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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-30

AJOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the members of
" the Merchants & Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company, will he held at the Office of said Company in
Worcester Wednesday, the Sd day of January next
O'Clock p NJ. CHARLES L PUTNAM Sec'y.
Worcester, Dec. q, 1851. dtian3 d2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-30

with nearly 1000 feet of Land, and great varie-
ty Of Fruit Trees Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
100 Gold Watches, 800 each. ............. 10000
25 Gold Watches Qadies') $50 each ......... 1880
10000 Gents Calf Port Monnaes, rs cts. 1850
1900 Ladies' do. do. S2................ 5000
300 Black Satin Vest Patterns, S4........... 1900
500 sets elegant Tea Spoons, $s............. 4C0O
SO splendid Black silk Dress patterns, $25... 1850
5000 Gold Dollars. 5000
100 Black Broadcloth Coat Patterns, SO. -. 1000
800 Black German Doeskin pant patterns, Sc. $500
5000 Pearl-handle Pen-knves, l$............ 5000
500 Gold Thimbles. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
200 superior Brass Band Trunks $1O......... 1000
200 Trunks good article, S5................ 1000
500 Valises, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
500 volumes Gleason's Pictorial, $3......,.. 1900
500 do. Wayerly Magazine, $2.......... 1910
500 Engrayings, "Angels Whisper. ......... 500
magnificent Bible, believed to be the most SPLEEN
ddly bound book in the United States. This
Bible took the premium at a Fair in Philade-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-30

LESTER having located himself in this city, would re
speculy give notice that he is prepared to give
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Music,
classes, private pupils, viz Ruimenta Instruction,
cultivation of The voice, yocazng, and Sofeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice Of Church
Music Gee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass and on the Piano Forte,
W be given at his room No. 20 Summer st. the
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. G. begs leave to add, that all those under his n-
Eruction will receive his most prompt attentions and hopes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession, to
merit liberal patronage.
n All Communications through the Post Ofce or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. 205 Main St, vii be
promptly answered.
Piano FOrtes tuned.
Worcester, Feb 3, 1854. dawt
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miscellaneous.
S55.7OO.

w RTE OF p RES r Mt S
The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies of his work, entitled
THE AMERICAN ORATOR.
This book contains nearly two hundred extracts
from the writings of prominent American men. In the
Appendix will be found the Declaration of Independence
with fac SMILES Of the Sgners the Constitution Of the
United States; Washngton's Farewell Address, and near
~ seven hundred and fifty autographs of distinguished
individuals.
From the profits arising from the sale Of these Books,
the following presents will be made
COTTAGE on Portland Street, thoroughly built,
one Of the most desirable residences in Worcester,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-30

GNLOAKS! CLOAKS!-J. H.CLARKE q 90.
~ aye opening this morning, Splendid assortment Of
LADIES' READY-MADE CLOAKS,
Of the latest fashions, which they would invite your
special attention before purchasing.
CRY STORE, 152 Mainst, opposite the Post Office.
nj diff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
CENTRE FOUNDRY,

- - eJ.acE a. y. fBAGGS,
= 5No.02 Main st., Centre Wheeling,
JIEEP family hand an OF the latest
IN and most Improved Stoves, variety
oi'ParInr Shop and Cooking Stoves, Their tWestern
ylreinal, coal cannot be sssd sT any
tiem within the last six
take thsm back II aud have
never LA one fetufied = X =. x
They also Keep constantly on band the style OF
Arch equal 70 any made IN TINS cityi
Pound ~ line, which will be SOIL low tor cash.
ficulat eno Wi be paid 10 III kinds Of Job
,SyolE la wtf5-=fig q
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COPpEIs3 TIN, q SHEET RON W. X X
- Manufactorya
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
T bestowed unon him. the subsetber would respectful
lyinornl his friends public Generally that lie
Scontinues the above named articles III
always hand, agood as
sortment for wholesale and retail very low prcest
HE keeps onlhand cooking stoves of the most
proved pattef1ts for coal and wood!
Jobwork will continue ogeceiye his particular attention
and with promptness and style that
please the most fastidlous = 81
augoi s3ss-5 <zsEsN.ARN E.Ygno. 81, Main ST..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

TTAvING disposed OF my Grocery on Main street. No.
I-1 256 to Mr. Isaac d. Johnston OF ST. Clarsyc, o.
avail myself OF this opportunity to return my sincere
thanks 10 tho OF my patrons who given their.
custom; and would ask behalf Of Mr. Johnston,
acotinuaee OF the feeling that customers
any in the city, in quality, price and variety. -
Also would inform the citizens OF Wheeling and yicn
ty TINT continue keep the best Family Groee
rys IN the west, at No 5ashingonIal Monroe street,
call. SIMEON ID, WOODROW, re
Feb. 10, ,54-eb13 Washington Hail, Monroe st.
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McI3IJRE HOUSE,

JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.S
5wHREIINGs sEV.A.ssS e - ~ 81 ~
TAs been recently at cost OF over Dn
lei and style. 1t contains all
the appliances in use in Eastern Hotels, and
calculated in all respects first class House.
Tie having in one
the best Eastern Hotels TO accommodate his
pat ons In style iniei west or east, and
fectfully Solicit their Ia yoT va = N lfeb9:ti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

y clos brick buildings. Mari ct Street, werethey
ainlac cture and kee on hand.
,ssszss 4NDsSHEEr IR0NEWARE,
nd keep for sac and Honehold kurnishing
dsothe latest styles of Cooking Stove, all Of
whica they and al tic the lepcs'
ally are invited to ali and exane their stock. Rrery
description their made 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GEORGE NGENDEL.
W Nol5d. Main street,

= - WEEELINGiVA.s II s.issz5t
rs now wreceiying LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
l MATS VI, ,M.ATTING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths and keeps constantly on hand
assortment of Furniture of every descripon Gilt ami
hahoga ny Framed Looking Gasses lass Plates,
and Transpare Window blinds, Hind INNINGS, Clocks
Mahogany Yaneers, yarnish, Hal Cnrled
Spring Sackng Bottons, Brass and Stair Rods
ect all ofhich will sold at the lowest prices. aug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

Passengers for Cleveland Columbus, Toledo Detroit,
Chicago, Racine, iiyyanie Great sVest;
alo Niagara Fails, lbany Bostons for New York. via
New York and Erfe New York Central Railroad Line,
will i this cheap, and pleas
ant f0nte.ts y Leti,.Li 9lt sil lsta..tla s = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

. .lI8John r.. Miller g. Co.. =
N7TE have hand assorted stock OF kinds OF
W. mill feed, baed hay, and oatsalao, choice
brands of extra -four Which deliver proptIy Gus.
tomers and those who wtlfndy petronize us ree OF
harge We have straw cutters and shelters
leIt and intend to oren M assortment Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
Pemberton House.
Water street, below lIonroe.s

Water street, Below llanroe.s5
.tss WHEEElN G., VA :,
rTSt M.PEMBERTOS announces to his Old friends and
To thepublic generallF. that has located In the
modious br rk buildsss, formerly known as the .St
Chares and Thoroughly repaired and it, and is
pTea ed 10 entertain travellers in good style moderate
prices. The Penherton House is situated Immediately
on tho Steaboa Landing, and the Depot OF the Bal
horc and Ohio Railroad, Rording passengers the
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites the atenio his old
AL nInnA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05
A SLIGHT MISTAKE INTHE PoETll

dor1Iea aae4asd fFe9aestl' 81
THAI reads Indeed enl we ale sure you
= won't believe It when you 50. TO
55 yH.sD N otte q BFoss. = ,ssyxkss
and the eecant Silks and eyeIy new
5O0D inantets, bonnets
which they aie now al their store on
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-05

BALTIMORE, June 12, 1880.
Messrs Evans q Watson, l'biladelphia-GS
have much pleasure In Fire Proof
from You having saved books and contents eectnay
aner. undergoing severe heat during the which
wharf, on the Schuylklll, the 9Th Of June, 1880
:. Yours, very Iesnrctinny, go 40 s3t3is
sept9-dty RUSSELsd4 GUBBINS =
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RhIlndel plfn SnInnlnmdef
lSaf11F1II T. 4tlSdRRS-Fa4IENfiDOU 81 DOUBLEDOOIei
= fHfl1s SALAM4NDER FIRE AND THLEF
!. .skfsfHl3 AZ kRR00F SIZES 4A7 large asSoft-
efI Ees-s+stsf - ment ofbyarious sizes always on
z lI7f5DN II hand at No. So Dock street, war
Il. u Tanted equal to any made fntiie u
- EssssA 1-AA4.f nited States. FISynus{ & Wat
N-AES5T@7@, son, thankful for past Iavofs, re-
erff faliv ssnIirf
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BOOKS, &c
YIvHE BOOK OF TIE SEASON
l. HAVE YOU READ IT.
ALONE, by Marion IIarand; in one handsome
IL mo. yolume-price 81 %.
A. MORRIS. pnblis bar

WHAT TUE cRi1tcssAY:
Miss Harani may heHcefprth take rank among
the successful ctnale n0velisrs of the United
States "-Afw York COMMERCIAL ddrerfiscr.
"iheeNcelleut ton p' rading it "il make il one at
the most popular frtiou Of The pro.cnt year IAa.
EU. H5Ae NaR.
"rhe moral Of the story i prominent and unex-
reptinnnbl beauty and truth have clasped land. in
its recital - Fredericksburg AIRS.
"Wetake especial pleasure in commanding this ear.
nest, chastey-wten and exceedingly iudicons stor,,
among the brilliant gems TINT have Gently a,
their npTearan"r.-A mtrtcan conritr Ikaa
"a work Of Imagination, admirably exccuted.-EhM
Christian Obseroc7
I'VE commend il as among TIE cleverest novels TINT
have been written. "-ihtQ. I een Rg BnLAtfa
at viii found quite Interesting the last Mother,
novel, the lighrer"-BaH Ahaer
'ussossing FAR more interest aid exhibiting ereat.r
evidence ii talent than of our lady writer's ha..
brought ouf for nnny day Godcgs Ladv's Book
"a novel o Uncommon excellence. certainly su "a,
any Nhgina novel we rccollcct over to hive rcnd
The pictures ut Virginia country lite with its anIus,.
mcns exercises ind The lubits and peculiarly 4. the
e-plc are faithfully and graphically sket,hed, aI.l
of these sketches have all the freshness and s,
of wolld pictures 10y best authors r. E1ay-
'Al"ne Is II book otgrrat merit and recall ,itio
which dsPnya thorough Knowledge of that mi whcI,
ntcrs so lnrgey into the character of every rule L. M
We mean the art o the rdcoatenr''-Sonhe,n Lit Mess
inn
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs,
Fare from Lynchburg

To Lexington. 25'fo White Sui nut, - Do
,ck. Alum......3 so Sweet AMI Red .. D 90
Warm & Hot Spgs. 5 GOl A." Dagrefs Springs 30
nuR Packct Boats leave LyaehhotK, Tor Buchanan.
" daily Is indays exreptcd) at n, aud arrive At
pm Returning leave Buchanan. daily. Az m (Sun-
days cxeep,ed) and arrive in Lynehburg' At m -
Al North Riyoi the l5onls with daily line OF
stages for Lexington, Rock. and Bath Alu y, Warm und
Hot Springs; Gmrrs Mil with the stage ior Nalnr-
al Bridge and Bn hsnan with lines to the White
Sulphol one blythe SWEET and the other by Dagger
Springs.
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after tho lvih July, our Boats will lsaye
J. nrhburg Tor Richmond ri-weekly via; Tuesday,
Thursday q Saturdays directly nlter the Ar.
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchburg
are two nights and one day The Boats: and those
who have business in Richmond, without losing
time So 80. by tskng this route. For Cherottes
VILE triweeky coaches connect ia Seottsyille leave
Lynchburg ut 8 m, arrive in Charlottesville next day
at 5 BOYD, EDMUND &DANENIOel
ri
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper sali,fac-
lury endorsed.
IRE subscriber thankful for the yer, liberal rn1on,
bestowed him ir the last fourteen >eura he has
been ~ business.in Lynchhurg wou lust aeutan that
he will sd continue his former business a. heretofore
and hopes with the addiuuual friitcs ia now hasnnd
lay the constant attention he feels det,ti ncd tn give IL
h4 business in all lis variuus branches Ia nrt, IA con.
tinuance OF the patronage ol a liberal pubic.
sept 23-ts hEO G. CURl.E
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Between Lynohburg and Wytheville.

tho Itainis stopped fora passenger between any
ri the above mined rout, the ehurfe will be mude from
the point last passed by the Train. md charge will
he less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcert those
who take the .sar- whr.o tickets sod, }
wall be charged by the conductor per cent in nj
iiion the regular rates u la'e PROV died, howeyc
that in shall lac receive Than ten,
than fhy cents from any passenger, any point
the road.
Servants will be required 10 hhyr two passes,
he left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Con
Tor, which nnsses mus, bc explicit in granting the VI
lego travel on the Free eoofed persons be
required to produce ierirce papers they will not be
permitted Ia travel on the cnrs.
Jun l6 r.. II GIL l., Gcu'l Supt
IDA pnpers ndvcrtiains lnr lhis Company will
pease stop NIL edy .fliscmcnts In relation Passenger
Inle and insert the nhoye mica
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New. Furniture Ware-RCOmy.

CON ANT, w D RON 6 CO,
NONLD espectluly irtorn lbsr hi~u : and tn
w public generally that they now receiving. al
heir Furniture Narr. Rooms, Mai ST.. 'e~ dor
below Newell House, their stock ct Rose Wood
Mahogany, Walnut. and other Furniture Together viii
grest many articles in lhe wny If House keeping thai
useful well urnuiupGt, II have never htt.tr
hecu introduced L. t~ rrarkrt All oi which hive been
selected from housrs Noth ENJOYING thr hj-h hast rrp
taion for good aud faithful walk,
They h,vc also connected with th'ir csra li>hmrut
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged worknirn pf skIrad exp
thence, un therefore prepared 10 have nr,d to ,t-
der Out OF good ma etiai any prce OF furniture thai
my he or1ered. They woul add that tucs are IRE.
pared to otter creator Inducements T., rsaus u,pt,ts
anything in tie way Of FuRNI fURE tlan 5 cyrr hr.
beea oie' I'd in tbs market Aud they hone by "a,
siiuo@ sehtian business ert dad receive at ta,,i
n portion al the ublic patronage.
CONANr, WAl.DRON & co.
N. b We would say our 81 ftlen L. aud ra,fonl.
ers tat continue tnhnstaeiufe. oli stand
op BRIDGE st. nil kind, Of T haeeo MauIs AM the
tkc, and We solicta couuuanue OF their Gvnrs.
mar l3ts {, ". y c..
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Dissolution.
1--WE pnren, rsip heretofore existing uhdri the firm
u and style oi Bell & Jennings IN the prppret fship
of the Cabell House. la. this Day been dsolsel. by
mutual The subscriber hns purchased the
tr interest ol Mr. Jennings and will hereafter he the
sue pro- reior. He respectfully sollcs eontin
Of ineinl ratuunge IL has heretofore reise
from his friends mud the public etay promising TIM
pnirs ekpe,se slnil bc spared torehdcr them
Portable while they stop with Linn.
June 7th 1854 (l.) ROBERT II BFI.L.
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GAS FITTING.
WATCH q JBwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. SlLvERTllORN Il CO,


r WE have jas received, from the Mo- trrn eitie.s
"a a large supply ofwatehes aud Jc~olry which
- we've purchased in person and We can thereiore.
every article sold
In the stock vii be found fae gold and silver lever
Watches from the finest CHRoNoMETER, down 10 a
nlan article all of which genuine and perhaps tn
best assortment opened in this market.
In The Jewey line We will say TINT no article can be
called for which not able II offer
LARGE AND WILL SELECTED STOCK at rcntlemens
Vest and + oh Chains and Ladies Breast Pins and Err
Rings, &c. W u he found very attractive.
Coin AND SILVER W ,RE.--We invite special ntten=
lion also facilities IN manufacturing Gold and
Silver Wsss. large assortment 81 which j. kept ton
stan,y IA H. aud deserves the inspection of all who
wish Ia, purchase
RErAiHtxe-W atches, Jewelry md ali articles ri
Gold and Silver Ware repaired aud improved on tho
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynchburg and desiring any a,tels
in line will fnl II their lvnntge 10 calnnd ex
anime the steck. We are anSipus exhibit these
goods knowing that the superiority q eur impaaaiens
aud the un-ufpasse workmanship OF manufacturing
eanbo, be exosled.
Cts
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OfficE Va. & frNH. RAlL.RoAD Co !
L IL (

-U'
From Intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Cnlc | feel confident lat tho Prdr ut " orlts un,-r
his anuogcmeut will fully mnnimn lis rcputalisn n
rnnI,ue Rail Road Curs a. we'll rs in nuy nud all u.
branches ul inechaicnl operations.
JNO, ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prcsifeah
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Summer Arrangement,
- - 80
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
I,rrnaand csr,nnd and Chanrn 1,f Hnnra

ON and aiier Monday. April 81, ti.J Expre,. nil
~ and Ia sseagar Train will leave Lyncbburg daily,
fexcept Sundays )at A NJ. and arrive Big Spring
l0i A, M.
Returning lraye Big Spring at 4j'r. NJ aud ar
rive ia Lynehhurs at 7. J.. NJ.
stopping oanh way only nj fores Goo les. Louly
Liberty Oak MulRa. Lisbon. Buiord's. Bonsaok..
Gshs Mill. Big Link. Salem, Dyalfs, Thomas aud Big
Spring TilOS SHARP. Gcn' Supt
tunroRta
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New aud Important inver.ion,

y Of JAS Bolton Of Richmond.
THE CaLORfC nor AIR FURNACE
for ,oarming Churches, Public Buildings o.
Pirate Dwellings,.
4 HAVE one morr left Of thrse Furnaces, which In -,
given entire snti .fhcnn wherever used, an having
leave in few duy4 | viii 10 DISPOSE nj thi-
Any person wanting Church, Fuctory,l r.sale
Dwelling, Sore Pun lie tIall, with small Ere, cut
get IA barssin,if immediate application hc nude
JOSEPH fARRAR.
feb 6ds s. al 4. Sivpsoa's.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOckets, Pins, Rings, Bracelets,
FOR DAGUERREOTYP

LOckets. fluSs IsIHgs. Dfdceitts,
FOR DAGUERREOTSP
hccA WOR II Il he snb- rihefs have just
DOOU oei,e'l, pei Adam. y Cos Expires, the
sbvc If fine Lockets, Pa, Braccle,, RingsSe
made expre.sy for Daguerrean, pes.-o beautiful de-
sign. md FINE QUAEITY,-nd as thy rnr-
rhuse all their goods drect ~ IN. manufacturer .b.y
cnaled sell ihem will, picture ronpl, least
pet lower thcy car be had ls side Of Bal
imore and they wnnt il distinctly understood. tlhi If
those who purchase from them do find every thing
represented they return he Article. and have
heir money The ctzets III Lynehbure md those VIZ
hing the city IRE respectfully solicited to call at ,her
Gallery end examine their stuck AID vnfuus siyl.s of
III whether they muy wish Picture. not
always open aud free To- visitors.
CIV MINIS & co.
Galleries in Lynelburg. Main ST., i've door from
Bridge sire adjoining the stnre of Dr Lymnn,
Sycamore st. Petersburg and Mniu ST. Rirhnl"pd. Nn
CIV MINIS X N TANNER
July 3its
to Bed Sen, Floyd In,elgeneer, und Roanoke Rep.
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CITY FURNITURE wARGRoOMS.
(OPfOSlTE NORVEaL HOUSED IN
II Lynchburg, Va. ~

ST. M
guns establishments, now the most extensive of -
Il hind in the Sonrhern States, il fitted up with he
most modern and approved machinery. offers to thosr
wanting Furniture .ducements that can not be surpas-
scd in this section of county.
Tho manufacturing department is under the innedi
ate supervision ut one the best mechanics in virginia.
and the quality the work wi! compare favorable with
ihcbcsi that can be made. In addition to the aree
stock at homemade work, seieri assortment ot Moth
work. manufactured expressly for hi. rnrket il
sept constantly on hand this un ,ltng nn opporiunfy
10 purchasers ut eomrur the qnaly and price of both
the home made and Northern Furniture.
Every article manufactured in this est ,hlshnent is
'car1dHtca Ia he good the lost ani will be s. Id Us
cheap as the cheapest The Nur.hcrn Furniture will
MT b" qua artecd IN any respect bur IN nil case. will
he sold at vnry smal per cost and rharge,
Tor taiSpora1au rs it keptmote t. insure gnnd rs
sofmrt n n times # NIL kinds of Furniture laltthe
idoh nt rrali2lngauy profit from ia sale
HouSrherpers will find u chac, variety oC Window
Shades aul Gamiccs. Heterogeneous Water Coo efs
81 &c, H OF which il offered IN the most accop,mo
All soods securely packed and delivered ut the nero
~ Cnnul tee o charge These wishing unwilling in my
line would do we'll u give call before purchasing
else"hrte. A WINSTON
\. bah calls in the Undertaking line ate ded to
with ptnmptness and despatch. and all possible nttcn-
ton IA d. Orders from the country filed at one hour
noc" large lot of collins aud metallic hurial cises
are kept always on hand. Prizes materially reduced
lhly is Is A. WINSTON.
&c Lynchhnra Rel ubl ran cory. Bedford Sentinel
tio>d late igsncer Salem L, rnhirur, Lcwi,burc
Chronicle uud hyhe,ile Tclegr ph cory Inf and send
nes'i''s this office.