
w Forwarding Goods-Also, to the sale of all kinds
of Produce Lbe al advances on consignments in hand.
Only one Commission charged and postage
n. B.-John +. Terry will devote his time during the
forwarding the delivery of goods consigned
them for shipment through by Rail Road, to wagons
Salem, Fuyette, and other Depots completed
REFERENCES.
S 9 3: =" spi Ho'i.s wy'nsyilIo,
g. Guggcnhemer.
r. p. HooinagIc Abingdon.
Col. A. Happ, Salem.
ApriIl--ts
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COMMERCIAI.. NEWS.

Cdny'
COMMERCE. NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, March l9.-Consols are quoted
as fuctuating from above par 10 below,
closing at the latter rates. The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased 5c70O,00O.-
Money market unchanged. Baring's Circular
reports small transactions in State and u. S.
Stocks. Bell & Son report transactions large,
and market firm. u. S. skies Of 1862, 104 to
los; of 1868, 10 TO Ill; Of lS67-'8, 1OS4 to
1893. Maryland fvos, 98.
Holngshead's Circular quotes an advance
in Cotton, owing to natural reaction after the
depression, and the short stock in the hands of
spinners McHenry quotes only advance Of
Lie for the week.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The French funds fell on account of report
that an English feet had entered the Darda,
nelles. The rumor, however, was subsequent,
ly denied.
The French Budget for 1854 gives surplus
revenue Of nife millions.
A commercial crisis had taken place at Al
exandra-heavy failures are reported among
the Spectators in Grain.
The news generally is regard, favorable.
The Pope holds out prospect OF peace.
The u. S. steam lrigae Mississippi sailed
for Japan on the % Of February.
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WASHINGTON, April ?.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Il. IL. Glass as Post Master at Lynch.
burg. rice William NJ. Blacklord, removed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Death OF Mrs. Fillmore.

Il is our painful duty 10 announce the death
of Mrs. Filmore,ihe wife OF the late President.
which occurred yesterday morning at Wizards
Hotel. in this city.
The serious illness Of Mrs Fillmore has been
known for some time past. but until within the
last few days little apprehension was felt in
regard 10 the result. She was attacked with
bronchial inflammation of the lungs on the 9th
instant and this was followed by sufIusion
of water; producing complication which
baffled the skill of the eminent physicians who
had been called o her relief. Her suferings
at various stages of the disease were severe aud
protracted; but they were endured with chris.
tan patience aud fortitude. She retained con.
seriousness until within a brief period Of disso
luton, and died calmly, aud without apparent
pain in the presence of her family.
On learning the melancholy bereavement,
President Pierce directed the postponement Of
the meeting Of the Cabinet, and the closing of
the various Executive Departments for the day
II also addressed the following letter Of Con.
dolence to Mr.. Fillmore:
Executive MANSION, March 30
My DEAR SIR :-Information has jus; reach
ed me ofthe death OF Mrs. Fillmore | beg you
TO accept the assurance Of my earnest condo
lence in this great bereavement.
lelding To my deep feelings OF sympathy
and in testimony Of respect Tor the memory of
the deceased, have directed the meeting of
the Cabinet tais day TO be suspended and the
public offices to be closed.
| am, With great consideration,
Your friend.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, Washington.
The Presidents Private Secretary, Mr.. Sid
ney Webster, proceeded TO the Capitol to in.
form the members Of the Senate, unofIicialIy,
that in Consequence Of the event no further
communication would be addressed to them
during the day. Ere lie arrived, however,tho
Senate had adjourned,on motion by Mr.. Sc
ward, as a mark Of respect to the memory Of
the deceased. The sorrow and sympathy thus
manifested will, we are sure, be shared by the
whole country, not less because Of the varied
excellencieB of Mrs. flllmore's character as
wife, mother and friend, than because of the
affection which the dispensaton Casts upon one
who has been so recently relieved from the
service Of the State Washington Republic
of March 3lSk.
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Zinc Stick p.icOurice.

AsD CASES very Superior Stick Lieouricc,
oVeD II cnses good Mass do
The Stick is rery superior to quality and is well
worthy the attention manufacturing friends, who
wish to procure really fine article for spring and Sum-
mer use Just received consignment and for sale by
Mnrch20-ts LEE 81 JOHNSON.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TNO. J. PURVIS begs leave to inform the people of
~ the Cityof Lynchburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford Amherst Nelson Appomattox, Charlotte Hal.
flax Psy vania, Henry Patrick, and all other parts of
the country radeng 80 Lyncturg that he has just return
ed from trip after Goods and is receiving ut his
Cnsh Store,
VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Ills desire IS to trade more extensively in future and
Tor purpose will make additions his stock nearly
every week in the year Of Men and Fashionable Goods
"A Neto Uhoiesaie Business ~ i.
have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade. Country Merchants and others who
buy to sell again, can mend up their Stock with me
MS good tcrrns as can be obtained in New York.
feo@4-dts JNO. j. PURVIS, Agt
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FET'Y ELECTION

FETY EEECTEON-rhc qualified voters Of
" Lynchburg are hereby notified that the onnuol cleo
ton under the amended charter Of tho sud city will be
held on the first Tuesday in April next os follows;
At Friends Warchouse in Lynch Ward No !. and al
Planters Warehouse in Henry Ward No. >, for the
lection of members of the Council members Of the Court
Of Hastings, and for persons 6 until tho next annual
election in sud Words the following Offices for the city
o. Lyuchbnrg lo-wil: Mayor Sergeant, High Consln-
bic Ma of Pol aud COMM ssoncr aud assessor OF
Of the Revenue olso Clerk Of the Hastings Court Of
snid city, and Surveyor Of aid city, for six
years from the date of tho election This notice is given
pursuant tho resolution of the city Council made
the 28th Feb. lust. -. NODES, CPk.
March1G-wSsdtdo Rep. & Express copy.
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No. 2 North whhrYes. PhiFa.
Notice 10 Shppcrs-Due notice will always be given
when the steamers will be ready receive freight. md
the hour Of fleir smiling RIO. RANklN, Age1A
April2-d2cfs
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I'VE Stenm Saw Mill tho Canal, with album
dan supply Of Timber, prepared to fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their own,
they will delyor Lumber ordered Of them at any point
on the Cnnul without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
nm u .d0 c3tnwls
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HEOOE POLES wish to purchase 80 or ID
4 4 thousand IIOL p POLES. fot which fair price
will be pnid. III. b. LAkGHORNE,
AUG 13--dt Tauphoyne's MN
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c.a-la.s.CARWlAGEs. ROCKA- 49,.

q7ar7gg-s ~ GARlkiAGES, ROCkA- GSsfllss3 ;..
.GaZVa- III ~, BTGGYS, WAGONS 4SaAt2t-
Ac.Iho Subscriber respectfully Informs hsiricnds md
he public generally that bis stock of Oafragos Rocka
nya aud uggyss now large, and he ia adding toit dn
tommy in tho st1le, either for durability.
He hasalso good stock Of Cnryulls for and two
horses.
His stock Of iron aAle wagons ia very lnrge, several
very superiorton wagons, and four horse wagons, and
alurgo lot oftwo horse and onehorsc wagons.
Also large lot of Rail ood cnrts made, and milking
upnll sizca of wagons, carts &c.
Feb. 9.-d&oGmif JNO. II. BAILEY.
so lare below the Franklin Hotel
Dhnyijle Register publish month % and send
account To this Office.
Rnnmhlirnn rnnN q mnnlha. 20
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ENHSHEHG TACKLE, &c.-fisbing Rods,
4 in joints Of Lnco Wood and Enst India Bamboo OF
oil kinds mud prices, Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby Vr-
puia and Spring looks silk hemp and grass Lines, FIN
ialled Snoods, bat Boxes, &c Also lot Of English
Hunting Whips &c, Which can furnish to dealers ut
Baltimore prices. WIN. II. q O. FISHER,
Mnrch0--fs Opposite Frinklin Hotel.
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SrERSs Il MARvIs, Salamandcr Safe Manufacturers,
hive purchased OF H. O. Jones the patent right for his
Powder Proofllank Lock- commonly called the WoRLDs
Fem Lock, behind which Ono Thousand Dollars
placed in Safe the Fnirin London, during period
days, be tho property Of any Of the yis-
who could open the Lock TIE attempt 10 open
WINS mndo dnily by hundreds without success
Bnnbcrs, Jewellers aud Merchants can be supplied
with heso Locks by the sole proprletors
STEARNS e. MARVIN,
feLA--AS1e@m. llG Wnter Street. Now York.
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DAOWs-agricuIturnis Implements

S-AgricuIiuriaI Implements
u On hand largo assortment Of Flows, twenty diff
rent PATTERNS comprising three horse right
and lclt-lond Livingston Co Peolsl Boston Eagle.
Double mould board Hillside md Sub so--Also.
aud tooth expanding GaItiVntOrs; expanding
and tIarroas; single mud double GOrn-Shcli-
cTs; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns
Patent Thermometer Churn, aud II variety of other
farming implemcnts,--also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. Tho above ara warranted equnl 10 my ey-
in this mnr4et and viii be sold reasonable terms
ut the
PIEDMONT WORKS
Lyaehburg, Va.
t-B'Orders by mail promptly filed.
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Nov Comlectlomerynn Ice Crean

TT cW CONFECTIONERY and Ice Cre;lns
" SaiOOn-Ihc subscriber wishes 10 inform the
Indies und Gentlemen of this city, that he hns opened II
Confectionery and hee G,ea,a "alooa, in tho house
Two doors above Tinsley, Taylor 81 Cos store, moin
street where he intends keeping all things in his line
fresh and nice, having it grent expense and trouble
fitted up his house in the finest style, suitable for the
ception Of the Ladies and Gentlemen, who muy favor
him with their patronage
He has also fitted up nn lee Crro1a Saloon whero thni
decous iele will be served up all times when the
season opens.
Hoping shorc portion of the public patronage, he
only requests Il visit TO become satisfied
J.ZETEL,
mar 1-dtE Late of Richmond.
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E.NDUC CATION 1.-THE NEXT REGULAR
Ia Session of tho subscrber's school will commence
Tuesday, tho first day of February, and close the
FIRST Of July 1t is desirable that pupils should be pre-
sent ut the beginning Of the session.
TRIMS per session of months $l2 so, $l5 90 and
$40 90, according to the gfnde Of scholar.
School Room ON Church Street. nearly in rear of tho
franklin Hotel VIM. b. FEATHERSTON
ian 3l.3tawts
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IMP OEeTANE 10 FAR M Err y.
Z GardcncrS F2orislS hieorPoraled Compaaics, Man
ntacturcg A1i5ons, ProJessi0nal Men, Heehunics and
oueys-'E'lle Pump and Fire Engine
cOnsbiBed.-RigHSr cwod by Uailed .Siates LIT
tefa-Pateat.-ALL INFHIEGEmEHTs Will BE PRosEcu
TED BY LAW. This is the most valuable invention OF
the age; and without which, manufactures, public cdi
fees hotels, and private dwellings, incomplete, nnc
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent of NIL
accommodating insurance companies, and bid
defiance to the iueendary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr., r. Briftinghum Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable APP
pcndagc, great convenience and efficient protec
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
r. i. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER Hueuenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, FarmYie.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
II. J. GAINES, Chaflouce.
The Pump can be seen in at Dr. VIM. S. Norris,
Duguid's foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg, all Of whom approve their utility and useful
ness The Pump be seen in Ric mond, at ths Wing
office, They warranted t. FORK well for year.
~ NOTICE-All persons buying 5elling the
above articles, are responsible to me for it.
R.BRITTIEGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-d1y Proprietor.
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Escady-Nalde Clothing,

MOSES LACY.
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"a PHsENG GOODS receiving and
- will in few days have my stock complete in all
tho various articles usually found in the Glass, China
and Earthen-Ware trade.
ALSO, fine stock ofamy groceries always on hand
together with Wooden.ware and many articles suit
able for house keeping.
now lot of Looking Glasses, very beautiful, inst o.
pc ned. K. X. WATKINS,
MarchI9--diwif Aa't for b. =. Walker
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JOHN J. TERRY
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NEW GROCERY and Commission

J'Orders by mail promptly filed.
Morch 1-cG6f
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We 20 B 90 rs.

lGesiora,ion OF Belief II mo. 75c.
Nature & extent Of the flolv Catholic
Church by Rev. G. Ha'lry Norton "
The Tell Tale by the author of Sunny
Side, Soc.
The Lofty & the Lo~ly or good in all
& none all good, hy ". ]. McTn'ocl
2v"ls. l2mo. paper 81 cloth 81 SO.
Lady Bird, tale by Lady G Fullerton
75c.
The Summer & Winter of The Soul bv
The Rev. Esr>Aine Neaie TIC.
Truth or Pprsis Clarreron by Rev. c. B
Taylor 75c.
Sherwood< Stories on the Church Cate.
ehism. 75c.
Little Silversfring er Tales & Poems for
the Young 63c.
The Foo'pah & Highway or Wander
ings Of an American, by Ben amin
Moran 81 IS.
The Luck of Barry Lindon by Thackery
81.
Life Il memorial OF Daniel Webster 81.
Pioneer Wa'nen OF the West by Mrs
Ellei 81 25.
A PHYSICIANS Holiday or q month in.
Switzerland in the Summer OF lS4S BY
john FORKS Nd, with maps & illustfa.
tons SI.25.
Influence Tale by the author of Mir.
an, 75c.
Redemp,ion's Dawn or Biographical Stu
dies in The old Testament History g.
Prophecy, in eleven Lectures by Rev.
n T.. Burt, 75c.
A Word in Season 10 Candidates for
Confirmation, by Bp. Mcllvaine. 20c.
The Fiscal History Of Texas, embracing
an account Of it's Revenues, Debts, and
Currency, from The commencement oi
the Revolution in 1884 10 l-5l-2. with
Remarks on American Debts. by VIM.
NJ. Gouge. $3.50.
Day Dreams bv Marina Allen, soc.
History Of tho Na,ien~i II~s ~r tho y.
States Of America, 81,
Universal Dictionary Of Weights and
Measures reduced 10 the standards OF
the United States OF America by J. II.
Alexander. S1.5O.
EE" Always on hand at the loves,
wholesale prices in qut niiiies 10 sui,
purchasers, Classical and School Books.
Blank account Books, Copy Books. Fools
Cap and Letter paper, Wrapping Paper.
Bonnet Boards, &c. embracing a full
assortment Of such articles OF plain and
fancy Stationary as is usually kept for
sale by country merchants.
A. P. BURT, No. 7,
Baltimore street,
Between the Bridge and Md. Institute.
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TEN GRRfF ElSCOt'E:RT 'OtF THE
-~~i9E-- Gs4a - RiafI 49,.
yESftt. wJFld never NJ icFp ssw stscNS trats oF
Il Hethestrstiu,oaS vssrtb~si3t 6i.irr sas;iis
Cine: al 80 s-1r- 7- I.e.s - ,.,-. FE
i sa..so.4s, g BaIr:AoaE. srpi. H.. ISL
;MsssEs. MosfimeI & Aoa1brsy: !, feel n.s duty
TO make knnwu the benefits haze ,i.aiy-.i !ro,a-
DR. Himpi"n's Tipc'ue. Frr iA.ff OF tiinsi
have asaii sa',i-ct 10 great po>,raft,n ~ m,I<.-
cnlsr power and great dstaGtv nj ". nsrreas
svs;sln. accompanied with s,aipiiati"Hyan aud Hph
i~iir9 nj the heart. ] had .'feh sufid'1 aiIaSks
that On QUE occasion could scarceiv II. home
] making tnrhiioH or inv case 10 Hi'.,sl. ne re-
frT'r'l me 10 Joseph r. SrsrI-inn. ,'sq lat ODD
and highly respectable Citizen Of BAItnor--
WHO had usel ihr Finctni- under aimiiat cir
cumsisnces. Called on Mr. SiapI~tnn am az.
ter an interview OF some mian,'ss. . was ally
satisfied OF Tie Iresiic q virtues o the Tincttp
Irntn the evidence tridrs me. of hiS own prfss.
Who fnr some time IiFisiniis. indicated Es:ii,t
state of health. hut i,6S hearty hale appearN
ahce. With the acfiriFy at yoaik. immediately
commenced nsiHg the Tinriure. and. hslors .
took the contents of one ht;i-. INV strength lrGs
reRcrs3. Gnd Gu srGik az bTiss and am as
fite a. ittenfy years dg5 This -riHcrnre IL The
grand restorative oTtha digestive oTgans. SSkics
when destroyed. the whole stem iszin STATE
Of suffering -a..#..--,.. .-
! do assert IL is no hnmhug. but Vs., in reality
what ii il represented 10 w hr Dr. Har,tyfUh
The inventor WM A! ScHkEFEER.
Corner OF Lombard aud sharp streets.
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LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD

LATE OF UPPER MARLBORO MD.
WILL give prompt and special al
w teniion to the prosecution and
collection Of all Land Claims & others
IN favor Of those who served in the wars
Of the United States or their heirs a, law.
He may be seen from q TO 8 p. NJ. at
the office of J. NJ. Carlisle. ESQ, opposite
City Hall or any other time at the resi-.
dence of his father Dr.. James Harper on
F. Street between Is g. IA South side
All communications (prepaid) attended
10. Nov. IL, Is52.-6m.
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NEELING that he can offer induce.
- men,s to purchasers equal. if not
superior, TO any other establishment in
Baltimore. the undersigned invites the
attention Of country dealers 10 his large
and we'll assorted stock of
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
AT THE
Corner q Pratt and Commerce street.
lie names in part
Gold and silver Watches, in hunting and
plain cases
Gold and silver lepine and anchor lever
watches
Gold guard vest and fob Chains
God guard and fob KEYS and Seals
Gold and silver Thimbles. silver Come s
with and without sets
Gold Earrings, Breastpins, F:nger.riacs
and Bracelets
Shirt studs, Pencil Cases, Miniatures ard
Medaions
Gold. silver and steel specracles, to sui,
ell eyes
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mus.
tard Spoons
Britannia tea and coffee pots, casters and
eandIe<tiCks
Bfilania in sets Of FIVE and six pieces.
music boxes
OirardcTes5 SoraT fa'Isf'~, SsaiiArs and ac
cordeons
Silver plated ware, assorted
violins and violin strings
Double and six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do; double and
single barrel do. Of English and
German manufacture
Mantle do /; pocket and table cutlery
Whslebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Perfumery and hair oil, shot pouches, bird
bags. powder tasks, percussion caps,
and matches
Together with many other articles.
N. b Clocks, Watches, Jewelrv, &C.,
repaired al moments notice and in the
best manner
WILLIAM 8. JUSTiS,
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce SIS.
June ~, 1852.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Cannt,
brother TO the eminent physician 10 I.ouis Ma
pnIeon. President az the French republic WIN
was cured or Rheumatism OF se.eh traIs' SIAN
ling one from Robi CAN'T. do, Of seven wears {;
one from Mr. Oldham, Baltimore CASTOR. lic,,se,
Of dreadful case of dyspepsia ; one iipm Jno.
Lake, Of a case OF dyspepsia aud general lie.
hiliiy: and one ffom ]. K. StapIeton. esq. o
Baltimore, with hundreds OF Others.
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stabier'< T,iarrhra Coriiiai

Is pleasant Nix'nrs. compounded in agree
rreni with the rules Of Pharmacy. Of iiIefapea.
tic agents. long known and celebrated for their
peculiar efficacy in Curing DIARRHEA, and
a6ikailar affrction Of the system. In iis action
ss nausea and produces a healthy coa-
3Iiriou OF the Liver thus removing THE caase at
the same time that il cures The disease.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

SPALDING g. GREENWELL have
just received one Of the largest assert,
ment Of OvER, SAcK, AND FRocK CoArs.
ever offered in this county, which they
will sell at Baltimore prices.
The highest market price, in Cash or
Goods will be given for Green or Dry
Hides.
>. Nov. 9Th.
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REV. VERNON EsKRlDGE, u 8. n.

PORTSMOUTH. wa. Ahg. ISa TSJI.
Mr. j. Z. Boush-Dear Sir While ain In
general opposed TO Patent Medicines. canior
compels rs to state that have great confidence
in the virtues Of Hanptoi,+ Vegetable Tincture.
For several months past have used il in my
family. ard in Dyspepsia. lose Of appetite. dir
illness, and general debility. with entire success.
So far az nv experience extends, therefore I
take pleasure in recommending il to the afflicted
as a safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully. Yours,
VERNON ESKRtDGE.
Chaplain in the Z. S. Navy.
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SADDLE, TRUNK HARNESS AND COL
LAR MANUFACTURES.

LAR MANUFACTURER,
Wholesale and Retail,
No. ~ South Street,
One door from Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
"IlE above articles are manufactured
- OF the best a,er;ais, AMI will be
sold a, the ioresi prices.
;,erchants and Wholesale Dealers ire
inv ed TO call and examine my stock be
fore making purchases, being prepa red
TO sell goods as low as they can be pur.
chased in any Of the Northern or Eastern
Cities, and pledge myself 10 duplicate
any bill made in those cities. Please
call and satisfy yourselves Of The fact.
May 20 ls52-tlm.
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GRoeea ANN CoNM'ssIos MsaeHAST,
No ~ soTHt: taltetl 81,
One beer from Putt Street Fhnrf
o Al + NJ ORE:
II EEPS rnnSiaGrfy IN hsH'l Far salr
- a large ami we'll srlhC,tt' srocL
nt-Grnceries and Liquor. consisting IT,
part of-Loaf. Cr..shed and Rrown Su
gars: Sali . Cvf're Teas: Cheese
Candies Soaps &c: French and DO
ma<iic Praniies Old Rive and commor
Whistles New England Rum +; IIoIIanf
Gin; Wines OF all kinds and qualities
Vinegar. &e., &C., &c. which he will
sell low for cash. or TO pnr":unl cusio
mers on time. lie respectfully solicit.
Inc patronage of his friends aud The pub
lie.
lie will also sci! fo5acco. Grain anC
| other Produce on Commission, on the Us
ual terms. and ~oiciis consignments.
| Baltimore, April !, 1882.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-04-21

Is confidently recommended ~ 'avslIAs as
ausuTpass ed bv ans knewn pr<fsN!siidh, fer the
c;ire OF ca'iglsI Hrlrssrr.s, anil "iher !oIns OF
Common Colds; Bronchitis, Asthma, c, cup.
Consumption in an early Stage. sna 70, The Re-
lief ut The Patient even ia ADVANCED Stages oi
that Fatal Disease. r"f tr-'-'
II combines. in q scientific manner. remedies
OF ion. esteemed vafle. Will o.hsfs &c mote
rpcrn, discovery and beside IFS soothing ansi
TONIC qualities, sris Though the skin gently
and th great efficacy, fos the cure OF this class
Of diseases. .