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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

WYTnE-InG RAnRoAp.-We published
N our lat from The WylhevilIe Telegraph
Inc result Of the voting IN that county on the
2sth ullimo, on the proposition OF county
subscription Of SO, 900 10 the Railroad, winch
~as LOST by n majority Of Is. We may not
rccol'cct Alright but if we not much mista-
ken, more than double as much stock has been
taken in Washington asin Wythe,and the coun-
~ subscription IN the ltter was carried by II
ma ority Of 4 or 500. II Is n strange iniatua.
non, rruly-a fearful looking for Of desperate
iimes-whon men look 80 little before their
nosrs rs TO reject such proposllou--a pro-
position that wouldin future years, although
il might increase II slightly for the time being
almost abolish taxation. Wythc is to be bene
fitted much by the road US any county along
The line and ought We think to be ashamed of
her parsimony and want of public spirit. II
Is more than probable, however, that The ma
jority Of those who voted against the PROPOSE
ION contribute but litre, II anything, to the
support of government and can be bat slight
Iy benefited or injured by n Railroad, as their
r1vclng is ell done upon J6Ot hack, and their
poke Of corn carried to mill upon their shout
iers.
We have heard it suggested but can hardly
believe it,that many Of the voters were actua-
ed by the selfish motive ofrefusing the sub.
,crption IN order to stop the road in their
county as long as possible. If SO, the greater
shame.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

Gen.Cass commemorate speech in support of
his Monroe doctrine resolutions on Monday.
and had not concluded at the latest dates from
Washington. The Democracy are everywhere
very indignant at the late proceedings of Great
Britain IN Honduras. and call loudly for the
reassertion of Mr.. Monroe's non colonization
doctrine. But are they prepared to make good
their brave words7 1t is easy enough TO pro
claim thnt we cannot "see with indifference"
the establishment of any new European colo
ny on this continent, but will the Democracy
declare war against England in case she refn-
ses to give up her foothod in Hondurasl We
doubt II. This party clamored as loudly for
$40 in the days ofthe Oregon dispute as
they now do about the Monroe doctrine. Thew
have backed out from Great Britain once and
may do it again.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22


see no peail, d,es.ed children .endins itfif way nm
h arm u ibe Sunday School al -hese things we mss
aad i5r one mics lien much. Prom ttese things yes
can form sgns idea toe society Of some Par' oi TN
ceuutry disgusting every man uo'Ii he becomes =
much accustomed T. II thnt without knowing H. 81 if
ig IT, he gradually assume one babir aier anotfff.9h
ii be- l. nail rlloe well met, and with Tie resi- ioo"
~ everything bad with careless eye.
Since writing before. wa called 10 he chair on
evening ma opened The meeting oi miner Tor the In.
81 Of one Jenkins. accused Of stealing goid' h" was os''
50 yeur. Of age aud excited ny pathy as w." ts hai
Of many otbers; aud my grent iay tho oil i'"" Na'
cleared hs a Jury of h4 townsucn. You you'll 1iff
laughed to have .een me- whenI summing Up ff ~
encc and charging ibe jury Al went On lisen eonr
81 homo. Wbcr the meeting aas an invitation ens
given ali hands take dti5k which ~as accepted
by but fea, including myself nnong the hitter
,, | must Close Fl want of rnttrrr-musi carry ny
att.r to Auburn 70 rpai it, and see my companion ol
the r.,ia..
Hnhu afge .bare # FL Election.
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smiling o. t..e Oseam steamers
FROM UNITED STATES.
4 a.EsGDELRE

on CITIES AND SCENERY or TINE mon =
LIND, AND THE EAST
VIE KEY. HENRY :. OSBORNE. who has travelled
a extensively IN the East viii on TUESDAY nigbt rho
10Th ast deliver lecture in tn Masonic Hui gn Orr.
wtiehthe Dummond Light used in iI,nminatinc ~"
paintings, viii be exhibited and its power tested 6 va
rlons experiments including the formation of rabou
admission 30 cents; gentle nan and two ladies Al oo
= may be had at the book store of MIR D b
n. B.-The Rev Mr. Orsborno has kindly consented
iohPProprate the proceeds othe above lecture IN Mo-
Lades Sewing Society of the 2nd PRESBYTERIAN Church
Jan 22.d3t @ ""Ici'.
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Ia IA 3s5szs1 -


4 CONIRACTORS.-Pro will be received
tor all the Railroad sils required between Faruye
and the mouth Of Archcrs Creek upon the line OF the
South Side Railroad.
Proposals to tate distinctly between what points sill
are proposed for, and offer need be made for great
er price than 90 cents each.
Specification: i he ss to be sound, straight
whlte or post oak, orcAcstnu free from bad knots,
wndshakes or other defects, calculated impair Their
strength or durability; and are be feet long, incl.
es diameter at the small end, be barked and smooth
y hewed ON two opposite sides and n'raIel the hea
Tue hewed faces TO be inches apart, the ends oiae
sais are to be cut ohsquare the hewing.
he said stills are to be delivered close tie side Of
the ra'ioad, where low cuts or fills occur, aud obe
PILED, 40 sls each pile upon poles or logs
ranged to form level bed and to be one hundredl01
eet apart, and when piled, to be loaded withl5gor
rocks, To prevent varying.
AT deep cuts or fills the ss are TO be delivered aad
piled at the ends ottle cut fill sufficient number at
each end to extend onehal of the length of the cut or
fill, and weighted down "a before stated-t being de-
signed to lay fityhye (5j) ss for each one hundred
(l00) feet length OF road
c o SANFORD, Cliff Eng.
January 8. 1882 ian2 l.d&r20f
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the New York Natioaai Democrat remarks
ofthe last number of Harper's Magazine, that
the ongraver has represented Mount Sinai
while Moses is giving the law to the Israelites,
as enclosed by post and rail fence and in the
cut of the Angels feeding Elijah the cakes are
represented as baking on a modera gridiront
This, the Democrat thinks, is equal to the old
Dutch Printers representing the centurions,
watching the sepulcnre of Christ,as armed with
muskets.
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10 Cash paid Cor Rags, Rope and Bogging
NIA.y FOUNnIkb.-rhe sul.e..l--

EEE POUNDS The subscrjb,r. -.
" leave 10 i4o.H tie citizens OF Lynchburg -. aas
entity TINT they have leased the estoblishmo9, ' v
BASIN known as Warwicks Mill and foundl, for H., LIZ
pose Of carrying on general foundry business nd 21
manufacture ofagricutura tools, tobacco presses '
kinds, and fixtures. " i'll
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of r,ou..
pillow castings. used in this country. Also Mil @ oIa
and threshine machines made of the best u y
in the most substantial manner. 'ad
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peel's In r
GLE New York, Premium, two sizes Hill side. (f,r "a
horses superior patterns,) and sub soil pIow. a., 'u
cayntors, road scrapers. and the most celebra ii
TO 10 knives. nun
All orders for any fthe above mentioned irnlco,.
or machines will be promptly attended 10. Gram .a,
country produce taken in exchan re. ''
Corn and Corn meal furnised as usual At tho ~,
WHITTEMORE, McNAME e Co
II NHITTEMoRE,
JAMES NCNAmE,
c A WHITTEMoRE.
ian %. dc&ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

Messrs EDlroRs-Shouldt the Mails again this week,
because of that very peculiar promptness of attention
to our to our interests AT the Junction deprive you of
daily news, you if you have nothing better use the
following extracts from two letters from Lynchburg
young man in California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

SoUTU SIDE CoNNEcTIoN.-Th Stage road
from Farmvlle to Rice's Depot, where the
Lynchburg Stages and the South side Cars
formerly connected, becoming impossible for
coaches, thoy have been taken off, and passcn-
gers and the mails ure transported on The APP
pomattox river to the bridge, to which place
tho Cars now run.
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7 HOS SHARP
IL
Sup't fran.n',
va IL pHu -
MORSE, Co,aa.;.-

~ Stationary, and Paper House, Opposite tla W ~
wick Honse Main ,,roc' Ly9ghbnrg Keep, coa.l..
Books Novels aud cheap publications in great . tla
also, Printing, Cap, Letter, Note, Bill, CoIo1reg
MANILA Paper. English, French, and Arnelira, and
tionery Paper Haugngs ard Borders, coronoa o'R'
satin fni,h. Goods furnished 10 order at Nob.. ard
ccs pr
II Cash naid Cor Rags, Rope and Bngeinn
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MILLER TnwN.


have been mining principally since | have been in
California, About two weeks since | heard II. wa. in
this Country went to Sacramento, being very anxious
to see him. both his own account and to obtain news
from home. H., X. and myself began our luck Mt min
ing; worked part ofa day and took ont s., being
nough to pay board for of us but dscour
aged being willing work for nil get and take
the chances Cor Mining is game of chance, the
miner will to-day make $50, and tomorrow nothing-
we may by spring, make $500 and may not more than
board. do not think will remain in this Country
long intended when left st. Louis, the life
man must of necessity lead wen"s him out and makes
him premature old man. think ofmiring this winter
and in the spring viii probably go into other kind
of business aborous debiitating uncertain.
Say to those who talk of coming this Country that
they want the Country come, but if their sole
OBJECT Isl make money, stay homo, live economically
"Ve little as they and guarantee they will be
'e''e on in mind, body and purse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

The Auditor of Public Accounts has sub
mitted a statement Of the amount Of taxes as.
sessed IN each county in the Commonwealth Of
Virginia for tho years 1881 and 1852. on per-
sons. property, and subjects, other than tax on
licenses, and the number Of cattle, sheep and
hogs, and their value, for the year 1862, ar
ranged in the four grand divisions of the Com
monwealth, IN complianco with a resolution
adopted by the Senate on the 4th of January,
1883, submitted by Mr.. Cowon.
The following is recapituuton ofthe state.
ment:
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virginia & Tennessee Rn,Iyo.-ss
T1li u 'z.aa.. ~: ..:........5 Co.

r. z 81,
AF,iE TER I Moaday 25..ll1January. Is
LYnchburg daily. sundays exeoffel at - r ~
ana arrive at Salem At 0f -o'eoca, \ II. r. Il 81
will leave sn.em atai o'clock, p N, and ,,.sfatzF
Lylohburg d o'clock M-stoppinq going mn MN
effy. Prices Summit Bu.ord's Bonsacks. Biz Ill
salem There will be Freight Train ea9iag - a. ahl
daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A NJ 9oisn'
leaving Lynchburg ut o'clock 7 NJ To cacL I"a one
sae will be o5,gsed ed Ha dss trains will stop
pot, Goodies Lowry. Liberty, Oak Alalgo P's Do
BonsacA's Gi>h's Mill. Big Lick and Salem. ''''fls
Slave travelling by themselves either rr,i.
be furnished with tSo Passes, that une can L mt
ed in the oice, and il must be expressly s:atad nm
pass that they IRE permitted go on the chr, VI the
negroes must obtain tickets before starting. Of RE
agent to whom they must produce satsiacto, '4etts
Of their freedom. 'se
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

4 | rules lsd in the Clerks Office of the Circ,.,
~ op,tS oi iIah'1N, IN the monthof January 1883
-, mo 10. BAL ey, Jno b Ca.fington. Wm Bailey'
(faiitaX G I'D aud pa'1oy Rag lind Phfs.
against
jeffrey Traynham, WIN Bailey, l,,,,o,,
Benjamin Stanield, ex or of Sarah S,,HIGai2 n
decd, and Fhos Leigh. D'l Is
In Chauccry
The plaintiffs allege in their bin I'm, 49,.
named Neey and her three children in tie ,p sas
SION o the lraynham, bound for the debs
ana liabilities OF VIM Bailey (Hyco,) Nor which aob
naDneS they are abe his ,ecaitie and This u. .m
IS brought to question the right of the said Travnba,
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the dof,,d
ants m baliey (Hyco) and Benjamin Sm,S H'd
are not Inhabitants of this Commonwoa 9.a'."oid'
neled that the said William laily. (GycoN o.,
benjamin Stanhed do appear 6ere 1;,,I ava
month alter due publication here and d. '',n enc
necessary to protect their interest md ,h "na u
a5 order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncbn e"P w.
gman once week for four successive 'H
ed VI the front door of the Court House rs a"u post
On the hrst day of the next County Court county
copy teste. WI uo,n
jan 22w4w ]n null, CFk
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637 ,92s35 9oI,177 33I2,175.438s4

*West Of the AlIeghanes. VALLEY. Pied
mont Slide water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

The Democracy Of Ohio, nj their regular
State Convention held on the sth instant open
ly repudaed the Platform adopted by the
late Balumore National Convention of the
same party. When it was proposed to en-.
dorse it, the resolution was laid on the table.
and then after n debate the Convention delibcr-
ately refused motion to reconsider so as TO
allow it to be taken up. The Columbus
journal Gays that The sole reason why the
Baltimore Platform WINS thus repuJatcd and
kicked out Of the Convention was 10 conciliate
and obtain favor with the Freesoers We
have no doubt of it.
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December 18th.

1t is the Sabba,h-but WIN, sshh.,h
'0 ~u'Ning good, and the sun shining most beou
hiuhy' we Know it is Sunday because nohoI,
everybody is buying provisions out gunniur and ronn
to the nsighboring towns to see ucausip,anc.s
hear merry peas of Church bells to cali -. 60
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{ 'sG'R EkfagY The subscriber would re-
sPeeti9y inform the cirizens of Lynehburg thai II,
las esab ished himself in this city, Tor the purpose 81
carrying oa the Baking business, ond has located
House.
HAVING secured the services of competent work4sn'
lie is prepared to furnish Bread Cases Crackers DIS
cut and Pastry of all kinds made of the best Mater
his and In tile most skillfu manner
,, II re VIII have constantly OF hand FRESH CRAGh,
ERS Of all kinds Richmond prices, at Wholesale and
retail.
rom his long experience in the BUSINESS, he latter
himself he will be able to give satisfaction. -,
~ Orders for wedding and other parties snPP'''D
with punctuality.
Jan l2-d&c3m
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Baltimore Markets, Jan. 10.
'ales Of | 900 bbls flour ut 81 1871.

New York Markets, Jan. 10.
Flour frmer, with sales Of 900 bbls Wheat steady
sales of 5000 bushels and 80 600 bushels corn at
firm rites.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

WestofB
Ridge, 226,5O9 rs $40. S54 SIS 6,s37,6 90
East of b.
Ridge, 4l1,41s 60 SCI, 1927 rs 5,337, 796 rs
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G37s2s 35 90l,l SO ~, 175,438 81
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Amt of tax Amt oftax- Value of Cat.
assessed rs assessed tie Sheep
in 1851. IN 1852. q Hogs, '52
LIST Div" 1862 9S l76, 500 as 4,393,G15 20
I'd Divt 112,sl6 II l63 9s5 10 2,444,026 50
Sd Dlv.II l9S,962 % 283,S5l "a 3.3l72l1 90
4th Div.S 2l2, i55 Is 273 SOB | 1,9SS,13l 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

The Free Democracy Of Ohio held their
State Convention at Columbus on Wednesday
Of last week. SAMUEL LrwIs was nominated
for Governor BENJAMIN BIssrLL for Lieuten.
ant Governor. and REUBEN HlrcncocK for
Judge ofthe Supreme Cour Of Ohio.
Wenoticc nothing unusual IN tho debates
and proceedings Of the Convention. says the
National Iniellgencer, If We except hit at
The regular Democracy by Judge SPALprNG,
who, speaking from an experience Of "twenly-
f,o years as a faithful soldier in the ranks Of
the old Dominion party," said that che knew
all about it, was well acquainted with its tao.
tics, and was free to confess that It's object was
not TO secure the liberty Of the people or to
promote the public good. but only to obtain
the mast c6ices aud the finest ones,"
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his subject; because We are anxious 10 avoid
all further complication f the question Of m
terna improvements, already seriously embar.
asse1 by the number and conflicting character Of
The works proposed. and the inhsrmonious aud
selfish ideas Of the special advocates OF each
but The auaecountable oppoeirion Of tie Re-
publican 10 the AxandIa road, together with
the adverse and mcnaeing movements of Bal
timore foIbid Us to silent. As TO the caution
which that paper gives 10 ''one Of The dele.
gates from Campbell we have only 10 say
thai that gentleman ia accustomed to look to
other sources for information end guidance,
and We have no doub' that upon this question.
as upon all others, which have come before him
in bis legislative capacity, he will act with an
intelligent and faithful regard for the wishes Of
his constituents and the welfare OF the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

y 1.-The subscribers, having as.o.
-hA ciated themselves together, will commence tie
first session ofther school on Tuesday the first F.
rqary They respectfully solicit the patronage ofthoo
who have heretofore extended it to them individually
TERMS.-$20 90
WIN REID, r
Jan l9-dtlFT SAM REID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

Hhhn large hare offla' Election.
Your Son.
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p. Jeffrey p Tmynham, WIN Bailey, (u,eo.))
d %s and r Ss" Tae eA or d" s'rahs'adaed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-15
LANDON ACADEMY
AND
Military Institute.

THIS Institution delightfully."- situated near
tRBANA, FreIcrick Co., MI, 3 miles from the
Evansville Depot of the Bait. & Ohio Railroad,
and Immediately on the Stage road leadin. from
Washington to Frederick city. is now in full
operation. The location is proyrrbialiy healthy,
the building comnodiou>, and the rooms large
ana comfortable. The course Of studies en-
braces the English, Latin, Greek, French. Span
ish and German languages; Mathematics, Nat
urnl and Moral Philosophy.
The Military exercises do not interfere with
the Academic duties
TERMS.--Fm board. tuition washing. fuel,
light and servant attendance, 100 dolIalS for ten
months. Circulars containing particulars can
b. had by addressing the Principal III Urbana,
Frcderick ronuiy, Nd. J. II. JONES.
Dec - 6w rriucipal
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READ! READ! READ!!!
RELlEF FOR MAN & BEAST.

NHE HORSEMAN'S HOPE, or FARMERS
l. FRIEND Arrangements are now made
for supplying the public with this Great Rene
dy, wh:ch has hcen used with wonderful success
by lhose who haze had an opportunity oflrsrns
its virtues. No family sh.,nld nesicrl Ia have
supply; and AIN persons cnployius worklncn
world do we'll TO keep some ky them to be used
ia case Of accident to man or horse
FOR HORSES, sc. FOR MAN.
SpraIns, Bruises, Sad Rheumatism, Sprains,
die and collar Calls, Lumhaso, SweIings,
Swclled Joints Stiff Bruises, Sciatc Pains,
RrSs and weakness Of Stiffness and weakness
the Icos, Old Sores, ofihc Limbs.
Scratches, &c. l And other accidents
and affections 20 which men and animals are
liable. Prepared only by
SMITH & ATKINSON,
Dec % 3m' 2S8 Baltimore ST., BALTIC.
FOR SALE BY-Dr II II Mitchell ,n WIN.
Torhert, Elkton; J. w Collins, Chesapeake city;
Morton & Stephens, Warwick; G. w. Ireland,
Georgetown x Roads.
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IN PORT Deposit.

NlIE subscriber woull respectfully inform the
L public and the peop!" in this vicinity, that
he has removed into his New shop, opposite the
bakery OF Mr.. Philip SauirI, whrle he is prcra-
red To attend to all orders in his line Of business.
Having learned the business in one Of the
large cities, he has brought with him al the arts
OF the trade. and is ptepalcd To make the best
articles, as well as the chcapc,; and as he does
his own work, and under but H"ht expense. he
can afford TO sell at lower prices than the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article in
his line no matter how stylish or costly. or
whether il be Of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. He will also make Cotiins OF
all kinds aad attend FUNERAL whenever his
services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from him may re-
Is upon having it well made and Of good mate
ria,s.
CC3-Country prodnc" takcn in exchange for
wolk. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Port Deposit, Jan. lst 1888.
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A. j. CIR O w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 80 .WWkpt ST., HUmingtou, Del.
GROCERIES CHE.4P FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand al his Store
No. SO Ma,kc, ST., a large and general assert
nenl OF fresh aud well selected Groceries. takes
his method OF informing the citizens Of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can b. bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market; and
respectfully SoIIciS a call from such as NAV want
goods III hi, line, before purchasin. elsewhere
Also, Wines n H.iu.sOs>.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
in" in part Of
L!QrORS,-of the first and medium quality
Old Co"nnc Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES.-M Madeira, Port, Tenerilc, Sherry.
Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAIIfLA WniSkcy, and
Wine Bi'ters. ANDREW j. GROW,
No. 80 Market ST., l door above Mller's
Dec. Is Gm Hotel, Wilmington. Del.
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Gcnfetnl0nN' Atrcss.
New rALz 4 WINTER GOODS

WILLIAM T0RbERT has just returned
w from the CITY with a large and superior
stock ol I'a!l and Winter Goods, as follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-NIousin DE-
LANES from l2a 10 81, Ch"nc Paid. N De
B""", silk Poplin>, parnInatla Cloths, Apac"s,
black and fancy col'l silks, Ginghsrs, " Eu""
lot at Cashmere an E,y State Shawis, Iin$'rs,
'lirhings. shirtint, STUPID Cheek, Ribbons,
IacrS. Bllnn$, Hosiery. Md and silk Closes,
tiimp>, ladies' Mcla!c Boots, Buskins, JeEfy
Lind Shoes. &c.
GENTLENENS' .4FP.7REL.-C lot his,
Cas>imrr">, SMinc,is, Cas>in"lts, Jeans, Tweed,
fine SILK Hats ofthc latest style, men and boys
cloth and plnSh Caps, &c.
GROCERIES. Tc.--New Orleans Molasses,
New York Syrup, Sugars, Coffee. Tea. Choro-
ac, can hes, soap, tobacco, cigalS, spices, Cc-
dar-ware, sc.
His stock Tor this Fall and Winter has Acea
selected with great care and attention. and he
f,eis confident in saying that hr is prepared 10
sell to ali vino may favor him with Il call. at
very r"duced prices. Call aud examine tor
Yourselves. oct %
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skis. This ointment Will cUrr The Sa!l:fIt,n.
and burns or chaln~d lnnh,, Gaith}r api ~"rrr
than all other medicines OF the ktAd hri",r the
puia'ic. 70 >uheaniiale the above. can "Iv:
hundreds Of certificates. but ! cons lrr it OF 80
use, rs (any person can do the same, Is 'hey
have friends, for even Il worthless artssarG rt-
~ solely on the merit. of the 'OiaEntmt Tor the
public patronage.
y. b. \ single box Of This ointrlem will hrfp
any Msrksmill,s. farmers, sailors or ner'n'n-
rs hand, let them chap OF circh ever so hal,
srrnd and in ceodworhin- order all win'e,
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
NnuealneL., Coma,
WHOLESALE DEpoT>.-h. B. \ d. SANDS. No,
100 Fnton street. New York. REArIND 4 tn.>
Boston. i. NIX Ca.l,ar y Co., .l!hany. VA Ii.
BRowN 4 Ero.-- Baltimore.
sId also by the principnl druggists. and rsunr-
try merchants. Price - cents per box.
AGrNTs. II. II. Mitchell, i.lks.&n }. \.
Black, Charlcstown; ]. Wilson, C"nison \ Co. =,
Port Deposit: II. =. Beunet, Frrnchl"wn X.
Road; j. W. C"Ilins, ]. } lindsey, Chesapeake;
j. Wharton, Hudson. cornrr; Murray 4 Walls :
Ton, Bohemia mills; Z. T.. Jump. Warwick: W,
+. A!rchs, Glasgow Nov. -, c. q. ".