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COMMERCIAL RECORD
LYScHgURG, July l6, 1853.
TOBACCO.

LYScHgURG, July l6, 1883
TOBACCO.
Inspections the Pastweek 49 hhds. against 5l2 hhds
Cores ponding week OF 1852 STOCK for inspection about
$50 hhds. Market continues anlnafed and prices
firm, with sales Of Lug, at from IN and 50, Com
mon and Mddling leaf 8 30 good and fine shipping
and siemmng, SO 80 to 10 ami 10 80; good Manuach.
RUG 10 to sos fine and do 30 to $50. >itha small
Tub at $40.
Our Mills about to commence grinding and offer
one dollar for early delivery of prime W bite Whcnt.
WIN. 7. SMITH. Conn Merchanl.
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PARsoN BRowNLow's OPINION OF HARRIET
BEECHER STowE-The redoubtable Parson IS
out upon Harriet after the following fashion i:
This longtongued visionary woman. and
calumnator of the South is now in Europe
where she is being lionizcd by the haers of
American Institutions, and Repub can liber
ties. She is the daughter Of old Lyman Beech
err, Presbyterian minister, and has two broth
err are ministers OF the same church. Her
husband is also minister, and at present, we
believe, is a Professor in Andover College,
They are all Aboltonists, both male and fe
male: and the lying book styled Uncle Toms
Cabin, is believed to bothe joint production
OF the entire family, manufactured for the occa.
sion, and as a means of raising the wind. Her
dyship, ii is well understood, is the most
talented member Of old Lyman's family. But
merclfu God! she presents to the world the
most hideous phisiognomy ever gazed upon
by the eye OF man. She is as ugly as Orisi,
nal Sin--an abominaton in the eyes Of cviliz
ed people, A tall, coarse. vulgar looking wo.
man-stoop. shouldered with a long yellow
neck, and long peaked nose through which
she speaks-an abomination in the ears Of
Southern negroes, who nstnctively turn up
their fiat noses at the idea Of using the nasal or
gan to aid the organ of speech. Daguerre
otype of her Ladyshp, which we have seen,
sours the stomach of Southern gentleman;
but lay aside arta and present the reality, and a
big black negro is affected with the. intensest
horror! Pigeon toed, knock kueed, with a
big foot and ankle, added to her long broad
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TOBACCO At LoursvILLE-The receipts of
tobacco at Louisville are ight and prices con.
tinue to advance The Courier notes sale
last week of hogshead for manufacturing, at
SO 30 per 100 lbs. and a hogshead OF manu-.
featuring leaf grown in Christian county, sold
for Sl575. the highest price of the season.
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sides, and fat ehest,and other personal charms,
she may pass through Southern negro kich-
ems at all times without impressing rude ne
gro man that he will offer the Iindignity some
times offered to white women, who travel be.
yond their proper imilsl'
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The Danville Republican speaks of dis
temper prevailing among the cattle OF tho re
gion thereabout and adjacent in North Car
DINA. which is very destructive. 1t has pre-
vailed for several summers, and is the same
that is noticed in oui statute book, by which
cattle who have it are required to be kept up.
and those dying oft are required to be buried
al least four feet deep.
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We would make fortune by exhibiting him
as one of the "seyen wonders
Tennessee SeHfinet.

THURMAN old German song says, in ac-
counting for the general want of seracity a.
mOng men
''When on earth the truth was born,
She crept into hunting horn;
The hunter came. the nora was blown
But where truth never known
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-21

They have rich joke on Dr. Egan of Chi.
cago. He is great land operator, as well as
most successful physician. The Doctor
prescribed some pills for a lady. He was
asked how they were to be taken "A qua.
ter down. said the Doctor and the balance
in one two and three yearsf
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Eight dollar notes Of the Bank Of Charleston
have been pronounced counterfeit by Thorn
sons Bank note detector, upon the ground ihat
the Bank had issued no such notes. HE
Charleston Courier says that they are not
counterfeit and that the Bank has issued such
notes.
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We gave an account week or Two ago ct
a shocking tragedy in Buckingham county, in
which young man named Farrar was repre-
sented as having killed, with double barreled
shot gun two of his brothers We understand
however, that though both brothers were shot,
only one was killed The other Is said to BIO
IN a fair way 10 recover.
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Miniature Almanac.
OOk AT TEHRS

OOA Az THRS-A liberal reward will be
IA paid to any person who shall give information
WIN IN will lead to the convic ion of the individual or
individuals " no in the habit of letting the water
tic" from the fire plugs and Hydrants after night ard
at other times without proper permission As some OF
on this subject. under the impression that Hose men
they possessed these rights. This is therefore to noc
fy SUCH that they have privileges beyond that OF
other citizens except in cases of fire, legal training &C.
ne npropriety of this be obvious every reflect
ing mnd-lhe plugs must be kept in order, and it is
impossible for those persons to know what is the supply
OF water hand. what the condition of the mach
merry for supplying the same.
F. s. MILLER, Sup't,
July 2l-lt IP0fpr u FORTS.
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COLONEL BgNToN's HIsToRY.-lt Is stated
that Colonel Benton has enlarged the 7 an ot
his contemplated Senatorial "Reminiscences, and
that they will make two royal octave volumes"
inslead Of ore. as originally contemplated.
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The cost of train with oighty.two passen-
gers, at S / cents per mile,ls estimated at 500,
the COS: of one additional car at 80 being add
ed, the receipts at $lO2 so makes the net pro-
fit 1913 So
The cost of train with 100 passengers la
the same with the addition of one car at So,
making $3l the receipts at cert per mile
making the net profits $50.
The Times adds: "a large engine will draw
on any road, not exceeding forty.feet grade,
one hundred tons in addition TO the cars and
as fourteen passengers with their baggage are
usually estimated to be a ton, a full train of
cars, with two hundred and forty passengers,
amounts to only seventeen tons. The differ
ence in fuel required to draw one or three cars
is so small as not to be susceptible OF calcula
ton.
"That freight also can be carried cheap on
great thoroughlares, where there is plenty Of
il, has already been demonstrated. The Read
ing Dad carries coal one hundred miles for
one dollar per ton, although the cars 60 back
empty. The Baltimore and Ohio road have
also contracted to carry coal two hundred
miles for two dollars per ton."- Union.
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THE LARGEST TREE IN THE World
There is cedar tree growing in the noun
tains ofCalaveras county, California, which a
correspondent of the Sonora Herald, who re.
Gently made an excursion to see it, thus de
scrlbes:
"At the ground us circumference was %
feet; four feet above that it was So; and ten
feet above that it was 81 feet in circumfer
cnce; and after that the lapering ofthe shaft
was very gradual Its height as measured BY
Capt IL, is 800 feet, but we made it but 2S5
This tree is by no means a deformity as most
trees with large trunks are. 1t is throughout
Che of perfect symmetry. while its enormous
proportions impress the bCholder with emo
lions Of its grandeur
Il have said that this is the largest tree ct
discovered in the world. 1t is so. The celc
brated tree of Fremont ould have to grow
many centuries before ii could pretend to be
called anything but a younger brother There
is tree IN Mexico called the Taxodiun " hich
is said to be III feet IN circumference. but
some have said it is formed by the union Of
several trees.
This giant ofthe woods is to be haved.-
The process has already commenced. We
understand that the bark which at the base is
about fourteen inches thick, is to be taken off
in sections TO the height oftwenty feet and sent
to the Worlds Fair in the city Of New York :
PRoPosED NEGRO EXEMPTION LAw.-Mr.
e. G. Baylor, the editor of the Cotton Plant,
appears in recent number of that journal as
a propounder of new remedy for the agia
ton OF the slavery question. In the issue OF
July 7,there is inserted letter of Mr. Baylor's.
written from Holly Springs, Miss. and orig
nalIy published in the Memphis Appeal; and
this is followed up, and the new view inforced
by leading editorial.
The proposition of Mr.. Baylor is,that one or
more negro slaves in possession of eac1 owner
should be exempted from sale under legal pro.
cess Tor debt This at least is the interpreta.
ton which we give to the project after weigh
ing the tenor of his language, and the purport
of the argument employed. The proposition
as announced is simply The exemption OF negro
property from SALE but this general thesis is
limited aud modified by the subsequent re.
marks.-Rjch Eng.
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Cost Of Railroad Transportation.

We gather a number of Estimates as to the
cost of transportation on railways from the
American Railray Times. which will be found
very interesting. The Times says they were
prepared by one Of the most experienced and
intelligent managers, and Hunts Magazine n
dopls them on this authority:
Cost Of running Passenger Train, pih 10 Passea-
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Prices of Stocks.

FFECeS OF SHOCKS.
City Bonds par l00-sales ....--.--........$l0l so
Va and Tenn. r. r. Stock par 10O......--. 90 90
Citizen Saw Bank Stock, par 00..--.--.... 124 90
Lynch. Hose and Fire ms Stock par 90 % 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-21

RAILROADS IN VIRGINIA.--The roads now
oompel.b in this State amount to about 600
miles; and Clio miles more in progress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18
tIEgV FOUNDRY

" EEV afOUNDasY.-rhe subscribers talk,
Y leave To inform the citizens of Lynchburg, and
nifty, that they have leased the establishment ON tl
,asinnown Warwics Mill aud foundry,for Tie puI.
so>',ut rnnyng general foundry business and tho
manufacture agricultural tools, tobacco presses Of all
,inds, and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of plows and
ow castings. used in this country. Also mill gearing
md threshiug machines made of the best material and
Il the most substantial manner.
We bve patterns of the Livingston, Peek's Hill Ea.
le New York Premium, Two sizes Hill side (for and
lhorses, superior pntterns,) aud sub.so plow. Also
nfYntors road scrapers. and the most celebrated Hay
Straw and corn stalk cutters in this country with from
lilo 10 knives.
All orders for any ofthe above mentioned impcOent.
machines will be promptly attended TO. Grain and
country produce taken in eHchan &c.
Corn. and Corn meal urnsed "a usual at the mill
WHlTTEMORE, McNAMEE g. co.
II WHITTEMoRE
JAMES MCNAMEE
{ A WHIrTEMoRE.
jan - dc &fs
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cTsLL RECEIVING NEW GOODS

> March : 1853.-JOllN J. PURVlS, in addition
10 Il lurgc stock Of NEW GOODS previously received,
is opening splendid lot Of Silk aud Scotch Cling
nam UMBRELLAS.
org esupply Of white Goods, to-vit Checked Mus
Inns. Jaekonels, Swiss aud Book Muslins, &c, &c.
AIouslins md Beragc de Bnincs, lawns. &e.-Also,
Gen emcns silk and Cumhric Pocket landkerehiefs,
with many other articles too tedious To mention.
Mnrcllh-la
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sAISSOEg T'EON.-

INISSOEUTEON.--The copn1oepsbp between
~ the subscribers, under the style OF ECHOLS &
6aairz Of the late firm will BE- serIlrd ~ either of tie
subscribers WHO VIII coatnuc 10 the Of the
Iirn only in winding up.
A. il is NIL essential them in closing their late bust
ncss thcy hope TINT all against whom They may hive
counts. will come forward without delay and settle
Their successors in the GROCERY are Messrs
Morhll K Stmton for whom they tske pleasure in be-
speaking the fayor OF their old friends aud CT toners
mud the public generally.
One o. the firm will generally be fauI in their office
The second story of their old stand, Immediately over
llcssrs NJ. <, SIS counting room
II J ECHOLS,
~
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INK !AWEENCE

A J Zinl will continue the Foundry bn.iees. at The
above place He respectfully soeirs the patronage 81
bis friends and the public. He i prepared furnish
NIL kinds Of Castings Mill Gcnring Ihr.shing mach
laos, Fence and Porch milling, Hollow ware. Ponghs md
Plough castings ofhll kinds mud sizes; in short lie il
prepared do all Kinds of work done IN oi., sin
liar establishments. job work and repnrirg dome ut
short notice. A LINK.
N B.-Mr. 3. D. Lawrence, authorized settle
for all the business oi the firm of Xiuk Lawrence
dec 23.cts J T..
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WOssKS-Fagan a. Bro.

TIERS, (Formcylg Of PAuadeplia) Main It, Lexng-
ton, Va. Bridge St, Lynchburg Va Main St, Lib
ory, Va; and Main St, Salem. Va keep on hand and
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian,
Northern and Virginia Marble Nantes plain md
mental Monuments, Tomhs Head and Foot Stones GAR
den Nases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stand
Tops, made 10 any size short notice. All WORK will
be boxed mp 10 safe without extra charge
One of the firm is Architect and General DcsiGl-
FL IN the Monumental Art and will furnish any dcsiga
from tie planest to the most costly, by addr sing
line to u, and all work done by us will give entire
satisfaction as any done North South.
feh2 {-dNcGm
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PROCEEDINGS or TIE LEGts-

LOOKING UP !~-32Oo,00O appropriated ,or Ia,r,
nal i'nofraepts bills npproprating IN the aggrc-
gate the abovesum for the completion at the Va and
Tenn, South Side. Petersburg and Norulk ard Dan.
vile Railroads have passed the House. and awat the
action OF the SENATE. In the time the friends OF
E1tefaR imp oresetts who may wish 10 aprropriare
their funds judoiousiy in the completion Of ther winner
Wardrobes will End 10 difficulty in pgSsi0g good Aals
ut the CLOTHING BAZAAR, for hicl they will re.
ceive handsome dipiacaas on sight.
Those who wisha fine lifting Garment, equal 70 cps-
tom aeork, considerable and ir6ube would
do we'll Ia call AZ ostnblishment--as in our large
stock of Dress, brock. aud Sack COATS, PANTS
VESTS, &C.. the shape, size, taste and mrnHs of all
NAV be accommodated. A. D. SHAFER 4 CO
lfeb 3-tsl Clothinp Bnznnr
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,

DOCKS On AGRICULTURE' "c
- - Is PAYNE has on hand and VII sen on gnu
terms ],
Complete Farmer and American Gardner
Family ki1cia.ii Gardner BY Bant
Practical A gticsitufe. By Johnson
johnson. Agricultural Cbeni-fiy
YouBtI on tie Horse
sheep
Fig
Dog
Stephen Book Of tie Farm
The America Farm Book. by Allen
Allen'z Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Trealise ON Uothause
I.iebig Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Book, scyernl kinds
The American TURNER'S Universal II and DUCK
Coemnn's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Blissi Pf4cfical Cook Booh
Mss Leslie Receipt Book
complete Cookery
Ilnuse Book
Virginia House Book
Acton Cookery
Bcrrh's Cookery and Dome sic Economy
Agriculture fi5r choos, by Blnkcy.
Also large assortment of Hand Books oil Rural
md Domestic Economy Paper, at &c each &c, Se'
dec II Is
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ExiNxRITIoN-
Feb is-,.

NKEE ExMEBITEON.-T subscriber hay
Nhlte"frsts Washington Cutlery, Dagucrrcotyrcsn
the following distinguished chuuciers nlostreSpeenll,
invitefthe public to ca aud examine them In connsc.
ton with large number Of lis own production. al The
Whtelmrs Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scott, wm. \ G,a.
ham, Gen Franklin Pic,ce, VIM II King, Cen Lev is
Cas-, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Pc GIBBS.
july l9-dtf pro,r;e,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-18
NmssEslauNG MACHINES nui

l. WHEAT FANS The attention of the public il
respectfully invite, To stock of Thrrslng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built and Of
the most approved patterns Persous In need Of s,cl
iml temeuls would do well to give stock cxnmi
nation. wcire >et fed tlh thcs will be pleased botl
IN Price and workmanship.
All Implement wanuutcdto perform well.
lyi5~ts DluGUlD < BROTHER.
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ITO HOUSE RUILnERs.--1he a-h.c

"A bers hive on hand very large asscrmcrf Of Rim
and Mortise books "a portion y.Fl hre,) Tote am
Closet Lacks Door md Window Hinge Bind mstep
ings, crews. Gat and Wrought Mails. Finishing Md.
French and American ludlow Gass from ~ ~ 20 =
90 Putty. Sash Ooid, 81 &c.,-6ll of which llcy ar,
disposed to sell on fair terms
Lian o7-Gl GREG0RY, ROYALL 4 SIMPSON.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We hnvo in use Mr.. r. Brttingha NJ tcheIl'z prNr
MD ENGINE. and esteem them II mos valanbIe No..
pendagc, II great convenience and an efficient rr,,,
ton yainst fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. b. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER. Hurnenn Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, FalrnviIlp
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham
K. !. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump ran be seen in use al Dir. VIM s. Norr,s,.
Diueuid', tr,undry and many other places in Lynl'
hurg. all of whom approve their utility and lsefi
ness The Pump can be seen in Ricl mond, at IT, vii,
oiIice. They are warranted t" ork we'll TO- one year.
~ NOflCE.-All per..,,- buying ,linr fin.
above articles, responsible t. for it,
X. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
march 2o-Gis Proprit
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BAKER ~ CEAyEN,

MERCHANT TAIL0RS & GLoTHlERS-The
-iA subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm above and have taken thai
well known stand at the Main and Marnet SIS
for the purpose of conducting the CLOTHING BUS.
NESS, in al ITS various branches. They will have in
few days Inont OF Goods suitable TO complete II
Gentleman's wardrobe.
They viii keep constantly on baud well selected
stock Il CLOTHS CASSIMERES AND YESTINGS,
which they VII make up in the BEST lie of Workman
uni to sui, the taste Of the fast deus They res
pecthly invite the attention of their friends aud the
public TO their establishments it is the intention OF
both parties al with everything in thei, line
having in view the rule that governs trade aud business
men IN general, by which they hope to gaia liberal
shnfe o. The public patronage.
SAA'L D.BAkER
WA CLAYEf.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE NsYa

EsRE, LIFE AND MARINE lNEU
i ANCE.-Lynchburg Hose d Fire InsnranS y y
paRv.
This Company makes Insurance against loss q,
ace b Fire, Dwelling Houses, Gtores Tobacco II
fes anil other bindings, on furniture, Goods W. IN.
nerchandize generally in town aud country on .l , @"
favorable terms '
Also makes Insurance on the lives of all perso,.
loving good health, and Of sound constitution e. m
y hole duration offe. fora limited period. 'Ne
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will
insured reasonable terms. "
Tie Company will ulso take marine risks from md :,
ny Of the Northern Southern Ports, at f,anat !"
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL PyesiAe,,
DON T. c. PETERS, G'ice Presideat
SAMPSON DIuGUID. Chief Eneio.c
james NJ. CoJbs, Samuel Garland
John 4 Lggot Nathan b. Thurman.
George ". Yancey, ohm Otey TAYLOR
Wiiiam I. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN ROLLINS, Treasurer.
CEFED T. WILLS, Sec y.
DIR. /. II. Gimer,
DR.. Wm. Otwey Oven, "e''f'"' EfomineJS
FcbS--dts
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.IB NOW LIN.
JSO d HARVEY.

A CARD.--Jao ID Heryey tenders hi. most sin.
II cere thanks 10 his friends Tor heifYory liberal po.
rnuaee extended him while in several other houses H.
Ills placs. and asks continuance 81 HE He
pledges himself every eNerlon 10 give satisfaction
fis viii also be paid tie sac OF al
Kinds Of produce.
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Foundcry-6uI

6sOMPEII1EON EOundeff --bultofd.
~ Nel4on county, Virginia on An
drew j. link has this day. Dee. 18th. A. D. 1852. pm,
chased Of Elias ID LowIelceli. entire interest 10
hove Foundry. All debts due the firm fink 4 Law
renee viii be collected by link; sAo the dchis due
from the concern will be settled By him. He requests
pers having claims against the bring hem
In for element; also a who are indebted To the finn
will please call and settle.
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' ~ 800 a L.a,ao,olif Az R M ERS.
Hjacturrs Arisans, Professional Mcn, Meelaoi, oa,
olhes-Ehe Pump and Fire Envim.
Consbined.-RfgLtSe Secured bq iai,sl SIM, ~,
'crsP"femt-AtL lSFmSGEmtNfs W.T. ~ ra,stCt
TED Law. This j. the lailahlr i4.,,t#,.at ,
he age and Without which, manufacturers nubIic al;
ices, hotels. nd private dwellings, incomplete MI
comramtise insecure. With this cheap and etpcia.
Fi Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent Of Il.
rnaccmnmodafing insurance companies, and en-. Ia
ehance Tie ucendiary.
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\ ESY ,STXAE3 RIFLES


y cNlied says BNnj. FrankIin:--
Those in want ufeotipg would dowell to callaf the
lynehhnrg clothils Emporium, the balance of the
tall aud winter stock will be closed at very low nri
for CASH To make oorliornn entirely new stock in t6n
~rine. it is tie intention Of the propnerors Ia
Ibis establishment ie to be relied on tor Il II Lind al
rloling. from the finest 10 tie lowest pr,e ed
jan6 d&cts HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
n peetlullY nak continuance ii III, patronage
long bestowed upon him. 10 the new concern and ~
this connection be deems II proper to a-k all Who are
indebted 10 him to come forward aud settle their
courts without delay
There are u1., claims Of long standing, which
close up. mil ia expected That all Who know them
selves To be indebted will pay attention Ia this n"ee.
Jun Sit y DHfGEID.
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DOORS. BOOKS !.--NEW BOOKS, SIN
ID TATIONAR(, &c. just received by Z. MORSE
My Novel BY Bawer. 1I5 cents
Yicissindes. "A revolutionary Story by Jaws p
latte Stewart, from BIackwood, -
Henry Esmond, by fhackeray. %
Il Shabby Geneel Story do 62
I Harper Magazine -
Diapers Chemistry
Lincolns Botany,
do for beginners,
Bomans Levisac Cir.
Piccola in Froacll,.
Pinnnck's tit urins--C rerre Rome K Fl ance,
Mitchell Gr,sa,pby aud Aflns. (new Ed
do Primary
Cnter's Antony
Pa1kar'. Philosophy Primary,
ijrjan' Cta--icai Series,
D,sc5' Artbs and Alatlfi " orks
School lua-tauds,
Steel Per's, -upepiorquaIiy
Slate. Welsh Of the best quality,
iak aud ah Powders,
White Sulc Pencils,
Writing Buuas,
Day-book<uad Lcdgeis.
Ecltrraud Record Books, Journals
Invoice Bsu,s. Gnsh Books,
Diare e eand Sinall, 3 sizes.
Pocket 6rrt Books, great Variety
Printed time Books
do Books,
lndexea a}rm's,
Bank Books.
Eovclopes, cold and white, Ilnin and fancy,
Bill Piper long and broad
Round Rubber Bands.
Drawing and Writing Pencils.
Letter Clips for holding papers
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