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Receipts OF PrOduce-JUyE 10.

Nv he Boats7 III BIS Flour 5 Do Ashes lo DO
Nsky Lard do Pork 40 do Other Meats 900 bush
Oats Is so DO Corr 5 40 do. Wheat.
Nv he i0rk and Ers RGayoa2-2oo bbs Flour. Is do
Ah bags Oats acc Hogs 10 j9 sides Leather ia kegs but
ter do Hams and Bacon.
Nv Hrrie RaRroG6 for he treek ending Jnne
10 iSi-J MIX ~ head Cattle, q do. Cove 19 do
Calves sheep DO Horses 90 rckgs Poultry ll5 do Egs
Sundres shells 5i do. Oher
Hats - bhs Cider 10 bales Hay -
Timber II do. Marble $50 Paper, - boi
Pickles Ill bales " adding.
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To Mariners.

The Srrsle nark.d the dangerous
rock OF Island in TIE Race, Lons Island Sound sni
known Race carried lOsy time since and has not
hem -r.rsd buoy which pscsd there not VISIBLE part
OF the swept under BY the great strength Of he tide Il
stated th ant Faukn the Ncwl0rk aud BeOa packet
sch Attributes the loss OF his vessel and 10 the so
senc. O. the spindle from this dangerous rock
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BY Telegraph.

BOsTOS-Ar Jure H. alp Fearless from Manill,-NArrh q
exchanged signals with Ellen Foster New saanha
Aso arr b.ft Robert Mills GsVesisn brss Cosmopis Maan.
Issi Clement, Chae-ou; Tribune Baltimore: Ellen HAYDEN
NLmiuEirn y c steamer Mount Savage, Baltimore.
NoblLE-sd June 9. steamship Cshawba for Sew.York VIA
Havana -
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Markets. Reported by telegraph.

NrwORLrAvs Friday. June eOu market for CorroS today
shows 10 change yesterdays quotations Mddn quoted a.
~ end fair lCi this 2jI bales sight
TxcHAscE New York Is = discount FREIGzrs are
dull COTros is taken for Liverpool at ISL
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he amount OF specie shipped to Europe by the steamer
slt;c to-day was SEQ 900, Of which ssSs 600 was Cal
Am. bars out Of the receipts Of the day previous ana
a,as 400 Philadelphia ingo:s. Bile On London closed 1893
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The receipts at the SubIrcasury to-day were sl5iOll
lbured sos COL and the Office closed on balance of
ss esq., against IS, 92l.SOO the previous Saturday
The amount of payments through the Clearinghouse
This morning sl977o,9o6, and the balances in cash
were ss9s9S6 81.
Albert H. Nicolays sem-weekly auction sale OF Stocks
and Bonds takes place usual Monday at III O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
The Little Miami Railroad Companys receipts Tor the
week ending
June q 1884,
June 1855, lVool ~
Increase. 5000 %
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Companys re-
eeipts for -
NAV.
May lsS were...'.''''.'. ''''''''''''' 49, -
The folio table will compare the prices OF the pra-
cpsl description of Stocks at the close OF the week with
sho.o .urrent on SATURDAY. last.
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The following IN ocisrcpor: Of Specie exported from
the District of Ncw.York from June to June TO- 1854,
inclusive

The following table viii show the receipts and payments
in the Assistant Trcasurers office and the receipts and de-
posts at the CusonIouse for the week ending Friday,
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Disasters &c.

,on Ellen Ciart Boston, Adelalde Nkern Albany
Gov John.tone, Mosit., Brooklyn
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(inanciai.
ALBERT n. NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
md BONDS AT AUCTION. -AlBEkT

n. NicoLAY, Auctioneer. ..
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCllON.-hbEkF
- n NfCOLAY will sell THIS DAY, June Il AZ ~ o'clock,
the Merchants Exchange fr account Of whom may eonoe
$1,000 Crest Western illinois, Railroad LIST MefSasc ~ pereenI
Bonds irter PAYABLE ssmi annually. ~ zoo each.
NOrwHls aud Cleveland Railroad ~ Mortgage
No, cent Bonds Inerss pavabe semi annually ~ 600 each
Saudusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad lst Mortgage
per cent Boud. rayabe sent annually COS each
COO Scoo HocknN alley Railroad s Mortgage cent
Convertible Bonds payable seu annually 81 600 each
as Iowa Cene Railroad ld Mortgage per cent
Convertible Boud Interest Coupon payable LIST June and G De-
cembtr. 8 90 each
so shares Columbia Fire Insurance Company, $50 each
.ha Fire Insurance Company. 80 each
shs Fire Insurance Company, f5It each
leo shares knic kerbOcker Bank, rs each
81 shares Chatham Bank, S25 each.
40 shares Citizens Bank. S25 each
&c she,s Eghihsv. Bank, $50 each.
Sr Timber Bending Company scrp Stock - each
shares Newly fork Oil Company, 800 each
Terms SALE-Ten this and the balance tomor
The accrued all the Bonds will be charged to tho
n hold. regular sales Of Stocks Bonds and other Securities
every MONDAY and THURSDAY az the Merchants Exchange
AT PRIVATE SALE
variety of frsa Railroad Bonds, Bank Insurance snd
other stocks
OGce No. Brosd st. nent 20 corner Of Malls. $3.50
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW YORK..
Cleared.

sietn,hp-JAm.ro~n Csvendy NorfoIk Lpd.n a PieDa1t,
Asbsna ssheneh, Savannah, = Niehil; NASHVILLE Berr,
(hAiss:sp, spcferd, 1JeSSB a Co
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[By Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph !

One ship bark and two bss the Lower Bay inward bound
All oetwse bOuud vessels have
Wind south and light Weather hay.
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Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
Liverpool for New Nork........ Jnne
for Boston. ~
Atlsnc sailed from Liverpool tof e"
.SGled 'eTloo
Sailed Bremen Shamptn for " York June u
Sailed Liverpool for Boston. une a
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rINIATVkE ALMANAC

| tiNiArVks sLAsSAc......rhIs DAT
Srx-Rfes.....- = sets.......7 81 Moon rses.. 81
aiGH
SaDdyHoos = Gov Island. s3u Hen
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& 10000 % $l3j,2J2 20


MIR. Isaac Livermore is the treasurer Of the Com
pany replacing Mr.. George B. UPTON, who has resigned.
The following statement shows the earnings OF the Nil
waukee and Mississippi Railroad Company for five months
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f1ts Custom House.
The above table shows decrease of S26 39 IS in the
amount in the hands Of the Assistant Treasurer
pared with the close of the preceding week.
The Warrants entered the books at tie Treasury De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12
The AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, INV YosK, June o.
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CEN

TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, NEw.fosK June D 1854
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on
IA the Csa Stock of this Bank will be paid the first day OF
July - -
The Capital Stock will be increased FIFTY PER CENT
million dollars payable half fifty dollars share tho
July and the other half the sixth day OF Noven
Der
The will be distributed the old stockholders in the
shs every shares of old stock, according
TO the stock ledger the OF the 18th inst.
The rights fractional u shares may be transferred and
bin.d "a a. o bisin full shares
khoder the joth
full entitled the
sunum on the Inoety the 9th November.
The Transfer Books will be the 2jth the
July inclusive. C. A. MElGi Cashier
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OFFICE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE Insurance. 90,
No. Walst New York, June q, 1854
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors of this Com
~ have this day declared Semi Annual Dividend Of TIN
PER CENT the Capital Stock, payable on demand
Il. W. BLEECKER SECRETARY
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MAD RIVER LAKE. ERIE Rail 90.
nIVIDEND.-BostOn March 80 lS54.-A Diyi-
~ TEN PER CENT has declared payable stock
the Company the LIST May the Offices whero
the shareholders OF -eood tho
Ss inst SAMUEL HENSHAW Treasurer
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-The Board Of Di-
IN rectors Of the NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
POkTATIOS COMPANY have THIS DAY deela OF tser
esrsn an Dividend Ten Ces
In b. sppOoned those who shall be holders the a1
Stock efthe the 18th day July being
for shares tenth share each hold
that Holders
parts which they be entitled and certificates every
fractional whole shares
will be Issued and siter the 10Th day Of August Dvdads
declared thereafter will be paid all whole
other stock Of the Company but dividends will
ffaoss until shall have
NewYork. June 10. 1874
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sEvENTH WARD BANK, NV YoRK, May Is, 1850
ELECTION.-rhe Stockholders hereby notified
IL that an Election for TIL IRTEEN DIRECTORS Er
the ensuing and for THEE INSPECTORS OF the
cesdus election will be held the Banking House OF Pearl
and Burng slip. TUESDAY 18th Of June be-
the hours Il O'clock ~ 2oelock PM BY order Of The
Board. A. FRASER Cashier
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-08-23

ed my symptoms the second time,
showing her the distressed state Of my
heart, and she alone could cure it. The
former disease she had rerr owed by
al occasional VISIT, the latter could
only be cured by her promising to
come and take up her abode With me,
as resident physicium. She understood
me now and by the way she pressed
her hand on her own little Auttering
heart, you would have thought the dis,
ease was contagious aud verify
think it was. So now we arc now de.
termined to cure each other, and today
we arc both to apply TO clergyman,
who is to form between us lite part
nership, as lawyer and physician.
But one thing troubles me, Of which
| had not thought till now that it is
necessary to have our cards engraved.
Married people are usually "Mr. and
Mrs. So.and-so," or "Mr. Such an one
and lady," bW will auy one pleese to
be SO kind as 10 tell me how [ and my
little wife are 10 be designated. Will
it be "Mr. and DIR. Uubbs," or "Mr.
and Mrs. iIubbs, NJ. d." or as the
ladies' arc going ahead SO fast in these
days OF Woman's Rights, will sink
into stu lesser insignifcance, and shall
~, -. i i g sS sSr and gentlemen" or must |
3! 4 tes.a.sss-S - ,,ses, Of Subbs altogether,
,ss,k 3s!ljss Y 'lIAs8SGS:sds Somebody
p,oSS as sSil 1fsG lfr:y to have those
Sastls eit.,rassd! ~.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-08-23
THE SUMTER BANNER,
is PUBLISHED
Every "Wednesday Morning
BY
Lewis g. Richardson,
"a HR WI s..


TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
Ennd Fifty Conts at the expiration Of nix months
or Three Dollars ut the end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcarngcs
are PAID, unless At the option Of the Proprietor
Advertisements inserted nj SEVENTY
FIVE Cents per square, az lines or lcss,) fOl
the first, and half that sum for each suhseqren,
insertion, (Onicial advertisements the same
each timc).
Gy The number Of insertions to be marked
on nil Advertisements or they will be published
until ordered to be discontinued, and charged
accordingly.
E ONE DOLLAR per square for single
iinscrtion. Quarterly md Monthly Advert re
ments will be cliargc, the same ns single i'm
.sert0n, and semi nonthlY the game new Nat.s
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TO he CONTINUED. |

CHAKAcrEnIsrlc.-Somcbody says
there are three kinds Of men in this
world-the will" the "wont's," and
the "cant's" The first effect every.
thing, the next opposes everything and
the last fail in everything. 81 will''
builds our rail roads and steam boats,
Il won't' don't believe in experiments
and nonsense; while "can't" grows
weeds for wheat, and commonly ends
his days in the slow digestion ola court
of bankruptcy.
How TO GAIN CnEDIr.-Ihc sound
Of your hammer, says Franklin, ut five
i'll the morning, or nine at night heard
by creditor, makes him easy six
months longer, but ii ho sees you at
the gaming table or hears your voice
at the tavern when you should be at
work, nc send. 'ur lis money rCyt Iny
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plate Of beans, when the plate brought
the waiter i'll his hand | took, it, hung
up my beef and beans. on a nail, eat
my hat, paid a dollar to nigger, and
sided out on the stcp-walk, bought 4
boy ofa glass Of dog with small beer
and neck on his tail, With collar
with spot on the end felt funny,
sick-got some sodar water. in a tin cup.
drank the cup and placed the soda On
the counter, and paid for the money
full of G7ockct--very bad headache,
rubbed It against the. lamp post, and
then stamped along; station house
came, along and said if didn't 90
straight he'd take me to the watchmann
tried to obligc the station house
very civil station house, very-mct 4
baby with AN Irish won,nn. and ~
whcclbarrow in it, couldn't get out of
the way, she wouldn't walk on the
sidewalk, bot insisted on going on both
sides Of the street at once; tried to
walk between her consequence coils.
ion, awful, knocked out the wheclbarss
rows nose, broke the Irish woman ull
to pieces, baby loose, court house
handy, took me to the constable, jury
sat on me, and the Jail said the masis-
trato must take me 10 the cen
stable; objected; the 'duuyeon pit
me into tf::e darfsest constable in tile
city; got out, and here am, prepared
to stick to ray original opinion
Niagara unus A"mJug! aon crcelsus,
non ind;gnus udmiruiconi.
Yours ,unducstionabIy.
q. Il. PHYLASDfR DoEsrlcKS, p. 3.
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THE SHOT HN TIM n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-23
RlCHMOND ADVLRTlsEmENT
NEW ESTaBLISnNENT.


TN L SUBSCRIBERS Jaw receiving lhaii
Il Stock 81 Goods, an offer for sale
RUSSIA farre1 and Manila Cornge OF oil sizes, froa
to inches IN diameter
BLOCKS far Derricks Ind hstng appHrBtu. 81 ali Ans
Also
Patent Friction Rull,r alocks. new article IN Thu
market. by when third Of the labor IN hoistng
~ the c0mmpn b.och u saved
BFlks and fbnbi iuf HaistinK -rapes,
OaAUn, Rosie Pitch Tar.
White lead White ZINC Paint. Black Paint elbow do
Red Leaf frriigris Imperial aud Chfome Green,
ermlnn and Pfu.sian Bue, Paris =, hite. Lamp
btet, fuiiy, SC.
fsid Bru,hs., al sizes-marking do.
Fancy Pals Hsii do. da., Confer n nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Brostns frsy- Darrell Covers, Acas
utcs. Sueai Boxes Flour Pals, &c. &c,
Ground Coffee Pepper Atlspioe. Cloves cayenne Pep
per London aud American Mustard. Chocolate &c,
Linsred OIL raw aud boiled-h inter. SOUR and Sperm
OIL
Me- Pork md Bel. Sugsr Cde Syrup, Moasses aud
other Groceries
Our tnrk la. heen purchased entirely for Cash, Of
b.. Manufacturers IN New York and Boston, and We
viii n.r great ind dement's pur. a-er.. either
Wholesale Retail.
LEE & CO, On the Dock.
Richmond. Janraay 81 [.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
Il I'LL II - -; @
'ort Walthall Line.


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D.
n pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday excepd
ut o'clock, A M, and arrives at Burkevile at the b.
tersectlon OF the Richmond and Danye Ra.Rsd
ut III clockA. M connecting by that Road with Messn
T. flagg q Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court muse
Halifax Court House, Danvile and Greensboro C.
nnd arriving at Farnville ut l1.30. A. M. connecin
there with Messrs Flagg, Caldwell Il Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
eurning, The train leaves FarmviIle at l. p NJ,
ara burkevle at %, p. arriving IN Petersburg ID
time Tor the trains going North or South connecn,
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
hond,with the splendid sea nshps Roanoke and james
t'wh tor Newly York; which leave City Point at 7,P n
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadeph
which leave City Point a. the same hour
L ssergers preferrng rema n in Petersburg the ow
night, can take the mornil train North at a. A. 81
the james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Bal
more at 8, A. M the for the South, at o'cO
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through td|
cts between the following points may be procured 1
the annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure through in
hftteen hours, $sI
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs, through in two days.. cd
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur 81 rings
Though IN two days. 10 N
between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ed
Between Petersburg b Gree 'sborn', N. c., thro'
ia TWO days. ------.-.----. 10 OH
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N c through
IN three days. --.---.----.........l Il MI
Between rsburg and Charlotte, slS
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at g. A N. a
returns the same days Any person wishing to see tn
rates of freight obtain freight list by calling uG
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 Is E. J. WALL Stunt
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New Law 4 Miscellaneous Books. 4sS2,
IL B. PAYNE has Jus, received the HSJSy
~ following Books. EkNs
c 10 dsr6mo

II . following Books. SkNs
n Treatise on the Law OF bills of Exchange, ~
Promissory Notes Bunk Notes. Bankers Cash.Notes
aud Checks by Johan Barnard Byles
Praci cal Treatise the Law relating Trustees,
their Powers, Quite, Privileges and Liabilities by
James II lin
Rawle on Covenants Tor Titles.
Greeneaf on Evidenc,-,hlrd Volume.
simms' Poetcal " as, ? oil.
Darlington Skctebes.
Discussions Phi.e .oph, Literature, by Sir WIN.
Hamilton.
Life aud Letters of JOS Story Vols.
Valley Of the Amazon b, Lieut. Herndon.
Commentaries on the Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews,
BYE @. Wines.
Golden Dreams and Leaden Realities.
Six MoAths in Italy. by Hiiatd-2 Vols.
The Hearth Stone
The Srsswfe or Queens Secret by Paul PeppcrgIass.
herkland by the Author of Mar aret Maitland.
Physiology Of Taste.
Journey Round the World by Gerstaecker.
Memoir OF G. j. Fox by Lord Russell.
Memoirs, ournu and Corresp, ndcnce OF Thos Moore
% cts per part.
knIten on Soaps aud Candles.
isy Moments Of an Idle Woman
Autobiography Of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Liberia. or Mr.. Pestons Expeliment-Alrs Hale
Rhetoric of Conversation. by Hervey.
Gazetteer of the United States, by Baldwin & Thomas
Hobrooa Selflnstruetor No l. Writing Spelling and
Dawing. mar l7.ts
10 Express Copy
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ESSE T. HOPKINS
Proprietor OF Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va, June 30th 1883
MoRaAsroN. n. C. June 3o,I. 1879

MoRGANToN, n. G, juno JUN, 1913.
DR.. a. &. Bragg Col feel it my duty u those ri
my fellow beings who afflicted have cen, to add
my testimony the wond rfu eiccts of your Mustang
Lniment. | was severely attacked in Decembar lesi
with Rheumatism in its worst form, suffering mig, and
day with excrucang pain for six months being for the
whole time unable walk My right leg was
contracted and drawn up that could put it to
tn ground, and my left badly cont acted. Du-
ring the whole time attended by two of the mosl
skfu Physicians in the pace, but they unable to
afford me relie and finally gave up-pronounced me
incurublr and said | rust die.
At ti. critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Luiment and after using two small bot
ties began find relief from my suiierngs and after
using seven bottles : we'll as ever | was before.
GEORGE GOOD.
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Hurd's Golden Gloss for The Hair.
Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaI h a

A POSITIVE CURE PoBs CONSUMPTION. e
IA cline, Asthma, aud oil Diseases o the Chef md
Lungs .ingie bottle will prove its efficacy. iieto-
iore al regular practitioners laced consun ttenan tFgst
the heuIable diseases; and such, tire hospital. all
cities declined TO receive paonts per,uns ah tod
with IT. Happily however, discovery has been rede
which disarns Consumption uf IT'S .nni-, by 4cing
entirely uuder contr,l FOR the truth oi sll-we
.ay We refer 10 nny OF the eminent Phys
Hospitals IN America and Europe VIII" nov II rough
tes aid # DR. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP recognize
1nsump'lon durable and daily r,oic- in the return
IL health and strength Of those for whom. eloe it's
ds.aoyery, th could have expected h ed for
m snooor hut n II H. in fnot. tie ony lIepara
uoH evei known have succeed IL Ing 'he FOR
m-'ion oi nhefcles ID, Lung. I'll ~ revevir those
al rsd} iotmed fn asthma Coughs Nigh sHsa,s
sfa fe Of blood. Difficulty Of ByeafhiHg and 81
o. - Fhesf. HASTINGS MAJ TIA SYRUP, y nj
- tpiing with the root Of the di-case sim b.
~ snown rene iesi aud Is operations m all
70 speedy that patti begin feel it. heneht al Ell
= Is son after the hrst second doe.
Hanishi fill II volume with ltihc .tes, hu simp
+ a'h tor single trial oi This medicine. tor are
hdert that there is person uf'ring from any d,euso
at tie lungs bi viii hnd immediate benefit and spec
dy osrr " IN il. use
Ia For SAFE IL Lynchburg nj the Propfctnrs rices.
Wholesale and retail by ID R. LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY & co.
. n l..
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MECHANICAL.
wm. A. wALpRos, D. sETszER,
New Furniture Mare-RoOmS.
-oNA NJ W. n pom n Co

NANT, WAL RON Co.,
XITOULD Re pecffulIs rform their hien and the
w public generally that they are now receiving, at
their Furniture Ware Rooms. Mali ST.. u Few doors
below the Noryell House, their stock of Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut. and other Furniture together with
great many articles IN the way of House keeping that
are useful well ornamental 1t have never before
been introduced iuto this market All oil which have been
selected from houses North enjoying the highest repn
tafion for good and faithful work.
They have also CONNECTED with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged wokmen of skiliand expe
ience. and therefore prepared to have mnde to or
der out Of good cral. any piece Of furniture that
my be ordered. They worli add that they are pre-
pared to offer greater inducements to persons wanting
anything in tie way of FURNITURE, than has ever be.
been offered in this market And they hope by as
siduous attention business and receive at least
a portion of the public patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON 4 co.
y. B-We would say - old friends and custom
ers that we continue manufacture. old stand,
on Br dge st. all kinds of Tubucco M1ulds nnl the
ike and we solicit continuance of their fnyors.
mar 10 u C. VS. Co.
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PRICE

The Liniment put up in bottles of three sizes and
sells ut % cents. 80 and 81 per bottle rhe so
cents size contains 3, times mich the 25cts and
the dollar size three times much as the 25 cent
size being much cheaper.
A. q. BRAGG & co, Proprietors. 30I Broadway.
New York. and st. Louis, Mo.
For safe by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY.
D. K. LYMAN. and
X STABLER & CO.,
sept S-wiy Agents. Lvnchburg
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We take great pleasure in recnmmen| ing the Mex
lean Mustang Lniment all our frierds and custom
er the best article have used for Sores
Sprains, Gads, ON Horses. We have used it exen.
sivey. and always eiiecIually. Some OF men have
also used it for Bruises and Sores, well as
Rheumatic Pains, and they all say tacts like magic
only say that have abandoned the use of any
other Linment
NJ HEwITT Foreman for
AMERICAS EXPRESS CO., 10 Wall ST
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLEN. VIRGIL K Cos, l6 Wall ST
WELLS, FARGO d. Cos, Is Wall st,
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ION,
] certify that am acquainted With George Gool-
that he afflicted with Rheumatism as above stated
and was cured by the use of the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. JAMES C. SMYrH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.