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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-07-26

WHAT THE FARMERS MosT NEEDs.---
1t is not a collge endowed by the State,
says contemporary it is a primary school
to prepare farmers sons and daughters for
the higher wa!Ga in science as applied to-
agriculture. They need organization
They want farmers clubs and neighbor4
hood libraries of agricultural books. They
need discussion. They need more inter-
course, not only in Gheir own town and
county, but throughout the State and
country, to see and learn what other far
mers are doing, and adopt. This is the
greatest need Of farmers. They need to
become satisfied with their avocation--to
get rid Of the prevailing notion that Car.
ming is necessarily an unmental employ
ment. The farmer is accustomed to think
that he has no occasion for education. and
never can become wealthy, or what the
world calls respectable, while engaged in
the cnlture Of the earth, and therefore he
seeks the FIRST opportunity TO escape from
an avocatiUn placed under ban, not only
by all others, but by his own class also.
The great need of the farmer is that
he shall declare himself independent Of
all classes at least more 80 than they
are Of him, and Is entitled TO engage in
any other calling whatever, and II he il n
man Of toll, that Is no reason why he
should not be q man Of intellect. The
great need Of q farmer Is organization, snd
this must be accomplished hy n few self.
sacrificing mon. who will undertake the Ia
Dor Of establishing and maintaining far.
eaoras oi,sl.. <. ...,....s, ...f n -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-07-26
IN ADVANCE
n UNI B ER "a

el-not even moving the vessel or agita.
tng the surt zee from the time the milk is
strained till it is all required for use.
The shallower milk vessels are made,
the greater will be the yield of cream, as
it will the more readily rise to the top
american AgricuLturist
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-07-26

The ELooUEScE OF MorIoS.--Every
one has read Of action, action, action Of
Demosthenes, and Of what variety Of
emotions and passions Roscius could ex-
press by mere gestures, let it not be sup
posed, however, thst such perfections of
art belong to the ancients only. The fol-
lowing anecdote q Wm. @. Preston is IL
Illustrative Of our remarks:
Some years ago, among a thousand
others, we were listening TO one Of his
splendid barangues from the stump. Be
side us was one as deaf as post, In
breathless attention, catching apparently
nearly every word that iell from the ora
tors lips. Now the tears OF delight would
roll down his cheeks, and now, ia an un-
govemable extacy, he would shont APP
plause which might have been mistaken
Tor the noise Of a snan thpnder.siorsn.
At length, Preston launched out one Of
those pass ges Of massive deeismat;on
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TELEGRAPHIc ITEMS.

New YoBK, Dec. % The ship Sunny South. re-
ported yesterday from Charleston a. 6avina been
wrecked on the Bahama Banks, Nov 28th, d sup-
posed to have been the ship Sunny eide. The lat
ter sailed from Charleston In November with
heavy freight of cotton, for Liverpool and ID In.
sured here for $26 900 and st Boston for Sl4. 600
SAVANNAH. Dec. 22-The ship Adrien, bound
from Leghorn for New York put in here for repairs
having sprung leak on her passage
BUFFALO, Dec 22--The steamer Westmoreland
recently lost on the Capes was insured for $40 600
WAsHrsGroN. Dec 22-It Is understood here By
those who profess to be posted that the President
will discourage the annexation of the Sandwich
Islands, upon the grounds of economy alleging that
the king asks too heavy bGnus.
BuFFALo, Dec. 22-There il much sufferino
among the crews of the vessels caught in the ice
along the lake shore. Unavaliins efforts have been
made to get the crews ashore The weather Il In.
tensely cold.
CLEVELAND, Dec % The Sunbury Railroad
Excursionists, from Philadelphia, arrived here al
IL o'clock this morning and were received bv fhe
authorities. and publicly entertained Mayor Brow.
nell presided, and welcomed the yisltors
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Fears are entertained
for the safety of the steamer Nautilus which lefi
. heavy gale on the night of the 4th. 5
morning train from N. York broke down at Spots.
wood and the passengers were taken back to South
Amboy. -
NEW YoxK, Dec % Charles A. Peverly. hereto-
fore respectable merchant, who was recently
convicted of setting fire to bis own store, was -
day sentenced to the State Prison for four years.
CHARLKsros, Dec. 22-Another large cotton
house 10 reported to have failed to day Cotton is
depressed and nominal, with sales Of 200 bales
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The DAILY DISPATCH

- The siseul.tioa Of tie DAILY DIsPArCH
thst of al the Daily papers of
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- - =
= .---.ss.- --..- g - = -
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tght alfofntion, 4 oui.s I'll ~ of a.. sess
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Al ~. H..4e,s .sea 1esss .sss5z ~ S. "a
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A1o sne ncn spsced wtae.
Ape ~ ooers heed grizzly staring. ss
g sns lfunenfy
uy,S ~ ne not minee PIE,
80 -. :, ~
20 tho molly and by, ) * u s. So s
In thslr e.esa array, 8
epfssa over the wallis and di1Aeas ~ I.
Ie ne ewisg1nesup : - = = 81
vu,..2 y - tne wss.s!i c.ps
- - - - s =
~ the honest blins
Vi the hearty kise,
Whsre the mistletoe was swinging;
when the barry white
Wss claimed by nehf
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OH CHALKLsY, General Agent And COL
store Of g. R reake Il herssofcrr Hi,s. ,s y
sroes Rents ont Houses aud Collects Claims ~ aver
dsscription In tows and country. -
. kEFEkENcEs: Measrs @. r Worth.m L n, WI
tams ! brothef. Bntler 4 Tinaley j. ii Clsiborrs
y. :. rssse. J. 3. Stlates snd Or w A. Psftersoa.
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LEEcHEsa LEECHEs.-The public are
hereby informed. tlatI have just received b. Adam
ExgP.ess lot of superior Swedish Leeches which
sppiied upon The most eesonable terms: can
Saioon under the American Hotel, and at nisht On
csn, between Main and Ffanklin streets.
to, ct the shortest notice.
no 6 - n a r1nuroxr
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GEoeeE L. BREnT. Attorney at Law. and
:, sT,ommlsaioner OF Deeds. &c, for Ohio, Keutuchv
Ass92nnsssoes Alabama. Indiana. Florida kfissnna
MscnieAns Louisiana. Texas Wisconsin. dc. Offies
on iisn Street, between Main aud Bank sts'
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BEAUTIFUL DAcuERRro, ypes Raadar
Z yoa would have perfect keness az t,e .r ~,
Zee beat, call ON y. r. SfMONs Isl hisir srsess
ne yoe gan get one Of exquisites beauty. SlmopS
spsce Call curly and secure gem for tie holidsys
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Sale conducted by GopDIn & APrEnsor. iccts.
de- 2f--tde 49, 7l -
T'RusTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND

YsRUSTEES' SALE or HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON BAKER STREET IA trustee - Z
deed dated l4th July, 1858. fson Anna Maxaeld 70
Court .hall sel at public auction. on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of Jsnuary, 1883 Il
air II notthe next fair day. commc ncne q cosk
near to St. Peter street, fronting 10 fssf Ysnn586
back l50 feet to alley. and nos. In the
rsnty. ~ - y -
The terms win be made known a. the tims ot saIs.
MICAJAH BATES, Trusted.
Sale to be conducted by
GODDiN 1 APPERBON, Aucts
r. Sat the same time and place, the adjoining
lot, No. g. will be sold. fronting Is feet On Haksr st
running back about l50 feet to "A alleys .ss
de 81 q, "a.
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HAIR RCUTTING,--CitiZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
TO call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel On.
trance on llth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25c, or Tickets for 81
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MEssRs. would be aston
ished, though true in nv travel tbropsh V;rsins.
short time since, to hear of the faith and recon-
mendation lend that is given to BAksR's PREMIUM BIT-
had the dyspepsia for many years. but never had
fonnd fnything to make cure of it but Bakers Pre-.
MUM Bisters. and some would say it had cure them
entirely Of the nervous headache and others would
say that If it had not been for these Bitters they
would have died with the cholera. So, we say sue
They can be had Of all the principal D1ueeists in
this city and elsewhere.
Price so cent? nar Rnffle a. IN
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE

1UCIIONEER,
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER. No. 90 Pearl st..
viii attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and evs
ry description of MERCHNOIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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CHARLES Z. HAKKEYS.

hoUsE, Sign AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER.
10Th st., between Main aud Cary -
- All work entrusted to his care vs.: be fifth.
fully and promptly executed. ssa a0--Sm
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The Milwaukee Sentinel having placed upon its
arrival, on which was written, aWar 10 statn quo,'
two men from the country walked up to the board,
and after reading very dsmurciy. Z War In aasM
qno,p said one of them where Ia thunder's shnsf
81 don't know, said the other " It'll spread I'll
over the world yet Shouldn't wonder II Il did y
said the irst This Feminds the Bufalo CONNER
cial OF an anecdote of person who affected pros
found wisdom and unlimited Information upon ~.
of companions to the reading Of "ihe latee news
from Frsuce,r heard the words . DE French hase
tsken umbrage," and. wishing to show his superior
knowledge, broke In with, "Ah, indeedl taken I'm
bragg have theyi knew they had been besiesing
Il for nosne time = sfss
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JAMES E HEATH & RICHARD M.
GARY, Commissioners in Chancery.-Otfice in VIII
Building, fronting Franklin at. oc9
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RUN ON THE SAVINGS BANKs.-A despatch from
Boston, dated December %, says: II
There i. quite lua to-day upon the several sa-
which obtained ejaculation with referenc ce TO
thei condition. The poo5ipe persons seem much alarm-
cd, and striving to get their deposits which are
promptly paid on demand. The larg Il stockholders
and depositors, however, have full confdence, and
are. with few exceptions. rather disposed add =
than take from the capital of the nstitutions 10
soon cease ssg1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-25

BOoK-KEFPING.-The Subscriber will
take charge of two three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year, and will attend to Job Writing of any
kind
Having been engaged Accountant and Book
keeper for many years, the best references can be
given. Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Poet Office.
de 20-dlm* r, McCANDLISH JR
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The annual report Of the n r. Fire Department
Fund, represents Il ID prosperous conditt0n-hav.
ing Tie sum OF 4e3, 500 nyssted IL stock and bond
and IuorfgAge.~
lar handkerchief for ssduck Of Wife that be y
Hgoose Of Z hu sband 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-25

IN Agent and Collector-oaice on the corner of
lAh snd Bank stree:s Richmond. va-Wflt at
tend to rentne out houses, hiring out negroes col
lecting claims buying and selling real estate &c
All business entrnstedto him win be attended to with
prompsness and dispatch. de- 81
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Secre-
tayyof the Iyginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST ofsr their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in pirginiG and the Southern and Westsyn
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the Tirginia State Agricul-
tarGt Society. No. lis Marin street.
N. AUGUST, NerARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
OHce-esabove. fe8-ts
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The RUSSIAN LOAN lit 10 reported that the Rus
sian loan has been taken ct st. Petersburg By the
house of Stieglietz, of the most eminent bank.
ing establishments on the continent Mr.. Shse.iesz
took the whole amount of fifty millions of silyer
reublsa about S55 oo0 Oo0 10 Al per cent stock
his own risk, 1t the rate Of so. The loan slreedy
sslls actively ct 81 at st PetersburR.
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It Il said the Auditor Of ipdisna has made go 20
fees By the return Of bis Of the stnte Stock Bank
of that State.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsIA-THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR. }. 8. HoUGHToN's
PEPsIN, the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC
JUICE still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these painful and destructive com.
plants 1t is Natures own specific for an unhealthy
stomach No art of man can equal its curative pow
ers. and sufferer from Liver Complaint and 1Dys-
pepsia should fail to try it.
Sold In Richmond by j. B. WOOD, and Druggists
generally, de 1-d5w
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LaRus IL SHINE, Auctioaeers and Com
mission Merchants will attend to a. sales of Real
ceries. Boots and Sioes, House Furuiture. "a 1c'
90 lS-ts JAMks n. SHINE. p q LARus
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The firm of TOLER 4

IN COOK Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN r COOK will continue the Agency bu -
ness OF the concern, and close the same GEO w
ToLER vii! attend to the closing of the other mat.
teIs OF the concern to the extent of collecting the
debts due the concern and paying OF those they owe
farther.
For the purposes aforesaid either party NAY use
the nsme OF the concern, except in making or en-.
dorsips the notes, &c, and then only with tha az.
press consent of the other. & I
GEO. W. TOLER
de l9 JNO COOK
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FLETCHER's HAIR 1oNlo excels every
thing for identifying and improving the hair. No
toilet table is complete without it. and single trial
is quite sufficient to shew its good effect The great
success Of the Tonic has brought up host of imta-
torr twho know as much about ths treatment OF the
lures have produced 90 much mischief and annoy
Persons wishing ths original and genuine article,
can be supplied by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
At HoBsoN's Hair Dressing Saloon,
de Is Under American Hotel.
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BerLxa ExrxosIox. On Wednesday, night la4
boiler attached 70 Chisholm's min, Charleston,
exploded, severely scaldlsg aeverai hands Who
were In the boiler room, which wss completely do
moliahed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-25

SEWING MAC CHINEs.-Having had
many applications for, and enquiries respecting sew
ing Machines. bave been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactured
and for the year past have spent much time in order
to ascertain which kind would be best adapted to the
South, for all general purposes, and now happy
to inform the public that have taken the agency for
the sale OF Hunts Machines, which, for capacity,
simplicity, durability and cheapness, cannot be
passed. whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price $75 and $85.
z. HORTON KEACH,
de 7-h 81 Main street.
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TarAr. Fon SNUaGLING.-C. F. Hamel, Of Can
ada, ison tial In Boston, on charge Of smugglinl
$1,000 worth of jewelrg and watchea. per ths
sseamship Canada. last summer.
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l. u W s III Lii,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT
RICHMOND VA,
A GAIN offers his services in HIRING
IA OUT NEGROES, COLLECTING CLAIMS.
~.
SERVANTS entrusted to his care receive every at
tention particularly when sick. And he feels thank
ul while saying that during the cholera of l849 and
again this year, he very ssful with those
der his charge.
y Office on Governor IT. no So-dImGw4t
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The Charleaton Courisr intimsfss that Captain
Duncan n. Insraham, o. 8. n, WIN sooa visk thaf
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HENRICO LIGHT ORA
GOONs, ATTENTION.--Psrade
at Gardner,s Spring, In fdll uri-
form, ON + u y g DA Y, the 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock. Those Troop
err who have not drawn th4h
arms, can DO 20 BY calling on Il.
Duval at his store.
By order Of the Captain. sls
$ A. r, 6O0CH, O.. g.
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EDW'D ID. EACHO.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
CONTINUES to hire out Negroes, rent
" out Houses and Collect Claims as heretofore-
Office on l4th st., near the Exchange Hotel
da
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HIRING OUT OF SERVANTS-l
Ii JOHN n. d. PAYNE, Office on 10Th str.et
be,@et n Main and Cary. continues TO HIRE OUT
Prompt attention shall be civ en- TO those
10 his care. Persons having Servants for hire will
DO well 70 have them In the city before the jst of
January He also continues eitend to public ssles
OF ali property offered him under De eds Of Trust
DEGREES OF Courts, Administrators' and EXECUTOR
sales. Also, aes OF Property of every description
in the country on very reasonable terms
1a 2n-AfI3 lnHN m n
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Hs;xRy GAlrHEa.

Call and get 3 pamphlet efatia and Zee eufess
Soldin Richmond, by o. a. eTkECKEk and fuk
CELL LADD & CO.. and by al the Druggsts In
PessrsbnIg and elsewhere. Call and got Pamphlets
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CHAnars AGAINST THE Nxw YosK PcGIcE.-The
grand Jury in New YORK have made . pressutment nt
rejecting with great severity on the police officers
and the criminal magistrates for the slack and reck
less manner 10 which they transact their duties.
bearing heavily upon them for discharging known
offenders against the laws.
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HIRING AND COLLECTING,

EDGAR MACON,
AGENT IND COLLECTOR,
nFFERS his services IN hiring out Me-
~ eroes, Renting Houses. Selling Prcduce ana
Property. Collecting, 10. He hopes BY punctuaiity
sSo viii extend him their pa.ror are: and mansv
coming in HE hands win be imme disfey paid over.
REFEREHcEs:
Messrs. Binford, Msye Blair, lRishmo,a
y.,o, issa r. 5ff lee Orange co. VI.
Rafas X Fitshueh Greene CO.. We.
DR.. Wm n. /. Macon, New Kent Va
rS- Office under the Metropolitan Hall. Franklin
street de 90--1m
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NEGRO HIRING

TNHE subscriber again offers his services
groes for the ensuing year He pledges himself to
his best efforts TO promote the interests Of those
who may favor him with their husiness, and to pay
special attention to the negroes in of sickness
He hopes from many years experience. to be able to
give satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney l. Cauthorn cor
of Main and 18th streets opposite the ST. Charles
Hotel EDWARD N. DABNEY,
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Mn. BENroN.-This gentleman lectured in Provi
dence, R. l.. on Thursday night 1t Is said that he
refused check for $500, which was handed him
by the Mercantile Library Association Of Boston
in consideration Of his recent lecture delivered n
the fremont Temple.
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PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
7 new 81 Fall ~ GooDs: G o0! 1sss,;7-ln Iss5; At

kK HEAD QUAKTEHH FOH tABHfONDLE
). NJ CLOTHlN0s--Just rseeived most ap3qD1id
- sssortmsnt Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
and Genflemens' Furnishing Go0ds 81 III The new
fall styles Aso Cloths. Cassimeyes VeettneAs -,
shortest notice and the besk s6d MO- fseelonebie
sfyle nost beautiful assortment of rieh cut Vel
really nice call ss E.lB. eRENCEs6. No.13a
se IS Corner Of Main and Governor -.
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Mr.. C. NJ. Furman has been re elected President
of the Bank of the State of South Carolina and the
House of Representatives ON Wednesday last pass
cd bill amending the charter of the Back, 10 a. 70
give him the veto power, making Il unlawful for
the Directors to oct In relation TO Ets government
without the concurrence of the President.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.. +. KEESEE
- offers his services to the public as GENERAL
Negroes, Renting out Houses, &c. He has the ad-
vantage of extensive business acquaintance with
the citizens OF Richmond and adjoining counties,
having been engaged for several years in the coec.
ton of City Taxes and assistant in one of the
most extensive Agency Houses In Richmond.
Office for the present 18th st., between Main
and Gary, opposite Geo. Meniam's de 4-d&ctJl
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST AN EDIroR.-In the case
of Shelton against Fuller. In New York, the plain
tiff originally claimed $50 900 damages. but the
jury rendered verdict Of $780, 1t Is stat ed that
eleven of the jury were for . verdict of six cents
but the $3.50 juryman, about dinner hour brought
them all over
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HIRING AND SELLING NEGROES

IL The subscriber proposes Hiring out Negroes
for others the following year (a55l upon the usual
terms. lie viii continue to sell Negroes ss hereto.
fore: at private sale Charge, IS per head includir
small child with the mother.
sIDNUM GRADY
Office at Bacon Taits Jail Cary street.
de IG-tIJsn< Near Ksvnps Rrdge
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John K. COOK, having withdrawn from
~ the late firm of Toler q Cook, will continus At
the old stand the same line of business on his own
sccount-Hriug out Negroes, Renting out Hcuses.
Collecting Claims &c and will be glad to receive
the cal OF hisfriends and the public generally.
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EOR UIRE-I have for hire, Man Ser
Il want, whom wish to hire to some person for
the balance of the year, who will give such employ
ment will not expose him to bad weather or very
hard work. JAS. D ELLETT
nol8 Gen'l Agent and Com, Merchant
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HEAR THE WITNESS i-RIGHTEous YER
DIcT.-RHEuMATIsM, COUCH. PAIN IN TIE SIDE,
&c-Wopderful cure. after sig years suffering. of
one of the most highly respectable citizens of Ma
ryland. Prejudice and skepticsm can't stand before
the many cures made by HAMPTON'S vEGETA
BILE TINCTURE.
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EOR HIRE-A Servant about % wears
Il old, fine ssamstress and chamber maid She
also wait at table. She is active faithful SER
want Enquire of G. W.. box SIS Post Office.
de-