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The CARoLINIAS.-Since the late Obstructive
fire in Columbia, the CaroInian, though reduc.
ed in size, has continued to hold its place a.
mongst the other journals of the day. In
short time, it will resume its former dimensions
when the Banner will also be revived. We
sincerely hope such indcfatignble perseverance,
as exhibited by Mcssrs Gibbes q johnson, will
be rewarded by increased patronage
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ADROIT cXET-I'IcKIyG.-As one of our cit
liens was walking Oh the street last evening
with stranger the latter, by a .pcccipitatc re-
treat into the Ames lean Hotel and out the back
way, caused tue former to discover that his
pocket was lighter by Sl4 than moment be-
fore. The nudacty.of the incident caused
quite stir. Our citizens should be on the
lookout-and so should the marshals. CaroH-
nidn.
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lloI. ThoS Bragg wai inangu nted Governor
OF No:tl, Carolina Oh MoadAy. Ia hiS add, ess
Oh the occasion, lie advocated free Suffrage and
the extension and completion of works of inter-
nal improvement throughout the State. He
deprecated the spirit of fanaticisn which is at
present gnawing the very vitals of the Moth,
and aptiy eulogiscd the peace, eontcntmcn; and
good fellowship so universally prevalent
throughout the South
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FIRE AT LAURENsvMLE.-Op Mond,y
morning last an attempt was made to fire
the premises Of Capt S. w. Anderson &,
Bro, occupied as n store, under the Office OF
the Laurensville Herald ut Laurensyile, s.
G. Fortunately the fire was extinguished
without communicating with the adjoining
building; not, however, before DESTROYING
about $500 worth of goods.
The Herald informs lis that the incendiary
entered the store through the post. .oliice
window, which is in the back part of the
store, and commenced pilfering operations
there, by cutting open the mail-bags, that
Were lying ready for delivery to the railroad
that morning, but no traces were found of
anything having been extracted from them
they then took about $75 from the money
drawer of the Office, and one of Colts Re-
volrers; after which, IL seems, they went
into the store and stole the money drawer,
containing about $50 in money, and all the
notes and valuable papers of the establish.
ment, also aquantity ofjewelry watches, g. c.,
and large lot of the most valuable Dry
Goods in the store, together with quantity
VI fancy goods from the show case Not
content with stealing, they then set fire to
the establishment.
Vigient search VS. immediately made by
the citizens, and much Of the stolen proper
ty hid in places around the store, was found.
No clue, as yet, can be obtained that
would implicate any one.
An attempt was also made, on the same
night to break open-the door of the Com
missioner in Equity's office, but was not
successful.
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The Savannah Georgian of the 22d says. 1t
is with more than ordinary pleasure we have to
announce the completion of the magnificent
monument to the memory of Court Pulaski, in
this city. 1t was completed yesterday afternoon.
in presence of very many of our citizens.
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TBE MArLs.--A CLEAN Of sunshine, we
are happy TO state (says the Charleston
Conrier) has just appeared, which In all
probability, viii dispel the fog In which the
mat facilities OF this portion OF our State
mas Tor the last fsw days been enveloped.
an oiler made by the Postofiiee Depart
mcnt 10 pay $237.50 per mile for double
daily nail service between KingsyilIe and
augusta and Charleston and Kingssille, and
500 per mile for single daily service be-
tween kingsvillc aud Columbia has been,
We learn accepted By the South Carolina
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DR.. Ives, late Bishop OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in North Carolina, who last year
went over to the RomiSh Church, has been ap-
pointed a Professor in the Roman Catholic Coll
lcge in Fordham
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted TO me are called
IA upon to settle. Unpleasant Ms it
would be, will be compelled to force pay
ment from those who disregard this notice.
Those to whom ] am indebted, are request
ed to present their demands.
r. 5 BAILEY.
Jan. 10 A6 a.
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As an indication Of the extravaganza which
has prevailed in the country for some time, an
importing house in New York has written letter
stating that the amount Of duties paid for French
artificial flowers for the first quarter of the cur
rent fiscal year was almost double the amount
of duties paid on railroad iron
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MARRIED,

Married, in York District. OF the soth ul.
timo, at the residence "f 8. w. Rudrock,
by The Rev. J. X. Picket, JAMES NJ. HEN
DERSON, Esq, Editor Of the Concord Ga
zetie, TO Miss SALINA ". CASTON, Of
Laneasterville y. G..
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COMMISSIONERS TO PARIs.-The Hon. William
Elliot, of this State, and DR.. John Bachman,
and Mons. Alexander Vcttcmcrc, of Paris are
the Commissioners appointed by Elk Governor
Manning, to represent the State of South Caro-
linn in the Universal Exhibition to be held at
Paris 1855.
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LANCAsTERvILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10. 1855.
Agents for the Lancaster Ledger.
Terms of the Ledger.

Cash in advance always. No paper will
he stopped until paid for unless we choose to.
We have fine assortment of JOB Type, and
are prepared to do any kind of Job Work.
with ncatncss and despatch.
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SALUpA FAcroRy.-At a meeting Of the stock
holders yesterday the above establishment was
sold to James G.. Gibbes & Co. II win soon be
put in order and started again, and will doubt.
less be profitable Investment - Cdrotinidn.
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W00DVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY

situated six miles south of Lancaster
Il Z. H., on the Camden Road, and was
opened on Monday the 9Th inst, by Miss
SARAH N. BIsHoP, young lady, well quail
fied to discharge the duties Of m instruc-
treas.
The Academic year consists of two ses-
sons of five months each.
The following branches will be taught at
the rates annexed, viz
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per
session. ......... ............. $500
Grammar and Geography ......... TOO
Philosophy, Astronomy, Botany and
Chemistry. 500
Music. :. (on the piano. ).......... 1900
Use cl iEno. '...... ............. 200
Boarding, per month. h.............. TOO
Washing .. LOO
Boarders arc required to furnish their own
lights.
For further information. reference may be
made 10 the following Board of Trustees,
viz: Jas. NJ. Ingram, Chairman, John II.
Copeland, Secretary, j. r. Conneil. Treasu-
rer, Robert \. McIlwain, Caswcll Mobey,
DR. r T.. Wylie, Rev. w. F. Brazngton,
Geo J. Duncan, James Biskin, James X.
Magi!l, L. NJ. Cauthcn, J. L. Mackey and Il.
F. Ingram.
The Academy il commodious, and well
adapted TO the ease and comfort Of the pu-
pills, while the section is perfectly healthy,
and the community refined and moral. The
lnstructress is wholly adequate to the task
assigned her, and we chcerfully recommend
her ia hcreaptCity. We promise every care
and attention on our pact to render tbs
School worthy OF the confidence Of all who
may f'vor us with thsir patronage, which
We earnestly solicit.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM, Chairman.
}. L. COPELAND, Secretary.
Woodville, Jan. 10, 1885.
Jan 10 az al
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REsPIrE.-We understand that Peter Gospall
has been rcspited. lie was condemned in Spar
tanburgh for the murder of his fathcr.in-Iaw,
but has been respited on account of his feeble
state of health.
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THs HIeH PRics OF PAPxa.---The great
advance In the price Of paper within the
last six mouths has put the publishers Of
newspapers TO serious reflection how to
eeuntesact the evil Il u suggested In the
West, among other things, that publishers
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-10

TnE CHARLESTON MERcURY.--This popular
journal comes to US in an enlarged form. We
are gratifed to construe this as an indication OF
increasing prosperity.
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~ Those persons who subscribed in
clubs, must take notice that the three
months have nearly expired. "a word to
the wise &c"
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Barnum's Autiobiogra-
ply.


J. S. REDFlELD, llo s. IIa ST.
win shortly put to press. and publish
early iaDece,nber,
THE LIFE OF p, T. BARNUM,
WHITES ny HIMSELF.
In which he narrates his ca-ly history a.
CLERK, MERCHANT, AND EDITOR,
And his later career rs
SNOWMAN.
With II Portrait on Steel and numerous T.
Illustrations, by DJrley. In one volume,
l2mo. Price 81 25.
"ln this work / have given, i'm every par
tcular, the true and The only full ac-
eonnt of my enterprises" PrefIcs,L
The publisher only :, peats the public sen-
iimrnt IN announcing that this book will be
one Of extraordinary interest Mr.. Bar
NUNS unparalleled tact and talent rs bust.
ness alnn, the grand and liberal scale on
which his prominent enterprises have been
conducted. Together with happy tempera-
mcnt which can both give aud take n hi. of
hnmor, have made hi, name n world.known
: household world"
Adopting 'aothing cxteauate- as his mot.
to. hc presents tho authentic history of
"Jni'e Heath" the "Frjse Merm ,i,l,a tl,,
"Wooily liorse," the -llord Of Buif.llocs,"
and other shown IN Incidents, generally do
bounced ~ -iUliBUGS,' whnc iir,.r
space Is devoted Ia his connection with
GENERAL TOM THUMB, and the tr;-
umphal musical campaign Of JENNY LIND.
RULES For BUSINESS AND MAX
ING FORTUNE;
aud innnmrrlble additional enterprises anil
operations, afford the author an indefinite
range of subject. and he will abundantIy
prove by his pen that he is something mon.
than Snowman. We know, Indeed, of no
subject which affords greater scope for
desply interesting ntrrative than tho Auro.
BIOGRAPHY OF +. 4. BAnxUM.
Jan 10 as ,e
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European Affairs.

ihe news by tho Atlantic brings a more
exclung party into the field of confiict.-to
Wit,,the British Parliament. The Queens
speech breathes nothing but war; and. b.
the way, Congress may thence take a hint
OF the vanity of all projects of pacification
and mediation. The great and proud ma
tlons that are now measuring weapons, will
submit to no less IN umpire than Deity the
issue OF their strife. As yet they have felt
only the irritation and exaspera:ion of war
Their strength is unimpaired, and their ami
mosities increased The reverse will come
In due time. Taxes will waste the rcsour-
ces, ana alternate victory and disaster will
duii the sense # vanity, and then even the
british lion and the French eagle will droop
their tails and come to reason.
But the session Of Parliament, even IFS
inception, mas shown ihai ihe ucis OF Gov
eminent are to be subjected to an unsparinp
criticism Earl Derby's comments on the
Queens speech are n model of polite. and
yet pitiess opposition, which may be look
I'd TO rs the programme of the course of the
Torres. They support the war, but they
conVict the Government of having blunder-
.d INTO IT. and OF perpetual blundering since
they gotinto Ii. The expedition to the Bal
Tic, which commenced with such loud boasts.
ana ended with such lean performance, and
the Invasion Of the Crimea, which was fir It
10 capture Scbastopol by bold stroke, and
now threatens to destroy The invaders by a
SLOW decay, are OF course the leading topics
oil censure. They are, however, enough to
SUPPLY arrows for the Parliamentary war
i're Vi tiie whole winter, and if the Minis
Try sustain themselves, it will be by ex.
hioiung more vigor in peace than they have
shown in war;
another point of weakness in the present
government, is the Austrian alliance. and
inc terms OF the recent treaty. The speech
from the throne carefully evades any decl.-
rat'on OF the purpoit Of this treatv; Lord
Der6y calls in question its advantages aud
Lord John Russell admits that it is not such
as was desired. 1t is probably only anoth.
er step IN the diplomacy Of Austria, TO gain
all possible advantages from the present
war; without incurring any of its dan gers or
responsibilities.
The present Ministry stand on very slip
perry ground, and although they are adroit
and experienced in sliding, the times are so
grave, and so little in accord with tho en-
.ertainments OF mere political dexterity
shat u there were prospect Of substituting
Ior them an able and consistent body of
statesmen, they would probably be voted
. out OF Office by general consent. Eut the
appalling inquiry, Of who are 20 take their
places, will be very serious and probably
effectual check upon the general sense of
their incompetency, and The Earl of Aber-
deen will still continue to preside over the
war upon his ancient friend, the Car of
Russia.-Ch Mercury.
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ING 4 FORTUNE
a WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST,"
Notes On Duels and Du-
elling.
ALPHA8ErIcALLY ARRANoEn.

ALPHABETICALLY ARRASoED.
With Preliminary Historical Essay
BY Hon. Lorenzo Sabine. vol. I3mo.--
Price g. 25.
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We trust our police may be able to meet
up With this night-walker.
CoIunbi1 T;,,,eS


CHaLLENGs TO DUEL, AND REpLy.-
The New York Express says the following
letters passed between two young lnemhers
of the far about a fortnight ago. The
names of the parties for obvious reasons are
suppressed. The laconic reply may teach
lesson to youngsters of 6rery tempers, and
were all similar challenges treated In a like
manner, It would serve to check the desire
Of ambitious youths to see their names in
print according to the code" as men of
honor. What was the upshot has not trans
pired:
THURSDAY.
Dear Sir: You are too well acquainted
with the many deceits You have made use
of to estrange the affections of Miss j., for
me to recount them. Let il suffice that
am in possession of thorough knowledge
of 81! your treacheries, and 1t only remains
for you either to withdraw your intentions
in toto, or to meet me as becomes man Of
honor. Your obt sery't.
Your kind note Of yesterday was receiv-
ed My life is of so much value to my
friends that am not particularly desirous
of exposing it to your pop gun, nor do feel
inclined to send yfu where you arc likely
to meet with too warm reception.
Secondly-I have rs great right to visit
the lady, as manifested good sense in has
tening your exit, and shall continue to avail
myself of that right.
Thirdly shall not meet you in duel.
Fourthly-If YOU indulge in further inso-
lcnce. or offer to lav the weight of your fin
ger on my valuable BODY, promise you to
belabor your attenuatcd carcase to my hearts
content. Yours, Sc.
Not classic, but au fail.
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SHoP-LIFTISG.--On Monday last, two H.
dies, while examining some f,ncy goods at
one of the fashionable stores on King street
secrcted some Of the articles under their
cloaks or talmas. Fortunately for the pro.
prietor of the establish ment, they were dis.
covered, and gave up their ill-gotten booty,
without having recourse TO any harsh meas.
nres.
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An kFFRAY.--A very serious affray oc.
Cured at the house Of Thomas Murphy, on
the corner Of Unity Alley and St,te-street,
on New Years dav. A man named Me-
Loughlin. and another, became engaged in
controversy, when Murphy interfcred to
prevent disturbance. lie was unsuccessful,
and starting for the guard. was followed by
Mclaughlin and stabbed in the abdomen
with large knife. Mclaughlin is charged
with tho net, and has been lodged in Jail to
await the result Murphy is in an exceed
ingly critical condition. In the absence of
the police, Charles Farrally, whom, under
the soabriquct Of Handsome Charley, We
have occasionally mentioned, happened to
be passing, aud taking upon himself the re.
sponHibiliiy of the arrest, bore the prisoner
or TO jail Charleston Standard.
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J. s. REDFIELD, lIo s. IIaNAssAUsT.
win shortly put to press. and publish
early iaDecs,nber,
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VOL. 3.--NO Us.

palaces here you are at my feet-cradled in
your lovely ynle,-still and quiet ms death And
this is Florence" Did your eyes ever feast
upon more enchanting scene How beautiful
are the hills and dales around us-all terraced
for the olive. the vine and the fly tree.-each one
wearing its crown-a beautiful villa.
Do you thnl quiet stream, as you look TO
the East winding through its menndering chan
nel-loeing Itself here behind an intervening hi
top mud again spreading CLASSY surface IN no
distant vale beyondl Tint is the "Arno"-tEe
weetcIassie 1rno. And looking West do you
still see it, far, far in the distance us
wny, like II serpent, to the Mediterranean How
oft the eyes Of the buried great around us have
frightened over tins self same scene Here on
this very spot, sat the great GaliIeo, night after
night watching, aud taking notes OF, the doings
OF tho upper worlds. Aud yonder. IN the Nortn,
III that gap of the mountain three miles distant.
where you sec that bold tower cut Clearly
against the sky. is the ancient Etrnrlhn town ct
Fieasol. Twas there the traitor Cataline hid
his treasures during his conspiracy against
Rome Now lei your eye wander from the green
earth around You, and follow that range of noun
tnns Ms it continues ON, from Fieasoll to tho
West. DO yon see, in the hazy distance, those
lofty peaks rising up like ghosts in their grave
habilimonts There sits old winter in his gray
mantle, the yenr round. Stern and frigid he
looks from his lofty throne and frowns, because
ne nus not uotnnpn over the sWeeI Rrt'h
beneath him--These arc tho Appenines-on the
loiiicst peak of which, my footprint has been
made.
But now we must hasten to GO Take one last
pccp Mt Foronce. and listen To her mournful
bolls IA their heavy sounds come booming up
from her bosom lifting the very mir, and rolling
it up in huge pillows over US. Take your last
look Mt the thousand and one palaces and slllasas
they appear on the sunny mountain side in the
distance, and ON the terraced slope and gentle
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AI.o 0yer IU0 O10 Ilnt.IEs Sfniue- NcdaIs, ChMts,
Albums Nauallr Boot-, and rorinos OF Enpnsine4.
mi ing in ali l5U 0aO ets which viii lee distributed b,
a committee appi5tcd hy the Shareholders aud Ion.
sarIe free ii cuatrba he Pnhlc'- ohedicnt servants
DA IlALLk CO,
1876 Broadway. New YorL.
Orders for Encn,iars and Tie ,ts in hi. rrent EN-
te prise dny arriving FROM Il pnr,s oi the United
SlaeS md C1na Ia. " uirh warrant in prom sinp
very enry .lny thr di-uhutInn Applications should
n,r inmeiin,ely uao1ly certain number OF Tick
FL, car be sold ie'rer. with the money rnrlosed,
he prepaid and the Engraving and ii tt will be rar-
led free nASlIAlL Il co.
dec l3-l ! Mar aS6 Broadway Now lntk.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

F8NtlE ,Ih-cribct puid rc4pe.tSully rnlI an. n'cu.
ton NJ anae :, hing To make ibrir friends pre-
io Clris nr - irnr TINT viii be priced abov,
hamonds coll ut gallery and select from HE lurg.
ns-utt nrnta le>,c.is Hnd Fancy Goods cs received
- hrprrtsiup 1T prices tn 'uit the trims. md hive
thnW File with unc % one ma IN nni,Nije PREMIUM
nEGuERREO1 lPES. Remember thar GIBBS bore
d n the pam bS he first premium Al competitors
the int Fairs ut petc-eAnrg and Risnmond; which
"a -nihri.nt guaruntrc lint his ia the place to have
'onr mngr transferred equai to nature 30 without much
ndu. along rdrnnd-. IN your carriages. or on
ont all nra tcrrRrd mike, and wi hni plenty OF
good tire aud every hing make you comfortable
while wnl z Your time of siiting. ln every case en-
tire satisfaction giseu-or charge madr
At the sign ot he Alag r. GIBBS.
tV All papers advertising for will copy.
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NEW YORK.
Hcrring's Patent Fire-PrOOf Safes.

1NHE suhsrrncr continue" Ia manuteouie lis nn'i'nl,
led patent fire aad burglar proof -aes warrentnd
lnAi 10 any. Hn5 superior some ot the mnnS when
ltSr been tested nuh slod aud noticed by the press
lhf, hou tho world ur he aI hlirca ycarsund !. sole
Irotcru at t!n- 1pcut rwdcr PR nj lnrk, hotn hnv
ing rrsrIted -rpttatr medal, AT The Worlds hair,
London. 1881 epd w York in 1888 4. Also, =
lalenee s purchase ol Jones' eelhrtcd ratent COM
hmiion und lefmuu, ION hnak LOCK- $1,000 il fod
wns pnccd in hr saic, exhibited 1T the Word" t"ir
London secured by lnds aud Joecs lork. Hnd 'h'rod
Us reward any WHO would ick til locks OF open
the sale within live ,n>-. and althongh ole et"d
upon hs seyetn skilled in the ort ot nck licking. ~"
"ne succeeded IN oprnrg he safe (ne ching" nr alier'
ton IN L e ucks at krNs huspg been nude DUNG the
II ao) out he moDN c'un ed IN liz suite depository and
was returned 20 the proprietor, and a medal awarded
linn for the champion safe ai ile "orld. tau'' IL
Nonc genuine except hnsc having the -nh.rtihrr name
SllAS &. HERRlN6,
Green III ~ CORNER PM mud Watrrst1 Ne" N"tk.
\ B.-lhr nhoye -air. nut l4rks eau hr had (add
ing hrigh) manufacturers priecs oi Lis nutholhod
ngent-, in NIL tho rinrP eiies in the United Stnt"t
and Cannia
For sale IN Lvnchhurr by III" Arrn's--
Bl-.lltu !. IT, THOMPSON X CO.
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EEMOt Al.

1The subscrihcr m,sne rem"Ned 10 ins ne" Ntnrr
80 dc,r- hove hs old stand and t1r"f doars south
"a Man and Mar&et -tr"ets, prepared to "ner an
I1'1nieo- fo pprsus purcha-n3 all kind. OF d nf-,
Nt.ti.,eea Prints Ui., DIVES. " ndow Gass, tuuy
Per- tne,y. Fancy Articles &c. 4.
4hi, Store /. l02 feet deep, Shich vii enable MN t.
kccl, a ,, uch nrgcr stock hn1 usual fhrt'uai aen
ton v he prid 10 ali orders ffr'rrFh h' n,"d a.
an ,,.and f,an, an * uetie cr of more ihan 30 year
b. Hnfler. hitnse that he Ill ~ able Ia luinl-' only
.Irh medicines a. Ne rurc md 81" ii g. AiIlhe ne"
pharmaceutical Preparations made a they appear ~
ln. Medical Jo,rnnl,.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will nsed us Mu,c Saloon "h"rr
he hns now aud will keep supply . th9,e isnly J.,
ebrntcd Worlds Fair (Londun) Prem m Pnho- All
kind, of Music and Musical Instruments furnished tn
,rder Private entrHHce to the Saloon in the alley
visiters will please ring the 'Inor bel
D r. lyman. Banh square.
sell l2-ds2taw6nc
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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hlSSOGUTION.-1 h, conee,n ol \. < VI.
- Gugccnhemrr has been tli. dav di. rlv'I bv
mutual consent All clnirns against the cohr,rn viii
he settled by Nathaniel Guge.nLcimer; hn.r indelard
To the will mako payment the carly
possh,c for longer indulgence cannot be given.
We tender Onr thanks Ia the public for passed syors
mud recommend Il continuance at ihcr
patronage
n y NJ. GUGGENHElMER
Lynchbnrg, Feb, 20th, 1858. .-ico2-d3m
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NEW CONCERN

sNHE nnIeis grG viii continue the Groceey an !
i Z ,mmi->i,,a business nt the old stand OF Wilson
X + anh in. ,vtere lie intend, kecpi gcnea stock
Of every urtic in m lrr would - Eln l. -e" -
Old customer. mud the pt b.ih ally Pr mpt "'ten-
rtou u forwarding and "thrr business entrusted to
-, JOS II. WILSON
Srpfe',hpr 1t. 1874. sep -