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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01

TgNII Il proprielOrs oftIe Washington House annou
IL that, to promote the comfort of their guests as
for the greater convenience of the city, Ethey h'
removed til, ir BAR ROOM To the basement ol the hi
where ooms fitted up IN the elegant It, lie q
supplied with tn cho'es, Liquors. Wines, Cigars a
During the hot season these will be to md ann
the coolest in the city. Every variety of rttr,,nl
beverage will be furnished. The bar will be under t
ch rye Of ohm w. Smith.
w. w. LEFTWICH & BRO.
June 09-3lf
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beg leave to call the attention the pubel
IA letter written by distinguished phi, sioan WHO i. hin
sell a most skilful payer, and has welded his CUE
many lends, the banks oflhe Seine as well a. in II
mel ghborEoUd OF the Hud-on.
"BIIliards consider Of the most useful as #
the fascinating. oil all ghmes. GOOD eve II stead
hand. Judgement and Practice the requirement.. Ia
excel enre Graceful and sing. 1t has lis al
fractions for all classes of society. Tothe mechanic
is usetu for it serves IA relaxation from his dan
bodily toIl the merchant and the professional n ar
whose business is necessarily more less sedeuary
especially recommends il self firstly, as relaxaliaf
Secondly, f,r the exercise which accompanies 1t. Tot
invalid m ahypoc londriac is benelci4: il s,rf
a abstraction from needless if injurious iran
Of thought, and the invalid the Use is oil ge
tie character, if not INDUCED fur great laHg
of lime, hat it cannot be otherwise than useful. hA
fir, qdentv recon- ended Billiards to individuals vi
sought Tor something which would at comal
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found ii
give satisfaction"
I'm conclusion, Talbot would say to the public, wle
h. receives pay for game of Bllliar Is he doe, nj
bluh-ior you may rest assured thatthe player las a
bis moneys worthund am not receiving more than N
lawful dues. Euly it,
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PHILIP S. WHITE.

The Committee appointed for the Upper Ward,
to OBTAIN Subscribers to the Agricultural Society
are requested to meet to.morroy morning, at 10
o Clock at Mr.. Sam'l b. Humans on Main
Street. -,
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CONFESSION or \ SU1CIpE.-The clothing and
wool earding works of Mr.. Pierce, of Albany, y.
Y, worth Sl,5O0, and insured for $1,000, were
destroy 10y fire on the 3D. ultimo. Subsequent
~ he forwarded the necessary proof to the in
surance company; but bcforeit was obtained,
he committed suicide by hanging himself, and
left letter containing the following confession:
To my Fdmiiy.--l wish to make a confession
to the icorid that fired my clothing works on
the Sd of May, without any of my family having
amy knowledge of the same. And | see the great
injustice have done myself and family by in.
juring us all. My desire Is that the Almighty
would be merciful to you all; and that your
nrighbors would sympathize with you and com
fort you in your suffering, and God have mercy
ON you one aud all. Life is a burden To mo after
having committed so great crime, and | desire
not to live. on, my Children! take warning by
this, let nothing tempt you. For the euii one
and your hi arts by nature, will lead you estray;
therefore ask the Almighty to guide and protec
yon throughout life. And may God grant your
desire WIN. PIERCE
In postscript he requests that the insurance
compa y be not prosecuted for the insurance
money
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A NOVEL TELEGRAPH.-Am man named Walker,
residing al Bellows Falls, VT. having been fined
number of'times for selling liquors, has gone a
cross the river into New Hampshire, and put up
building on the bank, of the river, and there he
keeps his stock Of fire water" Ills residence
being IN Vermont is also near the bank of the
overland he has run strong wire from one build
es tf l0' "'haf across rIe TNrr. a person en-
tiers Dos HOUSE, "H tl, Vermont -ide 4. nasits bis
or der ana lug w3.s1 ue rIacel Ia i oasAet anu
pulled across the streamthe jug is filled and takes
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BY THE COMMITTEE.
PaILADELp. IA, June o4th. 1874

PiIILADELPl IA, june 9th, 1854
Dear Sir:-l'lease announce that the Rev. A
A. Willis. one of the most accomplished orators
and diynes Of Philadelphia, and myself will adj
dress the people. at the great big Pitcher
Gen, Cooke's) celebration on the 18th July.
Truly, Yours. &c,
PILL LIP Z INIIIrL
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Give them Trial-Alt rr.nary ler.,.-.z=5
many in>tancrs succeeded in f1iaiinf af,.. mn =
nj worthless preparations, eiaiH5uY fur H. TN
zeal ' rtue-, that e ctra. many nd vi5IqaI- 90 2
NJ, thing {" sunri1on' It by plIysiri4n. r. Ia
has breu 'to~e.i upon SfABLER.S -
CHGh"f PhcToRAhT a''1 DiAamidA4 =.
DIAL in more Iihn hive uhdred in.i.,=.. - 4
rnuny medical mrn Who know ih,ir y rin..=,z III
scribe the ENpectanat in cases ct Cousin. - 2
disess"e oi the respiratory organs Which a
their care. Ana. N Mi d seases of TIE h.. u
such ms Dinrrhrt. the Daftl IRA Cardi.1 !. Ut. :
10y them with the ulm 81 confidence in II. - I'm
fleets. five these excellent medicines :, ,,53 n IA
,etIisemeut in unuthrr column. hna de.eIip,5. sts
lets to be had gratis j The aseets.-lrise f.,
50 cert-, or six houles for s. 50. tin Ut "a
A Glass of Soda Water q. CO., -
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IN READINESS.

WI subscribers i'll have their >emi-a acrouu
Il in readiness for presentation by the l,l OF July
All indebted expected t. lie prompt in setlleme
Accounts which were due the oid concern of A s. Shq
d 20. tDelue months since unless SERTED thai tin
will be placed in the hands of officer for ,:oect
Jun 30 BURROUGHS SHAFER& CO
N Office BY virtue of IA deed of trust, eXecut
~ to Us, ny Daniel 5. Jasper beoring date the 8
May, 1854, and Ct record in the office of tie Hut
court or the city If Lyncl burg of lis Books Bon
Accounts and Evidences ol Debt ha e been transfer
in ard all persons Indebted to said D. S j
per will please call at the store Of VIM I. Anderson
Co where they II fni their accounts and settle
without lay, as it j. mportanl t. close the bl
ness ut J A. HOPKINS, }
WIN. 7. ANDERSON, }Tru,lees.
JNO. OYLER,
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The Billiard Saoo" will be continued /, Tab5t.sr
present locality, in more convenient place IN
city, where shall be pleased In wait ON all hosp y
may think proper to give me their CUSTOM
Jun 2j-I4t MELVILLE TALBOT
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productive industry, and seek instead to shine by
unlawful gains, they inevitably 20 10 rdin'-i'h"'
Ledger.
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=, The Rev. he. MITCHELL having returned from
I 5l >etf.. services viii be resumed IN lie 2nd
.tieaag nred, as usual rext Sabbath
MOI a. - az log CLOCK, m; at night at 3, p. M
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RELIGIOUS NorTcns

heY' JOHN a. BRoADUsof Charlottesville Va.
VIII preach IN the Baptist Church next Sabbath
at | O'clock, n. m
jun 30-d2t II. pRTcuApD
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Gents Fine Gaiters!!


y fashionable CATERS, "A heauiill article. and u
ing inst. Gail and exu mne them. 58gia.
~ Office. The BILLIARD SALOON e.labl,.l.5
Y lately carried on this CT hy Talbot x Poga.
ti' day di"sol we'd by nutgnl consent. We return al
thanks to our trends an the public general i, for m
liberal patronage. All per. indebted to the eoos
will ca on Talbot an srtre thtit little memoranda
Talbot will settle all The debts of The establishment
TALBOT l. POTTER
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A Glass of Soda Water H. ctui a, -. -
with Tint Pnie APp Sgrap at John +. Wriss,,. NM,
leRsanl III. llnt MeaiMer. W
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its way back into Vermont 10 its original proprie-
Tor. thus evading the Vermont liquor law ana IT'S
nennlties.
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YOUNG AMERICA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01
ENEAVatEEsS.-AG GOOD SUPPLY, Al
l. (ap 10 ts) SAUNDERSa lRa ,

M AN D-lmmsd ately a hroIin Wet Nu'S
w TO whom ge'y Lberak Price will be pala. hll3'
1T this off - Jun 3O-til"
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Give them Trial. -M.rc.nsry fer.,.

jun % lw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

nDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY
MThe fourteenth year ofthis Institution will
commence on Tuesday the first of August next
The course OF instruction is full; and is designed to
afford the pupils a liberal, finished and ornanmen-
tai Education in all those branches which contrib
ute to the accomplishment of the female mind.
The principal though still remaining in the insti
tuition, and having the general supervision of the
girls as formerly, is happy to state that he has pro-
cured the services of Thomas McNeely, Esq, and
lady to attend exclusively to the domestic depart
rteut, 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, &C., will be for
forwarded on addressing
RICHARD STERLING, A. NJ, Prin.
June, 1854. 42-8w) Greensboro, N. G..
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE ACE.
Dash down the Glass.
d. Miss a. sANAaE.

Uasn down the Glass.
ny MISS A. SAVAGE.
Dash down the glass; It's not too late,
Though long thy downward course has run,
Still mercy sits ut Heavens gate,
With pardon for the guilty one.
Dash down the gln5si the draught Of shame,
Within it turks q deadly spell,
Where demons, in the liquid flame,
Forge chains to bind thy soul to hell!
Aye, dash the nada'ning goblet down,
For floating on the poisonous tide,
See reason, manhood, honor drown,
And dark destruction spreading wide.
Dash down tho glass! n wife appeals,
In midnight vigils, sad and lone,
To him who in debauchery reels,
And sheds n curse upon her homol
Dash down thc glass; thy children's tears
Are mingled with the burning wave,
Oh let them not in after years,
Turn loathing from the drunkard's gravel
Dash down the glass! I ask once more,
From ruins path thy heart to win,
Turn back, and for the peace in store,
Redeem thy name from stain and sin.
Dash down the glass! twill soon be too late
To Join the temperance core,
Obi while mercy sits at Heavens gate,
Remember thy glass no more.
Cypress Chappell, Va, July IA, 1854.
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B nv Cheap.

ETNHE subscriber having located himself in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, as a General Purchas-
ing and Forwarding Agent, offers his services in
the purchase of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
&C., Pianos, Books, Clothing, Farming Goods and
Implements, Machinery and every thing else de-
sired or to be had in this market. He has had %
years experience in business, has nothing to sell,
and guarantees satisfaction in all cases. TERMS :
Cash, IN aduance, or City reference. He will buy
whenever desired, on time. AL orders will meet
prompt attention. Commission from 2 to 5 pr cent.
lie has the honor of referring in North Carolina,
to n. w. & J. W. Woodfn, Jas. w. Osborne, John
Baxter and Henry w. Miller w. A. Graham, j. M.
Morehead, George e.. Badger, Charles Manly and
Charles F. Deems, Esqs. In New York, Wilson G.
Hunt & Co.; Rankin, Duryea & Co.; Bates, TAYLOR
& Co.; C. W. & J. T. Moore & Co.; Harrall.
Sprouts & Co.; Whitlock, Nichols & Co.; Melius,
Courier & Sherwood R.. NJ. Bruce & Co.; Briggs.
Wescott, Starkweather; Schieffelin, Haines & Co,
JAS. NJ. EDNEY, Office Sc, John street,
Residence 172, E. 10th Street.
March IA, 1854. 2S-Iy
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Mt. Tirzah Female School.

TNHE 4th Session of this institution will COM
Il mence on Thursday the 18th of July, under
the supervision of its former directors, Mr.. &. Mrs.
I. w. Moore.
TUITION.
For Classical Scholars, $12 so.
" Advanced English, 10 90.
" Primary English, 90.
" music Scholars S. extra.
Board in the family of the teachers Sc 80 per
month.
While every effort shall be made by the instruc-
tors to discipline the minds, and cultivate the hearts
of their pupils, especial care will be taken for the
preservation of their health and full development
of their physical constitution.
The school. is located in a remarkably healthy
neighborhood, one mile South of the Oxford and
milton stage road. 1t is therefore accessible for
either the Eastern or Western portion ofthe State
7. w. MOORE.
Mt Tirzn- Persnn CO.. June I6th. ,64. ~
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Goldsborough Female College.

THIS Institution commences its second session
under the new organization, on the 1st day of
May, and will close the last day ofNovember, 1854.
Rev'd James II. Brent, A. B. President, with a
full and competent faculty. $40 90 per session
half payable in advance will cover the entire ex-
pense for Tuition and Board in the Collegiate course,
and 500 will entitle to the full course and all the
ornamental branches. $50 will covert the expenses
for Board and Tuition in the Primary Department.
Ornamental branches extra at the usual charge.
The Board of Stockholders have taken greatpains
in procuring facilities for giving a thorough educa-
ton, and solicit a liberal share of patronage. Stu
dents received at any time.
For further information address the President of
the Faculty, or the subscriber.
WIN. K. LANE,
Prest. Board Stockholders.
May LIST, 81. 36-tf.
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Greensboro Female College.

TINE Fall Session of this Institution will com-
mence on Thursday the 9th of July. 1t is
very desirable and important that the pupils be
present at the opening of the Session;
Terms, $40 n session, cave months) for tuition
in the English branches and for board, including
washing, fuel, lights, servants attendance, &c.
Music or Painting $40 extra.
The full Faculty, the high standard of scholar
ship, the arrangements for economy, and the firm,
yet gentle discipline which have secured so high
q reputation for this College, will be maintained;
and Improvements will be made an domestic depart
ments, adding greatly, it is hoped, to the comfort of
the pupils. Circulars. containing all the private
regulations of the Institution, may be had by ap-
plication to the President.
G. F.. DEEMS, Pres't.
June 81, 1854. 42-8t
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N E W &C D S
JON
Male and Female Academies,

Q1ulO Ollu OlA1uAO 1~lOuUO11lODB
Rev. W. L. VAN EATON, A. NJ, Principal;.
THOMAS P. SUMMERS, Assistant. Miss SARAH r.
FROST, the principal teacher and governess in the
Female department; Miss RoCINDA J. DoUGHERTY,
in charge of the Musical department.
OUR next session will open on the first Monday
in July. We feel confident in saying that we
are as we'll prepared to impart a thorough educa-
ton to all who may be entrusted to our care, as
they are at any similar institution in the land. No
pains will be omitted for the advancement Of our
scholars, while at the same time a close watch will
be kept over their moral as web as their intellectu-
al faculties.
Our schools are conducted in separate buildings,
large and handsomely furnished, being located in
a beautiful grove at a suitable distance apart. We
have a fine Apparatus, with Globes and Maps, to
illustrate the important sciences which are studied.
We also have a well selected Library, to which all
the pupils can have access.
Our village is located in a high, healthy region
of country, about fifteen miles from the Blue Ridge,
being free from temptations to extravaganza and
dissipation to which most villages are subject
Many, from time to time, in delicate health, have
entered our Schools, and soon their health was re-
stored and their cheeks tinged with the roseate hue
of health and vigor.
The entire expenses in our Schools, for board
and tuition, with the exception of the extras II
the Female department, varies from $31:25 tt
$38:75 Extras, Music $15; French and Painting
S. each "a degree of echeapness unsurpassed il
8 the history of schools. AL We ask is a fair tria1
, Any number that will be likely to come can ge
t board at the following places Ladies at A. N
Tomlim's, S. c.. Gordan, P. Hughes; or with 9th
? ers. Gentlemen, at DR.. Benham's Hotel, with tn,
| Principal, or other places in the village, at the re
r duced price of $1:25 per week. In the immediat
l.. vicinity board can be had with John J. Woodruff
f. A. Harris, and others.
Books and stationery will be Furnished at Gus
= tomary prices. For further particulars address tn
Principal, at Jonesville, Yadkin county, n. C.
q June 18th, 1854. 42-3I
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LOUISBURG COACH FACTORY.

MARRIAGES have become SO Mzw
Questionable that it has been pre-GNDs@
dicted by some, if war should ever0N@1
visit our shores again, they would be tested
even then, for the purpose of dealing out death
into the ranks of our enemy. Whether or not
however, l am determined that my establish
ment shall be well represented in the way of
Coaches, four and six passenger Rockaways,
taper patent and half patentaxle Buggies, with
and without tops, and Sulkys of superior finish.
My stock at present consists of a general assort-
ment of the above named Vehicles. after hav-
ing a lifetime experience in the business, and
keepi gno body in my employ but the best
workmen the country can afford, | deem it I'M
necessary to say anything in its behalf, for it
requires nothing but a glimpse at it to satisfy
any man that it is capable of doing its own puff
fng. -..
Persons wanting a Carriage who cannot con-
veniently come to my establishment, can nave
it sent to their house for inspection, if desired.
Old work will be taken in exchange for new,
at reasonable prices.
| also keep on rand HARNESS of all quail
tiles the principal part of which is put up
under my own supervision. l ask nothing but
a trial to insure satisfaction, for my prices will
be as moderate as the times. will admit Of.
while my work will contribute pleasure to the
eye, comfort and ease to the body, and delight
to the mind.
Repairing of all kinds done with ~neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted.
J. J. MINATREE.
Louisburg, N. c., J~ne "a, 1854. 43-tf
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.


LET THE AFFLICTED READ & PONDER
% More than 500 persons in the city of
Richmond, Va, alone testify to the remarka-
BILE cures performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE.
The great Spring Medicine and Pdrifier of
the Blood is now used by hundreds OF CRATE
full patients, who testify daily to the remarka-
BILE cures performed by the greatest of all
medicines, Carriers Spanish Mixture. Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Serofula, Eruptions on the
Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, old Sores,
Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Aching
of the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to
flight by using this gre It and measurable rem
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has
yet been found to compare with it 1t cleanses
the SYSTEM Of all impurities, acts gently and
efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strength
ems the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach,
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down by the exeesses of youth, TO its.
pristine Vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is incomparably better
than all the cosmeticsevsr used. A few deses
of Carter's Spanish Mixture will remove all
sallOwness of complexion bring the roses mant-
ling TO the cheek, give elasticity to the step and
improve the general health in a remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
A large number Of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in the city
of Richmond, Va, by the use Of Carriers Span
ish Mixture, is the BEST evidence that there is
no humbug about it. The press, hotel keep
ers. magistrates, physicians and public men,
well known to the community. all add their
testimony to the effects Of this GREAr Blood
PURIFIER.
Call and see afew hundreds ofthe certificates
around the bottle.
Nome genuine unless signed BENNETT l.
BEERS, Druggists.
Principal Depots N. WARD, CLOSE d CO.,
No. SO Maiden Lane, New York.
T. w. DYOTT & SONS, and JENKINS &
HAIR fSHORNE, Philadelphia.
BENNETT & BEERS, No. 125 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
And for sale by P. F PESCUD, Raleigh, N
Carolina. 25-ly
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gg3{2Z 2TrET&R.


N0---~y~y~N NO~N-ONO0O~~%
ron THE SPIRIT or THE ACE.
Contradict, fill no glass for me.
ny c. n. KING.
oh comrades, ill not q glass for me,
TO drown my soul in liquid fame,
For III drink, the toast shall be
To blighted fortune, health and fame;
Yet though / long to quell the strife,
That passion holds against my life,
Still boon companions though you be,
. But comrades fl no glass for me.
Z know a heart that once was light,
Whose patient suferings need my carej
/ know a heart that once was bright,
But dropping hopes have nestled there;
Then, while the tear drops nightly steal.
From wounded hearts that | shall hea',
Though boon companions ye may be,
Oil comrades, ill no glass for me!
When 1 was young / felt the tide
OF inspirations undefled,
But manhood's years have wronged thg pride,
My parents conferred in their child.
Then, by o mothers sacred tear,
by all that memory should revere,
Though boon companions We may be,
OH comrades ell no glass for me!
Cypress Chappell, Va, July IA, 1854.
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PULLEM & BELVIN.
in Hardware,

NROCKERY and WOODWARD; Cutlery, Guns and
u Edge Tools Coach Trimmings, Boiling Cloths,
&c, &c. R. Smiths Corner, Raleigh, N. G.
Pocket and Table Knives and Forks, Locks, Hin
ges and Screws.
Chisels, Drawing Knives, Saws, Augurs, Anvils,
Vices and Bellows, Halter and Trace Chains, Hoes,
Axes, Hammers and Scythe Blades,
Wrought. Cut and Spike Nails, Spades and Shovels,
Hollow Ware, Coffee and lea Pots.
And every style of House Keeping articles, and
Farmers and Mechanics Tools.
Raleigh, April %, 1854. 35-
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Pianos Pianos !!

THE Subscriber is prepared to select and for
Il ward 81, 61 and Octave Mahogany and Rose
wood Pianos of the most celebrated makers, frem
seven different factories-from $I40 to $500. Be-
ing a musician himself and ha7fng the assistance
Of a frstrate maker, no Piano will be forwarded
till thoroughly tested as to tone, material and I'm
ish. "A written guarantee will accompany every
instrument. and the money refunded if not what
they are represented. TERMS CASH. All instru-
ments furnished at manufacturer prices. $40 for
buying and forwarding. He refers 10 Messrs. G.
E. Badger, Chas. Manly, J. n. Morehead. Chas. T.
Deems, w. a. Graham, J. W. Osborn and n. W.
Woodfn. JAMES NJ. EDNEY
10. So, John Street, New York.
New York, March Is, 1854. 29-6m
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May 9, 1854.
To E.. 7. TAYLOR & Co., Columbus, Ga.
Refer to Richard G.. Cowper, ESQ., Murfrees-
boro', N. c.; Council Wooten, Mosely Hall P. O.
Lenoir CO.; Thomas J. P. Smallwood, Esq, BERTHE
CO.; Jacob Higgs, Esq, Halifax CO.; DR.. c. L. Dick
en-, Battleboro', Edgecombe co.; W. B. Rodman,
Esq, Washington, Beaufort CO.; w. H. Elliot, Esq.
Chowan CO.; Richard F.. Green, Newborn; Thomas
Cannaday, Lenoir CO.; G. F. Urquhart, Northamp-
ton CO.; Samuel S. Biddle, Newbern; Badly San
ders, Smithfeld, Johnston CO.; J. F. Ellington Au-
burn, Wake CO.; A. 7. Mial, Eagle Rock Wake CO.;
David G. Oates, Faison's Depot, Duplin county.
June l, 1854. 40-2m