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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD vUaNi-
and real the
trade Oh onfeeonay and bakery ssssAhsnsess ilh rss
cued the 25u proceed Tus.Asv
the 9th ~ Beprmher, fsSuVa ook
trade, implements co~sscssssy saa
bakery establishment situated erect
I.iand) between south snd 10 O'Clock We
eaumerse In 4I ~. =,
One hne piano secretary And book. -. a.rH
Palov, seal, md rocking chaim e+a0 s.tf# ~
One dressSg bsssas, and toilet ". \.
-Four maple and .f.}l
Five mahogany and cherry fT. s ~. t4r.
Lounge, mating. and oil cloth ss r .rttf@ a#.
Ono ri-fssne glass
Two engravings ornaments .ta- Nd .frW
window shades, curtains, cornce,
y NO feather h~ds. hair and shsck manres~e,, Ac.
One set gold band China cutlery, &C.
Cooking and other .e.... #..s. -4 $50
Also god Of faacy articles, toys, Ao
Two -" harness. one horse and square bodied wagon
Tins s.ns Asy, ~ . c'cieek, p m, sssfs "
shall sell The end lots whse
sand hsvias th street, rssrtse hsek
" tse 10 inches, attached f~e wseA ss ssA
bakery The Other sc~se hos ave
handsomely
improving viii he well worthy
psons dessrsns pron,shse lfH
n a. effects
cps gas credit Of and days,
xctory bearing OF
balance heavine
asd deed II taken s~csv~defsved
. sTr 4. tHaHlFB 1911. JHos w. NcKtN, Tvuss~s.
80 e##s s8i GREEk SCOTT
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ny epEEs & scorr, Am.u.r..r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH A STREET ne.
tween Third ard Fourh -reets east spctionon THURSDAY,
W. 9Th day oseptetsr sba SELL front Of premises
o'clock valuable building io situated the south side
~ street sou'h, Third Fourth
10 IN square having of
inches and rnanns bat 10 ochea containing sbou, 900
square
Terms One bird balance in sir and twelve
no'e' bsA""s interest, Deed given and deed ,sksns
- ~ II GREEN SCOTT, ara
sep Id
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From the South Australian Register, Of June -.
Australia.


ADELAIDE, JuAe 10. 1853 On the night of Tuesday.
the 18th Of April, there occurred tidal iaunda alton al
Porte Adelaide unparalleled within the memory OF the
oldest nhabitan,."
The passengers arrived a, and departed from Port Ad-
eaid by sea since the OF April gives total OF 1913
2J7 from the commencement Of the present year.
resulting OF immigration over enixra OF oel
souls.
The fees payable by aliens for nainraz uon have been
reduced to - Il. Cd. of which G. l6s 81 is the
fee for the certificate and lis enrolment, and s.. for ad
minisiering the oath of allegiance.
On the first Of May beautiful come, became visible at
Adelaide. Ii was then close 10 the constellation Of
Orion. .#Et
The Echunga dggings sill being esolu,ely work
ed, and with very fair amount Of success. MessIs.
Chapman, Hardiman, and Hampton. the di'coveers OF
gold al Echroga have memorazsd the governor for the
promised reward OF fi ooo and their memorial has been
backed by a letter from 90 OF The dggers there being
satisfactory proof tina, than 1000 ounces Of gold
have been raised in thai locality the value OF which
about fls ,000 #a.s....r
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.

SAMUEL @. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor
enua,sS North st, of broad Street, three wsaJ
Washinrfon Street
TIE having taken OF this
viii give his undivided III.
hts III. win be directed
the confor Of all who him with opportunity
transient to1rdng
thrpush may rp,ropy- his daily ordinsrrs
Ths wifi preserve
setter Of the house, snd add 10 its reputation daily
30 .otIo9 = VIZ 'Ha0EE SAMUEL G. WILSON
Aug 9o-d7.hlawtiNov
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THE LATE ELscrross.--We observe thai some OF the
whix papers are endeavorinx to draw hope for their
cause from the result Of he late elections in Alabama
Tennessee, Kentucky. Texas, and North Carolina
This hope IL exceedingly foslorn The Amer
lean democracy was never stronger than II is now, and
the late elections havs demonstrated this fact The
hearts OF the millions are with President Pierce Moth
log has occurred 10 shake in the slgh'es, degree. their
attachment for him The past sale and "A 10 the fu.
arv al they ask Of him " 10 adhere to The sentiment.
announced in hi. inaugural. This VIC are sure he will
don. G. StsndUd noH cd sst #H
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Inc sxosIrAKY on wAK.

BosroN Sc pt 5-Seeretay Davis reached here this
ing his The United States survey
pmeni the Blue mountains. He proceeds 10 Spring
6eld where he proposes rem aiming short time visit
to sennI
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EMAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES For RcNt tho rwr-
~ 'e~ snsel
non.e pesssnuy ccssed conts'ng the
"vns"rs f"v sale good per
JAs. q. MCGUIRE
NHD-eo~s' Asctioneer and Comvnsssion Merchant
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Ealing or rHg BALIIc

Nav YoEK Sept. s.--The American mail stsamor Bal
tic sailed today for Liverpool She tskes out I2i passcn-
xers nsng whom is Mr. H. ]. Raymond. bearer Of des-
patches ard Mn Oech., lady and family OF Baltimore
also Anono Rssines bcaieE OF dispatches 10 tho Queeu
of Spain
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PROM AUSTRALIA.

Boron, Sept loving TO favo sbio accounts received
hsro from Ausrslia feshs have advanced IL psr
cont The barque APPLETON. from New York and cargo,
sot here without breoking bulk 333 l0O-an
vance OF 800, 900 on first cost. s... III I, 4.ta-#
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Terms One third residue and IL months
note satisfactorily secured, bearag interest.
sale complied with within three days,
property will be resod the risk and Of the first
1aaar.E JAs. @. MCGUIRE, t
ID Auctoneer.
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beautiful seulplured monument OF Partisan or Italian
marble. The hearts broken ulierance OF reflection oil the
past Kindness. and the tears OF grateful memory shed
upon the grave more valuable in my estimation Than
The most costly eenola9h ever reared Saarp.
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LAsos IN AusrRAiiA-Pspers state thai the supply Of
labor has greatly increased Carpenters good house. town
work, per day, POS. 10 ass backsmihs accustomed 10
country work and TO horse shoeing from 1ss to 2os
per day; good farm laborers, weekly 81 S. 10 Ell l5s
with ra'ons; ploughmen 3os to 40. per week with "a
tons; aborers on the road, los. per day, with wood
water, and tent accommodations; sesmen for London
Tor The run home, Eo TO ESQ; for Calcutta. for The run
Gao TO fA5; Tor Callao, Gao; coascg. per month, fs
10 GO t#@H tfeN- Gid aH. r. .#I.N.
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A Voice from Detroit.

is not our habit 10 reproduce in our columns the sx-
,,,..iens OF approval oi which may DC put
iob by our brethren Of The democratic press Consid-
.,0g however thai have been iurousy and falsely
,,.s for sustaining hs, policy The democracy and Of
Ls President which nc gnises. as belonging TO the
democratic party, men who opposed ,be election OF Gen
Cas- ia lsis bat who stand in good faith upon The
national democratic platform, we deem If proper 10 lay
before our feaders the following article from the Detroit
Free Ps,shs leading democratic journal published a,
tbe residence OF that iusiIous and venerable states
man. - r.I 5Ia.g
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ST. Dominxo and 4 uba.

The Havana Diaio Of The 10th snnounces The rccep,
OF intelligence IRON ST. Domingo, confirming the report
that Santa Anna had dscfeed the expulsion OF Barr The
reason sesiened u, that the latter had been compiling
with the church party to gel all actual authority into bis
hands. ~ .ls5.4 49,.
The announcement Is made in the paper tina, The
small had disappeared from Villa Clara The island
generally appears 10 be healthy, far the white inhab
aDis concerned We observe that although The hos
pi,a returns show that as many from $50 400 are in
Them, The deaths DO not exceed two day and there
il not mora than one 1900. .4.-S.t.. ....,-s,
There bad Just fallen great rains at Puerto Principe
after = considerable drought
In the Torio OF the 18th the question: OF Chinese i'm
migration is discussed, and immgra, from any quarter
is stroney recommended. tsa r. Eilt ~ Il r. &. 81
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aN.ens,.saa sa a9s .t' ea
tt,e ..,r1e ...ae t.g1 ea
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The following nominations were made by the ree-soil
State convention at Syracuse secretary Of Stale, Charles
B. Sedswiek. Of Onondaga; comptroller. Seth M
Gaes, OF Wyoming attorney general, John Jay, Of
New York treasurer, Nathan Soule, OF Onopdata I;
canal commissioner, Charles q. Cassass pson inspect
or Horace Boardman, OF Clinon engineer, Slas Cor
nell. OF Monroe judge OF the court OF appeal, tfsll
term,) Leonard Gibbs, OF Washington ditto. (shor,
crm.) 4. j. CHASE, Niagara clerk ~ court Of appeals,
Thomas w. Frost. OF Onelda. - -----
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BY HHEEN q HCOT'T, AucUOnoeTs
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL xuctionOn Monday, <h day Of september,
O'Clock the residence VI Prof Benedict
OF between dh
excellent Of furnitnrr which
fellows, via ral
Mai.gany Sofa plush covcrcd lounges and borssss ii
DO rosewood plush, and damssk-coverrd and other
chairs
DO marble top sije and other tables
DO maple, high post, and other bedstesds ... .-..
Tapestry, msuing, and other oil
chamber curtains, washstands
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses and bedding
Cirapdoles, mantel ornaments, &c.
One fine refrigerator, stovrs Ac.
With o kitchen requisites
articles which
worthy attention wishing purchase
good furniture. ~. s..t. #e-.
under gas cash 12s, cr~du Of
sixty and days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
ieres.
GREEN SCOTT,
Sep I'D Auctionesrs.
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BY VNEFN q StUTT. A"stonsers-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT az the of Indiana
avenue and Sd street ~ az Anctien.-Oa Tuesday,
the sth day Of September s3x O'Clock font
~ the yauabe building
being m No - in No. $685. having fsdsoa
OF 80 'nch~s running back "a
above Described handsomely located and coodered
the valuable
presents I'm. opportunity fur good investment.
Terms, third cash balance in and II
chaser notes for the deferred from
the sy OF sale adccd given and deed OF taken. Tide
disputshle. .-.rt.-
GREEN scoTr, Il
Aug I'D Auctioneera-
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THE NOTES Of the southern Manufacturer fsAnH
Il are redeemed at par By The subscriber,
Has HENRY NJ. NoURsE,
..-a Agent .. N. BANK.
Sept 3--du e taa.a.. at - .@.# ut ~ ~
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aasa
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Political nomenclature has been Garfield to a h,ish, in
Maine which science has not reached anywhere else
Besides the varieties Of cats, from simple Gals" up
wild CATE" and 10" bell CATS and bears" and
other specimens OF quadruped politicians, End in the
Maine papeIs such terms as /" salmons," . haddosks "
catfish" and ramrods," each sgnfying section OF
political party.
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A New York paper says" Will our country contem
rorares in speaking OF The comet please stop calling it
an iIIuslrious stranger ? Our New York aldermen, il
ought 10 be known, always on The scent OF such
things, and if they gel il ia their heads that the
come, coming TO the institutions. nothing
the municipal eschequer from another sppopris
ton"
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II. IA \ NE, haVine lnst reluTnrd hum ITe
~ Northern cities oilers for sale beautiful a,sor.
ncnt of illustrated Gift Books, Bibles and rrayel Books
sonc ,egant, boun in i'aper Machc, White and col
ored vel Also, vary large assortment of Station
any and Fancy Articles consisting Of
PapcI Mnchie Wiring Desks,
= &, Work Boxes
Pom Fnilios
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Ior-e-, Mule, Garlic, Hog, Sheep mud ca vc-, Of
uyer eight III ttnbef, will be cefird Bid eGt.z
G5eds, The weists 10 be r,eulAed rs ullaws: ilur-
sc.. lG0n ns.; MnIrs. 300 Bet Cuitle 1000; Siurk
10. zoos Hos 80 Sheer, 100; Calves, lbs, under
, months old Lumber 81 al hInd-, and Coa to
be loaded md uulonded by ewuef-, consignccs.
One day only will be- allowed 10 load nnlood. unless
by sPeriu "a .Ieomeut in writing. Whenever Chr is
uttered l. rcmuI loaded utter arriving at its ruce 81
destination, n hours. unlc.s otherwise agreed
upon, it vii. b. nttheoption If the GumInn, unoad
il, aud euarer the ui 30 per Car lond
Lumbef mud 80 for Cool and osn chnlee al Tie
lnte Of SLIGO per day tor the Of Tie en-.
THOS. SHARP. Snpi'L
nHe 27-ts Va. 4 Tenn X. r.
II EknlnLs md knn. cnny.
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SERVANTS.

IT The Ifaln Is stopped Tor pnsstnsef belween any
OF the above named points, the charge will he made from
the point last passed 10y the Train, and charge vii
be loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets (except hose
who take the where tickets not sold.
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent in al
dfon the regular uf fare provided. however
that in sh, he receive less than ten, NOR.
than htty cents from passenger, TO any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes L.
be left with the Ticket Agent and with tile Conduc
tor which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
eee 10 travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce eirfree papers, they will not be-
permitted To travel on the cars.
May lots. THOM S SHARP,
T. NJ.
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~ OH now to our tlends,nnd the public generally
those in oil my kind quality of GOODS fl ON
the very finest Crysul Palace style, to the
iicles of every day
We insie the attention Of those wanting articles in
line to give eall-feeling assured that
and will sell as cheap any house in this CRY and
good any. Being Judges OF CLOl HING, md wish
ing sell on fair terms, the public may assured
that they viii obtain the worth oil their multS.
We may some Of unl nIticlcs, sucl as fin,
French BEANE OVER COATS, all coors. Operi
Coaks s Bus ucss Cous of all and fash.
IONS Dress and fack Noass Of all lad Pants of all
styles and quality from tie Boot and THO 10 tie Miss
issppi pattern. Also. lie most beautiful Nest-, made
in patterns, rich the mines ol aorn' IA and more
enchanting Silk. Pushes, Brockades, Y,vets, Cash
mere-, &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cayuts, beautiful L.
look at Fancy STOCKS, FINE S II Il 7 s and com.
ones, Fancy SusT ehde1s Hosiery, Gloves, Mius,
Buchshn Gloves; some most splendid Umbrellas, sin.
gle and double ones Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool.
en-, Silk and Cotton, AID all things necessary cletha
in miotable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our ouse Is open 10 all 10 come and see ton
Themselves.
Those wishing their garments madeto order. say
Keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimcrs and Vestiugs.
all Kinds. To be found in this market, nnd warrant
everything to be made and fitted according erdeGo
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We lave the best worknrn engaged in establish
ment that be secured North South hcreore give
trial.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

CHIEf ESeisEER's orFof, Va. 4 Tenn. Il. Il I
LynehbutR, VA, Scpt,m 81 20 1898.
TO TIL B4H.RC II PERLIC.
All the Cars oi every Kind in upon this road hnve
Teen made at the Piedmont " 1ks. ia L,nrhhure I'm
dt the direction At Gen'l Neueton NJ Agent
1t gives me much pleasure say thai oar cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed. cheerluy re.
c. mmend these works, compuuies requiring cars a.
competent and faith July execute any con
tracts that may be made with the Owner, o these works
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETr,
Chief Eng Ia. 4. Tenn. Il. r.
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NATHLsON ~ FEs NKLIN-

w OFF Elk FOX SALE-
10 Hogshead p. K. and N. o Sugar,
so Barrels Coffee Sugar,
20 Clarified Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Loaf DO
10 hhds n. o & Sugar-housc Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Lagui Coffee,
% do Superior brown Java Coffee,
3 Cases Gunp'der Imp and BPk Tea,
$40 Sides good sole Leather,
100 upper !"
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton assorted numbers.
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
do Round & Square Iron, assorted,
do Blisiercd Steel.
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear "
Boxes Collins 3 Ar hers PalentAxcs
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes TaIlow Candles,
30 Adamantine Cardles,
30 = Sperm, do
20 8 Turpenrirc Sonp,
80 English dairy Cheese,
so Pine Appte do
30 Barrels Matkercl,
30 Kits do No. |,
80 Barrels Tanners Od,
10000 lbs. Gond Family Bacon.
Besides "A number of other a,icles too tedious
nntinn, 90, o7.fsl
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ysr Ea,oI.e, vols. ~ Professor Sill man
b-.lie, fheGiiy II a = Sea. hs EimunJ II
Second War win England. VOL. i,yJ T li,,.,..
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Tie Exiles. bs Ta.si.
Romance ri q Stedcrts LIE. Ly kinipl
On, var al Wedi,cl ny & r.rl.
Fun Joriieee, ~ y. z. niIa-.
storA 81 Moun Banr
Legends Il the Nest, hy James Hail
Camel Hunt. by Fabers.
Home Life IN Germany, by Brace.
Memorial IF tr,enough by 1uekcrnnn.
Tie Pedestrian IN France, y Barrel
Tules. 10y the Countess a Arb"uyilic,
Bleak llpuse. cno .pcte in enc votlrne
Philo."phy 1T Ny -craus Rnppings and Rerl,.p
cr. ty f. c. Rodger-. "'sl
New Edition Of sh,%e-prore I.y Colli,r,
Mehert, IIi.toI, Of fnnec.
- Rnn,n Republic,
Great TRUTH. by Gtcn Authors.
Kua iI,rn,s. 10y WheIci,
Second Vol. Il 1. { Calhoun. Wor c,,ta9,i
Spercha> ''
Memoir Il c J. foA. by Johr Russell,
Home Pictures. Deti-on.
Mpr. Women aud Books, ly Leigh Hunt,
Lii, Of Dr., Chalmers, by Muijt,
life aud Letters Of De- DIN,
| cttcr Sons in Collcg
Engi-h Monyroogyla Cbarlortc Eizlboth
Sclcctons from the Works Of the late Dr. Oh lp,r1.
his Son Inv. y
The STA y Side Of Life in country Parsonage
Nature Tendency of Free lt.t,tutions
Rhetoric of Cnnversanby Harvey
Lebrr ON Civil Lib ry aud Sc Governments
- Ko- Put1nm's Popular Library. contain ing W.. /.
lay Tiuckary, Poole, Ol,punts aud Others
Audersous American Nilln Architecture LIST M 1872
A Retiew of Snirilunl Manifestations NV
Journey Round the World by Gerstlecker,
tcrn Leave, from Funuies Pot Folia.
E-ffta
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Southern EsaiI-HsoaIs

THE undo signed having had charge of tho aDoye
Works from taeiy commencement undor the former
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison ia asks lie We e auy 10 The
RaiRoad pubic that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and wit continue It, management hoping b,
pis long experience in Raj road works an constant at
tention To the work entrus ed 10 him merit tin mp
probation and libeml patronage Of the public
a. NETTLETON, Manager
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OFFIcE Va. a Tenn. Ran. Roam Co !
L ..,..lh1... -. N In.n

hthe"""te' efll ~ lSpo.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Cure. feel confident TINT tho Piedmont ark sundet
his management, will fully maintain is reputation in
making Rai Road Cars well as in any and all It's
branches Of meohuenl operations
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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FALL q WINTER TRADE.

Ard MI Job War, nerrei will tie bn-Ine.s. dono
promptly anal H. superior mannel; mud u moderate
nri.rs ut tho i.,nrbbufa Stpsc. fufnece aud Rnngr
Work Mum Sacct G. ). BLISS
..4f
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Observation-Disclosures,

z GNOEERIEh INU VLINILH."I0I
-cflhptsr continues NJ the fire proof brick Nareh"
the canal. amidst all the changes to receive md t
Sard Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco 3
)ur charges viii be low and forwarding dome viii
patch.
Will receive in IA few days, frat assortmea'
Groceries, which he will sell .ow and buy al aIlfm
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which
will give the best price,
Pig and Bar Iron for sule
JAMES B. RENWlCk
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See winter comes. 20 rule the vair, year,
Sullen and sad. with all his rising train,
Vnpors, ard Clouds and storms"
4 d Ice, and seot, aud hail. The poet mrgl have
"A added,-ihe vc,y thought of which i enough to
nnkeune shiver. BY the way, you can bid defiance 10
Jack Frost, aud laugh in your sleeve at old Bareas
himself it provided will one Of the many STYLES of
OVER COAISCLOAkS OR 81 ANkETS which may
be found at the Ba1uar Just received by the Union
Clinton, and Dispatch. fresh supply of Lam ,.skin
Partridge, Beaver Lion Skin, Reversible Beaver Tuf
ed, Sontng Pilot, kcrsey Flushing Cloth and Cnss
mcre Over Conts Cloaks, Caledunans, Taimls Travel
ling Blankets &c great variety and for sale cheap by
\. s. SIlAFER & CO,
oct " Is Min Street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

H The subscriber has on hand "A large III oI v
celebrated - Livingston Plough Castings. and r
ntnue to receive additions to his stock from the a
Try, that there 5ill be difficulty il. gctlrg q.
II the pieces beongingto them.
JAMES B. RENWlCh
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(sKy sIpf LteHT eeNetsrD)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW tubGE ST"
Lynchl'urg Va.
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ailunr nnd plated WaIe.

We have ALEC good assortment ~ s"sff f"'"e.
SIN Ladies. threaded md PLAIN lhndiesi cup,
Baftrr knives Frit-lsfiycs-nli at aruun" to'n. W.
hase also The genuine Abata plated spoons. tohs.bHt
ter knives; M excellent attiele plated Ca5l"' ana
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Rich .IeMelrI.

We have beautiful selection Of Coil mn. ''ii
loo Claim scsls. keysk 6untd hey ~
tsli.s' Rraaehcs at The afes aad mas' tffat' P" s
i,z.le,s F,r.l Riaa. ana Cua Pin, Odd and st.Fef
Sertarrs and many other oriisio- 80 ihe line loo u"
nIrrnus tn mention ia tAts ad'sftllf5"'ht "a "".'' "
-, Inv ia,ile tie 4itr at,a ef lIir public
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CLOtI las

We have on hnnd go1d IN u CI0ckF, soInr II'I
ra..d ipnid with pcafl. yeIy r.ey mantio ornnnrni=
nd good limc-.sepe a very rtclly limr f,'t
suitable for Ghntei"s, GlupnR all a. "hrh
~ tuaiatee /. perform accurate tneapi Inst ,ai nd
I,.t "a hnvr ~ al the creli nted lie soulter kazof,
, .,p,fi.t ,ftr-- " have tnrd hem aud therefor"
my Them took 81 my rusrl helae All those "nh
i eoal- ia sur line nrt respectfully solicited tecni
"A Al examine of stltA bu5rr purchasing elsewhere
49,, An. H. SlINERfIDRN 60.
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LYNcHRuRG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

-HI ENFHENn.--
WILL be opered lor ENhbition aud soI,,nn Thur
w hay 20th, OeI. EHtm lne.siIb,P'n~h Nesllhg, ,
Fine Frenc aud English Cassmec-; luiien Shirt, It
superior cut and finish, with ltulles-somcths ns1.
Go0is, Pnnts and Ne-ts.
OCT df. HATCHER LDCiNOjD N ".