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We publish it for the benefit and guild
ance of the uninitated. Read, yc, and
tremble
Nagles Vile May tn s. l54
My dear H my only true friend,
this is the last conversation probibly that
we shall ever hav it is the hardest task
that ever | had for to think that we must
part and and purhaps for ever. H
[ cant hardly ceep up courage enough to
right, for my hart is broken. o H
can it be the case. o hope not for |
that you will change your mind. thine
that you cant do no other way, but let 1t
be the case or not | shall never stand to
see YOU taken away where you will not be
happy, or see you run upon or misusod by
anv of the dandies as long as l can here
from you. H-yo must not be AFRAID
to ask me for any thing that you may
want for | think Just as much of you as
ever and cant never change my mind
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from a hand that will protect you in eve
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A single family in Sangamon county,
(Ill.) have Seoentee'a dbousand sjseep, and
all of good blood. Sheep raising is a
fine business in Illinois. 1t is said that
every farmer who has tried the business
bas amassed fortune.
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$4,000 Brick.

Just burnt and now on hand for sale by the
subscriber as follows: $4,000 at his kim
at Stroudsburg, and 100000 at his kiln al
Dutotsburg, near the Delaware Water Gap
These brick will be sold on the most reason
able terms, as the subscriber wishes to quit
the business as soon as he can dispose of
his stock of brick. He also offers his brck
yard, house and lot with large body of clay
at Dutotsburg, all in good order, and new.
for sale. Any person wishing to engage IN
the business, can do well by purchasing
said establishment.
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE.
StroudsbuTg, October 81, 1853.
BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this Office
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Contribution to the Washington Monu-

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Mr. Peabody,
the well known American Banker at
London. has contributed $1,000 to the
Washington Monument.
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fare well. farewell.

Death Of Ex-President Fillmore's Brother
BUFFALO, July ga despatch has
been received in this city, from reliable
source, announcing the death of exPres
ident FiIlmore's brother Charles, who
died yesterday, at St. Paul, Minnesota
supposed of cholera
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Cholera AT Easton.

A large number of deaths by Cholera,
occurred at Easton during the past week.
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Foreign News.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
AEkssYAE OF THE ALPS.

Cattou 1Iurket DM-Heavy Decline an
Breaozst4GS-Reported Return Of the
Russians to IVaIlachia-A,reSts IN 81.
PeterS5urg-Rumored Death Of Prince
Puskicwitch-T Trouble beta0een Nicholas
and tile Heir Appare1at-I THE Allies APP
proacAsg the Danube-1he SP@"1Sh
Isurection Spreading.
BosToN, July 81 The steamship Alps,
with Liverpool dates to the 10Th, arrived
here at noon today. Her adyiccs are
four days later.
The Alps, on the 10Th, off Great Orm-
shead, spoke the American steamship At
lantic, bound in.
The Alps brings Liverpool papers of
the 10th and London and Paris papers
Of the 18th.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was only
moderately active since the departure Of
the Africa. Prices on Tuesday evening
were generally unchanged. The sales
for the two days were estimated at II ,00O
balos-those Of Tuesday, the eth, being
absut 5000, great portion of which was
taken by she trade.
The London Money market was with
out special chango-rates varying from
to 5 per cent,
The Liverpool market for Breadstufs
shows that prices arc Auctuating. The
quotations are very unsatisfactory. It
appears that large decline has taken
place both in Wheat and Flour. The
former is Cd. per 10 lbs. lower, and the
latter 2a3s. per bbl. lower.
Trade at Manchester was somewhat
depressed. Goods anl Yarns were offer
cd at reduction on previous rates.
The War News.
A tclegraphic despatch in the Second
Edit on of the London Times states that
the Russian troops were returning from
Moldayia to Wallachia.
The Russian troops stationed in Les
ser Wallachia says a despatch from Wild
den of the 18th, have crossed the Dan
ube t several different points and occu-
pied the principal places in order to pre-
vent the Troops from crossing at Alnta.
Adyices from St. Petersburg to the
8th, announce that three hundred young
mobiles had been arrested on the charge
.of expressing sentiments IN opposition to
the government.
1t was rumored at 'lenna on the I'th
'n4E III, 1 FinGe l "'AIe":lon : " as TeaH; IS;
ADo ""olo S%ll''ou u III All" wa
marGhinS IT.; on D0cnaIest'
ne N"sS'.n' ",9 ieP'','U % oe en-
gagged ID Gu'lins GOWN ana " o'Ig[ 1Ii WISE ,I, ce-
S'rT{ T} '"5 IN? crops o! "nsa. Ia y "I,"onIa
noIIoJ - a;va sot;.rac.orv ossnranco ofI
is conrse to Austria
ACCOUNTS from Bucharest to the 14tb
mention in consequence Of = disDnte hay
ing arisen LotTeen the Emneror Nicholas
ami the heir to tbe crown. the Iattcr will
nat ioin tho army
The allied land forces in Tnrkov wore
IN FIJI march far the D,nnbo
A bodv Of French troons had arrived
at Rustchuk, ard there was force of
E,oalisb troons # Fmhalar
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70 the Voters Of Monroe County.

FeILow- -CitizenS:-At the solicitation OF
friends, | have been induced to
offer myself as a candidate for the Office OF
County Commissioner,
and respectfully solicit your votes and lniu-
enca Should be so fortunate as to be cleo
ted. | pledge myself to discharge the duties
of the Office faithfully, and to the best of my
ability. CHARLES POSTENS.
l.. Suithfed, August 2, 1854.
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10 the Voters Of Monroe County.

FeVow- Citizens At the solicitation of
numerous friends, have been induced 10 Of
fer myself as candidate for the office OF
C0W7tY Commissioner,
at the ensuing General Election. and respect
fully solicit your votes and influence. Should
be so fortunate as to be elected, pledge
myself to discharge the duties of the office
faithfully and to the hest of my ability.
JOSEPH HICKMAN.
P0cono, August 3, 1854.
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Cholera at Niagara Suspension Bridge
Horrible Disclosures EX- President
Fillmore

Cholera at Niagara Suspension Bridge
Horrible DisclosuTes--- EX President
Fillmore.
BUFFALO, Friday, July 2s, 1854.
We learn from the most reliable source
that the rayages OF the cholera at the
Suspension Bridge, on the Canada side
have been far worse than heretofore rep
resented. Our informant visited the
scene yesterday, and found that almost
every soul capable Of moving had desert
ed the vicinity, leayiny the dead without
burial. lie discovered in one shauty
woman so far gone as to be unable to
move, and dead bOdy-bcr child, seven
years old-lying in bed by her side, in
an advanced stage of decomposition. Ia
another house he found two men-one
dead and the other dying without succor
The latter died shortly after. Al
three of these bodies be inferred with the
aid of lad employed at the telegraph
office. In yet another shaDty be found
three unbured bodies, so much decayed
that he could not venture to disturb them.
This morning he set fire to the shanty and
consumed the bodies.
We learn as reliable fact that sever
al bodies, only partially consumed, were
to-day being rooted up and deVoured by
a parcel of hogs which found their way to
the spot. We can rely firmly on these
horrible statements, whatever may be said
to the contrary.
Mr.. Fillmore and son leave here to-
morrow for Cayuga County. They are
both ip very feeble health.
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10 the Voters Of Monroe county,

10 the Voters Of Monroe county,
FeiIoD-citiaens i offer myself as can
didate for the office of
Parliamentary 6, Clerkofthe Courts
Of Monroe county. Should you Deem me
worthy of your support and favor me with q
majority of your votes, I pledge myself to
discharge the duties of the office personally,
and to the best of my ability.
Your hum5le Scrrant,
JOHN EDINGER.
StroudShurg, Aug 3, 1854.
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P0cono, August 3, 1854.
60 the Independent Voters of
MONROE COUNTY,.

Encouraged by a number of my friends ir,
different parts of the County, offer myself
IS q candidate for
Register and Rec0rder.
at the ensuing Election. and respectfully So
Ilcit your votes and interest. pledge myself
if electel, to perform the duties of said office
promptly and faithfully, and to the best OF
my ability. WILLIAM S. REES.
Stroud township, Aug. 3, 1854.
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otroudSburg, Aug. 3, 1851.
SlSERdEE.
sheriff.

Shoald be so fortunate as to he elected, |
will endeavor 10 discharge the duties of the
office faithfully, personally and to the best of
my ability. HENRY d. SIIAFER.
CheSnuthW, August 3, 1854.
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IL A friend handed US letter, of
which the following is correct copy
We publish it for the benefit and guild
ance of the uninitiated. Read, yc, and
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Sheriff.

of Monroe county, at the ensuing General
Election and respectfully solicit your votes.
Should ! be so fortunate as to be elected, |
pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
Office personally, faithfully and TO the best of
my ability. CHARLES Ii. HEANEY.
GhcSnUthW, AUG. 3. 1854
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10 the Voters of Monroe County.

FeLL0U Citizens Being encouraged by
numerous friends in various parts of the coun-
ty, | offer myself as candidate for the Of
flee of
Sheriff,
at the ensuing General election. Should
be so fortunate as to be elected, pledge my
self to discharge the duties of the office with
fidelity.
GEO. SWARTWOOD.
SLroudsburg, July 27, 1854.
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The intelligence from France is not i'm
portant,
There was quite fuctuation on the
Bourse on the 18th, and the rcntcS in
clined one per cent. The market was
also depressed,
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TO lE.c Voters of Monroe county.

FeItoo-cif'sens At the solicitation ofnu-
merons friends | have been induced to offer
my self as candidate for the office of
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1.-the Iruu4- stopped ioi "A pas-rnget between hnA
At the abasc uamoi points, the charge willie motc ion
the point a-t passed lay the Iran. mod chnrge VII
-. Joss than torut,-i,e cents in an, cnae.
Passengers Who do ptocafe Ticket (cSecPt lhos"
who take the ar abr,c 1ich"s are moi '"d,
viii bs charged by the cuudurtor . LET cent ~ AT
tior the rerulnr rafes cd iar", utos died, ho""N"
thut ma sb, lac ferc,ve Tina Ten. MOI NOR
than fly tcrt- from anyone passenger. In any ln On
the rnad.
servant, vi h. roqurrd 10 hive pn--c>. on Il"
he lc will thu 1rkel Aa,ut and eic With the Gon nc
tor, winch pns-e- must l., okrie IN granting DO VI
ere rs tfascl ON the car. re roI,,rd r-o1> be
required produce Duertro" papel- iHr! vii ~ h.
permitted To- travel on tGc rat=.
Jun 10 l. II oil l. tfrr >nFl
~ Ali pspers advcrti-ine Ion tins Company VII
phase >torn ally .rtl-rfrnt- IA relation 10 P1,-,ueo
-..l-I 49,. LIZ.
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S'UPERlOR VELVET CARPETS, (alraady mud J
- s .perlor A XII nstrr Rug. (to mutch)
Nuts -
DIV Cu,pets
do
IL, 4 und 8 supr Twillrd Ncuetians
Chnair and Tuf'rd Rugs
iala>- aud Oh mlie Matt.
1 l. Ga, 81, l6.4 and % 4 Oh Clots Go Dians
Roo, }
/ l. Ga an1 81 Furniture Oil 9th (very suprrior)
Bus x Grld, Green Gold, C.mson < Gold Dn
rnas Tor Cutia ms
Solid B'ue Cum,or Damask for Currnins
Turkey Rcd Nu,lint. do
Centre Ta-sle- aud side Loops for Curtains maj c]
Danusk Resets and Bants
Window Corn.cr. a~.or ed Every beautiful par,rn.)
Sup'r Larc CuitdIns
Emhrmdrrca Musi for Cu.rair.
All It ~. irh ue#p III ell extremely low and respect
fully t-k ,I from all Wishing pnrchq,r
>op 30 In GEO NJ RUCkER 4 co
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GEORGE B. JONES & CO,

hRUGGlSfS PETERSBURG. Va rncr tor sale Tor
- CASH or on approved CREDIT. nn extensive
nm yarird assortment Of Medicines Paints, Oils
Dye Stuffs Window Glass, Soaps, Pelfumely.
&c.,Ac. ObtanIug their supplies from manufacturers
nnd importers ,nly, rhr arr prepared lernt-h pune
md genuine ant Giles rs low They ae bought OF an,
regular lohl.itg house
Their stock for the Fail tndr embraces: Be,t trcaoh
English aud Am.ricnn Quinur; Frimr Cnrricu- mud
Manl, Indieoe-; PRIME Honduras CuchinraI; Best q
i've Oil, in bottles and casks fur ite Lead, dry MI
ground IN Oh; PRIME Ombro Madder. barrels and
hre-; Bloc trio b H. nud he2e; ENuacl Ioewpu1,
IN beN,-; Spices 81 all kinds whole aud ernnnd Pefn
lr Patent NJ dicue. oi all kid; nnu. uni uth'1#eN
iot the handkerchief; Ger GoIuIut Hair OIL,
P"inalum. air Bnshe-, sc &c, d.
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SILkSi SILhS!! SILhS!!!
goth September.
GEORGE vi. EsUCkEK d co.

AVE in,r ,ee.i,ed and orrael their 'toeh OF
L l,ndid SILK GOODS comprising almost every
IL ,fSik Goods worn TIE respectfully ask tn"
of the purchasers of Sik Goods II the t'llow.
IN:
. l. 26-2S-3O-32 & 81 nch supr Black Gao de
Rhine s lis
3 inch ,up'r Black Taict d Silk
Nnp'r Blh Rcp SiIks-assoted qualities for mourning
. Gro Grain do
" Black and Colored Watercd Silks
do aud Polka figured do
do an Striped do
a Brocades Every elegantly
fhid Silks. rtei
Coored Brocade do - for Dinner Dresses
Plaid do " -"
White Brocuie do for Bridal Dresses
Rrpt do " g"
Waterea do ="
GIare do
q Col, red Chameleon Gro de Afringes
PLAN Colored Silks, assorted such A. - and
Hoses Maria l. ui-e. Tan, Sky Blue Pink, P'n
Green, Straw. Lilac, &C., &c.
sep 30 d2m
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Book, Stationery, Music and Fancy
Business

lie viii be RECEIVING, L. low lnN>. trum the North
,tn tule-, I,ec ind ", ectcd sock nf Books
tur Stationery Muse mud tanry nrti,'c.. aud pre-
sen n. -tocl tboueh small wi be- found courii.e
euoa assortment oi Sch"o lio#h-. wells Music Mn
..,ul i.-rrWetl> a. Persons wishing 10 purchnsr
h Oh al my kind w.Gll o Will Ia gtsr him cal.
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ISa. slOa AL.
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r q II r. n Il w Il Ii a MS

X q d u tx w u II n vi ,
l'AkES Ilis MI. oao innlring his friends and
| rpaasr, nud The publ gcner .tha he .ns removed
s Boo> Nlnre tie r"w urd 5eaut l huldlue at Mr.
mors's opposite the Citizens Savings B NIX
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Dissolution.

'SNHE Gnplrtncr,hp heretofore existing under the
,t>Ie and tum of VIM T. Green & Co. il
nrrrby Dissolved 10y Hual consent.
Al person, Indebted to the requested Ia
come forward and settle with VIM. T. Green. Mo is
o ne authorized II the othe firm in Iiquida
ton. NM. I GREEN a. CO
Aug 1T, 1881.
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" GOODS
pHIl.p W PAYNE

\ EW DRY GOODS
y PHILLIP W. PAYNE
Is nov receiving WY suptDor stock Of FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS CONSISTING Of every altirir
ot Lades aud Genilcncus wear Also. u large assort
MN. Of Blankets, Lindsey and l'ayy Woolcns all OF
which hcofcrs the favorable terms. II : tor.
patron, ai the public general sI"cttu 20
iaited to rap Al ny LES CORNER. MAIN ST.
sep Ii Dis
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The
- SHOE n HATEMPORII VI, fR


-Four Doors dboue the Market House,
The undersigned would respectful invite the attention
OF their friends and the public generally to their
stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats aud Cap, Trunks, Vaiises Carpet
Bags, School Sachels, &c itens Boots of their own
manufacture, and thnt of Miles Sons also J. Miles
& Som double waterproof Boots super article
Ladies Cloth and Kid Caters, }uskin Bootees " hole
Boots, &c; Misses and Chldrens' Shoes OF all kind,
and sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes Servants Shoes-a
superior article Gents fine Mnleskin Huts Nebras ka
Know Nothing. Young Aruerict. Wide Wake and
Slouches of ifef4nt kinds Also variety OF mems
and boys Cans chdrens' Caps ard Fut bans. In few
days wild receive Eastern Goods comprising
men, and bows Coarse Boots, Shoes, &c, and then
with safety that stock will be comnIcp
an, offered in this market-wlich will sell cheaI,
as anybody in the All ask 10 call. aud see
for yourself FRETNELL Il HALL.
ort Iu.ts
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sOUrRisiDE as,1LIsOAD.

e. On III ~ - y - ready receive
II M ~ frr.shi, CIR The South,de Il Ill.
road. al Wm. r. Ande,~ou'~ Commission House on TN.
Basin Any person wishing the rates of freight
en- obtain rrig list by calling ne.
fy o.der OF the Sup't
sep Bots ALFRED w. HbRNER Art
nNiE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
spe"tmliy 20 ca he attention OF the citizens III
Lynrhhure and the ud ming country.to his large and
Is splendidas~ortmento of BOOTS SHOES
III CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE sz2es7ss
-~Ss AMI which are WARRANTED OF TIN RFsr or,t,
~ .Np Of SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishing Ia ho,va good npd durable Boot E, 4,
Shoe erthc present season, will do well To call an
am determined please both "a. regards p,,,,i
and price.
Don't forget cal! atthe store three doors above m
trnukn Hote and Immediately Opposite the Ciiizcn,'
Savings Bank. +. +. GRlAALDl
Ice
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T Small FORM. YORK

y. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TIL first cb~- double engine hip. a.! ~
Roanoke, Capt Thomas Skio1sr tlvrs CITY --<hA<sz.
Punt lor NV ar, Every Saturday morn A. at 10 u
rtaek. toueang Norfolk. Tho Jamc-t s~n, Cart
Edward Cayendy leav,- As heretofore E'ery 1u'sdH,
rveaing, touching Norfolk. Trains by Inllr,ad hon
Pctet-l ing { meet with eaet ship
Passengers .raving Lyuchburg Tu"-dnY morning
viii il tire lnt the Jaate.town Guy Poutfhe
same evcuinq AT pclock; and thpse leaving frdnN
ll lay l'rrr -burg that NIGHT, and connect Wi
the koinokr. ar.l morning al 10 n'clocl.
Passage md il,e from Petersburg. including
State Rooms slo ~
Nieefugo ta-sap' > III
'a,-ag, an Fare 10 Norl9lh same by Inc Rive
Steamers
For Elcis / /, Pc. src appiy 10
SAM ELG. BAPTIST, Pet. rsburs.
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,


fENliE beputittsI and hlvoric .t4hH'p MI - =
kUGI SIA, uudet h. command al Ar---sssS5rvSS
uupt YIN. G.. Surh. 90 long ii hvorabiy known Ia
ihr travelling community ON tie Potomac and Jam"-
RIVER Is nov running on the In" YIN Poh Wal
TIM. alld D.. tutni-lrd wllh LIE T. 30 4 y -
lie rrr-rrycr.. tor.e Pump, md al The nrltancr-
loired by Actot Conefe,s thu safety ii n--
.nEcrs-
lhc Gars running 10 en- ncxon viii tie Augusta from
Ricumald lr,ryr tbr Richmond nd Petersburg Depot
.sIN NouJN. NrdursJav,nn Friday orInrk NJ
Persons oeri ing Rlrbuoad. 10y the Packet Bouts
hive but lrw .teI,. 10 walh To- iha Cars
The Cnr- ruiz from P"t,r.lurg Ia lily Point ia
connection with the Augusta rnvr Petersburg sn,uc
my us above, et74 Ma1rom lie Depot Of the Arpo-
mnttuN Il K Co Illus p,inl rH>,eukcrs an opportunity
DunviIc Railroad To Kirmoud, ~ by WV OF the ''onth
Sic RAILROAD 10 PETERSBURG aud iron There nest morn
ire Ia Norfolk
Returning the AugusaA,i0 envr Norfolk ou In ncr
in,odais. viz; Tuo,day- 1hur,dny' aud Saturday,,
j a
The Anguish vii stop Mt Old Point both eolog AID
returning REGULARLY Throughout The l}nhine Sens N.
ihrc between Rtcumoud, Notoll, nud Old POINT /! OF
larr betercd Richmond, Gokc'-, Rings Mil and
Children over fhrcr ,,al. aud MI over twcl'n
Fr'1-a al ose. hall purc
M.'d- each ..--4. ..z#..- .-.#--. 1T
NerNuu1-. through. ..--.- 81
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Jun e6#dtct= THuS BODAMENDa> ttt
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fsfiE subscriber take, iii, aon thank his
ieod- for the liberal patron p they bestowed
upon Vim. I Green X o., and to infer II them that he
VIII continue thclr bus ness IN tie pI,ce.
SOD - dim " VI [. GREEN.
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SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, Saddle1y, House
Furnishing Goods &c &c.

ckC'
tREGORh 4 ROY ALL having determined to make
NJ change IN their business, will offer from to day
the largest aud desirable stock ct Hardware. Cur
ley &c, e ever fore offered tins market great.
reduced prices or casl Mony otttcles at and blor
J4d.
|. rrding to co . NJ thc'r business as speedily H.
possible, toy cordially invite all Indebted the old
concern Of Gregory Roytil and the late concern ol
G1eaorN Ro>hl n Simpson topoy tp as longer indnl.
eenc" cannot be- given.
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GAS Ll<sss' IS.

1--WE Lyme burg Gas Llgnt Company fully
Il prepared To furnish Stores, Churches Factories
nil private families with G'l- OF "A superior quay.-
Whether consider thr bri.liancy o the light free.
am from cry tnue calculate soil rooms fun nurr
carpets il che puess it is lar superior any uihe
light in w leg leave invite attention thu
following recomm. ndAiion OF few ot ttose who huve
tested lis qualities.
The Undersigned, who art l,iug Gas manufactured al
the Lynchhurg Gas W ork-. take pleasure in recommend
ng il citizens largr, being better. cleaner
and cheaper than any other liz lit have used consider
ne the amount oil lielu obtained.
Robert Early HtgIr.. McE,crry & Co.
/ A. Atkinson Baker Cavey,
Simpson x Bro, Burroughs, Skater, & Co
John T Wright, b, Sumpter,
Philip W Payne, Glass u Rane,
Juo. q. Meem, +. l. Dudley,
Nm. Sttzer n X NJ. GuCgeuhcimer,
Acrer ., McCanuhun, G. Mur,e,
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM B. & c. Fisher.
q Rurker. Il StHbier \ Co,
Z. L. Gibbs of a. Boyd,
Baptist On rch, W. I Ardelsuu& Co..
Ro>,er y CHwthon, Horner Watson & Co,
Aoryrl House, Mechanic, Hult& Preston,
Ghus t. Lee, Thos Sharp
Norwck House. GenlSup. of R r.,
". W. Let,wic x Bro, Frctwcl a. Hal,
Washington House. d. Il. PnNe,
, Laaghorue, Iiul.her Il Locwoua,
Ja>- NJ Boyd. {Nmdcns oil ST PauIs
SAN. ". Sh,iton, SChurch.
Those wishing to introduce Gas can certain tue
rp, and any other INFORMATION tug H. Is apply.
ugto I. Z. HOPPER Suierintt ndent
may l8dts