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condition Of place-whelher IL Is sd-
sancing Ia wealth and impsriznce, or
sinking To decay. Whenever We pzss
through village and hear the frequent
sound Of the carpenters hammer. the
clink Of the blacksmith's anvil that
village, We say 10 ourselves, IL lls.sr,sh-
Ing. Ii cannot be otherwise, for The
producers are actively employed. and
out number the consumers. Whenever
this j. the case. the people are growing
wealthy. and at the same time training
up the RISING generation TO habits ol in
dustry aud morality. Whrrr. IL CITY
or village pursue the opposite Of his
course--neglects its mechanics and
supports thuse Of some Iureign town.
those who can will be compelled TO 90
to some other place. and those who are
compelled by the farre OF circumstsr.
ces 10 remain, will become idle and
pruiligate-they viii cease to prodvce.
and be consumers-in few years they
become beggars. and their children
ignorant and vicious.
Ii there is any truth in the assertion,
that We asa nation ought To give the pre-
terence to domestic manufacture, the
fact is equally true with regard TO the
community; both are sustained by the
same arguments. Ifa merchant would
have around him substantial customers.
let HIM by every means ia his puwer
support aud foster the mechanics of his
village, and as they become more wual-
Thy their custom will increase, especi-
ally in those articles ON which he makes
the greatest profits, for it is undeniabIe.
that as men become more wealthy, they
also become more luxurious, aud no
merchant will deny that articles uf lug
ury always afford the greatest profits.
The habit Of importing large quaint.
ties Of cheap and half made articles sf
competition with our village mechanics,
is short sighted and wrong, both as re.
CARDS the mechanic and consumer;
md IL the merchant would look further
INTO the operation Of things. he would
ind that he crossed the path Of his own
interest by doing SO.
Let the merchant bring the case 10
MS own door, and he perhaps mary bet
Ter understand u. Suppose that eve.
~ individual who possesses the means.
md who uses in his family four or five
llsar!s'.Yartlbpijsgqa aar,rai
It retail, so to some city wholesale ss.
tabIishment aud purchase his years
supply-would he not in bitterness con.
lemn such an iliberal course, and
would he not say to him with truth
that he was warning against his own
by destroying the business of
his town and giving it to another; and
that his littleness woald react upon
him in double fold by the decrease of
his property and business. So, in the
case above instancet, could the mecha-
mic say the same to the merchant. We
say, then, let all classes support each
other. and BY mutual exchanges keep
that wealth at home, which, IL unne-
cessarily expended abroad, tends de-
stroy the business Of your neighbor. aud
which in turn destroys your own.
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The Scientific men Of France are
at present sprculating on recent in
stance Of a young man being brought to
life after being frozen eleven months on
the Alps. The blood Of a living man
was infused into the veins of the fro
zen youth, aud he moved and spoke.
The experiment was afterwards tried
on hare frozen for the purpose, with
complete success.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

For The cure Of lafueasa, Colds, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Heuduche, Debikty, Weakness,
DC. DC. 9c.
CA Fresh Supply just received, and for sale
by the agents, d. Hearlt & Son, al the Printing
Office, Hillsborough James B. MDade, Chapel
Hill; and q. A. Mebane. Mason Hall.
July s,h, 1854. ly44-
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A GaoD PUS.-One of the wittiest
byious in the way Of punning was per-
petrated a few nights ago by gentle
man Of Portsmouth, at the Ladies' fair.
A lady wished seat. A portly,
handsome gentleman brought one in-
stantcr aud seated the lady.
Oh, you're jewel" said she.
"Oh no" replied he, 81 am Jemei-
Ter. have just set the jepei.'
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on a much larger scale than il has ever been
done before in the town or county; and that he
10 prepared 10 Do al kinds Of Repairing At the
shortest ssoiire aud in the best manner. He fist
lers himself that the community can be supplied
al his establishment, with as good and nice wofk
as they esn get any where. North OF South; and
BY doing good wvrk be will Try 10 make them
believe IL.
He has now on hsnd an assortment Of good
Bugeics aud Bsfouches. These wishing to pur-
chase would do well 10 call and examine for
themselves before they buy elsewhere.
He will warrant all his work aud IL any part
Of il gives way, 10 consequence OF not having
heen well done, he will feel bound to have il done
over, if called upon TO do 80 uilhina reasonable
time after il leaves the shop. He is determined
10 Try to do his work as il should he done, and
has therefore procured some Of the best workmen
he could get--boih Northern and Southern. All
his materials were selected by himself, aud he
does moi intend 10 work any but such as are good
He begs leave here TO return his thanks 10 the
public for the liberal patronage be has hereto
fore received; and hopes, by strict attention iG
business, TO increase that patronage.
All orders for work from distance, will be
promptly attended 10. NJ,
A. C. MURDOCH.
August 81. CO.
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cotton growers theirs respectively 20
each of these plants II is needful tina
the composition of the soil be known
together with that Of the plant it Is de
signed to cultivate These questions
which appear at frst perplexing, be,
eaine more simple when a rotation q
crops is contemplated. We begin, fol
example. with knowledge Of the soil
Ia reference TO analyses of the crops
IN the determined rotation will inform
Us respecting their composition. Our
tirst crop beng weighed. We may cal
culate TO pound what fertilizers, aud
what amounts of them have been nc .
mased frem the soil and what still re-
mains. Nav we observe under this
state of things what our next crop is
whether it is the crop which consider
ing the labor bestowed and the expen-
ses consumed 10 is production il. up
ON the whule. the most profitable for
US. We test il by weight. both the
grain aud the olfal, as the butchers
would say, and then make the calcu-
iation. The question is, is the product
such as will give the greatest prof. in
market. My remarks are tending to
two points, one to show that there is
limit in the amount of manure to be
expended upon field, and for given
crop. and that each crop has its own
limit; they are not guaged by the same
measure. but each has its guage aud
its own measure, and these are points
which it is needful to determine As
a general thing it is not profitable to
raise a mammoth crop Of curn or wheat,
or a mammoth OK or hog. In each ami
NAL there is limit beyond which a
profit ceases to be reaped. But it is
useful To know what can be done and
what the extreme of production may
be with our present knowledge and
present means. One hundred and IF
~ bushels OF Indian curn may undoubt-
edly be raised upon single acre; but
then the inquiry may well be made,
will attempts TO reach this amount pay
us the most profit in its produciioni
do we turn our labor aud our manure
to the most profit in such attempts /;
What results give the most profit
when labor ana money are put in
to the balance, is the true question,
though it is undoubtedly true that the
aetsr@!aaiien 4 ter .ia will show that there is
OF a plantation to produce, inasmuch
as circumstances may give one planter
facilities for doing certain things which
are not possessed by others. We must
make distinction in what is useful
to the CON immunity from what is profit.
able to ourselves individually. 1t is
useful TO know the utmost capacity OF
a soil to produce under an abundant
use of fertilizers. but it is for each
planter and farmer to determine the
exact limit where his labors will give
him the maximum pruits.
Most respectfully. your obedient
servant, r. EMMONS.
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A. NJ. MrPhccters. II. Chiselin. J.W.Martin.
-~~--~-~-~-~-~~>~
A. III. nlspMEETERs 4 CO,
wholesale GrOCcrs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office at No. 6, Roanoke Square,

UI11CC az Nus o, hUdHUht pquuTFs
NORFOLK, Vi.
or Particular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour aud other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas p. Devereux, esq, Halifax, N. q.
Geo. w. Mordccai, Pre'st Back Of State Of n. G.
Charles Dewey, Cashier !" =
w. n. Jones, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
l.. OBJ. B,anch, prest Raleigh q CASTOR Road
ns. ns.si.. Z. Z. t''s Ws,sSsss, Il sss''f'' Norfolk
pres't Farmers Blk of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Buiiimort.
Messrs. B. Blnssom d Son, Nec YORK..
Messrs. ID. Heart d Son, Hillsborough, N. e.
October :S. ly09-
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CLEANING LOOKING GLASS We
lately, in conjunction with the viii.
mington Journal, had occasion to blow
up sundry operations in the dog and
beef. steak line at hotel in Richmond
where railroad travellers are com pelled
to stop. We have seen a hotel since,
which can beat the Richmond House
and give it something at its own game
has more dogs, more flcas, more mos
quitoes, beds as bad as beds can ,Oeil
be. and a negro who can take the pre-
MUM in cleaning mirrors.
Westopped there part Of one night.
Mosquitoes, bed-bugs, and some start.
ling lntimations, Through our nasal or.
gans,) that the room had lately been
occupied by gentlemen Of color, drove
US fur rest to the front piazza. In the
morning an inclination to shave led us
back to the room in search Of glass
We found one, but so dirty that a man
could not see his face in it without the
assistance ofa masnlfying glass-rune
the bell--waiter appeared-suggeste.
to him in very pleasant way that the
usefulness Of the piece of furniture il
question might possibly be improved
by water--a,sent given, aud operations
commenced aud completed in tn,
twinkling Of an eye. The waiter spa
upon The glass and Diped il Of iDith hi
coat tail! We didn't shave at tha
house, but retrcated to the front piaz
"a again, aud spoilt the breakfast o
one Of our companions who couldn'
relieve his mind oi the impression tha
the china ware had gone through thu
same process before taking its place
upon the table. Fay. Observer.
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SUPPORT YoUR OwN MECHANICS. -
The following sensible remarks, which
we find in some of our exchanges, we
transfer to our columns, and would ear.
nestly commend them to our readers
in this city, and the State at large:
There is no truth more undeniable
than that it is the buunden duty Of
every community to support its me-
chanics. They are a worthy and in
dipensablc class Of men, aud we''firrd
no town or village 'hoarishing without
their aid. Indeed their presence or
absence is always true index Of the
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Near Kenosha, Wis recently. 4
drunken man was literally devoure d
.b,~Aegs while lying in the road in
state Of bcastly intoxicatlon. His bones
and few remnants Of clothing only
were found.
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SAxBo's CRrIcrsn.-1he pomp,

SAxBo's CRIrIcIsA.-1'he pompous
epitaph Of close-6ste citizen clos
ed with the following passage Of Scrip
ture: "He that giveth to the poor
lenleth to the Lord"
"Dat may be so," soliloquized Sam
bo, sbdt wen dat nan died, de Lurd
didn't Que i'm red cenfr'
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ICE.

LL persons indebted TO me hy note or ac-
= count. silI please come forward aud SETTLE
II they do not, their notes ani accounts will be
placed in the hands Of an offer for collection.
MlNIcK MILLER.
October 23, 1854. SEW
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Cabinet- -Nlakinq Business,

BLANKS for Sale at this 0..ise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
J.K. BLESSING. Confectloner,


NTouLD respectfully announce 10 the citizens
w Of Char4esiown aud a n persons visiting the
same, that he hasnowou hand and will continue
10 be supplied with the latest novelties Of each sue.
cessive season, comprising in part
CONFECTi0NARlES, ofthe choicest varieties,
es seen is
Fne Candy Toys, Jelly Cakfs,
Bon Bons, Gan, Cordial, Lemoz,
w Chocolate and Frna Drops,
Rose, Taniila aud BarRt Aimonds,
Ffe1lch and Exploding Secrets
Also, all the common varieties IAN Of which will
be sold at low rates al bis Confectionery Establish,
ment adjoining Fl. L Eby & Sons Family Croce-
ry, where he has just received FRUITS AND
NUTS, OF the latest importation, such as
Oranges, LlAlons, Raisins,
Figs, Pthaes, CitrOns, CuTrants,
SeIt and Paper Shtlled Almonds,
Fil6erts, Cocoa, Cream,
4 And Ground Nuts, DC.
\ Also- Toys and Fancy Goods,
OF every kind and from all paris Of Europe, manu-
taelarcd Of wood, glass. china; india rubber, &c.
- Pound, Fruiis Sponse and all other kinds Of
Cakes. Ice Creams Jellies &c, made TO order, and
fur ished to Wedding and other parties on short no.
ice 10 this any ofihe adjoining counties Orders
thankfully received and promptly ailendedto
Charlesioun. November Is, 1854 =
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Blessings Oyster s a j o.
Nam Sfreet. C1arlesto,cn.

<d1t1 Stfftts OaofNst00b
THE sui scriher respectfully informs hisfritnds
u and the pubic that he has just hised up his
OYSTER SALOON. In handsome style, where he
viii be pleased 20 see all those who may wish any
Thing Ia. mis- hhe&
SuPPERS, Sc seryrdup to private parties, on
short notice when desired. l~-see7 sh3
FRESH OYSTERS received daily which will
be furnished families BY the Can or Otherwise
November i6 ls51 f s2f4k 81
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


lfofl4t L4tff <leil 10TkJ 0Htte0 Ofdtes 81
Amsrica- Association for the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of al Nations.
EXCELSIOR.
TIME association Tor the Exhibition Of the In
u dustry Of all Nations awards 70 ELISHA s.
SElpgR, OF chaTiesiownI Jefferson Cenniy, Va,
the highest premium Bronze Medal With special
appreciation for The combination be has effected,
and the practical application he has given The
same, il Bis LaborSavBg N aehiue for 7hreshiug,
Separating. Cleaning and Bagging Grain--Hon.
Theodore Sedgwick, President 81 the Association,
Hon. Henry Wager, Western New York, Chair
man, Watson Newbod ESQ., Coldmbos, NJ j.
Col john w. Proctor, Danyefs, Mass, Maj Phil
ip r Frees, Germantown, Penn. Hon. Henry 5.
Babbt, Brooklyn, LII, acting Secretary IN Glass
g. Jury CT. AS 81 sst ssf3 Atn
NY Patent Premium Threshing, Separating.
Cleaning and Begging Grain Machine, Is for sale,
which received the first rfrmiunh al the Crystal
Palace, New York, over an Thfeshing. Separa-
ting Cleaning and Baggfbg Grain MACHINES On
exhibiti0n-thus proving conclusively that simpli-
city inconssruction. eheapuess 10 price, and dufa-
biliiy Ia my machiHe, is being fully appreciated,
and The old and new costly inferior complicated
separating Machines, must vieid their places 10 a
superior Labor saving Machine. The celebrated
Machine for ThTeshing, Separating, Cleaning
twice, Screening and Baeging Grain BY one sim
pie operation Thelgteatestl abor saving MaehlAe
IN the world for ssPafatihg an pure and imPufi-
chat 10 iiself the wheat IN the bag The screenings
Elo itself, ahdlhe smut and cheat to itself Every
Thing hasa place and everything is in lis place 70
suit The coUsen fences ofthe farmer For simplici-
", durability, cheapnsss and capacity, Il has no
equal 10 The vofld,,z As for What has been stated
In The different papkfs concerning Mr.. Zimmer-
mans NJ - De rec e3vipR tkk iest pfenfnm aflhe
Crystal Palace New York, Is false, and not true.
II Is also stated That Mr.. Zimmerman received ,
number Of pfeminlDs ai-----ahd Dlher fairs Thai
know ncIhiug sbouf-s perhaps he did but i .
vefy "a sy 10 win TIE tree asihe boy sai when he
rad ~ hitnsslf Bat nv honorable fEirndS, this
| was n0tthe case III The Void 5 Fair, New York.
Nh Z5mmsfmdh hads q nbmbef Of o,heT boysfo
I run with, besides himself. which made the race
more diIiculi fof him 80 much 50. that he, Nj
Zimmennah. was neilhet iifsfnor second sd you
These are faeis thar ea6noi be denied, The IN.
dersfgned would inform The public that bis farmers
\ labor saving Machine E,f Thfeshing Separating
I Cleaning, Screepipg and Bagging all kinds q
/ Grain rs fof sase Farplefs wishing 10 buy the
| best Maehine IN use, win .zidre<s JoegrH GfszE
4 Frederick CITY. Nd who Is Manufacturing then
4 10 iire best and most sh5slapiisl manner and car
furnish any ordefsa 4 fl Oars notice. Thos.
I uishikg % pofchase the Patent Rightto rnanufac
/ tnre the Machines will address ne At Chsrlesiown
4 Jefferson County, Va. ELISHA S-SNYDER.
4 Jrue - iS5f-ty>Z
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0YNTERG.

" the Observation-Disclosures BASEMENT
OFCARTER'S HOTEL. LII
lS- Families and Others will be served by the
Can OF smaller quantity. *@A#@ g g
November i6 l6Sf-d "a 81 sifs 81 9ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

HAVE sir iikelg, Y0U Nc NRs 40 Is ofbosh
u sexes. ages ranging from 10 20 years. which
with lntdisppse OF 10 Penonsfo toe Neighbfbood.
A. The nsbsfibef IL psn-frsieeni Of The state any
one wishing 10 purchase any Of the above negroes
can Apply ID Joe % l.. Shenton Or james 4 Chap.
line. II The above named Servants are moi sold
privaieif, befpfcs Wednesday The 9Th daycf De-
etnber 1884, they WIN 90 that day be olsfed Al.
Pablie sale, atthe residence ofJsrnes L chspilne
% miles Nonh Of shepheftsiawa. With the nndcr
Standing th4no Trader, o. any persoh bldIhg fog
trader will te allowed 10 BIZ
cHARLEsJ, cHAPLlNE.
December III 1854
Shephefds,owR Register Copy, mill sale
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/ MARBLE WORMs.

= McDERMOTT q SON,
FREDERICK. cfTF. .lfliRYf.4ND
WoULD inform ,heir virginis;cnsiomers aud
w The public generally that they continue 10
MONUMENTS, TOMBS.
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
SCROLLS, DC,
MANTLES. TILES, and HoUSEWORK eene.
rally. Tombs enclosed ia The hest handsome
Style
All work sold al city prices and delivered Al our
risk and expense. Work donein me best style, by
workinen not surpassed in anycilyan the Union.
Drawings Of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
Scrolls, &C.. can be seen at the Shop Of Mr.. HEN.
DERSON BISHOP, near The Acassemy, Charles
town. Jefferson county, Virginia, who Is our au-
thoTized Agent f
Orders thankfully received and IRomptly atten-
sded To- -
NoIember &c, ls5l--ly -
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cosAississrn's oFFlcE,

The paFiits11 the above suif. aud the parties in
teretIet 10 ne lFStiFaicn ofhe proceeds ofihe sale
OF he land IN the proceedings meciiOred, and in
the rents and prof-s oithe same are hereby notified
that STA II attend al mr. fIice 10 charesiown, on
Monday ihe -. q y Of January next FIR he par-
pose ii ex cniire the above decree. al which lime
and ace they are required 70 attend at 10 o'clock
"A NJ. SAMU al STONE, Comm.
December III 1854. 4sf Gts 9e
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Selling OF at Cost,

A IL THE READY MADE CLOTIffNG &
II OTHER PROPERTY, Of lkase Rose. 10
Charesidwn. having been assigned in truit, 70 the
undersigned the same will be sold AZ veIyEsduced
PRICES. . - u. 81
As great bargains are offered, the publi6 are re-
specifull1 solicited % call and .puFchasel
All perkins indehted 70 said Rose viii lsase cali
and settle with The undersigned al ap.ea<an<aey (
Trustee 0f Isaac Rose.
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OEce IF HTaelester !. Potomac Rail
Road C5npaay.

h9dd C0mpaRy.
WEcnEsTER, Dec l. 1854
ON and after MONDAY. THE 4TH or, DE-
" CENBER The PASSENGER TRAIN will
LEAVE WINCHESTER al 3 o'clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this Train reach Baltimore at9i
a.. NJ, and Washington AT IL a. NJ, Philadelphia
10 dinner, and New York al Q. P. NJ. same day.
The Pad Passenger Train will leave Winches-
Ter al 10, A M, and connect with the Train TO
Baltimore, passing Harpers Ferry al 81, r. M.
tIY-Passengers going West will take The early
TRAIN.
[YTickeisio Baltimore aud return, good for
two DAYS, will be issued al Winchester for SEWN
DOLLARS. r
t7f- rhe Charge Won PASSENGERS DO
NOT TAXI TICKETS will be advanced
TW .slSr Y GENTS IN each case on The through
travel, aud TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS
on the way travel; and This advance will be re-
qnired ~ ALL casts whele the Conductor collects
The fare in he Cars. sntsl4s sa1 50
k1Nr Signhl balls will be rung al the Depot at 2
O'Clock, a. Nj and 3 A. NJ. -
nezalfs} 80 GEo. HEST,
December 7sliS5I Principal Agent.
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Notice.

r WARN all persons from trespassiug on nv
/ lands and especially Roner and his family,
as hare suffered too nuch los 10 and oher-
wise from pef~0ns passing through my Williams
& Clark purchase
I9- The Notes given 10 T Lakeland, (sale
NOE. &are dncloR ,Ae ie.h instant Persons 1~ill
i's-'s go III = S w. LAKELAND.
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administrators Noticr.

fYlHE undersigned having rallied as klminis-
traior With lie VIII annexed II MARTHA
{ ~ GIBBS decd, all persons having ciRigs a.
eainst said estate are Ituaesitf 10 prescott them
4romr,Iy ion "a mepi; aud ihose indebted are in
Ike n anner rtaarsicd 10 make PROMPT payment
4ANDREW HUNTER, Amir.
December Z iS5f--3i
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Candies CandIes!l CandIes!!!

TIME undersigned would take this method 10 ia-
J. form their friends, and the purchasing com
munfty generally. that they have established
CANDLE MANUFACT0RY,A AT HAMPERS
FERRY and have now large quantity ofthe best
quality Of MOULD CANDLES (6s and Sd ready
Tot sale, and would solicit order. lfom those 10
want Of the same.
They purchasethe Materials for Cast; have The
mos, experienced %orkmen employed In manulas-
turing an deem il nor boasling wh,n they say,
the. Merchanls ariol desirous OF purchasing
by the box " larger qoan,iiy, will find Il to their
advantage 10 cali on them, before purchasing else
where.
t1-ofders are solicited, and viii be filed at the
shortest notice and lowest rates.
ID SEIGLE s CO.
Harpers-Ferry. October &C. 1851.
ESr Wanted, for which The lDarket price will be
paid in Cash, or No. Mould Candies, 10 900 lbs.
Of Tslow. D.. s. 4 CO.
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A SUPPLIDT hose very noe aud highly Ia
~ vored g. r TETS. which las giyens ssIis-
faeii0h b an ny Gust 1iers, in store and N sale
y So,.SSef i 49, 2 s ~ U.S.
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VIE have on bapfthe largest stock Of fSRo cE-
M HIES which we have ever been able 10 offer
to the public and as heyzwere bought a. the lowest
cash price they will be sud accordingly
KEYES & KEARSLEY.
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Partnership Notice.'

TTIfIE Undersigned have ea,efed into c.. Part
uership la tAt Merchanife BasisvSs in
Chatlestown. pndet the 6fm and saue Of era
NER IL HAWKS Theiliahili4ies from and The
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Jfnuafy. 1854 The business will he .eantiaued at
the old sand III A w. Cfamer, who viii give il
his personal attention The new firm wifi nse
every effort 10 Emeri ibssnpport Of the public. and
hope ID make il of9mntual tensft.
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WELLS THANKS.