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CIOTHING AT COST.

AwING .. the xrsat quantity Of Ready mad" Cloth
~ ing in this market, aud the hardness Of the times
We have concluded sell for time our line and beau
,ifs assorted Stock OF Ready made CloIhingt urni-'
inR Goods Umbrellas, &c. &c. at Cost Tor Cash
Now Is COMPATIBILITY the time lor all WANTING such
goods--and who does not Ito lay ina good supply oi
clothing such as are se,Iom offered in this market.
Our Goods are all new and but recently purchased al
very low prlces; and consist of al styles aud patterns
the fnesito the ooarsest kind; to suit every per
Our Cloths, Gs.simeres and Nesting sc will continue
40 make up a, the lowest Of profits, according Ia
the times and every article made warrant TO We
give entire satisfaction.
Con one and al and examine for yourselves AMI our
word or IL. Won viii no, GO nwsy dissatisfied Al
BAKER 4 cLAvEY'S
Clothing Sta,ion cor. Main q Marketsts.
may lots
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sOUTH-sTDE RAILROAD
L. s % s. :,


PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The De
"A pot, in Pelei sburg every day Sunday excepted
ut O'Clock, A. ana arrives at Burkeve at the in
iersection of the Richmond and Danyie Ral.Roat
ut 10 oclock.A. connecting by That Road with Messrs
T. Flagg L. Co.'S Stage Lue for Charlotte Court tinse
Halifax Court House, DanviIle and Greensboro n e.
aud arriving at Farmville at ll.30. M. CONNECTING
there with Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Lin
Tor Lynchburg.
Returning. train leaves Farmville at l. P NJ
ard Burkev. ale at d, p arriving IN Petersburg il
time for the trains going North or South connecn,
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomaltox Ra
Road with the spl, nd nships Roanoke and Jsme
town Tor NJ w.York; which leave City Point at 7P vi
and every Wednesday with steamships for PhlalephI
which leave City Point The same hour.
i sser gers preerrng to in Petersburg tie oye
uight, can take the mornii train North at d. A. u
HE James River Boats for Old T ,int, Norfolk and Ba
8, A. M, the of the South at 0 o'coe
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tic
cts between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lyncbburl. through in
hitteeh hours, ------.-.--...---. 81
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through i'll Two days,
Between Petersburg and " hite Sulphur Strngs
Though in two days. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Between Petersburg Dauvite, through in tWen.
ty-tour hours, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Between Petersburg Gee ,sboro' N. C., thru
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. g. through
IN three days. ------.-.----.-. IL
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SIS
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ey
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. ~
returns the same days Any person wishing
rites If freight obtain freight list by calling
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
deco Is E. J. WALL Sant
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
Port walthall Limo

Fort Walthall Line
NHE beautiful and iavorite steapbIats rszrs
Il AUGUSTA under hr command ofS...A--.s
Capt. Nm. G. Smith. (so long and avoiably kn1,1a
the travelling community the Potomac and Ian.
Rivcr) is running on the line via Port a.
iha aud is furnished with LII re II Ar
Lfe Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the nlianS,
required by A,t of Congress secure the sufely
engers. les
The Cars running il COZ nexion with tie AUGUST. r.
Rchm,nd, leave the Rchmond ard PETERSBURG D.na,
every Monday, "Wednesday ,and Friday 6 ocock w
Persons eari ing in Richmond, by the Packer Ba.
have but few steps 70 walk to the Cars
The Cars runni. from Petersburg to CITY po.,
connection with the Augusta leave PETERSBURG ..
days above, at75 M, from the Depot Of the Am
matox X X. Co, thus giving passengers an optortob
10 go from Lyme hburg e Their by the Packet Boat. ~
Danville Railroad 10 Richmond or by way of the so,b
Side Railroad to Petersburg and olL there next mo
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on The ala,
rate days Wis Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturay, 4,
O'Clock A. NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c... 81 m
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
Grove w hart, Observation-Disclosures. / "A
Children over three years and ove twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals EACH --....-... e "a
Servants, through, .--..----..-.... / 90
Servants to any point on Il river 90
Meals, -.-.-----.---... 90 0j
mar 3 ldScts THOS. DODAMEAD. Sum
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z GOODS.
VERY IMPORTANT
Stigler, McEIderry d 10,

TTAvE received another lot Of those elegant and dn'
IL rable DRAP DIET COATS fhey are
e,taiy the most desirable coats thai eaa be
possible worn much that they are he'd p ihgne'
estimation at the Sonh than be finest broad cloth
To very lerge gentlemen would say that We can
suit them in size 10 frun 3s 40 ~ and 20 breast nee
are. Also every article in the way Of Cotton, Linen
<saure, Silk aud Merao Shirts. Also, most eSce'lent
article Of Shrunk Linen Goats and Pants a very hand
so,e .,,;ele A s ENGLEDoNE.
may l3.ts fnr Stisler. MeELieffy & ca
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BOOKS. &c
HUw BOOKS NEW BOOKS !

...Jv,-, NEW BooK5i NEW BOok6i
Azlz/x&D u. PAYNE has te=Jay opened he i''-
sH.LX lowing Yoikf
AIIOg q by young lady of l;ir hnond, Va.
Va entine. s'iiisfofy II the CHy Of New York,
AIemnirs and Sermons ii the Rev VIZ. psfai eitf ms
sianary. Richmond, VI.
Histor, Of % iver Cromwell; by NJ 6nizoi
Flanrhere'r Narrative,
The Lawyer Story.
Sprr Manifestation. EKan1ed and Exl lainedby D'ds,
Margaret. ar Pr. i.siiee D. Home.
AT u " ar; by JomiB
The Caineotn uf Rome, by ". J. Kiss
Anfal iogfapiy Of m Aires Mrs. hn~aii.
Ssls. Sh Ell Sketches Of The Irish Bar,
The Apocalypse Unveiled. VII
/. fe aud Labors Of ST. Augustine,
Encyclopedia 81 Pfris m Adventures Of Travellers,
Hunters and Sailors.
Cruise 81 The orth Star,
The Winter Lodge.
The Sout crn Farmer and Mathet Gafdhei,
Henek's Ficld.Bok Gn Railroad Engneas,
Buy Muvrmens of an Idle Woman,
The Seventh Census u. S.-1Sj0
r71y lets
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RECO NJ NJ DATIONS.
CHIEF ENGINEER's OPFlcE. Va. 6 Tenn Z. L

CHIEF ENGiNEkRs OFFIcE, Va. & Tenn. z. Z I
Lynchhurg. Va Septem rr %, 1888. (
TO THE RAH-ROAD PLBLiC.
Ali the Cars # every lind in use upon s road Lave
Teen made al the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
i, thr direction Cf Gen'l NettIeton. as Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say thai cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed | cheerully re
mmend these works, to companies requiring cars,
competent AID faith ully execute any con
TINT may BE- made with the OF these orks
CHAS. Nj. GARNETT,
CHIT Eng. Va. d. Tenn. r. K.
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LApYis NEW Fashion BOOK

ON tie +, Of every month is published. price RS
~ cents Funk lie lies L,die Guzette OF Paris,
Lo.don and New York Fashions, containing 100 En-
cravings OF the Newest S es of Ladies aud Child ems
HITS, Caps, Dresses, Manias, &c, full size Paper.
Pattern OF Il Mnntn largs Sheet of Patterns, and ID
scrlpton If Crochet w rk Articles Relieve Leathe
Work, Velvet Paintings, Nc, Entertaining Ltaar
Matter, Tales &c, Novelette, by Mrs Ann Stephens.
Also-Ench Part contains New Song Piece Of Mu.
sic Arrangements have been comp leted in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will arpe in This Worl,
ncnh before tho Paris Fashion Books recei, ed
by the steamer.
Part |. issued january LIST, 1854 and has been
reprinted sis different times order the demand
Ali the back numbers bn Obtained. The culoed
Plate is alone worth money than is charged for
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
at Is b, lar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try Wecor'ally recommend it'-N. y. Daily Times.
ak' sthe highest rink ann ng all journals of it, class
N. Y. Tribune. "This is uperb work. b Fran
SCRIPT 1t is tho best record Of The Fashion pub.
lished" Saaddy Times, Phaadeiphia.-"It contains
ali the newest Fashions. aud coored Plate of great
beauty '-Home journal.
Ono cop, yenr 49, iva do, S.; four do. 50. One
copyo the Gazette, ind copy # larpe!'s, Putnam.
or Grahams Magazine, one year, 50.
flee M. Juhn street, New YORK., and for sale by
| all Booksellers the United STATE, and Canadas.
npl 10 d3m
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Lynchburg Furnishing WareroOm.

ID r. LlGGAN & SON Urhol SEy-Easr
HI. stersrs. rapel Hangers. Mat 81 sIss.szzs4fA
,re.s aud hope Manufacturers. Main -
Street Two Daors below the Marker house. LynchbgIg.
ya keep cor,sl any hand and make 10 or er Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck, Mess Cotton, Woo and Spiral spring
Mattresses, ~ dRope Of every description.
We have ia employment some first rnte Cab.
net Workmen: and intend tn keep hand SUPP ly Of
FURNITURE, Of our own make and also Northrn mum
lartnresuch Bureaus, Sofa, Wardrobes BedsIcads,
Ch,irr. Double and Single Lopngrs-l00O Bead teads
uow ON hlnd. We ask tie attention OF all Sho navy
articles in ne and pledge oursel es 10 sell UP
an rs reasonable he obtained in this an
other market 10 special attention given To the rs-
pnring If Furniture. Gan 2-d&c's)
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WIN. \. HANNAH
NFRANKLIN-W wholesale

AjsESON AZ EsANkAHN-WhO lcs9tse
w AND RETAIL GROCEkS AND COMMlS
sion Merchants. in the Granite Front Building.
few dools above the Merchants BunN, Main Street.
Lynchhurg, Va receiving their Spring supply
which they invite the attention OF their friends aud
the public gcnrnly-
20 hid, o. N @ and st Sugars,
80 bbl4 Retired Coffee do
~ +" Clarified and Pulverised do
lnb boxes Loaf do
10 bbls Crushnd do
10 hhds Cuba aud o Molasses
20 hhls n o aid Sugnr-houSe Sirrup
100 Su rs Rio aud Luguia Coffee,
- Superior Brown Java no
5 " 1enninc Moe, do
Chests G T.. Impcrin nnd Black Teas,
3 Tierees New Crop Rice,
300 Sdcs Sole Leather heavy and light weights.
bales Shoe Thread,
500O lbs 3a,c Cotton. assorted numbers,
} hnles Cotton Bats.
100 Sacks Suit,
20 tons Country aud fredegur Rolled Iron, a,sd
1000 lbs Blistered Steel.
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steol
5 bo>cs patent Axes different brands,
200 KEGS Nails assorted,
- - Horse Shoes
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails
- best Nova Scotia Grind Stones.
30 boxes Sperm aud Aduwaetne Candles,
| 20 " 1urpenline Soap
| 20 Lbs Mnckere
| 20 " Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs good fanilS Bacon,
100 bushels Cloyerseed,
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, ChockoInte, Alum. Saltpoter
Soda, Stach Copperas, Indigo, Nader large stncl
! al Cotton n,bergs, Brown Duncsti,s ;. Stnple DRY
| Goods and graf mnny other articles tedious t,
mention, all OF which they offer sell on the very hes
terms. or 20 give in exchange for country produce
mHr7ts
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Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET. LYNcHBURG. VA,

(ePposIrs TBE cABELL Huusr,)
A enti,e new stock of CLOTHS. GASSlMERES,
"A and vEST1NGS Gcntlemen's furnishing goods.
&C., &c Also,a large stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing which FOR beauty of style and elegance of furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishment in the Northern
cities Particular regard will be naid 10 shrinking OF
al summer goods that 10 b. washed.
Clothes Made 10 Order.
A large and varied stock Of Clotb- Oassimeres and
Fosiings male order short notice. The best OF
sworkmeu employed in making up work. We daa
at all times, study 10 yleaso
Mode Of Doing Business
Selling eoai goods al or priocs IL enable Us to carry
out this system in GOOD faith, it viii be absolutely nee
essary TO adopt tbe following rules from which he pub
lie viii derive equal benefit with ourselves. hrstTo
EcosoaisE rIaE--lo abatement in the prices asked
for goods the prices asked the lowest they can be
sold al. This nil cpabeape salesman to do the work
of two the old plan vf asking one third more Than
they would be willing TO seal tor TO sELI ron cAsn,
short terms by special agreement Which will cn.
able buy goods principally fer cash. which we
do 10 per cheaper than those who buy credit
1t will also from 10 Is per Tor collecting
which will enable sell goods least that much
chem than those houses that sell on long time.
" Those rho pay 'oa hare to p~y tor those ,cht
do MOI pay. GLASS \ RAlNF,
mny 10 J. DIxnE, Ag't
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Lyhchburg, Sept %. 1913. J
From nm intimate acquaintance. with Mr.. Geo. q.
Uurle feel confident TINT The Piedrant Works un.ir
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Rail Road Cars well as in any and all u
branches of meehaicaI operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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TIL L undo signed having had charge Of the above
Works from t:,'r commencement. under the foTTer
rrnprilor, Mai A. Ellison. Jr.; asks lc say the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage ment, hoping by
ps long ex p, ience ia Rail road works ard constant
tenton the work entrusted to him, merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
A. NETTLErOA Manager
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fNsHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
spectully call the attention OF the citizens "i
lyncthurg and the adjoining country his large and
M splendidassortmentol BOOrS.SHOES, <r3
II CATERS. &c, of his CWN MAKE.
~ and which WARRANTED OF THE BEST DUAL,
Wand Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing TO have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present season. will do we'll to call M,
am determined piease, both regards quilt {,
aud price.
Don't iorget call the three doors above tile
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Sa wings Bank. +. +. GRIMALDI.
dee Its
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TVHESE WORKS have be- n set in operation til
L all the latest Improred Nachintry for Wood and
II N work. and upon scale commensurate with the
= ! It's Of he Sout' and West for Car construction
Slore Than hundred cars. OF i'll description have
e-n ma u these work, Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
Raj Ruad.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads pect
ifiiy nY ii TO bestow Their patronage, they may
" Ip,n layirg the worn finished in strict pance
vi 1t plans and aN ings; on after tie most
9ptave plans nj Construction prices satisfactory.
Southern IsaiI-kOadS
Wuo langer be compelled - obtain tieir Cars from
t,.e III, SUBJECT 10 large expense and lrk of Trans
ror,lten. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor.
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The New Virginia Novelty Richmond Lady
NOW READY; A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes and Characters from Life In Va.

by the nuthor of Robert Retmcrs Let IN frying
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper &c. Y.
A. MORRIS Publisher.
NOTICES OF HE PRESS.
ave have anolher story by the gifted nuihore,s the
first pnrt of which will lie published in orJuy number,
tat Will convince most stepticaI that she one OF
the most powerful writer's of the day"
ave huye been favored with cfthe early sneets
IF "Alore, and we have been delighted with their pc
rusal Our only regret thai we had not the whole
book. " g predict prominent place nmong tn fair
wftcrs of America the auihoress of Alone - GodeyS
L,iys Book
1T will be found possess ctrong attractions. and
leave inn good upon the hearts 1 those who
read IT, Watclman and Observer.
"Few works + ic ion bear pregnant title ms Il
mono.-y llubiic ore which the Cite autnoress OF
city has bestowed upon her Iatest offering.
Few proc Htlons e the hme class, at the present
dpv, -. with greater e,oquence OF dction,
charms af4. itive.
he mime is emphatic, aud she has made it tell
he work nbouuds in pi1unn remark ind wei sustai
ed dialogue, II has eevatiag aspiration, and high
moral aim.
For ourselves, We have been gratifed, because We
have found in its morals What exp"Iien ha- often
shown MS, ST.. &c" Richmond Enquirer of5H Man
"ALoNE n-"TAis production ofthc pen OF gifted
young lady of Richmond, has eciled fattering COM
meHdetions fr,m several of contemporaries Of the
press SucD examination we have been allie 10 give
it, has awt kened in us iesile 10 rcad lei
1t has nirmed our high opinion of the authorizes
She has proved herself the possessor of decided genius
unl in the work before Us, throws ils attractive light
upon the best and purest social and domestic afiec.
ions R Dispatch.
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n. B.-The same mtes will be charged iron
vile and all other points along The line to Lyhe'p
aug l9-ls
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WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Geld and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. sILyERTIIORNA co,


f. WE have Just received. from the Northern cities
"a large supply ofNatches and Jewcry, which
49, purchased in person and We can therefore,
every article sold.
In the stock viii be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETEfl. down to u
plain article, all Of which genuine aud perl apps al
bestAssortment opened in this market.
In the Jewelry line will cay that no article be
called for which able to offer.
LARGE AND WILL SELECTED rock of gentlemeu's
Vest and Fob Chains, and Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rings. &c. VIII be found very attractive.
.GoLp AND SILVIA " iRE.--We invite special atten.
ton also to facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Ware. large assortment Of which is kept
stanily hand, and deserves the inspection of all who
wish purchase
REPAIaISo. Watches, Jewelry and all articles of
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynehburg and desiring any Article
in our line will find il TO their advantage call and
anime the stock. We are anxious to exhibit these
goods, knowing that the superiority oe mposlions
and the unsurpassed W rkmanship of our manufacturing
cannot be exeelled.
may Gets
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
* BBl.S Stunts c. Sugar.
- IS '' q ound. Clarified 4 Crushed do,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 btls n. O. Molasses,
IL hhds X. tlu.
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so LHguu do.
10 Prime old jaw do,
so boxes Adamunne ami Sperm Caniles,
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Grass and timothy Seed
Call loon selling cheap.
(frb "a ls) YOUNGER & SMITH
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RAILROADS. Rc

EAGhESS TRAIN
VII iease Richmond dails at =,
a. Petersburg A. n.
MAIL TRAIN N.
Viii leave Richmond da IT, at
leufsphtE --.-.---.. ~
Fare 81 l0-Chidren over Tree aud nat - a \.
years OF age. 60 e'i1s. discount Of 10 = tNtfse
made on eueh fare when ck ets IRE procpad : WI be
flee, and Ia passengers getting the cars ulr, me Of
sold '9 TICK
Through Tickets in connexi"n with Bland < A.,
Western Stage Line e. be procured ut the m; D'h
following places: ~ '"ihe
Greensb.rough. North Ca'olina. ........... an.
Lexington, :. sio W
Salisbury " :" 80 w
Charlotte, ~ w
Tk'ts to Weldon II 20
NORFOLK TRAIN Oh
Leaves Richmond Mondays Wednesday. AMI r.,
81, NJ. for Port Waiiiall where il ronn. mays
re = eamhoat Augusta. Capt W. C Smith f., N WIN
Por sm"uth, and all the intermediate pieces ''''oA'
Fnre to Norfolk or Portsmouth ...... A
Meals, ehch.-- w
The freight on all articles Tor Norfolk a, PIT. "
ard thu different undings the river must b 1.a
advance. f"'' 10
N B-Sersants travelling by themselves mps, L..
nshed with two passes that one can be re,,il u,
the office, and it must be expressly stated ON tha,
that they permitted go the Cars or Yoa, Pds'
may be. "e
mar 3 l-d&cts THOS DODAMEAD G
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GAS LIGHTS.

HNIiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
Il prepared 10 furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
and private iamlies with Gas of supcrui quality.
Whether consider the briancy ri the light free.
dom from orythne oalcu ted soil rooms, furniture
carpets its is far superior any ohe
light in use We beg leuve invite attention the
following accommodation OF few al those who have
tested lis qualities.
The ualersigped who are using Gas manufactured a
the Lynchburg Gas uks take pleasure in recommend
ing ciazens nj lurge, being better cleaner
and cheaper Than any other lht have used consider
i'm IL. 4 L.alL l.L.-...
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E,AKE REDUCED-Through gro

i Ly0cN6utg, Va, 10 knorclHe 7eanesSef' 0y 71t
GINA and Tennessee Railroad, and Fartsh g. Co.'S
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtained at
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee ha.!n
Company, at the following points and at the iolO"
rates, viz:
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by the nuthor of Robert Remcrs Let ers, IN frying
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper &C. y.
A. MORRIS PUBLIsHER.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
Post Office Stamps
To POStmasters.

TliE Advertiser. Postmaster at pcasan,
= Grove. Allegheny county, Maryland,
IL The first person in the United States,
who conceived and undertook extensively
70 publish the idea Of furnishing all tho
Post Offices in the country with cheap
Stamps. All Stamps made by hun are
warranted equal or superior To any other
that can be procured for the same price,
: and whenever any are sent out in any
manner defective or unsatisfactory, dupi-
Gates will be forwarded OH notice without
extra charge. All who order a set of
atamps with full set OF changes for dates,
only So, Nor thirty picccs,) shall be kept
in. Stamps, adli6lum. Full set with
change. 81.
When Stamps are neatly made, with
turned handles and screws, same style as
the regular Post Office Stump. durable.
efficient, warranted. ono to two dollars
only; and special authority to send by
mail free.
Address, Postmaster, Pleasant Grove,
Allegheny. County, Maryland.
.sg', Any editor publishing The above
with this notice three times, and scnding
copy Of the paper, shall receive credit
for ten dollars in wood letter, or ten dol
lar proof press, or if preferred, a wood en-
iccE}-rslng or an engraved newspaper head Of
III above value will be forwarded.
April 26, 1854 26 st.
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" PROTECTION -
AGAINST LIGHTNING,

fHtllE Subscribers respectfully informs
Il the citizens OF Sumter District that
they have just received II supply Of Otes's
III st perfect Conductors OF E,cctricity.-
They will supply The people Of this Dis
trict with the rods and send mechanic
to put them up, Or. from their simplicity
this Item OF expense can be saved as any
one that can use glmbel and screw
driver car. do the work. BY sending a
buggy or cart and servant we can send you
the rods and all their fixtures, and instruct
The messenger how to put them up, there
by saving you the expense OF paying for
horses and persons sent out for that pur-
pose as has been customary in this District
by the ycnders OF an inferior article here
toiorc.
DIXON e. COGiiLAN.
April 10, 1854 p 81.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
NEW 4 FASHIONABLE

SPRING eE SUMMER GOODS.
The subscriber would respectfully call
attention to his large and we'll assorted
stock OF
DRESS GOODS.
Challies and Berege DeLaincs,
Plain colorod Bereges, printed do.
Printed and plain Jaconet Muslins,
Poplin and Linen Lustres, in dress
patterns, G,nghams,
Black and coI'd Silks, Marcelain Silks
Dotted g. Plain Swiss Musllns, Null
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered collars, Chelni.
settles. Infants Waists &c.
Alexander's Kid Gloves, Lisle Thread
Gloves &c.
AT low and uniform prices.
l.. B. HANKS.
OSNABURGS, Plain Striped
Blue Denims, Tckings &c.
Blcachcd and Brown Shifting, 9I.4,-
10 Id, and lila.
Linen Table cloths, Diapers &C.
Long Cloths of all qualities.
Fronting Linens, Pllow-case Linens.
by l.. B. HANKS.
EATABLES, Figs, Prunes, Raisins,
Preserves, Candies, Nuts SC &c.
l.. B. HANKS.
;, Almost anything else to be called for
For sale by l.. 3 HANKS.
April 5, 1854. % If