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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-12
NORFOLK MARKET,


Flour-the Americas news shows a decline in
this article, but there is none in our market to be
affected by it. There is considerable enquiry for
Flour and good superfne would bring 81 a. SO, extra
S94 ca $91. Corn dull and arriving slowly; white
75c, yellow rs "a 80. Cotton has advanced slight
ly in Europe; no sales since the Americas news,
nominal $50 "a 81. Bacon remains unchanged in
price and very dull. Naval Stores-tar dull, offer
ed at 81 without finding buyers; soft turpentine 8
"a 81, rosin Ii o. 3 for common to white, spirits
turpentine 43 % 45c dull. Hay, from store II firm
Lime, Thomaston IL @ 1 20; w. c. II "a L..
July s.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET, July Bacon, receipts
fair; -four, prices steady, from u to So; corn, none
coming in from the country turpentine, virgin
2 70; yellow dip 2 60; spirits turp. ~ to 4Vc.
IS for City Mills. Sales of Howard street foul
werc made to-day at S. so.
NEW York, July Flour dull and declining
City brands we quote at IS 5OaS9. Corn slight.
declined. Active speculative demand for Western
mixed at 6sa7O cts. Southern yellow 70 cts.
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A gentleman writing from Morganton says:
7 think it certain so far as my knowledge
extends, that at least three-ffths of all the
voters of our county will petition the Logis-
lature to prohibit entirely the use Of intoxi-
eating liquors as a beverage.
The Cholera is prevailing at Boston and
vicinity /; a large number of deaths have oc-
CURED.
In New York last week over fifty deaths oc-
Cured.
In Philadelphia eleven. In Baltimore nc
case of Cholera has yet occurred.
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TEACHER WANTED.

"ANTED a lady of experience and well quail
w fled to aid in the English department. O.
Edgeworth Female Seminary.
Apply to RICH'D STERLING,
K<1eruSh
MThe fourteenth year of this Institution will
commence on Tuesday the first Of August next
The course Of instruction is full; and is d designed to
afford the pupils a liberal, finished and ornament
tai Education in all those branches which contrib
ute to the accomplishment Of the female mind.
The principal though still remaining in the instr
tuition, and having the general supervision of the
girls as formerly, is happy to state that he has pro-
cured the services of Thomas MeNeely, ESQ, and
lady to attend exclusively to the domestic depars-
ment, believing that their eminent qualifications
for the situation will greatly enhance the comfort
of the young ladies cOnfded to their care. Cata-
logues Of the last year, containing the course Of
Instruction, Textbooks; Terms, de-, viii be for
forwarded on addressing
RICHARD STERLING, A. n, Prin.
June. 1854. 42-Sw1 GpeeDsboro'. n. q
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

ON Wednesday, July 26, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
" Rev. S. NJ. Frost, of Fayetteville, will preach
the Valedictory Sermon to tho Graduating Glass,
and on the same day at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, R. P. Dick,
Esq, of Greensboro, will deliver the Annual Adj
dress before the Literary Societies.
The exercises of the Annual Commencement will
begin at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, on the 9th.
The Trustees viii meet on the 26th, at one o.
clock. B. CRAVEN.
,JuIv 2. 1854. 45-3t
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Fourth Semi-Annual Session of this Insti-
tuition will commence on the 9TH day Of August
next.
The principali is now on a tour north, for the pur-
pose of purchasing a complete set Of Philosophical,
Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus; also to
make such additions to our present Library as the
Advancement of the pupils require.
We shall thus be enabled to open the next ses-
sion with renewed facilities for imparting knowl
edge, and such as are possessed by but few institu.
tons of the kind in our country.
II. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Clinton Ju1y I 1854 At
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A Card.

The Divisions in Sampson and Cumberland
Ill ,Joose select their own time for public
demonstrations, and inform me by letter at
FAYETTEVILLE, and 1 will lecture for them. l
can lecture on Tuesday. Wednesday OF
Thu Thursday of any week, due notice being
GIVEN. I will lecture at Rose Wreath, July
Even G. P. JONES.
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The Fourth.

We were with the " old Fathers" at Pleas
ant Hill on Independence day. This was
their twenty first Anniversary, which called
together the largest Temperance meeting we
ever Witnessed in the county. Rev. DR.. Wealth
erly, the Dist. Lecturer, gave some hard blows
for the cause, and, in our humble way, we
followed and tried to throw some dust in the
ewes Of the Rum fend. The Fathers
number over one thousand members to their
pledge. Always great times when they de-
termine to have a real, old fashioned temper
ance gathering! May they never have an
Anniversary less happy than this
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WIIMINGTON MARKET.

GEO. Fl. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turneptine. no change to note, So 20 for virgin /;
Ga 10 for soft: spirits turpentine has been rather
unsteady and has declined from 43 to Ale; tar has
declined from 8 So to 8 Is, and dull sales to-day
coffee, the cargo of 5000 bags have arrived, nc
sales yet; cotton, sales at &c for common, SC fol
low middling; corn meal, light supply ST to | 10
-four, Fayetteville, scarce, sale from wharf $50 81
from store corn, receipt very light, a cargo o
1000 bushels brought csc a few cargoes would
sell quick at 80 to csc; provisions, supply light
hog round 1Oc.; hams IL to 12c.; lard in light sup
ply II to 114c.; sugars, N. O., to 61c; P. r., 8
T. Z. olnriHed vellnH u to Sc. lJulY s.
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MARKET.

By ROWLETT, HARDY & Co., Com. Merchants,
Dealers IN Fertilizers, Agricultsral Implements, Dc.
Corn, we continue to quote at &c.; cotton unal-
tered, 81 for good lots, market dull wheat, a small
parcel of new, not prime, has been sold at 81 70,
nothing doing in old; Tobacco, we quote Tugs as
81 so, 5 so, 6 so "a 81, as in quantity common
to fair leaf 6. 80 q IS; fair to good leaf 8 % Sic;
good to fine leaf 10 "a s13 fine to fancy Is O.
$50; market firm; Guano, Peruvian $50, Mexican
$35 bacon, hog round 93c.; lard in kegs IL "a
I'LL TJuly 81
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r-...ot of = letter from Elizabeth City

r. NV last. / wrote you that we initiated
from one to six every week since then we
hoya numbered from four to nine a week !
There has about seventy-fve joined the two
Orders here in three months, and we begin
n talk of throwing our doors open, and ta-
King in the balance of the County.
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Land for sale in Johnston County,

Q miles north Of Smithfeld, on the road from RAJ
. leigh to Geldsboro'; 1900 acres, with a good
dwelling house and all necessary out houses, a
barn with stables attached for a large number of
horses and cattle a commodious granary 46 by
so feet. The upland is equal to any in the vicin-
ity; about 200 acres of fresh low-grOaAds, 20 acres
elearedin the last 5 or6 years, are eqsalifnot supe-
rior to any in the county. A cropof newly cutTur-
pentine boxes, for six hands. Th,re n also an aP-
pie orchard of 800 trees, choice selection, Just be-
ginning to bear, and a peach orchard of 1000 trees,
of an equally good selection, and a fine nursery
| will also sell a good stock of hogs, sheep, cattls
and horses, wagons, carts, household and kitchen
furniture. Persons wishing to purchase viii do
well to call and examine
June 10, "a. I4l-tfl LAZARUS PEARSON.
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J. J. BIGGS,
JOHN J.. KING,
JAS. II. BIGGS,
Raleioh. Hume "a PA

Raleigh, June 30, "a. A
N. B.. The subscriber. in dissolviDg bis bu-
sinrss connection in this city, for the purpose
of forming one in another, takes this oPportu-
nifty to express his gratitude to his friends and
customers, for the patronage so literally be-
slowed upon him. He would also beg leave
to recommend, as every way worthy their con-
fdence and support, his late partners, who
have taken the entire business.
J.. j. BIGGS.
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PRICES
RALE1GH -MARKET.-whOlesale Pric

RALEIGH MARKET-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer,
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh.-Flou: 81 80 to S
10 Dbl. Corn 81 to 81 10 % bushel. Meal 81 O5 q
81 10. Bacon hog round 10 to 104. Lard 10 t.
lie. Butter Is "a 20. Fresh Pork y ID q Sc
Fodder % hundred TBS 81 40 q 81 60. Marketbar'
of all descriptions of produce.
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NOTI E.

The next Term of the NEW INSTITUTE SCHOOL
viii commence on the 4th Wednesday in July(26th.)
The Term is ten months.
Fees for Half Term an ddrance.
Latin and Greek Languages,.-".""--."Sl1 90
Pure and mixed Mathematics. .....-"-..l so
English Grammar, Arithmetic, &c,.---.""..S 90
Elementary Branches. 90
Music, Botany, Drawing, Painting and French, ex-
tras. taught after the first quarter, at the option of
parents and guardians.
Board, exclusive of lights, per month 20 CO. For
further particulars apply to the Principal
3. CLEGG.
J New institute, Iredell CO., june %, 1854. t44-5t
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nSy- See Advertisement Of Male School at
Ridgeway. The superior qualifications and
extensive experience Of the Principal, strongly
recommend it to the patronage Of those hav-
ing sons TO educate.
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1861.
HAMILTON MALE D
AUSTIN GARDNER, PrineipaI,

AUO41N ~UAhDN6nt IEAbCtpAJ
MILL be opened on Monday, July 18th, and
close December 1st. Parents or Guardians
who wish to send their children to enc of the first
schoolsin the State, and a location noted for its
health, will do well to become our patrons. No
effort will be spared to render their stay at once
agreeable, and yet useful in tie highest degree
The Principal has a fine apparatus for illustrating
the principles of Geography, Chemistry and Phil
osophy. Young men who desire to become sci
entife farmers, can study Agricultural Chemis-
try accompanied with practical experiments, the
theory of analysing soils, marisE &c. Appliea-
tons must be made soon if students expect to get
a seat. Good board can be had at the Hotels or in
private families. Tuition rates fros $40 to SIS 90
per session.
Address the Principal or Whitaker 4 Yeathers-
bee, Hamilton, Martin county, NC.
Hamilton, June 81, 1854. III
N. B. The Female Seminary win mmen al
the same date.
Ia The Washington Wing please copy It and
forward account.
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How to make Strawberries

The following instructions for increasing
the productiveness of strawberry beds was
handed US by Mr.. Danforth for publication
1t was sent oy a lady of Savannah to Mrs.
Shivers OF Wynnoton who handed it over to
Mr.. Danforth. 1t was obtained from a GEN
tleman of Savannah who has been eminently
successful in the cultivation of the fruit and
from the phraseology of the direction, we
suppose it was originally published by some
man in Charleston.
Mr.. Shivers informs us that Mrs. Shivers
tried it last year, and that a small bed which
had been before almost unproductive yielded
in great abundance.-Georgia Watchmdn.
Those who know any thing about the mag
niicent strawberries, and imm> nse quantity
of them raised in a bed thirty feet by forty,
for several years past, in the garden formerly
owned by me in King street, may like to know
the process by which I cultivated them. l
applied about once a week for three times,
commencing when the green leaves first began
to start and making the last application just
before the plants We're in full bloom, the fol.
lowing preparation: Of nitrate OF potash, oil
glauber salts, and sal soda each one pound, d
muriate ammonia one quarter Of a pound
dissolved in 80 gallons of rain or river water
one third was applied at a time, and when thu
weather was dry applied clear soft waite
between the times of using the preparation:
as the growth of the young leaves is SO RAPID
unless we'll supplied with water the sun vii
scorch them. | used a common watering pot
and made the application towards evening. Man
aged in this way, there is never any ~necessit
for digging over the bed or setting out anew
but better than those OF two or tire years on
But you must be sure to keep the weeds on
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New Firm.

@nHE Subscribers, having purchased the i'm
4 terest of Mr.. J j.. Biggs, in the Tailoring
and Ready Made Clothing business. take this
method Of informing their customers, and the
Public in general, that they will carry il on IN
all its branches, as heretofore, in the name Of
King and Biggs; promising to spare no pains
to please all those who favor them with a call.
Don't forget to call at the Old Stand, No.. 10,
Fayetteville Street.
JOHN L. KING,
JAMES III. BIGGS.
Raleigh, July /, 1854. Aft
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DISSOLUP TON.

mHE firm of J. j. Biggs 4 Co., is this day
4 dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO the late firm viii
confer u favor by calling and paying their bills,
at an early day, in order that they may pay
their Indebtedness. All persons having claims
against the late firm will present them without
delay, as it is important the business be closed
as soon as possible. Settlement may be made
with either of the partners.
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$lS1,774 IS
Disbursements.
$91,346 "a

SI5I,II4 70
The old Board of Directors was reelected
for the cruising year. At a subsequent meet
ing of the Board, DIR. Charles E. johnson
was reelected President, w. D. Haywood,
Esq. Vice President, j. F. Jordan, Secretary,
w. H. Jones, Treasurer, G. B. Root. W. R.
Scott and w. D. Cooke, Executive Commit
tee, and HI. w. Hustled Attorney.
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SITUATION WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, as Teacher, bya young Lady, who
il has experience and can give the best Of refer
ences. Enquire Of the Editor Of this paper.
july |, 1854. A-5t
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MEDICINES OF GREAT VALUE This is
the term applied to Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Ex-
pectOrant and Diarrhea Cordial, by sixteen of the
best apothecaries in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aequain-
ted with the skill and care used in their preparation.
Praise from such a source is proof of the intrinsic
merits of these good medicines In Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and Consumption in its
incipient stages, Stablers Anodyne Cherry Expec-
torant is recommended with confidence: and for
DiarrhGa and affections of the bowels generally,
the Diarrh@a Cordial has as strong claims upon
the confidence of the community. In those discas-
es named, both these valuble have aehiev-
ed an enviable reputation for their curative proper
ties. See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
of the agents. Price of each, only so cents per
bottle, or six bottles for 81 so.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PESCUD, and by
Merchants generally. 4-2i
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He A DESPERATE DUEL was fought in
Florida on the 18th ult, about a young La
dy, by two Lawyers, Messrs. Stewart and Co
ker. They were armed with double-barrelled
shot guns. Mr.. Stewards gun was loaded
with thirty puck shot Mr.. Coker's with
twelve bullets. After firing the first shots,
at a distance Of ~seventy-fve yards, in case
neither fell, they were to advance ten PAGES
and fire a second time when, if neither was
yet hit, they were to reload and advance ten
PAGES more for a third shot. cat the first
fire Mr.. Stewart received three balls, two OF
them in his left arm and shoulder, rendering,
it is said, the amputation of that limb necssa-
ry. The other ball entered his right breast,
and passing upward. lodged in his right
shoulder in front. Fears were entertained
for Mr.. SIS life."
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O elect Classical and Mathematical School for
- Boys.-R. A. EZELL, A. NJ. Principal. Assis-
ted by competent Instructors. The Pail session
will commence on the second Monday Of July
For terms and other particulars refer to Catalogues
which may be had upon application to the principal.
Patrons are particularly requested to have the
names of their sons and wards marked legibly on
all articles Of clothing sent with them!.
WarrentOR, june %, 1854. 43-3s
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TNI0N ACADEMY.-The next session of this
~ fourishing Institution viii open on the 3rd
Monday in July next. The Academy is situated
in Davie county, s miles north of Moeksville and
near Pennington. Tuition varies from 50 TO So
per session board SIS and Sc per month. For fur
Their particulars, address
d f. EATON, Sec'y. Of the Board,
aymin gten, Jans q, 1854. 1876
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BA We are deeply mortified and disap-
pointed at the turn taken in the Reformatory
movement in Rowan county We have not
time to say more, than that such things con-
vince as more and more that until the friends
OF the movement cut clean loose from politi-
cal party domination, we can hope to accom-
plish nothing. We suppose the Reform can
didates have quit the field, from what we see
in the Salisbury papers, because it was be-
LEVIED no good results to the cause could be
effected by their running Wonder how they
arrived at that conclusion?
--~e~e~1 se~e~~~-
N. G. LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
this iourishing Institution took place in this
City, on Monday last. From the report of
the Board of Directors, we gather the follow
ing items:
Whole No. of policies issued
to June Doth 1854, 1888
Do. Do. cancelled and expired, 1905
Now in force, 2,O83
Receipts.
Amt on hand per last report, $75,419 10
Do. of Prem reed during year, $3.50 so
DO. Interest, 1897 90
Do. overpaid by Agents and in
the hands of the Co., LAT so
$l31,774 IS
Disbursements.
ANTS paid for losses, salaries,
commission, &c., $40,428 81
ASSETS.
Amt of Premium notes draw
ing 5 per cent, S64,817 &c
Do. Bank Stock and Ind Bonds, 1851 0C
Do. Hands of Treasurer, 5,052 81
Do. Do. Agents, 1896 Il
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE


SIScE OUR LAST IssUE.-$1 each J. K. Thomas,
Louisburg ; w. S~atterwhite, I. W. Harris, Sasafras-
fork Mrs. NJ. Rawley, Mt. Airy j. c.. Monk,
Sampson NJ. E. PARROT, Oxford w. J. Calling,
Roxobel; T.. O. Towe, Pasquotank; I. Gluyas, J.
r. Harry, Hopewell; J. Fl. Fleming, Nutbush r.
Watkins, Henderson; A. T. Murphy, Ark; r. E.
Andrews, Miss; j. M. Davis, Woodyille; VIM. P.
Webb, Oak Hill; J. Poplin, Norwonds; Til. Moore,
Franklin; u. ID. Armield, Mocksville j. II. Whit
field, Franklinton; w. b. Harrell, Joyner's; II. III.
Ellis, Lumbertoni W. Boyd, Newton F. Lilly,
Wake d. Brinkley, Suffolk; r. j. johnson, Tenn;
J.T. Carroll, Kenansviile; Cooper & Taylor, Ok
ford; I. Womble, Adolph: A. NJ. Gray, Red Noun
tain; J. NJ. Willard, Spring Vale; Sc Pistmastcr
Rock Spring; SIS ]. J. Freeman, Pacific; So Calvin
Jones, Wakefield SIS G. J. Oates, Warsaw; 81 DIR.
P. P. Peace, KitrelIs; IS w. s. TerriH, Ark; SO
S. F. Galloway, Haystaek P. o.; 81 D.. Mcdonald,
Cranes Greek; 81 Davie Div, by g. W. Johnson
$13 ]. P. Neal, Caswell; So w. MoseIy, $13 JnO.
Daughtry, Kinston; 81 D.. D. Phillips, A. Huskey,
R. f. Morris, Hillsboro'; DR.. A.. Fl. Lindley, Cane
Greek; R. Phillips, Beaulah; S. A. Boon, MOores'
Greek F. v. Seagle, Killian's Mills; 81 S. E. John
son, JohnsOnvillc; $I2H. 7. COston, Gravelly Hill.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

VHE FoRTY-sEcOxD Session of Wake Forest Col
lege will begin on the fourA Monday in July.
W. H. OWEN, Sec'y.
JuIv T. 1854. A-tf
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. Re,oIped. That the per capita tar should not
be assessed on suspended members.
All ordars for Degree Books and Cards must
coma tbroueh the Grand scribes Of Grand Divisions
cOm1 aSdrsssed 10 the M. w. Scribe.-Pricee 50
ner sctt Of 5 books aud 25 odes.-No order unac'
oo"P f.. A. FIcKARDT, d. W. S.
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HARRINGTON
f AL Sc MINARY

S. O. and M. E. Tatum, Principals.
TIME first session of this School, located in Da-
4 vie county, 10 miles north of MocksyiIle, will
commence on the oath of July. Great pains will
be taken By the Principals (both of whom are
gradutes of distinction and have years of expert
ence in t~eaehing) to promote the moral and intef-
~lectual culture of pupils.
Board may be had with the teachers or good
families close by for Sc, including Incidental en-
penses.
Terms per Session.
For English s. ; . aad sic.
French, Latin and Greek Languages $12.
Music on Piano with use Of instrumental, extrs.
Drawing S., extra.
Fer further information address the Principal It
Pennington, Davie co., n. c. 44-3t
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WASHINGTON. July 8, 1854.

The venerable Mr.. Richie, known throughout
the country as the Napoleon of the Press,
breathed his last at his residence IN this city,
today about IL o'clock. His bed side was
surrounded by weeping relatives and friends.
II is reported here that the Senate on Sat
urday rejected the Reciprocity treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-17
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg Va

VTTU5TTF
~ The subscribers take pleasure in notifying @zFs
IL, the Merchants of Vrgeia, aud North Caro ez2eS
lima TINT the stock OF Goods for the has been
received and they prepared Their cur.
tom r. aud wa, may visit this market to lay in
their Fail supplies.
1t l. kno~n that We hive always kept large aud va
rcd n.softnent ct Good. in linz, and viii only
add that sturk the present teH-on Is unusually
large aud we'll as-uItcd selected entir.y from Manuac
III persnn by the senior phlt. Whose experience
# fifteen yenr. enab ma,c such -cecllons md
such III insure successful competition with
nly bbne House Moth SON.,
sep 9.ts MAJOR & MOORE.
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WATCH & JBwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Geld and Silver Ware Mandatory.
N. SILVERTIlORNA co,


e We have Just received. from the Nsftliefh tl"'
"a large supply Of Watrhcs AID de"stff' "h''"
were purchased IN person and ~ can Therefore
every article sid
In the stock vii be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches from the finest eHRONOMEIER. da@n L"
Main article all Of winch are eeHuiar AID perAaPs ID
best .sortfacnt ever opened ia ,hi- market
IL the Jewe,ry liae vii say that no article can 'r
called To- which mol ahle o. otter
4 LARaE A~p VIII sELEcTEp srock Il gentlemen
Vest an Fob Chains aud Ladies B.oa- In an EHr
Rings y e. ~ q hc found very attractive
GoLn .xp StLvsHN Rk--Ne invite =Pes.si alton
ton ais ~ our fncdties en- fuHnuarurnz Odd ard
Silver Va large assortment "l Which - Asia cum
.tanty ~ aid aud deserves the insr"eton Of M VIII"
wish purchase.
RkrNKiSe.-Wsicbes Jcvelry sol al sriieles ot
Gold AID Sive Ware repaired aud improved an "'
shorte-t notice
Pee on. visiting Lynehbofs aoA desiring any m"''
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