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HfGfi SCHOOL.

1ftt"'h"HH SO!taty, ~. G.,
REV. J: JONES SMITH, a. NJ, princI.
The second So sion Of This T. situ'on
will c"'Ancl.:c or Monday The llth July,
le.>3.
'tho High School has o!rcady taken i,s
position among the very first Classical md
Mathematical Schools in the county
Without any recourse having been had to
special means to bring into notoriety, aud
witt, simple dependence upon it's own
intrinsic merits, it has now grown into 4
great a:,d Wei grounded popularity
Few iLstltuions III the ia,d can prcser,
such stfohg claims inr patronage from an
intelligent community. The ability and
expcren' oi the Principal; he large, airy.
and handsome bu'lding--,hcir peculiarly
healthy and pleasant location; the entire
exemption from every incentive to idiencss,
or temptation 20 vcc, and the highly mora!
nj religious !nfl'nICe OF the sur, and NJ.
ne,ghhorhnu'l, ar 70 ordinary rccommen.
d,:"nS 10 parents and guardians who de-
sire sute and pleasant home for tl.Cir
children or wards.
Tho Trustees assure the public. that no
la1ur or expense Will be spared in procur-
ing every til ng requisite Tor fhe ntc!nctu-
al "nd physical wcIi-beln.. If the sludc,ts
Maps, Gc"grapincal and Astronomical,
G'"bcs. Phi!osorhite! and other apparatus,
sufficient !ur every purpose OF Illustration,
are now ''rnerci ald mlIi be at tie H.. Ii
SuhO0! in few weeks
IN 4 wor,l .he T:u tees appeal to what
they have already done as a proof and
guarantee Of their determination to omit
no hlhE in the organization aud W rkinu of
the $, hoo! wncn Wi, prcvt nj It Fl ON bc.ns.,
what l. e called, Il High School in e,'r,y
sense of he term,
Ample nrr"rl,nuIut.,'na arc furnished Ly
the Pr,nr!.a', III, well as ny the u.os; re-
sprclaJle families IN the Vicinity.
books, Stationery, ~, are furnished nj
the r"snttcviiic prices.
TERMS AID COURSE OF STUDY !:
The students will b. divided into three
gr' IS. The !'r.:, or primary dcpa,tncn,
III "h'cli wal hc ,.uSk I'll" elementary
hrinch.a OF Spr! ing. Rcdny, Wr.lrE,
ana ,iic elements u. Arih.nctic.
T"rms n,r : ssion of five months, IS o.
SECCND:
English Grammar. (N ,cncll's,)
Arithmetic. (GT, tn;caf'Sj
.'''!iculd'NS, (l''a!cc or Ia [ o., n,,
vica' rnurs,) krEh on the @iA wv
Glnb.r, ii .Hrry, ,,omposI,lon
anu Rudhrcnis q! Latin,
THIRD
A compile, English and C!1-sical
Educ .r.':,, with Natural, Mental,
and hi"Tal S,,lencr, 20 90
For f'r. nc!,, German or Spani.i., IT. Uj
Buar':, Washing, a., (ex..lusve O:
Iights.) 40 OO
b"a7" 'nd Tuitiun, payable. one halt ';
The coi!'.icnccnc nj III! Session, ,fr'
oliic. III the c:t,SI.
"'u- ln.:!:r information aiircss ,i,.,
Principal a: r',ier of the Trms,ccs at
i.aur''ihnrgh =. g., ltici,i:, al t:vnn,y.
North Carolina.
DUNCAN McbAGHIN.
MURDOCH McN!NhON
JOIN L.. Fairly.
JAalES e.. McEACtIiN,
g, NcLAJRlN, Trut,rcs.
d. G.. STEnA3r.
Dr. r. u DICKSON.
ID. McNEII..,
d. & McINrA RE.
Juc2l lS:i' 81 3!
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%&2l Reward.
May 10, 1873

as ltUNA WAY, o. rs. Tuesday the
18th i lan.. my Boy RICHARD. n
.-A-s"hl.t nul1tio. ABOUT i've feet three
or i.;.r in, hes high, ,olerably stout built,
about twel w years Old Wit, siraic..
Light c"lo!ci har. has vcry sulny an.
prarancr, and an-w"rs quick and shnr,
when spoken to; said boy has sholl thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He h2u the scar o. A blister on
his '"rchnad jlst above the eve -brcw:,, he
may Try 10 t'nic it hv wearing his cap or
hat down over Ia: nrehead. He will he
sure tc pass h:ia*ri! tor n wire man for
he is vc'v white aud haG been taiing rrca.
care OF rs sHIn 'nr SOME time. When he
lett T.. ':ad cloth cap, hiacl coat and a
dark colorcG pair OF pa.;s. Ii. will be
suic to change his cnp and clothes as soon
as 4" can; he also wears his hair in front
srarh, down 10 hide the scar O. The bis-
ter lie la 81 oernhker by trade, though,
he NAY '"t go al the business, expecting
that he vii! be so advertised.
The above reward OF Twenty Dollars
viii be pad lor his delivery n any jail in
The State He will be sure 10 give himself
"nolhC- lame.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyv,llc. :iu..,cr District, $. C..
May 2h:n, ISJ3 :;U---lf
~" Camden Journal nj Cheraw Ga.
zcite pub!Ish five times.
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'>' Greet Excitement '',
AT THE BANNER OFFICE.
HEor Ono Week Longer.
MMGH.MTA2AN. .NHANE,SA

w. "A. WELLHiAN, would respectful
ly announce ~ the Luuies and Gcntleincn
.! Sunl'ervilic ard vicinity that he has
opened koonS at the above p ace, Where
he will remain one week longer. and he
would be happy to wait on all who may
feel disposed to improve this opportunity
to obtain one of his unsurpassed minia-
lures. as it may be the last that many Of
you may have to obtain one Of those inval-
uab'c memen,oes. Pic,urcs taken in clear
Or c."udy weather at the l0r price Of Itco
Dollars.
a good assortment Of fancy cases and
luckets nn hand.
May 2ith, 1853 3O-tf
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ls1Isuiafosr.

Fhousanls Of parents who Tn, ver.niiuee,
composed of Cnsor Oil, Calomcl, &c ar. not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa.
tient. they are actually laying the foundation for
A schcs of diseases. such ns salvation, loss of
sight, weakness of limbs, dc.
In another column will be found the adyer-
sisemcnt of iiobcnsnck'. Medicines, to which
we ask the attention OF all directly interested
IN their own as Well as their. Children'a health.
In Liver Conplaiats and all disorders arising
from .hose Of 4 bhious type, should make use
OF The only genuine medicine, Hobcnsack' 8
Liver Pills.
aD he not deceieed," but ask fer Hotcn-
sack" Worm Syrup Liver end Pills. and the
serve that each has the signature of the Pr prie.
or, N. HoBENsAcK, rs none t.se are genuine
Agust. 10. DIV.
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~.R.A!MAWAX Z,

-S1 F.s0M .hc subscriber two wears
ago my negr" wonl;.n MlRAHDA. con.
Siderable abo, the common s:zc, ef dark
complexion, soncwha, OF roman nose with
loss Of one taHn:. and quite Intelligent
when sp''ien 10; and her son TOM has
ais" bee: runaway fo' about Il months.
common siza, very dark. about lG years
old and with high AID somewhat reccdin,
iu:c.Ial'. small scar over one Of i,is ewes,
white ie.ii. snG a a..a!l hc.ormly Of one
ni his niddI2 nails. These iwo are sun.
posed to be about Charleston Ncc;, as The
husband lives there
Runaway six rronhs since rl,y M ..ro
GRACE, about 80 years OF arc, ycli. ~
c"np!ei,n ahn'n the ord nary size, with
t%o G. s.:r hnIcrs 81 II f"on bcinu cut in
c"l'n". Gin, and blacl mole on her iuce
a l'hcrai reward VII! lie gwen for their
apprehension ana !oIs,nent IN any Jal! IN
the STE SO ':sat | can yet TEN.
J. h. MELl.ETT.
May 10. 1873 29.-tf
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South Carolina,
Sumter District.

LR re CITF.
Alsey II. Ramsey Bill for Par.
William ..iku1son, Estate Mason
etai. Spears.
~ appearing to my satisfaction that
W iliatn Adkcrson. Sarah .idkersnn, Mar.
garet Anderson, Hampton Spears. james
>. Spears, Penelope Crabtrec and -
Crabtrcc. her husband, Amelia Whit. and
- White her hushan,i. Alm;r. Sites,
and -- Sites, her husband John Col.
lins ani Mtriha Butter and -- Butl, r,
her husband. parties Defendants in the said
case, all reside beyond the lint. of the
State. II is ordered that the said parties
do appear and plead, deinur, or answer TO
The SAID Bill within three months from he
llrst publication of this order, aud lailin,-
10 do fo, the sad hill VII. be taken nrn
conh:eu agH:ns, them.
". +. Is. uAYNSWORTU,
Con'r EG. :. y.
commissioners Cai.c,
April 18th 1883 23--:,m
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Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour
For Sale.

TX Sharca Of Wilmington and Man.
~ chester Rail Road Company Stock
Tor sale, any person dcsirons Of PURCHASING
SAID STOCK will please call on The subscr,
ber at hs office in Sumrcrvlle.
]. Is. N. HAMMET,
Attorney.
harch r., 1881 3l--tf
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trade for, or receive in payrnen, Of any
debt, either or both of two Notes given by
the subscriber to X. J. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollars. and the 9TH
or for two hundred and ton dollars. as said
Notes gwen iur two separate tracts nf land
were to be paid after good and lawful titles
were made to me by Price. which condi.
tions were put in writing and are now in
my possess on, and which contains the
further understanding that in the event of
h.s failing rs he has Lone,to make such
titles lie would ioriei, the amounts &c.
&. q. LESSESNE.
April 3, 1853 27-u
G- Watch,nan copy.
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s4oof:hnsS's, Gers,iA.a ttiaters.

HuRt'feds'o' o,ircitizens complain Of debili.
ty and iangour; of Tho system, dcra, ,g=,ncnl Of
The lieet rnd stun:acf, want of'nprs tite, &c
thcy Az ffrl.tehtiy tac result Of 200 close ap,
plication, and n thousand. olsic. causes we can
not here name; but we wuuld say To all afllict
ed, do ~ We have done-sct n bnt,lc or Two of
DR., il"oAand's German Bittees. prepared by lpr.
Jackson, aid our woul fur I, yon vii. he cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that 1t is much superior ~ itc scr..
rality Of patent medirinrs. We would say to
our readers. purchased nune unless prepared Ivy
Or. Can. Jackson, PlalciphIa. JGyl
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SFEGlAE VaL'TEdG,S.
A M other Sc .cnuiflc wcnsacr.
INFORMANT 10 pYsrErrcs

pr. j. 5. 'Houghton's Pcpsia. -, true Di.
gcstive Fluid, or Glstric Jaire, prepared from
Kennel, or the Fourth Stomach &C tile OK. after
direc3Jns of Baron Licbig, the great Physiulo.
gicai Chemist. by J. S. Euughton. W. n. Phila.
help!ia This is niiy q wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J;.unlire, Liver Com
1nnt, Con stiput.on and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own,
Agent the Gastric Ju.ce. Pamphlets, contain.
ing Scientific evidence OF its value, furnished
~ sgen,s,gratis. Sue notice amorg the ne,lica
Advertisements, sly.
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Spring Goods,
The Real Simon Pure"
c. Il. MASON

WOULD respectfully inform his pa
irons ard friend ;, and the pubic generally,
that he has received an additional Stock of
watches and JesycHry
fresh from Baltimore, of every desc .iion.
o, patterns as ncat and durahie AS any
which have ever hccn brought 70 tins mar
kc,. His prices arc low md his articles
COOL.
all kinds OF repairing done in the neat
est manner, ard with prolnntness
Tic respectfully sollcis tho patronage Of
tie pubic, as he is ready - suit them in
! cve:y respect.
May 81 1853 3l-,f
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r. u II C. L f. II Il

MR.. EDITOR:-MANY FRIENDS
Of w. ]. N. .lIAMMET are dcSirous of put.
ting him in nomination for the Office of
Clerk OF the Cpurt Of Sumter District, at
the ensuing election.
May 2i, 1853. Soft
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New Tin aud Sheet-Iron
Ware Mandatory.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
infoI m the cltiZeus of Sum'erv,!c and the
surrounding country. tha, he il now open.
ing Tin MANUFACTORY in Sumter
vile, and is now prepared to fiji all orders
III the tin line. Merchants will find it to
their interest TO purchase their ware from
me, as | intend to sell low and warrant all.
thai sell.
ROOFING. GUTrER!NG and JOB
WORK executed with promWness and in
workmaulikc' manner. The cash will
be expected III overy instance on finishing
or delivering Of overy job. intend to sell
cheap and :or tn" cash only.
Feb. Sih, 1859 l5-,f
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Executors Notice,

All persons having domands against the
Estate OF the lato Col. John }. Moore of
Sumter District. arc requested to hand
thch III pr"porly a,tcsted to the subscri.
hers, an! all lhopc indebted will make
payne. .tt to the same.
;. Is MOORE. Evoc,,o.s
]. S. MOORE. hSec"tors'
March 18th, 1853 2O-tf
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For Cash, And that only

The cheapest GROCERIES, ever sold
~ oiil'crvi &c, can he had rom GORDO.,
CO., al Or. hlc!!rtts OH stand.
ALSU-
S"gars o: Inc t:'os. quality and most ap.
proved Brands III tie wor!.!, together with
PreSerScd Fruit OF different kinds, :Syru,s,
Nuts, &c q a!arc OF the public ,'ntron-
age ,s urs'Een, PROVIDED it is accompanied
ny the CASH. but not n'h"rwisc.
GORDON g. co.
June l4th, 1853 33-u
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s u 4 u L s

3 II a " L s
Plain colored Canton Grape Slawl., at s5.
Supertinc Cant Crap. Shaws with a1tru heavy
fringes. Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shawls,
Snperfine French and Berlin Wool, Rcuse.ialc,
Tyne and Bay State. Double, Four faced and
Long ShnwIs, the heaviest description. Hen
Wy lO-4 square Woocn Shuwls Of tho following.
styles: Santag, Jenny Lind, Forenre and BAYS
Water: French Ehroidcred Thbet. Broche
worked, Janilunrd loom worked and plain
Ihhet Shnwls in choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Brochc worked and Paris
prlnted Mantlcs and ScarEs
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EWBRONERIE.S.

Extra super FREScn NEEDLE CuEM1sErrEs
OF The richest descriptions and finest quality.
Prices from 81 IL tn SO piece.
Richest and latest slyles French needle work
LACE and MUSLiH COLLARS in 4 very large
variety.
superb NEEDLE EMBROIDERED LINE
CAMBEIc HAHDkERCHIErs, also superior ns.
sorlment of plain ditto.
Cambria and Swiss MUSLIN EDGrNGs,
fRILIs, BAHDs, ISsERTISGs, &C., of the best
qualities and newest styles of Imported Needle
Work.
UOSLER I, &c.
Supclfne White, Black ard Cold, WORST.
ED AND LAMBS WOOL Stock ings, of u.e
best English manufacturers
Extra Coorcd, White and Black, ENGLISH
STUN SILK Stockings. Best qualities Eng.
lish MoHAvIkH STOCKINGS, Black md Slate
Colored. Extra fine and heavy qualities I'm.
ported French aud English SILK SrocKiSCs
Black and White.
Finest qualities FRKHoM LIsbE THREAD
Open Clicked aud plain Stockings. Black, Slut.
Blue Mixed, Mode Coors ana Superior quail.
ties White English Stockings of The celebrated
From France nirl Royal Erown, Brlnds
EAiri Fine and heavy qualities of Gentle
mems UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS of Lamb.
Wool, Saxony, AIerino and Stnckinet. I'm.
ported, LADIES UNDER VESTS of Mcrino md
Gauzc Lambs Wool LADIES AND GryTs
GLOVES. Of Silk, NlerIno, XII. I.islc Thread,
hiu hlikc DIX, SeGoNla. Cotton and other tlc
scripllons large and full assortment OF GEN.
TLEMESS, FAsHIoHAHhK SHIRTS, CubLARs,
CRArATs, AND PocKEr IIANDKERcuIEFs
BIANKars, London Bath, Du.liclds and
Whitney blankets, FLANSELs, Wclch, Sails.
bury. French Merino and English Flanncls
Supe riinc Embossed Cloth and Victoria Ea.
masks, TABLE ANp rtANo Covsns
Best qualities Of Brown and White TABLE
DAMAsks, Doylies, NAPKINS, T'uwELs, ASn
IRISH LiNENs ASD SnEeTINGs, or ouR OWN
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
CoTToS Goons, 'rickines, ia IA and IL. I,
Nrown Sheetings. Fest q,la!i,ies of Long Cloths
Sheetings, Cambrics, 'luslins, Checks, Cling.
mans, mans, satinets' Cnfsimeses, featingE, Broud
Cloths, go, &a..
IL viii be worth your while to oa!l and cr.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
w. }. JACOBi " SON,
2!l king-st., (l}cnd) opp. the Big Boot
Charleston, Jan. ~, 1853 l3--tC
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Candidates.

FOR T1-Y COLLECTOR.
Mr.: EDIToR Please ANNOUNCE Mr.,
ROBERT w. DURANT, a candidate
for Tax Collector OF Salem County, at the
next election, and oblige
MANY VorERs.
january Ii, 1852 l3-tf
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Business Card.
BROWN g. DeRQSSET,
lS0 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
DEROSSEI g. BROWN.

WILMINGTON, NC.
Cotton Factors and General Commis.
sion Mcrchcnts.
an B. McI.AURIN. Esq. will give per-
~ sunal and SPECIAL attention to the in.
tercs's and orders of his friends in this
Safe and inc adjoining Counties oi North
Carolina, who may favor these Houses
with their patronage. Conslgnmei;s of
produce to the House in New York, either
by way OF Charleston, Georgetown, or
Wilmington, will I've covered by insurance,
if notice OF the shipment be promptly CIV
ell.
May 3, 1883 27-tf
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Engraving, &c,

OWING to the difficulty Of collecting
small accounts, the subscriber wpuld IN.
tor" the public. that "h!ic H.. is ;tAty
;h,nH''.l 'or their patronage he Is co:n;ll
cd to work bcrca!tcr for c,lsn ouiy
g. w. DAVIS.
Jurc II, 1853 B.! -;
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s The friends ofCapt.
=. NJ. GIBBONS announce him caiidj-
date for the Office of Tax Collector for
Salem County, at tho ensuing election and
nblige MANI VoTrpa.
October SAl. E
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LARGE SALE
% f Dry q 90 d $

Which for variety, quality, newness Of styles
and chcapness merit the attention of every
body, some OF which VIC here cnuIncrate:
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Special Notice,

All persons indebted to me either by
Note or Account or otherwise &c arc notified
that payment MUST be .n.de by the 25,h
May inst. as am in want Of funds ard
must have i.
THOM..S O'CONNOR.
May 3, 1863 37-tl
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ADAe u dsdDaEEbS. &.
Cheap Grocery,

TIE Subscriber havIn. opened :. pro.
ccry underneath the Town Hall, dcssgrs
Keeping constantly on hand. a suppl, OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSE>,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACkEREl, SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES. POTATOES, &c. &c.
in fact li!tie u. almost everything that s
good TO eat; all of wIici. will bn sold low
tor cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce. lie promises 10 attend 10 his own
business. and hopes by attending strictly
thereto. to receive liberal share of pa
lronasc. J. NJ. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1883 .U--tf
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A CAR ID.

A CARD.
mo J. PURVIS begs leave to inform the people oil
a. the Cityof Lynchburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford, Amherst Nelson. Appomattox, Charlotte Hal
nx Ptsy vana, Henry, Patrick and all other parts OF
the country radeing Lynchbu,g that he has Just return
ed from trip after Goods, and is now receiving at his
C1ish Store.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
His desire is totrade extensively in future and
Tor that purpose will make additions his stock nearly
every week in the year of Netc and Fashionable Goods
Nec Wholesale Business.
l have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade. Country Merchants and others VIII,
buy to sell again. mend up their Stock with me o.
IA good terms can be obtained in New York.
Feh24-dts JNO j. PURVIS AT
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NEW CONCEKN.--The subscribers have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
# conductinga Gererat Grocery, Commission and For.
uarling Business under the firm aud style of MUIR.
RELL d. STRA TTON, and hive taken the house for
mery occupied by Messrs Echos & Pryor, next door
10 Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand large and well sc
rrtcd stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil, Do.
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article
uay kept in grocery establishment.
All Of which we will sell ON ms good terms any
luse in the place THOS f MURRELL,
ian 3.dlcfs WM II STRATTON.
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LNAMILY SOAP.-Every DO iy come anl buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world.

l. family Soap, the best in the world
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold water-either soft, hard or sa-nny
be used with perfec' Rub the soup upon the
clothes and then put them to soak for three or four
hours, then take them and rub them then rinse them
out. They will require but little rubL A., after soaking
and boiling is required, is usual with other soups
A large washing can be done in one-thrd less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This soap is warranted not to njure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skin, anything that It's applied
to. 1t will any kind of Grease Paint. TarInk
Stains, &C., from any Goods, without the least injury
For sale by d. R. LYMAN.
March5-ts.
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FISHING TACKLE, &c.-Fishing Rols.
l. in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo If
all kinds and prices Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby, Viz
eina and Spring Hooks, silk, hemp and gras, Lines fo
ished Snoods, bait Boxes. &c Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which can furnish to dealers ut
Baltimore prices. WIN. B. IL G FISHER,
March9 It's Opposite Frinkn Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-26
ADril ItI., 1888.
40 The Citizens OF the Fifth Com
EressiOnai District.


by recent act of our Legislature, the counties o
- Halifax, Henry, Pittsylvania Franklin, Appoma
tax, Patrick and Campbell compose the 9Th District
The ci.ze-s of which and those of the adjoining
ties, invited te meet in Lynchburg, at the wei
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR,
to examine the largest and most desirable stock o
Spring and Summer Clothing offered this section
of the old Dom ion,
Just received from our mnnuiactory. supply (to
VIII ch shall make addition thoroug huu the
Sc lHon) of sens jnable Clothing.
COATS.-Cussmere Cashmerett Tweeds, Alpaca
Or oton, Dapde-E Etc, Seersucker Brown French Linen
nte do Fancy DO; Planters Linen, Erminet, Linen
Duck other styles of summer
PANTS of every suitable material.
VESTS.-Silk, Sat'n Marine, Linen, Lustre, Wors
| ted do; Fancy Marsecs. VIII do, buff do gold tins
ccd Party Vests, silver tnseled, do, Embroidered Me
1 ri 10. do.
1 FURNISHING GOODS.-Linen Shirts, fine, med.
I'm and low priced Collars, Opera Ties, Stocks Cra
watts, Gloves, Socks, Suspenders &c. Particular atten
ion given this departmentand large and complete
assortment Of the latest styles of the above goods con
| stantly on hand AS. SHAFER & CO.
npl l6-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
InPoRTANT 10 FAnmEns

mp RTANT TO FAR n EMS
Gardeners Florists. facovporafed Cesapoaies Aas
atpctErrs. Artisans. Protesaosof Me, Mechanics, an
ethas-The Pump nnd Fire Engtas
romhtned.-RtghtSe cNred By Uaifed staf.' LEI
efs- Pafsni--ALL tsFnikaEHgsrs witt AZ fRosses
rrp nj LAW. This ia the most valuable invention o
The nee; and without which, public ei
liees, hotels and private dwellings. incomplete ans
comparatively insecure. With tn. cheap nnd eiicien
Fire Engine the Farmer Is perfectly independent OF al
nnaeeonmodating insurance companies, and can BID
iefanee to tie inccndiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS
We have in use Mr.. II. Brittne hmm Mitchell ~ MI
md ENGINE, and esteem them most sHlunble an
pendare a great convenience nnd efficient protee
iion sganst IRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. -. TYLER. do
DIR ROYSTEn. Huguenpt Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmvilie.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. J. GAINES, ChnrIottee.
The Pump can be IN at DIR. VIM. =. Morr'ss
Dugd's foundry, and at many other places IN Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve their utility and iseinl
ness The Pump be In Rid nond, ut IT, W is
ngice They nfe warranted r. '~ork we'll fo- year
~ NOTICE-All persr,,- buying ,lling tn.
sbove articles. are responsible to me for II
r. BRITTlNG1AM MITCHELL,
march 92-dIy Proprietor.