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The Americans Friend
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,

To the Citizens Of the United States:
| most humhly Al Il sincerely thank you for the I'M
mense patronage which yen have bestowed up, n my
Pills take tins opportunity of stating that nv An
all American citizens and that entertain
Tor all that corcerns America and the America ans The
most lively sympa;hes, 50 much 50 that ! originally
compounded lhos1 rIlls expressly to suit your climatic
habits constitutions and manner OF living, intending
establish myself among you, winch have now done
10y taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
60 Maiden Lane, New York
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An Extraordinary Cure OF Bad Breast, WI,
ne n!y a. til pot q; Gc: .
Copy OF ii Letter from Mr.. r. Duralt, ~.
Orleans, Nov. 9th, 1853.
10 Professor Holloway,
Dear Sir, Its with heartfelt gratitude have
70 inform you that by the use of your Ointment
and Pills, the life of my wife has been 50 vcd.-
For seven years she had bad breast, with ten
running wounds, mot of cancerous nature.
was told that nU:hiug could save her: she was
then induced to use your Ointment and Pills,
when IN the short space of three months, they
en'cted perfect cure, to the aston snmrnt of
all who knew lis. We obtained Your ii. dicinr>.
rom Ncssrs. Wright < Co.. Of Charles styrri
Ne" Orleans. | send this from :. lI..rI IT,.
Princes" Paris, although had WI ttea t at
New Orleans, before we finally left, at that
time, not knowing your address at New York.
(SIgned) K. DURANT.
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods
1854,

I V. DEPUY, No Al North Eighth street,
a. Philadelphia, thankful for past favors, re-
specially invites his customers and the public,
to examine New and Splendid Stock of Sea-
sonable Goods; comprising
Rich Plaid Silks, Wide Lyons Velvets.
New striped Silks Cloaking Cloths,
Brocade Silks, Woollen Plaids,
Plain Silks, French Mernoes,
Black Silks, Nous De Iaine.
Cloaks, Mantillas and Shawls, cheap. Cling.
hams, Prints, &C., in assortment; Ribbons, En-.
broidCries, Gloves, &c.
Owing to the daily sacrifice of large guam.
titles OF desirable goods at auction, the su6scri.
Der Is enabled during the present season to Offer
unusually Great Bargains.
J. V. DEpUY,
No. Al North Eighth ST., Philad'a.
Sept 30, lS54-3m.
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Notice.
FARMERS & THRASHERS
Read This.

McCOrmick's Improved Iron Beam Reaping
and Moving Machine, for lS55.-This machine
as warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of all
kinds of Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
well as can be done by any hand.-Price, $50;
$50 cash, and the balance at months, with
interest.
Pitts Patent Thrasher, Cleaner and Horse
Powers.-This Machine is Oh Wheels, and is
Warranted to Thrash and Clean, fit for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel of Wheat per
mnute.-Price $500; half cash, balance at 3
months.
Zimmerman's Thrasher, Cleaner and Dagger.
This Machine will Thresh and Clean from
400 to 500 Bushels OF Wheat per day, (accord-
ing to size of cylnder,) and is Warranted
Price, from $3.50, to $40; half cash, balance
at months. Also, Eodless Chain Horse Pow
ers and Threshers, Clover Hullers, Straw Cut
tiers, &c.
Apply personally or by mail, to
RICHARD L. ELKINTON,
53 South Wharves, and lis South Water st
pit. 20 lS14-ly. Philadelphia
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
AGE.-PianterS. Farmers, Families and others can
purchase no Remedy eqI al to DIR Tobias VENETIAN
LlNlMENT, for dysentery. chOc. Group, chronic.
rheumatism, sore Threats, toothache, sickness.
cuts, Onrms, swelngs. bruises, old sOres headache
mosquito bites. pains in the limbs. chest. back &c
If ia does give relief. the money will be refund
ed all that Is asked. trial ard II according L.
abe tIIecIuIIs.
II is an English remedy. aud was used by William
ihe ~. late King oi England aud certified TO by him.
az cure cor EheumalsIn when very thing else had
failed.
Over 5000 600 Bottles have been sold in the I'm
ted States, without q single laure and many have
stated thai they would not be kuuL il. If was Sic
per bottle. i'll oi Group, II certain
applied.
Il cures Cholera. when Grst taken IN n few hours;
DYs'nIcry in hall an hour; TOoIhache in five min
ues. II perfectly innocent to take IntG rnally and
Is recommended by The eaue nj physicians InthC
United States.
PRICE p AND so CENTS.
DR. TOBIAS could ill a dozen newspapers with
certificates leIIersreaIIng To the wonderful cures
accomplished by his lhlmemt, but considers war; mt
irg sUtiice nj, any person who does obtain
relief need n.t pay for ii.
DIR. TOBIAS has put up HORSE LINIMENT in
pint hotties, which is warranted che per aud better
than any other for chUlic scratches, old sores gals
swellings cuts. bruises. &c. Price 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE,
$40 Greenwich street, New York.
Jan. IS. lS54--eoW .Iy.
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BOOT HALL.

BOOT HALL.
No. 164 South Second street, below Spruce,
Opposite Little Dock, Philadelphia.
1Sav A II BOOT HALL" may be found thou.
RafS n sauds ri Boots, Shoes and RubDers, cheaper
7 - than at any other store IN the civ
Gents BOots-caIl, kip, " lter leather from 81
10 "a Ladies GailerS-al cOors; from rs cts TO 81
IS Rows Boois-c calf kip and coMhIde, all prices
Children aud Misses Boots and ShOes-aIl coors-from
25 cts to SI.UO CONWAY is constantly munuiactnr
ing all kinds Of Boots and SHOES; that purchasers
make their purchasers make Their selections
from thousands. Don't forget the Bio Gun
JOHN CONWAY.
Nov. l, '54-3m.
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ESr 'h'erre szcxii.sg .,st.el.emt

ssF II cflt' s*V&tis3% ~ SEfGInealt
ara hHHn 20 Ii,,t...,t ,,. .it sui
al, all u3,ttr mC..:'I-t.- ul the
e. r; I"ti.s rOGntf: pun together II -
\ safe. sure a: d pleasant Remedy, and
A%.rA contains no poison
AE&A&AA III CURES AND MISTAKE
EsAEMN ~ Teller or SalIrheum, completely
cures 80 asses IN 100, and greatly allie
Wales all, not exec ping more Ihun one IA 900.
blains-99 IN 100. Sore Lips-every lime
Common sol .s-sure Inflammation OF the breast
Ghapped hamds-nevPr fails. safe.
Burns--caH be beat. Sore NIpples-quIsk.
Cuts or WOunds-gOOd Breaking nutand SOrrso
PIles--II beats all. children, and all Dis
Bites of lnsects-try II. eaSrs OF the skin-ab-
Chafing-at all times. suue.
n. B. \ single box of this Ointment will keen anv
Blacksmlths, farmers Sailors or Mechanics hands
let them hap crack bad sound and n good
working order all winter
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Jan. %, 5i--eON. ly. NaugaIuck, Conn
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J. E.. EVANS, Gun Maker,

sc South street, Philadelphia,
MOULD respectfully invite the attention Of Sports
w men 20 his stock Of Double and Single Guns,
SAh0h islarge aud varied. All guns sold by me are
rrened To be what they are represented Repairing
in the best manner An assortment OF powder
asks. SHIT belts, powder, shot. caps &C. always on
aad, with general assortment Of fishing tackle, all
of which sold gu he most reasonable terms lib
,eral discount made To country dealers. All orders
promptly attended 10.
sept. 8, 5i-3m.
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81 At lieritage's, No. 35 Arch
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
OF INTRINSIC VALUE.
Silver Tea Sets, Forks,
E" Pitchers, Spoons,
Goblets, Dessert Knives,
Cups, Fruit Knives,
" Salt Cellars, Pie g. Cake Knives.
Pocket Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings, Olive
Spoons, Sugar and Preserve Spoons, Oyster and
Soup Ladies' on hand, large and varied assert
ment of their OWN MANUFACTURE.
SSsA Also, large stock of fine Watches, Jew
49, elry, Plated Tea Sets, Cake Baskets
Casters, &e., suitable for Presents.
IS CONRAD BARD a. SON,
l.a 81 Manufacturers and Importers
No. lie Arch street,
-Four doors below Sixth, Philadelphia
Dec. IL, '54-ln.
: -rg.s
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Astonishing Cure of Sore Legs, after Nine
Years standing.
Cory Letter from Mr.. W.. Langley, Of Huntsville
LIST, 1853 - '"'01 WV
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DI BILITY.
Disease
of the XII neys,
and all diseases arising
from Disordered Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to
the Head, Acdity ofthe S omach, Maui
sea, Heartburn, Disgust 70 Food. Fulness,
or weight in the stomach Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto
mach, Swimming of Il lead, Hurried and
difficult breathing, Fit tt ring at the heart.
Choking or Suffice ling sensations when
in lying Posture, Dimuess of Vision,
Dots or Webs b Iore the Sight,
Fever and dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Perspir ,tion, yell
lOwness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Sid, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c, sud-
den Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagin-
ings Of Evil, and
great Depres-
sion of
Spirits, can be etlectually cured by
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For the Banner.
AN A HDlDARESS

Delivered by the Rep. Robert ". Bur-
CESS, before the Lone Star Dipis.
ion," Of Sons of Temperance al Con.
aoagdoro, s. g., on the Fourth of
July, 1854.
FELLow CITIZENS :-Yon have as.
sembleI yourselves here to-day for an
object truly praiscworthy, no less Al
one than that OF celebrating the Ami
versary OF American Independence of
preserving the memory of those do.
parted ones who so galiautly achieved
those liberties that we now enjoy and
OF promoting the Temperance cause,
the cause of all mankind. You have
a great work before you in resisting
the current of intemperanCe which has
set in like u ilood.tide upon our other
wise happy land. Every christian
should give this subject serious con
sidcration. Every true pntriot should
give it that thought which its impor
tancc demands. 1t is I'M awful fact To-
contemplate, that III the city Of New
Orleans, $20,00O.OO0 are annually ex.
pended in ardent spirits. The LIQUORS
and wines produced annually in the
United States amount to 42,l33,055
gallons. You see nave only glanced
at the importation into, and the pro.
duce of liquors in the United States :.
now let me give you 4 brief sketch of
the results. In the first place, pauper.
ism in the year 1850, cost the State of
Now York Sl,2OO,OOO; an average Of
the other States would give the vast
amount Of sl2,O00,OOO. The cause is
lntelnpcrance with few exceptions
For the drunkard and the glutton
Shall come to poverty, and drowsiness
snail clothe man with rags" Prov. %
chap, FL verse. Look at the tax that
is thus thrown upon the sober and in.
dustrious part of TIE community. The
support of 2aupers costs South Carroll
ma alone annually $48,337. The cf.
tects who can tcll9 How MANY die
the death of the drunkard it is almost
impossible to ascertain, owing to
friends being unwilling to ascr;bo
drunkenness as the cause. 1t is SUP.
posed however that about 10000 men
annually fall into drunkard's grave
and their souls into drunkard's hell
But fellow citizens, making paupers is
not all of the evil. The following
statement speaks strongly in favor Of
the temperance cause. lst, Intempcr,
ancc has cost the nation a direct OK
pense of $lO,OO0,0OO, and indirect ex.
pcnsc Of S60O,0OO,OOO. I'd, 1t has de.
stroyed 100000 lives. Sd, 1t has sen,
100000 children to the poor house
9TH, 1t has consigned 10000 to pris
on. 5th. 1t has made at least 100 ono
maniacs. 9th, 1t has been tho cause
OF .OO,50O murders. 7th, 1t has caused
1000 persons to commit suicide 9Th
1t has burned or otherwise destroyec
property tothc amount Of $40, 600, 600
9th, IT has made 300, 900 widows enc
orphans. These are startling facts
asd are enough 70 ::sasa to ctfsti ~ s IS,
Try man that has the coed off his conn
4. try aths9r And as 5sse ltal alievs Iii,
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since, that she should never marry
again: I'll soon put stop to these
fine doings."
But this is not all, Mrs. Carter,
they have actually consulted DR..
l1oback, or some other humbugging
a.stroloSer, to learn how long you will
live, and he Informed them if your
husband could succeed in cutting down
all four posts Of your bedstead, while
you remained in bed, you would not
live four days"
Monstrous +! but this tale is in.
credible. | cannot believe it,"
You shall have proof for your
husband will commence operations
this noon, however foolish it may
SEEM"
But will not remain in the house
to be thus used. If were not so i'll
| would return at once to my fathers. !"
Take my advice, madam. Rest
quietly until he returns, but partakc
of all the nourishtnent you possibly
can, and when he begins his vile work,
leave your bed at once and thus put
an elfcctual stop to his rillanous in
tentions. | really cannot remain
another moment"
Hc left the lady in terrible race,
who, while rcflecting upon her wronaS.
entirely forgot her illness The un
conclous Carter returned. and without
wasting words began vigorously hack
ing at the elegant mahogany bed. posts.
The wife, with the fury Of tieress.
lcapcd from the bed and completely
overwhelmed the astonshcd man with
!nrcc.!ves and accusations or tho NOS.
bitter and vindictivc character.
lie thinking her insane, fed from
the apartment, but she followed from
room to room, giving her rage full
scope and denouucing him aud the
Widow Smith as the vilest aud most
criminal Of mankind.
After long and most ludicrous
seeAe cf domestic conmotion, matters
were satisfactorily explained by both
parties. The lady was completely
cured OF her fancics and became -,
excellent wife, but it was Il long tina.
before sh. torgave Bush.
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The SUMTER BANNER,
*. Is PUBLISHED
Every "wednesday Morning
BY
Lewis g. Richardson,
TIE Ee w S.

iMO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents ut tic expiration of nix months
Or Three Dollars Mt the end Of the year.
no paper discontinued until all arrcarnres
Rre rAIp, unless at the option of the Proprietor
,,,gW Advertisements inserted at SEVENTY
trIF l. tents per square, (l2 lines or lessD fo r
The first, and half :!at sum for each subsen,,eni
insertion, (Oficial advertisements the same
each time).
The number of insertions to be marked
on al Advertisements or they will be published
accordingly.
E ONE DOLLAR per square for n single
insertion: Quarterly and Monthly Advert Sc
'n'ents will be charged the SAME as I single in.
'sertion. and semi monthly the same rs new ones
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~ aarn OUT 1attoe Nauu."

a scene. The narrow pathway along
which he rode stretched away through
a dense pine forest, and on every side
the tall trees were broken and scatter
ed around him like stubble before the
wind.
TO DE CoNT1SuED)
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From the Columbia Banner.
FEaeST PRHXE TALE,
NAlCAH A EL ALLSCOT:
TEHE SHOT Nm TIME.
a STORY OF MARI0N'S MEN.
BY j. w. Erwin.

CHAPTER l.
"Our fortress is tho good greenwood,
Our tent the cypress tree
We know the forest round us,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
11oUPoN nONDs run slLE-soo GOO yl,r,n,. ana IT,

GNOtPON bONDs fOH OOOO Virginia and Ten-
~ nessee Rdtlrodd Aocdgtd cir cent Coupon Ronds
inrs.s aud iineipdi payable IN Se1 fort, ard conrSrh
into net " As Conpdny at h Pleasure Of Le holder
fnS tare sa day Of December isssThese Bonds
OF toOO each Unreasonable for 30 and the
loan OF one million owe hundred thousand dollars BY
The Legislature its million
the State and the whole
the entire road and property Company prompt
uent OF the interest and the ultimate
This oan toseihr With their original capital OF three millions
ril be expended on the road.
This Road will extend from Lynehburg to the
Assistance OF sco mileswhee II will connect with other
extending Memphis the Mississippi river
thereby aGording when the South Side and Petersburg
olk Railroads are completed continuous fror
Norfolk Petersburg, and Richmond Memphis passesthroush
Mat portion OF State remarkable fertility
Increasing business which Il are ady
Road sangune that will certainly pay per cent
more The whole work under contrast and will be
BY the day 81 January 1855 OF the
oe aud the
be hsd on Application To O. W. PURCELL co.,
lelS Va
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY

NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY
IN conformity with long standing o. selling
Shat period will come round 10 1850 have Determined from
day 10 pat down stock n such cash prcs will
REDUCTION before the DAY Of public BAwhateyer
main Oh hand Will b9 disposed Of At public auction without limit
or rsssTye.
We added onr our patrons the large supply
on ibe newest styles Of this Rs Goods enumerated below they
pTees OF tn
~ have plsesd 'nAl proni:
Cloths, Oa,'nsrtS, BItnstt' aud Pulsd Cloths
TSeeiJ, NsDiuoty aud X nnsbeek JsA aud Kerasys
fsnusli, LiutsyS, Plans and Labls.TWi,t KsTIsyG
IIsneh, German sbd Engli,h Merino',, all prices
hiek Plaid and Printed OatbmsTts aud HousIellneI
Taper brtpeh Plain douttepst, all thadgI Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid PersianI, ChAllsys and De Bsge
buper Plsin and Figured french Psnpes, for saequeI
Brt Banbttlns' Canton Cloths and AipleAS all pfess
Plaid spun sikS aod 9iik Wool Paiis De LansI
Bish Plaid, and Brcciis Glaee and Poult De sols
bfoesds sod Plaid Black SIZE, extra quality
Blk Gro dc EhiueI, Ta1stss, and Satin sWsutIns
6atint NoTcebts and Rorsncss ali aud qusiitisg
kssi Iil,h POplinb, snd Engiish aud French do
Meek, Bonnet Gap, LutsitfipR and Satin Rlbsnds
Dg Colorcd sud Bset and White PAid and Checked
Trsneb, English and American osIieo,, Cheap
Table Dsmsik, Table Cloths, Napkins and DoyIsg
Eyt Diapers, Hueksbtck, DoNlas and Towels
Embroidered Curtains and Drapfry BusinI
Dotted Ernbro dSrei and Plain ssif, HuJo dr,siS
Rich Laes and huiiu Pfsnoh and Scotch Worked Ooll.r
Muslin and Cttubre Sleeves, Habits and Tounongs
Muiin Cambria thrssd and Lis EdgnI, snd InIsrtlbu
Tibet, Cashmere, rurksre 4nd Rob HOy Shauls
LAdisI abd Mlos' KID, slt Nets Tibet Cloves
0egpt and Boys Butt, BeavtT, Thlbet and SILK DO
Ladls aud Gtnr s dsrno and SHAKER Vests aud DrAus
osbps Lsdsi md ChidTens WOOL Cotton and Bt
whitnty, MasfanaE, Tuilied and Duml Blankets
20, g3, 81 50 CO and 1874 shrpEs and Shsslipg
Pltii Dems''Is Apron Cheer, oInsbuIgs, DC. Ao.
VALENTINE, CRENBHAW A co,
No. % Brosd street, corner 9ih,
tslh Near Capitol Squats
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Rs@ sssa sssm NJ -

n NNITlHVAIH-VPHN CNTDN-
~ Cheapest Comfortable aud Espeiitiou. trreprr
made Travelling the spring.
Lexington. xc.
The Company provided With large additional supply Of
Engines bax
gage from Stages the whole route
line rEHNing hrosVt sSren hEsSs tresk.
The Of the at
where various In the scenery TO r
view of gradlsur beauty. 49,
Commencing With the 10th M.lir
will be daily Richmond Leay. Keh
niond at 69v A. NJ. and stAunton q p
By this line leave Petersburg In
the morning, and arrive at the white sulphur Springs day
Al 6soP. NJ. " ~
Leave sAunton at A. NJ and arrive In Richmond
Returning FROM the spring, viii
with the Orange and Alexandria
the Petersburg train going South.
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KENT, PAINE q KENT,
Importers WhOleslc Dealers IN Foreign and Domfstr
DRY GOODS
No. II, P0uHrEgyrn 81. RICHMOND
FALL. TRADE, 1884.
NATF repeatedly Invite attention Of the merchants Of
w Virginia. North Cac0bA Tennessee, unusually
iarg, aud commanding stock of BRETISH FREHCH dRD
gOODS, now being received various AITiva
ro Europe which we're purchased during the past summer BY
Mr. JtmesS Kent r crf under the favorable
cumstAncCs We alsO receiving complete assortment
dHERICAH F1BBfC the whole Comprising one Of largest
ahd attractive stocks
which will be sold AZ prizes unusually low.
We are also prepared With stock ofREdDy
MADE ILOTHLN, manufactured Richmond, which
made goods
psreulsry solicit merchants visiting this market TO can
aud examine stock edgnE sell goods AsoW
10 they can be bought 10 market tIIs country.
respectfully 'oIei'sd and promptly attended to
aug kEhT, PAIHE HRNf,
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STEAnBOAT CUKTIS PECk
DACKEr BOAT rLorGnpoY. Fum

VDAChEr BOAT PLoJGHBoS. FUR
II VIEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1911
pAf LlNEITse ,asseriSsrs viii SoEarasnee
tween RICHMOND AID NEW CANTON the 2sTG
next Great Inducements fer and hereby ecrrd
70 the travelling pGt all avoided,
senssrs taking rs.,ae the beAt AL places IL he day tine
Leave RICHMOND, al A NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays aaG
saturday, arriving IN New CAator a. p NJ Of the dAy
Re;arninc-Leaye NEw CANTON. ats \. NJ Nondsywe
nesdAys AHd Friday arriving II Richmond At P NJ % hs
day.
FAsI iha; seEsre charged by the line ef
BoyS, Edmond 4 pavsuPoTi.
O-nee or 'iA street, oTpCsi;s Ays o Warehouse.
EyEo CROUCH HOOPER.
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,.,I.E yIncINIa Ann rENNEssEE RAII

II RoAp-HED SULPHUR SPRINGS-rhe uudersi gnsd
running line Of stages Mondays Wednesday, aud
Friday and in days they will daily lne nom New
bern Depot the vsins and Tennessee Railroad to Giles Ct
House and a. Red Sulphur Spring.
scHEDuLE-Lsave 1ynehburY via TrpiGid and Tennessee
Hdirdd at A. NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Springs NJ
the day.
Fare LynehburS GLE, House. 60
Do do do Red Sulphur. 30
Tickets may be procured n, iyueh6urg depot.
July 18th, 1854 fLAGG CALDWELL 4 co.
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1fssln scsriIs esxraIi Apvlsssiso Hopss % sAasAu
srnExr,
PIANOss PIANOSli PIANOslI


PIANosI PIANOsu PIANOSIu
A rrESrioS Of puTehs,ersi 10 respectfully called
2 sy Isa s.n' and as; ssisss X, pas
knesn a. h,us csiK.ri,t rspIs srnsorp PilSou w
stare With The single anser. attainment hitherto
ordinary performer Is enabled by the al. Of this i'm
to produce p.y,ps would con.
asd rhne"rs or Lat, One Of IL chief sss.sneiss 1. 1t,
quality Of One aud instantly changed by III.
and charm the heart These superior In power
70 two ordinary seven octave P.nos While for sweetness, putty
ss so and richness OF tone they challenge the competition Of
This !: n; united !s.,%ony Of Professors and Amateur. who
'' '''' SrsSFs. Sal Pi bss.a-.y New York.
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