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COURSE OF. STUDY. :

WV ~ -lS0i9 We ~ - - ~ ~ -
PRIaAsr DEPARrxLsr.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gramna,
and Geography:
CoLLEoLATk COURSE.
First Class-English Grammar, (reviewed)
Arithmetic, (continued,) Geography, with Maps,
eonsnued,) Outlines Of History, English comPo-
sition.
SOPHOMORE Glass.
Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, (consinued,) Bota-
ny, Algebra, History, CONTINUED Lasini (eomnssa-
ccd) -
History, CONTINUED, LATIN, (eontpued,) Geom.-
try, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philo-
sCPhy.
SENIOR Glass. r.''
Trgnnomet,y, with It's application,) Lati1, icon
tinued.) French, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy,
Evidences Of Chri.ianity.
instruction in English Composition and Analysis,
continued through the whole course.
TUITION FEES AND INCIDENTAL EIrrSsrs-
Tuition for College course, proper, embracing N
the studies enumerated, per Term Of ols scholastic
year, payable half yearly in advance: -. :$4e0
Music EXTRA, Pea Tnah OF ONE Yras.
On rano. .................-. $4gl 20
Use OF Piano.. ....:.............. W
Contingent. nt,................ -....... = W
Primary Departmnt, per Term ofons year, psys-
Bile as above. ...........: .:...:..::..., ~ w
Board on the Campus, under the direction Of the
Officers of the Institution, per monh, ,ipsludiag A
expenses Of Lights, Fuel, Washing, ds., ~ ;08
payable at the end Of each half year,;
Text Book can be furnished, il desirable, asaoat
prices. .,s. q; =.
D The above includes all charges. No ether
fees, ordinary OF extraordinary, will Be charged for
any or all the branches enumerated.
This Institution went into operation the fourth
Wednesday in AUGUST last, and vin end it, fifst
Term on tho fourth Wednesday in DECEMBER.
Nonresident Pupils will be required To- board on
the Campus, except in special class Of cases psos-
ded for by resolution Of the Board.
8. BoBo,
President Of the Board ofTsustees:;
j. II. WILSON, Sec'ry.
Oct 81 Pm |':.s''-.. ~
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VIZ refer the reader to on excellent letter Of G. ID.
TrLLMAs Esq, on the subjec, Of Legislative Report
ing. 1t was laid aside, for publication IN the AdoeT'
SER soon after its appearance in the Carolina Tunes
Our copy was however lost in som' way, and We
have been unable, until now, to procure ano.her.
We think with Mr.. TILLMAN, that the undertaking
Of the Times, ,p.oprietors is an admirable ono and
ought TO be abundantly encouraged
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TIE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
W.F DURlSOE Il SON. =
~ QpWaQsNQs.

Two DoLLans per year, if paid in adrapee.-Two
DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTs If not pait within six
mon,hs-and THREE DOLLARS if not laid before the
expiration Of the year. Allsubscrips6ns not distinct:
Iy limited q, The time of subscrbips will be consider
edas made for an indefinite perod, and will be- con.
nued until all arrearages arepad, or at the option OF
the Publisher. Subscrptips from other States must
INVARIABLY be accOmpSTed with the CASH: !..., =,
ApvERTIsEMENrs ,ifll be conspcuously inserted nj
IS cents per lines essl for the first in.
.eron, and 37 rehtI for each subsequent insertion.
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
square will bscharged All Advertisements not having
the desirednumber Of insertions: marked on the mar
gin, viii Sc continued until forbid and charged accor-
ingly.
liberal ierms-sbeing distinctly understood that con.
tracts for yearly advertising confined to the imme,
diats. legitimate business of the firm individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for 10 advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADVANCE.
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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EDTTcaTIONAL.

SEE "Ludimagister's" remarks upon the hard lot
OF fschoolmasiers and the inadequacy OF our present
Free School appropriations Let the discussion go on
There are intelligent teachers enough IN our district
to throw much light on these important subjects, we
shall expect to hear from them.
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The sumter, Ala, Democrat.

WE are pleased place this paper upon our exchange
list i. is now in the hands Of our friend and late
fellow.citizen, Mr.. JOHN R. ToMPKiss. lie Is ooth
editor and publisher. Our best wishes attend h'm IN
the avocaton he has adopted. We perceive that he Is
an outand.out Democrat, an Ant:Know Nothing and
Pro. Russian With this kind Of coors, the I" Demo.
crat' hos need only to ego ahead" and success must
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New Post Office.

WE observe in some of our. exchanges that new
Pos. Office has been established at Shatseried, IN
this District, and that Mr. JAMES CALLIsoN, has been
appointed Postmaster.
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Oct 81
N Office

rs Hereby given to oil concerned, that final set
i Element will be made on the Estate of Daniel
Smith, decd, in the Ordnary's Office at Edge6eld
C. H., on the 4tll Monday in January next. All
pcrsons indebted will please make payment by the
above time, and those having demands will present
them BY the same time.
JOHN P. MICKLER, E,,oro
C. SMITH. DN o'''
Oct %. 1855, 9m AZ
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ongbt bo To he Shot or Ouuh,

Ought no to be Shot or Ought he Not.
WE read in the chronicles of the day that Smicks
was man always bent upon putting every thing
about him to some use. So his wife being bald, he
used the outer coat Of her perecranium for the strap
ping Of his razors,
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Hon. John McOueen.

This gentleman is out in opposition to sending dele
ga,.s to the Cincinnati Convention. His opposition
is said to be based chiefly on the ground that it would
be " the abandonment of timehonored policy
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;etg' WE are requested to state tharthe Rev. Mt
ZIMMERMAN will preach his farewell sermon at Jeter 5
Church, on next Sabbath, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

We present this week, for the inspection Of fruit
veriisements. One Of them is from D. REDMOND,
near Augusta Co., and the other from SUMNER d.
CRAAaoNp, Pomaria, Newberry District. Both nur-
1eries are repete with the choicest varieties Of trees and
plants Orders sent to either establishment will he
promptly and faithfully filled at standard prices. is
our good fortune to know both Mr.. SUMNER and Mr..
REDMOND; and we undertake to guarantee complete
satisfaction to all who may apply to them. Hero are
two superb orchard and garden consevatories on
either side Of our District Within borders there
are many many localities precisely adapted fruit
culture, and many acres of yard.room that might be
beautifully adorned with the thousand and one lovely
varieties of La Rose Will our farmers, will our ladies
slight these opportunities Now is the time for this
kind of Improvement. Make out your orders and send
them on. Either REDMOND, or SUMNER & CRAM.
MoNp, will honor your paper on sight.
RESIGNED.
WE regret to hear that i'll health has compelled Col
MooRMAN, Of Newberry, to give up the Ssnatorship
for that District The Mirror" remarks:
Col. Moorman has served our District fort long time
both as Representative and Senator and in man.
ner highly satisfactory 10 his constituents; and his
withdrawal from the public service will be regretted
by his numerous friends. In his retirement he will
carry with him the sincere sympates of those friends
on account of the aiciion which has made this step
on his part necessary.
Col. A. C. DARLINGTON and Major JoBHP. K1NARp
arc nominated by their respective friends Col Ms
successor.
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tYThe Commissioners Of Public Buildings
would further represent that since their last
Annual Report, they have, finished the Jail Yard
Wall, and effected The purchase and removal'of
the building near adjoining the Court House, on
the North side, owned by Dr. f. J: Minis, and
occupied at The time by Mr. G. L. Penn, as
Store, Mt The cost of Two thousand one hundred
and twenty-five (S2,l25,oO) dollars. The build
ing was generally considered US stndaugering the
safety of the Court House, and under that be.
lief was purchased by them. They also have
outstanding debts to the amount Of some Twelve
or Fifteen i.6ndred dollars, but dues and funds
sufficient in their hands, they believe, TO meet all
demands. Respectfully submitted,
JOHN HU:ET, CHAIR's. C. P. D.
Edsefeld c. H., Oct. lst, 1855. So
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Fashionable Talmas, Cloaks. &c

ON Monday, the 2sd October, we introduced our
" Fall and Fashions, .foE~LADIES> COVER
INGS. :. The styles are, the, Lady Pierce, the
Promenade, Eureka, Rachel, Eugenia and the
Princes Royal. The material, Cloth, More An
tique, Silk and Velvet An the various styles and
shades will be represented,
Our endeavor has been to secure the latest and
most exclusive styles for our own trade. We res
spectfully solicit al examination of these Goods.
WARD, BURCHARD & co.
Augusta, Ca, Oct 90 3t AZ
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: SANTA ANNA AT CARTHEeENA.-The Aspin.
wall Courier says: Santa Anna and family are
safely installed in and near Carthagena Our
readers are aware that he has beautiful resi-
dence but few miles distant from Carthagena
His hacienda was under cultivation, two years
ago, when he left it at the call of his partizans
in Mexico He now returns to private life for
the third time; and We presume the little pea6lo
Of Tobacco must have strong attractions to in
duce him to locate his retirement there second
time, after bis exciting varied career"
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Empty Jail,

The Sumter " Watchman" informs the world, that
the Jail at sumervile is whouta tenant except those
who reside in il of their own freo will,
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A GOOD RULE.

WE observe that the " South Carolinian" has de.
termined to strike from its subscription list all nom
paying subscribers. Next Tuesdays issue is the last
number of the papsr that will be sent to such den.
quents The editor of the Carolinian, in carrying
out this plan. sets an example worthy Of imitation.
If all Of US would adopt and adhere to this courss, tho
business of calling would be at moro lucra.
tive and moro pleasant 1t does seem to us, that in
consideration Of the industry and skill manifested in
the conduct of the 'Carolinian rs we'll as from 70.
collection Of the heavy loss sustained by its proprietor
in the fire of 1853, the subscribers to this valuable
journal should step forward at once, to man, and
not only pay up their dues but renew their subsciip
lions 1t is the part of justice not to mention beraty
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Headquarters,

TENTH REGIMENT, 8. C. NJ,
Dry CREEK, Oct. 81, 1856.
TO an order from Col. NEAL, n
Il Court Martial will convene at Richardson's,
on Friday, Nov. 3Oh. Captains and Officers COM
manding Companies will each send Representative.
BY order Of the Colonel.
Maj. WATSON, President.
TIP. MAYNARD, Adjt.
Oct 81 St AZ
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Spartanburg Female College.
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
J. wOFFoRD TUCKER, Esq, President and
Professor of English Literature.
Mathematics and Natural Sciepce. :E,t. s.:
--, Professor of Ancient Langpaeeh
MISS PIlEBE PAINE, Modern languages,
M: :.''&spYf &Htrka L ksf''se stRF Rfaeslgfg'
Music.
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New Posr OFFlcEs-Boiling Springs, Spar.
tanburg district, South Carolina; Henry Dodd
postmaster.
Dove, Sumter district, South Carolina; Saml.
Ch,ndler postmaster.
Stone House, Greenve district, South Caro-
lima; T. N. Young postmaster.
Shaiterfeld, Edgefeld district, South Carroll
ma; james Callison postmaster.
Purely, Caswell county. North Carolina; Sam
ueI s. Harrison postmaster.
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From the Carolina Times, Sept. "a.
prpoRTH M I.FGISI,ATTVE PROCEEDINGS.

The annexed is but one Of the many encour-
aging letters touching this subject received by
Frisdny's mail from gentlemen occupying proml-
nent positions in the Legislature.
We can assure the members of the Leglsla-
ture and the public at large that our arrange
ments will be speedily perfected, and our scheme
shall be successfully carried out.
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Pickens Lodge, I. o. o. F., No. 2e

~ On Sunday next, God willing, Bishop DAVIS
preach at Trinity Church, in this village. :.
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Pomaria Nurseries.

P0maTla NURSERIES,
SUMNER Il CRA MMO d,
uAvE for sale largean fine collection OF the
i Il best varieties of
NEcTARINEs, NECTAR n FIGS, GRAPE VINES. PEARS
dwarf CHERRIES, standard and dwarf, ROSES,
PIONEERING SHRUBS and EVERGREENS
of choice kinds.
Their Fruit Department embraces all the best
native varieties, early and late, as well as all the
Choice Foreign kinds, and the trees are Of fine
habits and growth.
T Priced Catalogues sent to all applicants.
Address SUMNER & CRAMhOND,
Oct 81 3m AZ PoInaria s. c.
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Excellent Land for Sale.
THE Subscriber being desirous of making a
i change in his business, offers for sale his
UAIjjApI bNThTlnN


On Little Turkey Creek, nine miles North East of
Edge6eld c. H., adjoining lands Of Daniel Holland,
r. w. Adams and others.
Said Tract contains Eight Hundred and Sixty.
FIVE Acres, of the best Oak and Hickory Land, Of
which there is about four hundred and eighty acres
in high state of cultivation, most Of it fresh and
well fenced. The balance is woodland, rich soil,
lies well, and is well timbered.
This place is healthy, well watered, has all neces-
sary out buildings, negro houses enough to accom-
modate forty or fifty negroes, an excellent water
Gin, with sixty Saws, which will gin from four to
six bales of Cotton per day. Also Grist Mill in
fine order.
The average crop of this place. for a series of
years has equaled it is believed that Of any plan
taton in the District.
TERMS liberal.
D- For further information address the Subscri-
Der at Mt. Willing, or my son on the premises.
WILLIAM PADGETT.
Oct 81 ON 42
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Che a9uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKINSs EDITOR.
EDGEF1ELD, s. e.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1855.
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STATE Oh SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Martha Ann Magruda,

Elenor Ihurmond and Others.
i Thurmond, one Of the Defendants in this esss
reside beyond the limits Of this State On motion Of
MIR. Landrum, Solicitor, j, is Ordered tia. tho said
George Thurmond, DO plead, answer OF demqr to
the allegations Of this Bill within three months from
the date Of this publication, or Judgment prs con:
t.sss will be entered against him.
A.. SIMKtNS, E.E.p.
Oct s7, 1885. sm q
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BIISGET.I. I.ANEOUS.
A qRE4I' VICTORY OVER ALI LlNIM ENTS!
J. B. VONDERSMITH'S
l Chang Hu, @
Chinese Lininlent.

'TNHES superior preparation is presen ed TO tic Amed
public With the steatest confidence that its cR
eient cdlstVe qualities any Lnineut.
a action Is certain, sale AID uni 0rH. hitng nU
where external applicationts apprOpia to All lsio
have tried u regard Il as lnaiibc la The OlOwig pS
eses' rheuuaasn speiis b uises limbs, weak
iotsS white swelling aIs in TIC back, hips, sIles, The
breast sce, any other part lie budy Il is
ceteut remedy in bruises, ScalIS, cuts 1e uscu
ness this bic chemiCal compound shy
confined The unah species, bUt is cqUaty eca,iOus
whenever applied TO diseases aVOtte dOnles
tic atina he horse Among many diseases aud acci-
dents occurring tolhe horse, Ur which ii is the most
tain care, may Be FAMED the following vtz cps bruises,
SrTaluS in tue shoulders chaps, scratches, ackcd heel
sweeHey spHe IatoI ioins, etc For !urlher PartcG-
lars see directions on bottles, .r -vt
TAKE N 0TICE. gas
Many aud Just Objections nade oaIl The ordinary
imeHts o. the day on account u their oil nSVe smell,
and the unsghtly STAINS Onen len vrop the skim won.
dcT ul fact which has been verified 10 hr astonishnenO
she most profound chemists, and The dsisI Of fasdiOuA
patients Is that In addition to its surprising curative s-
eetS It's the most heRith a0SnetC and ,eeable pGr
iuue To any the skin TO which may be applied
imGarts rosy and natural glow which lasts iOT many
houIs aud leaves The Velvety soteSs OF healthy sk
stead of the craCted and chapPed appearance which is
common esult of almost all hes articles used Or tHat
Purnose Hence, eyeIy ladl,s tor; is supplied with II
who knows its excellent quaf;tiesh tls rcnCGt To re,
aze its agreeable odor you need but open bottle aid
try for yourself. 5eiag aesasza
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ZAxEsv,LuE, ONO.

AEr. j. B. HciasTsulith -
Dear S:-I have been ahicteL for three ears with
rheumatism ia my back, and tie last si months mol
able to get out OF my bed without help and Ou agent in
our city insisted trying one bottle OF Chang Flu
Imminent and Try alut effect it YOU'D have; aud bit
tie has relieved me SO much that was able gei OF
my bed without i(hculty. lthas beeI blessing 10 e
just try 1t for yourself, aud you WILL be wNuIleased
MRS. II, COCHRAN.
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Use the magic Impression


pAPER for writing without PenOr Ink. copying plants,
leaves, flowers, Pictures, Patterns TOT Embroidery,
larkins linen tIdeliby, and maM'.I writing THIS ar
ce Is absolutely the bet OTtH bic inIad in the known
world cr snll quantity folded andPlaced inthe pock.
esconstilueS travelling Hkstand, which be bro
kc. is needed fol any stick Sharencd to point
writes equally wei the hest Ed pen in tile
FOrdraNlg, is in l1srenSabe. II IL, Indeed tile only
art of Drawing and Painting taught in Oneesson. Any
Zeal, plant flower be transferred pages
abun with minute and distinct Resemblance OI nature
With equal facility pictures and ehIhOdery patterns
taken, and have received the highest euosums from tho
lair SEX aud Indeed ap tasteful present lady
rOuld not be produced. :,
This Magic Paper will also linen, or other tI-
cles SO as 10 remain perfectly indslihe the washing
IN the world tails bring it out Iy child Il
with perfect ease With this Magic Paper ikewiSe one
four copies OF letter written canl Ne without
any additional lnaNg it cheapest and
most CONVENIENT article eXtaut s used great ad van
by OF tue public press, telegraph opera
aud hosts Of others 'f" - -.
E.Ch package contains four d.ercn cnlOrs black blue
green ard red, with uIl and P'inied ruc0ns, or ali
TO use hnd vial last sufhccny to obtain 500 distinct
pessiOnS. 2
IL is put up III beautiful enanieed colOred envelopes
with atruth likeness tile proprietor attached. ZACH
and every package wal Taniet ,- -1...fI ..r-g
PHlCE-Se per Dozen i've for 81. Single packages
cs Mailed paris Of the wo ii. on IN, reception oil
the above prices Address, postpaid, l1..-3
zs a N.PUBBELls t61 Broadway, New York.
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.ssliss -s'5sss Removal. sRt
At LIENS & KNOX have removed their TVheLe'
sale Stock Of Boots and Shoes the new urstory
brick building, T7' f 1-EN 4=
- - oNo.=l13, Main Street,
4 few buildings North OF the Merchants Mechanics
bank, opposite side OF the street, and doors South
Of Vim T. Seiby's dry good store. ..... 5,5
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House, they confident that with theiI increased iaci
ties doing business, thecan offer TO merchants still
greater Inducements FOR buying than heretofore.
: GcsS a-7f2 ssH tMCC-L7LI.R RNS d KNOX
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Fall Fashion for Hats.

Fall Fashion for Hats.
THE subscribers prepared furnish his numcr-
Gus patrons and all the IeStOf marind' with spIen
did hats nI The 5.-s.-st rs ..- --- 49, r.
LAT EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which oE endurance, brauty of form aud finish,
sTpaSs aud when shaped TO Tile head by coniOTma
tive, fit with perleoteaseJua B. g5t 2 9ise7 II
tLSO eCetytnga large tmsBl of mems, youths
Child ems sO Hats, ComprsimE black, mapped, plain,
Non lnt venlOH, lIgrahaI Young eTiCa.e etc tOgclh
er witha fine lers yOu hs and child ems
Caps al! O which are offered at prices, Wholesale
and retail. :
sepl1 'f ", W. JIMRSON
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-Ambrotypes.

ssa.a ri..,. sAmbrotypes.# ,8 s
THE subscriber offers to the public newstyle OF
riclute lar superior 10 tie Baguer GOyrC, made
.7 20 1lt '-+t AMBROTYPES, ~ if..z.'.
1he process for Which is patented iii tho United States
Great Britain and France These pictures arc tile lDst
beautiful nd truIhfi produced by tile PIOOgaphc
art The exceeding neneSs, dell Of light shade, and
sNIset b 'U Is ey 90 90 @ l,9t reverse Tie
They are without the glare Of dasueIeOtype, he
seen III any View and Will last Tor ages Unchanged being
lNPERISHABLE,
hence the me, Ambrotype, which signifies Indcsruct
bny rTbe picture is taken plain glass. which an
other pasn corresponding size is secured indie
structi5e cement by which picture wrelain lis orig
lnal h'iancy for ages ii wii by acids nor,
he injured by water or climate H- - 40 ~
AinbTOtyI TecOscOles must seen appreciated
the IeieI is perfect lie. -
DaguerleOt ypes taken reduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen ae invited 10 call ard examine my gallery
n6 Il UEG4Il ~ q. 7PSIfT TF;
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Wholesale and Retail Agents.
g THOMPSON & PATTERS0N,itg
myI;ly @ Noll1MRin street.
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House FFuruislaing Stor

AAOLAoO . AIAISI1LLlt5H pIUIO.
i HAEF just opened, No. 81 street,
stock OF Housekeeping Articles. consisting OF Table
cutlery silver Plated Abet1 and britannia PInn-
Isled aranned and Plain Tin ware; Walters different
and various atteI Ornamental and plain Fan
anu Plain willow ware. brushes, Feather Duslers aud
Fly brushes, Xouden ware. Family Hardware, EatLing
apparatus aud 6Jtehen wIIe complete
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ESEHtol!!!
III pistol for simieIy constructions facility of.
loading aud cnIpirg, rapiIity diseha power and
eorIee,EsSS, conTetieEee o. carrying and in exemption
from liability 10 accidental discls gimg, Claims sucri
oSiy over all Others now manufactured.
AsmatOi just received aud Eor &aoiat The cheapJew.
city Store OF 7-s-4 as..1. Err3.C p BROWN 81
nIyl - -. Nn.4 MaNhinetnn tihll.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP,

] -. = - CO-PARTNERSHIP.
HE suhscTibcrs have this day entered into partnership
Tor the purpose OF tTansaCttng Commission aud For.
watding bnsiGess underte style q Go dom Matthews
Co., and sOiic continuance of tile business the late
firm ~ q lt 2sff.Esf-1 lg, ,IHt S. GORDON,
-F Be- J.5.I ,H H.s .-.l, JNo. NJ. MATTHEWS,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-22
Spring Stock.

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