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+ brmry G, 1851


Tn. unassigned, successor TO Norris & Fl
ty,,.,orn Oh 'L' hI'iI"-- til. same place,
Minnie, .url zoe agency .h1nE,nI exchange
AMI ,rnl.r1 d. lfcl, ~t1nd sll~ ot lands. cNa-
m,naion OF utle-. p. wing axes, buying. selling
aud lnca ing and warrants, p-'cur,nr pensions
back pay, SC couycy1uri," m 'is p,ahch'S'
and collections IN northern l,lr"ls. an" H'p'shy
hiz experience. c0rriui aud Qruw,i ntf'iI"h J."
rrrli The couiuucdtavor- al the puhlc and hNs'-
ness men whohhyr heretofore llroniz> d this Is
Enlistment.
| beg leave 10 r"irr ~ anvoi the public officer,
Of this county, or the gentlemen nlmrihclow.
ca" :. Fi.HUR
Gov 'o-l A. Maucson, Springfield. Illinois.
Hon + # Campbell. aud OF state"
u II PiITrl,y. "g'. Cnr,ts ES biz
Hon. james shields. L senator, -
Hon. lcsse O Norton, -. c., o., -.
N-s-rs Geo Smith & Co, ba ""ers, Chlr'go Ill.
Ncssrs | II Burch Is Co. " ,L
Marine Bank,
Hon VS.. 4 w Cushman, O,,r,=a III. d
Mcssrs Glover & Cook,
Hon. WIN Rrddick "
Ne-srs L " Clark & Bros bankers st Louis 10
Nessrz PAGE & Bacon,
American Exchange Bank, New York
Ncssrs T. w Clark. Dodge y 60, bankers NY
Mcssrs Bcrhe X Co, g
John THOMPSON. Esq, 4" "a
Nessrs T. w Clark & Co., Boston.
Ncssrs DrcNcl & Co., Phil
Cen. c. T tliIlyer Prs Charter Oak Bk, Hart
ford Con Gov Chas. Pond, Milford, Con.
E.Nrparv finn
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SHEEP EOR SALE!

T:,.e Handrcd Fine lI'oDled Aissp tpr Sale.
rS---, go b" delivered after shcgruG. The
W VI 1 flock e about seven e.ghs eve
~ Prce - per head '"7 old sheep, 81 50
Tor UUI.. I hey wit. be- contracted 90 the frst
applicant lNpul s-lml RBoNsoN MuERAS.
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Country Merchants

Wishing to replenish their stock, will find
good an instrumental the old stand of Walker e.
lllcklpc, and nj low prices, as can he iourd in
Chicago. October l5) s. W CUErvrR.
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The lame and Stiff Joiuted mr.. heated e..

- L. 4 LhCCs
uhr lame and Stiff Joiuted are hca,cd From
william Merchant, Minister o. the GOSPEL New
-, Canandlg1n, Mich, June 2lst, 1853
,DkAk TN having heard of your celebrated
drnolhn Llnment wasinduced to try its vir,urs
on my wife, who, from extreme sn.IIrd limbs.
has not been able 10 walk, or do any business foc
an"nt iour years and having tried Gil the mosl
sRllinl physicians IN cur parts, and applied the
reinedies could hear OF tone effect q, las, with
''uch dIihcnty procured onr hottie of your Linn.
meni OF Owen & Co, ofDe,roIf. Nvwile ns,a
ms, anu rrreivedso much benef, thar he now he.
gus 10 walk VIII soon be ns swell Ds ever She
was our with respect, WIN Nrrcp.Nr.
n mohlG not b, ri'houtit for oil I possess.
| !, I'iliel u oche!linger, OF Wesches'er town
snip to'ter CO Indiana, have been badly afflicted
WIN hernia or rupture f. 90 years, So badly tina,
c"ud not work more than hnIim time Ihny-
| trled russ pads, and everything Thai | ,bouch,
Would give me reIiei, bu, found nothing until /,
,nJ your hrnh'on Llnlment. and for the first few
weeks could goto work in ten minutes ni,rr
had made the application, ms it kep,,he bowels nm
! so good would not be without il for nil nos,
/ css MS the arlltceis healed, md am prrlrc,iv
we'll anu state this Tor The benefit of others SINH
! larry afflicted ANIGL B. SCHELIINGFR
I'M Is t" certify that we knew Daniel Il.
| Schehncer tor four years, and believe the above
staIementto be true. .loHy WirrtaMscN
| c W u. KNIGHT, Z. NJ.
Cnmniet Porter Co, Ind, Feb 10, 1851.
ny me Quincy Wing, OF 18th March, 81 orc
OF Inc larsesland most pcpuarpapers in Illinois,
| says:
'Stc,he adverisemcntor ". B. Fareirs Arm.
hinn Imminent This Linmenis the genuin, cure
| all, ardn mistake"
Fraud and Imposition Erposed- Viiia,nous Ii,
| HGufcd prom Col. A. o. Garrett. Peoria.
ILL.,, owner otthe Peoria House formerly Plan.
trrs House, and one o. the oldes, and mos, "a.
spectacle citizens
This is 'oceruy that have known w
FarrelItor the last Is years and know Tim, h. i,
the original ounde and proprietor OF the medicine
known rs" Arabian Imminent" ,ha, have u..I
ithoth upon man and beast, and found iinninynlu.
able article, and that personnamed II q F,r.
rell' tony certain knowledge, COMMENCED im;,,-
ting ms valuable medicine about four yenrs Il ., \.
was first manuiacturedby w. b. Farrell ~
D.. p, a. .. GARRETT.
Peoria. Il Sept 90. 1851.
w. Farrells Arabian Linimcnt.
This valuable medicine combinesthe nec,xny,
qualities to en'leit to publiciavor. Possp,.nr 1,
q high degree the properties of IN Anodvre .rJ
Ia snm gives it wonderful influence over n,nny
painful diseases i's cren'eficacv to heal crn an
hentrihuted to the Balsams and Oils which i, onn
inins - Missouri Repubiicap. '''"
BEWARE OF COUNTERC ElTS
Ask for DR.. W b. Fnrrtlrs Arabian En;
ment nsn counterfeit called II. G., F,,rsIi,. !, !.
the market. Be careiul you are nor imno..,
The true and only genuine all 4. O
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Estate ~ Grey U. DfuchW, ofrG
PURSUANT to mn order OF the county court
L OF La Sale county, notice is hereby given.
that oil persons having claims against the estate
sed, are required to produce the same N writing,
and file them in said court on the LIST Monday ~
May next, when and where such claimants are re.
qnested TO appear, Tor the purpose Of having their
claims adjusted in pursuance OF law.
March IS THEoDoEE NJ. Lov, Admir-.
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Nsu,lin d. Eainc..

L'RO VI lsto ), pcyrrd, auI lh' latest spr!r Z
Il STYLES. at the Npu, - STAR AruRE.
HATS, cap- bonuci-, and luior', ct all
styirs and prices. at The as STAE SfoIE.
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O.;,urOrn,,1C SPCN.

7 Sreadytobry h'00L at the hiqhcst marke
! o,irr Nov II !. &. NATriSGtR.
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waEN CAIAE.

Ati1r only crossing 'i'oW1, Hrl - ilr-ia N'"I
Tor the vast amount ct hu.,u~-- which ha- be ~
transacted through It by Is enlupnsng occupants
during the past Iy-ars
Posses on given on he frsi l1yo' lupr urvt
forlulornauon, enquire OIL. q N1tuursr, Or
tawr, oro' he subscriber ! Mules u1rll 10, Ottawa.
on .hs plank road. npl-3w AERAM +. llosFuRn.
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CHS REGAL.


FLOWS hI 1ii k'hNs.
q. NIIlNGER still agent IT, ne
j it'iuf-four Flows and is now ready to /, Y
thatlme. l9mr
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-, ~ WV UVC uuVuJC uUVUSS.
y the wnyoi herring, pipes, tobacco, and these
L lgh,groceries, may be found forsnle, whole.
SAFE ana rttale at no CHEEvER's
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COMMUNICATED.

NessrS EditOrs:
In LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily my al.
Il teniion attracted by advertisement headed,
Look to yorr INTEREST," in which the author labors
dernct from The merits of the Plast-rets of his y in
endeavoring to prejudice the public mind against ihem
as being abOtonsts who swarm through every village
and town OF the South-speaking ds,,aragngIy of
Southern wotkmen. &c, &c.
Now, Metsrs Editors, for the enlightenment of this
great man of BedfOid, whose mountains labored and
brought forth mouse-ths who just at this time
profeeses much love for Virginia and pariicu a,
the city ut Lynchburg and much nhorrence for
lltioriss and Yankees for his enlightenment ] viii
say that to my certain knowledge. the undertakers of
this city, without an option all natives of Suites
South of Mason and Dxons Linc-and from res Ience
at years In this place. have before been accused
o entertaining sentiments preiudcia 10 the interests of
this their adopted home They arc bound Lynch
bur by the strongest ties OF kindred and friends, of
have accumulated small properti by their energy and
Industry Yet this good Judge this uprieh, Judge who
IN more thah instance. has sought to ain inter-
css with these Abolition Paste Gus he styles then)
and who ously bonst- of his many voyages
New York ard OF the many fhvos received the hbnds
ot the New York Paerer seeks viliy tho pasterers
ot this city hy statements in the Virginan and Bedford
Sentinel, whieh he knows his ind be false.
would again ask, Messrs, Editors, why is it. ufer
many and repeated trials prolonged for years that it is
found necessary undertake the work low prices o
get job after the established workmen had been
PEELED raise the prices OF work sustain themselves
Why not in in md seet establish hmse ON his
eris, prices that will enable him do good work
with good materias-to obtain n living and lay by
little for rainy day feb 2l-lm.
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Look to YOUR Interest !!

/ TAKE this opportunity of informing the citizens of
l. Lynchburg that they can nave their PLASTERlNG
done in the best II, lie aud the reasonable erns
by applying IL N the Wa shingrpn House, us | am
engage in plasterins that celebrated Hotel-be-
longing 10 w W. Leftwicb & Rrother
am stranger 10 most of the good people of Lynch
burg 1t would be very happy mako the acquaintance
of all those who have Pasiering which they with
have done ia good style ana at the OLD PRICES
also say that | am "A native Virgnian and ask the
patronage of Virgnin people, who always Will 1g to
extend helpi'g hand one Of their citizens
instead # giving away their ey those A b. b.
). ls who swarm in every city and town in the South
and who make their camours against every Plas-
terer who learns his trade in our good old Virginia
State: bul heed them not, and give work. and
will give yon ocular demonstration OF my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING
A l.. HAMBRICK.
Washington House, Lynchburg Va.
feb lS dim
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LYNCIIBURG, TUESDAY MORNING. MAR. IA 1884
PLASTERING.
Hold, hold, my heart
And you my sine,es gro,c not instant old,
But bear me stiHy mn

But bear me stlfiy up
~ TINT MAY be enabled To do good plain aud orna.
~ mental Plasering Tor the good pious people of my
naive ate. had hoped that might be ,e p,i,ted In
have my card inserted n the papers of NV old yir,i,ia
State. cohsummat levuuy 10 be wished
But dlos, alas! even in this have been sadly ni.ta.
kehcio' oy so dong hive accidentally walked into
the Cornhouse II one of the b. Rs.
Now, MIR. B b.. will tell YOU what the Fox /, the
fable told certain long eured grnt-"lf You had not
spoke. would not have known YOU" say Mr. Abo6-
non Blue ~. Shanghai Yankee, (for | am led by
your rremarks TO suppose one WHY did Won with
hoid your name from the public Was because y,u
were ashmed ol II, or werr you down in ihJ under.
ground railroad which is place vnry well known to all
aboonisis You say in your card thai all the 'under.
takers OF iyncllburg natives Of States ,uh of Ma
son and Dixons Lite. Well what have | to do with
"hderfahefs am not dead yet and therefor" nave no
use tor those gentlemen But perhaps, you m.an that
the Pasterers all from Southern Staies II Is very
likely that OF them are-but il they all claim 10
be hem States south of Masoa aud xon : Line then
have been ongy informed. there has been great
move either in Mason ano Dixon Line, or in some of
the Northern States And now, Mr. - if YOU
are not A. B. b. Y, of my card had no la
sonto You, and perhaps hefeaf, You will e prudence
be your guds md speak when oxen Now as to m,
endeavorng tn detract from the OF the Pasteres
ofhis city, pronounce il 10 e falls. wish them great
success in business and hope they wi permit get
along best for do ask thei. 'avors nor
fear their hate. And in oonclu ion. permit say
Tint have never made any efforts obtain wok in
Lynchburg heretofore but have been offered work he
which have decl ed of wishing to take
more than could do. Now Mr. b. b. Y. let me wise
you to keep your eye peeled for cards for IT
raise The TN will advertise all the city papers, until
the crack o doom.
For he mind s~ay by, and tie heart Ibear,
Shat neVer iagi Doubt nor FAINT wah jcar.'
Very Respectfully,
A. l.. HAMBRICK
7. S-Mr b. b Y:-Do not mike another mistake
and say hat my Card ht the 'UnIertukers for
l tell you again that am dead yet. A. l.. IL.
feb 22-dlm
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
GREAT ATTRACTION!
DIsT UTIoN OF eIFrs
JOHN P. WRIGHT'S STORE,
TO II HE VALUE OF $50

InE under-igned, fof the purpose Of Offering every
-. 'naue"meht y purchasers to deal st his JE VEL
ny bSTABLlSHMENr und DRUG STORE on Main
street ncsl door above Don 7. c. Peters old stand
makes tho following
Liberal Offer to the Public.
10 every person, dealing his Store to the nnoupt
oioNE DOLLAR. he will pfe.snt n ticket with n num-
bcr ON one side and onebalf of his sme writ en- ON the
ether which will correspond to a simsr ticket retan-
cd In his pssession, containing the same number and
the other hnf If his name. by which sinple prores.
every ticket which he distributes nay be identified
upon presentation An additional ticket W n be prcse,
ed to purchasers for every dollars worth of ther our
nhaseS thus every person dealing the extent of fvr
DOLLARS will be presented with VI rloxKrs and 40
In n fos days, OF which due notice win be piven
through me press, dsributon of gifts will lake place
NJ ~ stWe nf the subs sribrI under the snpe ipten-
lance OF NJ least three gentlemen whose nndine
shall he guarantee Of fairness 10 the public l;st az
articles 10 behcn distributed will be found below in be
order OF their distribution
~ the lime o he distribution, the dupicats ticb sts
held by The Undersigned and spondpg In all ro.
spcetS TO those given away will be placed IN a hat md
being well shaken, will he fairly drawn OUT Tn. ein.
10 the order of heir distribution will he be.tnwed upon
tho persons holding the numbers drawn OUT In
son until the gifts all exhausted Thus for exan-
pie f"No 30' he first drawn the lat eit In tbe liar be
low VIII be presented to the holder of that ticket upon
presentation. r.
iithis proposition should tho appr baon of thu
ruoe, o. er di-trbnions OF gifts viii take place from
',me to mo- The Undersigned pledges his faith that
NIL articles sold al his during these
shall be sold nj the regular market pce. oniy and no
more JOHN =. WRIGHT
Main st, Just nbofo Don T O. Peters old stand.
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RICHMOND.
HUNT g. HARVEY.
GERS, FoRwA RIDING AND
CommissionAgents.
Richunnnd. Xn.
RICHMOND,

IL AVE Received their stock OF Groceries ior Spring
l. Il sales, consisting in part of:
$50 bags Rio. Javn and Laguira Coffee,
e17 bbs. Coffee Sugar
100 do. aoi boxes ground and oaf do,
500 boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamantinc Candles.
80 do. aud cases Green and Blaek Tea
10 tons Rice,
25 hhds. N. o Sugar.
100 lbs. do Molnsso.
80 do Steam Syrup,
100 hushels Opver srcd
go cses very superc Mas and Stick Licoric..
Foreign and domestic Liquors some vrr, fine very
superior Olive OIL. Window glass--Putly-ynegar-
S"da-cast aud bIsicred Stee'- Wrapping paper &c E,
which, with many other tioes In their line hey offer
to the trade on liberal terma (feb - ls)
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DaguerreOtype JeweIry

Inhibited in this communty-all of which will be
with Pictures ch cnnno, be surpassed in thi.
othsr city, at very low prices, and warranted TO
Il they are sold for.
ing truly thankful fer the increasing evidence OF
Ppuarity of his work, not ouy in the praise which
|ndantly bestowed, but in more substantial form,
way of an increase of business Unprecedented,
clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
es himself 10 use all honorable means to continue
|erye public favor. p. L. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag.
S.-To CO. rect an error which find yer, preva-
will say that | have heen taking pictures for the
ldr mcn rs, at from 81 so to $40, and shall con-
to take them as low any house in this place.
out for the strpes 7. E. q.
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1t will be from the above card that | have be
come Joint Proprietor with Mr. RossgR of the popular
Hotel, the "SoRvELL HOUSE," and that il will be coni
Quoted in the future under o auspices The patron
age OF my friends and tho public generally is respects
fully solicited with the assurance that every exeition
will be mad to manain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, of the rsti the Southern counry
(feb 24ts.) RO CAWTHON
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TERMS.

.,,'lisbed daily al 60, and semlweekly at
nD,sPt9T Is 1%fsn iT s.ospt saGT'sf f
III months ,s ~ until all arrearages shall have
4 -. inserted for so cents per square (or
EASEMENTS are erion and 81 u cts for every utter
ra-v fSSER form lsins l. not marked ON the Ms, ii
H. number OF insea',, and charged accordingly.
ebshei til oTiefe re For the privilege Of two squares
sag +. s:ss r - t7s9 ;s@;;:s ysst
r form. daily sso'sue his advertising 70 his par
will be require, II he exceed the space stipulated for
be Of .hlv for the excess
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WILSON PETERS, MARTIs W. $. PErERs
Nelson Iynchbnrg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond. Vu

TEHDER their services % THEN friends acqunintan.
l. ees, aud the Pnnters, Farmers and Merchant. of
Virginia and North CafoIina,
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT FLOUR, CORN &C.
ami for the purchase Of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO PLASTER, &c
7" ticulur attention will be pnid to the Forwarding
Of Goa il, Groceries, Produce. Nc.
Frm their long experience in business, their unitod
efforts aud nntrng exeonr, they aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction those who muy confdc
their business to their management.
Office on 18th Street opposite Shockoe Waiehnuse
Storage House the BASIN
REFERENCE.
Messrs imIs.Ian A. waGnn Augusta
Hon, VIM. G. Itiyes, AIbermarle.
Gen. Alex. Brown, -
=. VI Cabell ESD, i'eH"h'
VIM A Miller, Lynchburg
Ffhnls a. PrYor, do
Mcdaniel, uurt d. Preston, do.
McCorkle d Jones, do
Aeree a. Mctlauahan, do
Joseph H. Wilson, do
Tnsley, Taylor d. Co., do
A. Il. Rucker, do
kaaft a H11 1e;rr2 4 Ir,y do.
j. n NJ. Iiollins, 10.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington
N, AISLE Augusta,
WIN. Martin choserhed,
II cryre,
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THE NoRvBLL HOUSE,


fINHE undersigned having associated with him in the
Il nanag cement of this well known House Mr. Ron
ERT CAwTHoN, OF Lynchburg, respectfully sole.
It's continuance of tire patronage literally bestowed
upon his House, willie its sole proprietor By their
JOINT exeitions they ilatter themselves they shall be
able to give undivided satisfaction their friends and
the public generally. THOS ROSSER
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PHILIP W.PAYNE,
, Dealer in Fancy a. staple ID Goods

Nj AIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia corner Store H.
L'I Curle's new building fol merly known as Kyle /.
begs leave call the attenng Of his friends
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept
the dry goods line which will be offered on term
which cannot tail to please all who may want goo.
goods at low prices. HIS friends and the public
nestly reques ed to Gull and examine his Stock it wi
afford him very much pleasure exhibit it.
lg-ts
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Christmas Presents.

the time lor the interchange of friendly tok ems
tegard md affection is at hand and 'merry Christ
and HAPPY New Year" are consider ed such sp-
"le occasions for bcstowing cherished friends
nhg which will recall to mind, with in
r. vvIdness, tie love in memory of the donor, it
'0e well TO romini those who contemplate (and who
presenting some loved one with something real
laoie that in all the whole caialouge of Bijou,erc
Is nothing which is so surely and invariably apr e
as the counterfeit prcsentment of the giver. in tt
daguerreotype, especially when taken in Tan.
I 'n'mable style, and placed in one OF the nuine
h oeautu and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet, Peal
I iio'olse shell or Porte Monnaie Cases or in an ee
Locket Bracelet, Finger Ring, or Breast Pin n
'noice asso linen. of which we have Just received
'S,Is Toy the HOLIDAYS, on exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
IaIn Street, Immediately over VIM. Ii. Mo.b,'s Anc.
Room N'e
D. Iartirnlbr pains taken to give a correc, El.,oss
artistic pictures. Storeoscopic and coioured ila'
'eotypes may be had in superior STYLE by those Who
e them Don't mist,ke the place: MAIN STREET,
DOOR FROM Bs'DGE Sr.
GEO. w. MINNIS,
n s. TANNER,
c b-ts 'rao,acau Ddgate. otyp SIS.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction! !

)T RECEIVED. at the Whiiehurst Gallery,a large
h of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
kotypes-Also, another 10, OF PINS. LOCKETS,
tELETS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
/ fae) making the largest and most desirable as
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SMITH Il ROBERTS,
PORTER OF HARDwARE.
i cutlery, Gums, and SnddIcry HAVE

m II a. IL " ID II IL ID,
PORT IRIS OF HARDWARE,
i cutlery, Gums, and saddicry, HAVE
cmoved Ia their new nnd eomm diou- WAR. house
No. 22lron Buildiuga, PeHi Street, RICHMOND IA
and re now IN rs' eip oI ,heil Spring stock OF HARD
WAKE and SADDLERY, embracing an entire new
stock OF coach Hardware and Trimmings.
Having made extensive and advantageous a,ranpe.
ments with Foreign nnd Domestic Manufacturers for SUP
plies of IDS, suitable the demands of the trad ~,
respectfully solicit examn, ,tion of our assortment
aud prices.
The Virginia, Tehaessee aud North Cnrlinin Trade
visiting this mnse woul do we'll to call ON US viii
the Insurance of finding bot goods and prices to com.
pare favolaby with any of the Norhcrn cities and i,
VIII niord US great pleasure To exhibit the sume To nny
who may iavor us with n Gull.
Our stock consds in rnrt of:
$500 Dozen Pen and ocket Knives,
$500 Blu X. Bone, Ebony nnd Ivory Knives and
Forks
500 Rodgers" :" 'Wostenlom's," ;" and Wade &
butcher Ra2 n,
1000 Sheals and Scissors
. 900 " Knob. Sfo'k, Pa anil Closet Locks
lsO0 TILL Chesl, CUPID aud Trunk Locks
1,0h0 " Knob aud Thumb Lntchcs md Bolts
$40 " "Nir inia," collins" aud Simmons" Axes
500 " Bench Shinging aud Luthing Hatchcts aud
and Ham ners,
500 Ames. Rowlnnd's uni other spaies and
Shoves
900 " 3 und prong Fork.
200 Gro. Blltonnn, Plnt"d, Iron. Ten and Table
Spoons
300 tons Cast Sheer and Blister Steel.
20O kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes
5000 lbs Griin's Horse Shoe Nails
5000 doz. Ilnnd. Mill a. Smiths Files and Rasps,
5,000 Wood Screws,
10000 10 Engsh American, and G. ID. Percussion
Cpps,
5000 Psir Trace Chains aud Stage Traces
l,'00 Log. Ok, Fifth Back, Breast und Halter Chains
G,000 lbs. GoIvanizcd Pump Chnn.
Double aud Single Barrel Shot Guns
Riilrs. Rifle Barcs. Locks md Mountings
Oirculnr Snwr fran g 10 so inehrs,
Mil, Pii, Cross Cut, Hund und Tenun Saws,
An,ils, Vices, Bellows,
Sledge, Hand, and Shoeing Hammers
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plnlrs, Augers Chisels
Brace nnh B-. PInnoa and Plans irons,
Waldron.s and Patent Grass aud Grain Scythes
Sneuhs Horse aud Mule Collars
Brides and Bride Filings,
inllcrs, Web Rons, Gths, Saddles Bride
Bits.
Stinup Irons Spurs Buckles and Saddlery Hard.
generally,
Hog Skins PA aud Enamel ed Lenthci
Sheep Skins, EnameIled Cloth, Canvass and
Duck,
Oil Carpet, Conrh Lnces
Iron AXlas. Ito - inches,
Blight and Buck Springs, Coach aud Plough
Bolts,
Hubs Spokes fclloes, Shafts ard Coach Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth
With every other article usually kept in well select
ed stock oi Hardware. feb 22.d&clm