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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

The Bible must be the invention OF
good men or angels, Of bad men or dev.
lis, or Of God. ~
II could not have been the invention
Of good men or angels for they neither
would nor could make a book and tell
lies all the time they we're writing it, say
ing, "Thus saith the Lord" when it wa.
their own invention.
1t could not be the invention Of bat
men or devils, for they could not maxi
q book which commends all duty, forbid
all sin, and condemns themselves 10 al
eternity.
l therefore draw this conclusion: tn
Bible must have been given BY inspira
Ition Of God.
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M u III O R O II s. .
VIOLETTA AND ALLANDORF-
ONE.HORSE NOVEL.

Violetta started convulsively, and turn
ed her tear drenched eyes wildly upon
the speaker; for to her there seemed
something strangely familiar in those
low rich tones. Their eyes met, his
beaming with love and tenderness, hers
cleaning with wild uncertainty.
"Violetta u
"Allandorf"
And the beautiful girl sank, from ex.
cess Of Joy, upon his noble heart, throb'
bing with the pu.e, holy, delicious love
Of other days. Allandorf bent tenderly
over her, and bathedNher pure white tenn
pies with the gushing tears Of deep
thought sudden joy. While doing this
Violetta's father, Rip Van Snort, wa
seen approaching the lovers with a fail
Allandorf saw the aged patriarch, ant
with one leap cleared the banis,ers ant
rushed down stairs. But Van Snort wa
not to be thus "done." He pu. after tn
flying Allandorf, and just as he was turn
ing the corner Of the red barn gave hin
Tiff with the fail that placed him OF
the "tother side Of Jordan"
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TO A YOUNG MAN--HINTS ON !
tE4 BUSINESS ~ ,esgGa 10

The way to get credit, is to be punc.'
tual. The way to preserve it is to not,
use it much. Settle often, have short
accounts.
Trust no mans appearance, unless il
corresponds with his chronological de.
velopments. 1t may be deceptive. or as.
sumed for the purpose OF obtaining cred.
it. Beware Of gaudy exteriors. Rogues
are usually dressy. The wise, honSst,
and judicious are PLAIN men. Trust him,
| If any one who carries but little Oh hiS
back. Never trust him who flies .intoNa
passion on being requested TO pay %
honest bill make him pay il quickly.
An upright man will no, require inces.
SAINT dunning. The patronage Of him
who does it is not worth having.
Be we'll satisfied before you give cred.
| it, that those 10 whom You give il ate safe
men, men to be trusted. Sell your goods
at small advance, and never misrepIs.
sent them. Those whom you once do.
ceive. will beware ofyou the second time.
Deal uprightly with all men, and they
will repose confidence in you. @i
Beware Of him whois an Office seeker.
Men do not usually want an Office whsn
they have anything to do. A mah'sai
fairs are rather low, when he seeks Office
for support. Agree beforehand with ev'
cry man about to do job, andiif elsfes
put it into writing. If any decline this,
quit or be cheated. t5 ks ssaas
Though you want job ever 50 much
make all sure at the outset, and in Z
case al all doubtful, make sure Of guSr
ranty. Be not afraid to ask it'll, II Ii,
{, best test Of responsibility; for ofeht'
$ be taken, you have escaped % loss
Multum in Parpo. se 1tagss ,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

OuR Autobiography, give
US. "a description Of the arth." {-
eyes, sir. The airth is vast globe,
filled with mud, filth, Sewastopoles
and Shanghais."
"What are its products 7"
'Whiskey, gin, Nebraska bills, and
bufsted banks bills" .o
"How many races of men are there?'
"Three--races Of Union course, races
for election, and races for money"
"Where is America p
"All over creation--it is the paradis,
that Adam, the fust 6llibuster, was turn
ed out on" esr ia,
"Smart boy-go up TO the head"
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elf VARIETY. M Nh.
TWELVE RULES OF THE YEAR,

TWELVE RULES OF THE YEAR.
The following are intended mainly
for the guidance Of young mon and wo.
men:
/. Get married, If you can but look
before you lesp. Love matches are ro.
mantle, nice things 10 read about. but
they have birthstone in them now and
then so says Ike Marvel, Esq.
2. Unite in overlhrowing the fashio n
which translates civility into love.
8. Go TO church at least once o
week. ,y. ,cssf
A. Take share in your Library As.
sociation, and "get your money back"
besides making large profit on the in
vestment, by reading the best books in
the collection. tg
5. Circulate no scandal.
6. Avoid all kinds Of spirits-partic
|ularly spirit rappers.
Z. Keep away from the thenter, and so
avoid a sacrifice Of money and morals.
s. Never notice the clothing Of per
sons attending divine worship, nor stand
in front Of the house Of God after ser
| vice.
0. Never ask another man his bust
ness-where he is going to--where h'
came from--when he left--when he in
tends to go back--or the number Of hi.
dollars. You may inquire as to th'
state OF his health and that Of his par
ents, sisters and brothers, but venture
no farther.
10. Defend the innocent, help the
poor, and cultivate spirit Of friendship
among all your acquaintance.
IL. Never speak disparagingly Of wo
men, and endeavor to conquer all you
prejudices. Believe all persons'to b.
sincere in the religion which they pro
fess.
12. Be economical, but not parsimo
nious nor niggardly. Make good US
Of your dollars. but not idols. Liv
within your means and never borro,
money in anticipation Of your salary
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

A CLERGYxAN's WIFE.-A Welsh
clergyman applied to his Diocesan for a
living. The Bishop promised him one
but. as he was taking leave. he exPres.
sed hope that his lordship would not
send him into the interior Of the Princi.
pali,y, as his wife could not speak
Welsh. .s Il ess053s
"Your wife, sir," said the Bishop
.whst hes your wife 10 do with il i-shs
does1fo preach, does she I" -.
"No, my Lord" said the psrson, s'bu
she lectures" !" h ~ Tsl "
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

CHARMlNa CoHslsrENcy.--ScEKE i
[Slightly rainy Sunday.] Fathsr-(with
umbrella and overcoat)-Come, my dear,
put on your things for church.
Dutvul Daughter-Why, dear father,
it is raining so hard am afraid shall
wei my feet. and you know thatl take
cold 80 easily.
SCENE 2-[Very rainy night Duti
fMl Daughter-come, my dear pa, i'll
time to so; the opera commences in 9
quarter OF an hour. &,
Father-(in surprise)-I thought 70,
could not go out in the rain for fear o
wetting your feet.
DaHghter-O, no l have such nic'
rubbers, and they keep my feet as dr.,
as toast. 5la sG1
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B1- Hear is one1oi the 'mostinapie

B0- HERE is oneof the most i1npfes.
sive paragraphs we have lstely sseH.-
1t is from the pen Of JoHss FosTER: a.
"Lis,is expenditure soe Aarei itsl lut
are as e5ntinually losing IL. ne 3ave.tse
use ofit, but are continually wastin8 ".
Suppose man sonfned in some faftrsss
under the doom 70 stay there till death.
and suppose there is there for his,uas a
dark reservoir Of water, 10 which, iis is
certain mono cana ever be, sdfed ~ He
may suppose the quantity 10 very Ss4pt,
he cannot penetrate TO lssc ceftats how.
much, but it may be very li,sles He has
drawn fr0m7it by means Of a. foantsia
good while already. and draw from. II
every day. But how would he feel Aach
time OF drawing. and each time Of drink.
ing Of i'll Not a. ifsite had 4 ., pessn
nial spring to go'to. Not,sI hsss 4 ,ees.
ervoir, may be at ease" Nol sbut, ]
had soater yesteyday, I hAve aloetsT 70.
day, but hauing bad IL ard M knpiNs
it to-day. ia The very caxse ttAet II sAGll
nothsus i some day that u appresekins
Amd at this sevy timsSI Am eesspslle1 q
this fatal expenditures, e So 81. our nor.
tai, transient lie. And yes men ar4,in'
disposed: 10 admit the .nlsia tr4lhj IA
life 10 . thinS which Ahsy Az ~ AA 80
possessing than a. necestAfiIy aensu
mlng, and that even thfs i6a4efJ sspsl
Of possession, i bsceuAsa I eySf !, !
less possesAl0tl a {. K. n q ".
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

s yADmInArIoN.--The love of-admira
ton is the canker upon the heart ol
many lovely woman. II insinuates
itself into the moral natufe, and either
makes the woman an object Of vul'
gar stare or public notoriety. When hel
beauty 10 gone, the absence Of ths slim
ulant 10 her weak ened nature. leaves hel
irftsbls and disappointed. Beauty 10 Z
dangerous inheritance, and acquires Z,
ppsciat duty from the owner Of II. III,
dasliay ofi Z beautiful woman is noble
than % be stsred - BY the vulgar cnwd
or Aattssed rby . heaaless socidty. /
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m1swWR1CAL.
THE PURITAN ARMY.

In ,he summer Of l647, about twelve
months after the last fortress Of the Ca.
walters had submitted to the Parliament,
the Parliament was compelled to submit
70 its own soldiers. as '..i '
Thirteen years followed, during which
Eueland was, under various forms and
namss, really governed by the sword
Meier before that time or since that
time ,cas the civil power in our country
subjected to military; -dictation.
>; The ARnY which now became supreme
in ,ths Ststs was a very different army
iron, sny that has since been seen among
Us. AT present, the pay Of the common
soldier is not such as can sedute any
but the humblest class Of English labo.
.Yers from their calling, A barrier, al.
most impossible, separates him from the
commissioned officer. The great major.
ity Of those Who rise. high in the service
fise, tS purchass. So numerous and OK.
. ten.ive are the remote dependencies Of
England, that every man who enlists in
the line, must expect 10 pass nvyeari
in.exile, iL climates 'unfavorable 10 the
health and vigor Of the European race,
TIC Army of the Long Parliament wei
sa:sed for homo service. The pay Of the
private soldier was much above the va
- earned By the sreat body Of the peo
pls; and il he distinguished himself b.
Intelligence and coursss, he might hoP'
10 attain high commands. Ehe rank
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

Col. Colt, with his agents are arW ash.
ington, urging renewal Of hrs patent.
He has already made himself million
ofIdollars out OF it,, and we think b
should be contentsde to retire. aud leays
the business of making vsvolysr open
10 general competition, zs
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Noah
L. Wilson, Esq, hes secured funds
enough in Europe, to complete the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati road from Chilli.
cothe TO Athens, distance Of about six
ty miles. When the road is completed
forty miles west Of the ancient metrop.
oils. it will penetrate the coal and iron
region.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

I - a man who was in habit Of
|making = grsss fuss, through ths. night,
FwAs asked. .rstWhy, do you make % mech
,noass. lacsnt slssp " & u 6on'i nsks ia
more 'noisO 4 thar yens dog r.. sst3 do1
Ass i Iakht 70 bssk3p God 6svv i a
90 saA n hsss = ss46ktts de ~ iawr
xs1kiA9 yyafsses icks yeussnsies 4 xtAsl
pttflsS Up1nSs6sS \ q sisiiss1:g aii q i
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

THE FALLS OF NIAGARA.

..Is.laas. the Rev. M. .FLsrcusa. ol
Englsadiwas yisi.edby spscquainisncs
who had been travelling In. Americas
During ,heis conversation, he produced
. eiuS.st Of flowers which he had gath.
etsd nssr Tie Great Cataract, and gave
an animated description Of that wonder.
RosERr FLErcHsR, a boy, eleven years
ot sge, iistens@bwith enthusiasm to his
glowing description, and when he had
fpished. went into another room. and in
hslf, On ;hour produced the beautiful
poem subjoinsd: s9sAT q ttr6
'BsYoxp the deep Atiantic's waves
- These fair but foded how'rets crew.
Where dread Niagari falls and raves, sc
They slipped the pearls OF morning dew,
The parent stem, that gave them birth,
Still beauties the distant earth.
80 Tn Spring. and many lovely flower p
sst Clpst'ring afoundthat root appears, 81
Each nurtured by q gentle shower
or the deep torrents rainbow tears,
With nectar for his n,instselsy.
Sweet flowers how glorious was your home,
Where. startling Eartks deep caveswith
.-i fright, M
And shaking Heavens eternal dome, r
Gigantic catafacts, doy and night,
Adown the steep, with laundering whirl,
Their endless lightning waters hml ~
Built by the golden sun by day,
And by the silvery moon BY night,
Isseen, amid the torrents spray,
An everlasting rainbow's light
Serene, above the cataracts rage. ...
Cheering the storm il can't assuage.
But while their hues these flowers recall,
With all the wonders Of their cline,
Mortal nearest thou NOT the fall
-. OF the deep rolling tide Of Time
Into vast Eternity7
u Mercys bow there spread for thee1
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

The officer commanding the British
squadron in the Caribbean Sea, the
Washington Star says, has been instruc.
ted by the British Minister not to per.
nit any portion Of thu proposed exPedi.
tion from this country for an ARMED oc.
cupation ef the Mosquito Coast 10 land
on the shores Of CentraI America:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-20

into the land flowing with milk and no.
ney. Yet had that leader rescued his
,brethrsn 10 spite Of themselves; nor
had he shrunk from making terrible, e1-
smplesi of those who contemned = the
pro6sfed freedom, and sighed for the
Aeshpots Of Egypt, The, object Of the
warIike saints- who ,surrounded Crcnh'
we'll, was the settlement Of a free and
pious commonwealth. For That end
they were ready to employ without scru
pie. any msans, however violent end
lawles.. II was not impossible thereiors
70 establish by their aid an absolutt
monarchy in effect; butitwss probable
tAat ahsir laid would be spddeniy with
drawn foml = euler Nhos even pnde
who even unllss constitutional restraint
thcaM vsnluss e asssns she regal nam
lAnd diguity gii y (. las sa@ss siE5 ess
/ II y N ~ snanlavse IliaAoNf az xnRhnd.
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN EARRSEDHIHR.

Manufacturer, Mnporier anil ThoIenh
ani Retail Dcalcr IN Shot, GunS,
Rites, Pistols, Fishing Tnchhe. am!
all kinds Of Sportiny apparatus,
Togclhcr with a general assorimcn, of
MATERIALS FOR Gun MAKERS.
N. H.. Cor. of Walnut Hssel
Second Streets. Hshil:,GnipEsia.
All Of which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will be sold
as low as can he afforded by any establish.
nsent in tho United States.
!. In testimony OF his skill as manurf ctnr.
er, the Franklin Institute of rhi!ndclphia
has awarded 10 him sine 'S10, two cer,ni-
oats, six silver moG.,s, and cue recall
premium;:and in ! S5l, the Crystal Palace
Of New York, awarded to him medal, the
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guns and r.
fles in&the United States.
(" Krider's Sporting Anecdotes" illus
tratiye Of ccrslin varieties of American
Game, with remarks on the Character of
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipc, WGodcock,
Dual, Partridge, Duck aud Pidgeon match
shooting, OH the Rec Bunting or Read
Bird ,GrasssP sPloycr, tiul-headcd or Colder
Plover, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck, American Widgeon, Scaup Duck
and Canada Goosc.-Pricc $l00.
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut, philadelphia.
b Aug. 10 1854. ID. l,y.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
es To inform the public thai he still manulac-
tnrcs Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State
blrg, on ihe most improved and approved pfan-
which he thinks that the cotlGn ginncd on one
OF those gins of the late improvement is worth
ton glnnc.i on the ordinary gin. He also man
nitclGrcs them OF the most simple construction,
ot The finest finish and Of the best materials 10
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell fur 81 per Saw
Ne also repairs old gins and puts them in com-
plre order nj the shortest nolice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly and punctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
statebnrs, Sumter Dist, S. C. Feb H. 26
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HDHe. S'EHRONG'S
CONIOPUND SANATIVE PILLS,

THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY yEGE-
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure of all Bilious COM
plants, Dyspepsia, Costirencss, Liver Com
plaint, Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite, and all
THEY PURIFY TIE BLOOD. EQUAL
lZE TIE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRErORY ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and as an Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have no equal.
Price 25 cents per box.
ALSO.
NDEe. SI'HeONG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH PILLS.
a rcmcdy.for Coughs, Coiis, Caturrh Bron-
chHis, Group. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Con-
SUMPTION and aH diseases arising from II de
distress and bad feeling from eating too hcariy
food, IN iceak and dySpcpiic hubits.
warranted TO be Purely Veg
These Pills act as an Expectorant, Tnico,
and Aperent.
They promote Expectorntion, Loosen the
Phlegm. and Clear the Lungs aud other Sec
reiory Organs of NIL morbid matter, and there
is not another remedy in the whole Ma'erin
NlctlIca capable of imparing such healing
properties to the Lungs and Vital Organs as
these Pills. They Cure Costvcncss, produce
a good, regular Appetite, und Strengthen the
System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doses
of Medicine.
Call on The agents who sell the Pills, and
get the Fhnmicr's Almanac Gratis, giving full
particulars and certificates of cures
Both kinds Of the above named Pills afe for
sale III Smmcrvillc, by
DARGAN & co.
And PERRY MOSES.
Who also keeps supply of DR.. Spenccr'-
Vegetable Pills, and br. lluli's Celebrated
Pills, which stop the Chlls and Fever the first
day.
July 2G, 1851 80 w.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his mr.
rangcmcn,s for making sash, Blinds and Pam
we'll nuors bcgS leave To inform hi friends and
the public, that he is prepared TO furnish ai
short notice Sash ofall sizes princd and glazed
Blinds 10 suit any size widows, painted or not,
and Pnnncl Doors Of any size or make, Il por
ton ofpubfio patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand and ont ofgood
season material
500 lights of 8 :. 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit hdows ofl2, 10, or IL lights.
JAMES BELL.
Sumterville, April, II, 1904. n If
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ICE 4! ICE F! ICE /!

EplIIE COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE T. has been
~ entirely rebuilt, 80 as ito bc capable Of
holding several thousand tons Of ICE, and is
now "pcnr,! for The season. Every facility will
hr afforded to persons living at Il distance ,n
SuapIy them regularly. 1t will lc sent oTcvcry
freight Irain; and the railroad agents have kind
ly offered 10 give every facility Tor lis trans por
,nit"n. F7.--ti ii! always have IL man at The
different dcpots TO receive returned blankets,
boxes. &c.
Gust nt ice two cents per pound drnyagc.
boxes and packing 81 cents; charges on railroad
will hc from - Ia 80 cents per 100 pounds.
BOATWR RlGIIr IL BARkULOO,
Prnrr!"!nfs.
\. B. Blankets are n very convenient mode.
OF transporting ice. Blankets will he furnished
al cost.
May 10, 1851 % If
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4 TO MERCHANTS.

PLANTERS, AND OTHERS.
I, the undersgnc1: f"rmerlv Of Ne'v York
tny, put nov .ff.1cnt residen. G:.n,.
lesion, Am prepared To do anything III the
one of General Agency and Commission
business entrusted to me-, will make p,lrchn-
SEES of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Roots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods, Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Fruits, Jcwclry, Confectionery, B"oSs, Sta
tionrry, Liquors. Clolhmg, or anything else
that can he obtained either i'm this city or New
York, Boston or Philadelphia and on as good
terms, If not better than the Merchants or
Planters themselves comld buy them. thereby
saving them the necessary cxOrbi.aut expenses
attending visit To this city. ] will also al
tend promptly TO any Banking or Insurance
business that ! may bc favored with, and will
make payment of dchis. From my long cx.
pe'lcnrc in general mercantile business, !
an fully convinced that can give perfect sat
isiaciinn, and suit the most faSti,linuS taste in
my selections. For my services ! Shall re-
quirc II moderate commission, according to
The nature OF the business.
DAVID NJ AZIAG.
Office over Birds Store 22j King street
Charleston, ;. &,
nm. 10Th, 1855. 10 ly
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
pAuLplNG County, DALTON, GA..
August 26ih, 1854


Mr. CHARLES DEI.0EME,
DEAR SIR: For several years past
have been So, ercy afflicted with SICK head.
aches, and alter trying every t'img could
i:uk oi, and receiving no benefit whatever,
at iasl gave mNS"t! up as "A confirmed.
dyspcpi'c. But hearing OF your prepara-
ton, "Thc lsalsoln of Lie" ! concluded
to give that 81 ir'tl also. and procured Two
bottle, from c-7,r Agent DR.. Il. A. Dargan,
of Darlington, ). G., and !ro'n The Time
began 20 take H.. have not had SINGLE
attack ni hcaharIic, ana now To-, IN hopes
Ilai even the two boitle have made Il cure
al me. But tearing that | may have
re- apSc, have dcierfGilnd 10 continue it
longer. and enclose you S Id 90 for which
you will please send as many bottles as is
customary Ior that amount. By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN
=. S.-PIcnsc forward uy express train
Sept. =, lSjl 40 tt
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-G32yD39 @09 cSG,.
in this place, which they are prepared 10
sell al pr,ccs lower than any o her csrab-
liShnrnt IN Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted To saw il
is inferior In nonr. and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any par,
OF the country. Their business is con
ductcd upon The one price cash principle,
and the price OF their goods mar, ed IN
PLAIN tiT@rcS upon each article hy which Il
uniformity oi price is observed, and the
rnnXpcr cnced buyer is entitled 10 make
his purchases at Ak low rate, ns he more
experienced and hclirr indgc. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
to IN examination Of our stock and priccs.
February 18th, 1851 lG--lv.
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Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTORY.
G. II. VERONCE g. BROTHER

G. II. VERONCE Il. BROTHER
Dealers in Plain Jarunncd Tin Ware,
Take this method OF informing their
friends and customers that they have re-
Gently made large additions to their ma
chinrrv sn rs Ia enable thrm To supply
tilc great demand in the above line with
ncatncss and despatch Our ware is OF the
best make and warranted not to leak.
The country trade supplied OH liberal
terms.
63, State st. (nrar the markcD Charleston
November %, 1854 GIN