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SfTERIFF,S SALE

a LII WOOL FROCKINC-For sale whole
IA sale and retail, at GEO. P. BRYANT'S,
Oh d3W 1h4 Main ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

BACON s. STRATTON,
No. 246 Main Street, opposite the City Hall,
4 Hct9OR and Co m n, iSSson Merchants,
and Dealers in
UlOcks, Watches Jewelry, Cutlery, Guns Fancy Goods
Trunks, VaiseF, Travelling Bags, Furniture &C., which
they offer very low for cash, wholesale retail
mY30 diff
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$1,000 REV ARD F!

A Reward of One Thousand Dollars
will be paid by the WESTERN RAILROAD CORPORA
TON upon conviction OF the Offenders to any person or
persons who will furnish such information as will lead TO
the conviction of the person persons who placed
oBSTRUC PI0RS UPON THE TRACK OF THE
WESTERN RAILROAD, near New Worcester,
on The eUehng Of the 6th inst,
whereby the train was thDwn from the track
HENRY GRAY, sup't.
01loc Western Railroad CorpoHton,l
Springfield, June 9th, 1855. iu7 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

q CARD TO THE PUBLTC.-The sub
"A scrbers having disposed Of their interest in the Am
brot1 pc establishment in Fosters Building 90 Main st.
to Messrs LEDoYT HODGES, would cheerully recon-
mend them to customers and the public generally as
gentlemen Of merit and astical SKILL and are worthy of
an extensive patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15
HATHAWAY BROTHERS.

/. & are now prepared to furnish the Ambrotype.
e2ograph or Crysalotype Pictures in the belt style oil
the at Pictures copied from paintings, engravngs Da-
guerreotyps The public invited to cali and examine
Tor themselves. b. LEDoYT,
j. R. HODGES.
worcester, Oct. g. 1855. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

FENAAES.-The Taxes of the Second Parish in Wor-
ceser have this day been placed my hands for col
lection Six per cent will be discounted if paid on or
before November It'll.
VIM. BARKER, Treas. & Collector.
Worcester, Oct. s, 1855. o10 d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

GNOE'S SUPER PHOSP HATE OF
" LIN E.-Ihs excellent Fertilizer prepared from
Bone Dust, is warranted equal to Guano all respects
and much more lasting in its beneficial effects upon the
soil II may be used for all kinds Of Or In Potatoes and
highly nutritious manure. Ts terminating influences IL
very great 1t b. obtained Of the subscribers, whe
agents for the sale II II at the Wholesale Produce
etore Foster street. opposite Boston Worcester Depot
BASSETT & BAYLIES.
Vorcos.er Tan / 1879 DIFF ilnI
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- PARASOLs! PARASOLS!! =, 4
SSsslsr' u NIB r. ELLA ~
>SSt''a> AND
EARASOI, ANTTFACTORY

The most exteunive assortment of Parasols and I'm
brels Those gaating, should fail to call and
anime the styles got up by the subscriber aud learn the
prices and they will Cad them far cheaper than can be
FOUND in any other in this city and likewise large
assortment Umbrellas Of the following descriptions:
sis alpaca Dnd Scotch Gingham UabrcliGs Black,
Blue, Gree and Br0tUn.
Particular attention will be attention will be paid to the
Repairing and Covering Umbrellas and Parasos, and
done at tn. shortest notice
No. 90 Main street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

NNORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR AND
Wv GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for Stock in
the league, requested to call M Secretary at 20b
Main street, or the Treasurer, at No. Worcester
House Bock and receive their Certificates OF Stock Inn
medltey and all persons not subscribers are requested
10 call and subscribe. l.. l.. MASON, Treasurer
Worcester, Sept %, 1865. az
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1Oalus.

M NTED-2 or tons of good DAT STRAW.
nali lhrShed, and suitable for filling beds.
o1o CIV JOSEPH II. GOULD
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n OTICE.-MR. HENRY B. HAKEs retires from
~ our Grm this day, by mutual consent. The BUSH
ness of manufacturing Machniss' Tools of every de.
scrpion, will be continued heretofore the old stand
MerriGeld's Building, Exchange street.
WILLIAMS, RICH, & co.
Worcester, Sept l. 1855 dis6w 81
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NEW SYSTEM Oh DREss NAMING.

MISS N. REED, Dress Maker 2O7 Main st., il prepar-
ed to teach Mrs. Briggs New System Of Cutting Ladies'
Dresses, which far superior to anything of the kind yet
before the public
ladies' with the all Of his art fl themselves with ease
and accuracy Taught in two easy lessons Agents fur
nshed with Diagrams. oil dtf
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a NUPA NOTICE Notice is
" hereby given that JOSIAH CoBURN tits day re
tires from or arm, The business of Manufacturing Ma
chnery of all descriptions will be carried on heretofore
under the same name at the Junction Machine Shop.
j. BARRETT " co.
Worcester, Oct. /, 1856 o6 d3w
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Ep EOPENED The large and conimodous
A@, BOARDING-H0USB, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Crane AZ No Maple street. The subscriber would res.
pectfuly inform the citizens of Worcester that he has
taken and fitted said house for the above purpose and
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen and their wives
single gentlemen and table boarders, moderote terms
sl3 DIFF NATHAN DARLING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

BIy w. NICHOLS PATENT AID }UST-
kLsABLE BITT-STOCK,-This Fastener is
believed to be the only successful ever invented for
drawing the shank Of the bitt into the socket and holding
it firmly in its place. 1t is cheap simple and durable
and not liable to get ont Of order This article is recon-
mendd with confidence to all who in the habit of us
ing Btstock, the Etts may be easily fitted, and
when once ttte may always be kept tight, and cannot
be drawn from the socket without the trouble Of unfasten-
spg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-15

MOTICE-The subscriber has taken the room for.
~ merly occupied by Danforth Brown, No. Flagg's
Buding up stairs, where he viii attend the letting of
tenements, furnishing help both American and Foreign
to those in want and iEd employment for the same-
Also, has the agency for selling Building various
parts Of the city, as easy terms be obtained in
this city, and money furnished to build hundred and
fifty houses; also Farms for sale in various parts OF the
country and State Also, Houses for sale in parts
Of the city. ADRIAN FLAGG,
s28 d1y No. 2 Flagg's Building up stairs
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SOUTH-CAROLlNA.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By Jomes IL. Withcrspoon, Esquire, Or
dindry for said District.
"HEREASR Robert F. Anderson has an.
w piled to me for Letters of Admins
tration on all and singular the Goods Chat
tells, Rights and Credits of Henry Ander.
son late Of the District aforesaid, de.
C .ased,
These are, therefore. to cite and admonsh
all and Singular, the kiadrcd and creditors
at the said deceased. TO be and appear before
me at onr next Ordinary's Court for the
said disirict,to BE- holden ut Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day of January, inst,
10 show cause, If any, why the said admin.
istrntion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal
LIS. this I~t day Of Jan, in the
S~~ )year OF our lord, one Thousand
eight hundred and tiity-five, and in the sew
enty ninth year Of American Independence
J. ii. WITHERSPOON, Old
Jan. 4J::2 pr's fee 81
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Whereas am informed that asperson by
the name Of McElhany has been offering to
sell Buggies in Lancaster district, and saving
that they were made by me in YorkyiIie.
Now, that my friends, and the citizens of
Lancaster generally, may not he imposed
upon with Dad and unfaithfu work, take
this method of informing them that | have
never employed any person by that name
20 sell 6uggies ar carriages for me, nor have
ever trusted any vehicle Of any descrip-
tion 10 ms possession and any man selling
pnggys FOR me or OF my make will have in
aus possession unqucslion"ble authority of
%he fact over my own signature.
ID. +. WHEELER.
Jan. 8, 45--4t. pd.
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PREPARATORY
MILITARY SCHOOL.

On the First day Of january, 1855, the
Subscribers, graduates of the Citadel Acade-
my, design opening ut Yorkville, South Car
o'ina, school of preparation for the Mill
tary Institutions of the State. They will
cndcaNOr to afford, also. u good, plain educa-
ton, To such pupils as are not desirous of
entering npon an advanced scientific and
literary course.
The following will be the course Of in
struction:
81 CLAss.-Arithmatic, English Gram
mcr, Geography, History of the United
States.
2nd Glass Algebra, Plane Geometry,
Universal History, History OF England,
French.
lsI. CLAss-Goometry and Trigonome.
Try, Surveying, History Of Greece and of
Rome, Mythology, French, Natural Philoso.
ply, Drawing.
Exercises in Defining, Composition, Flo.
eution, aud the Drill of Squad and Com pany,
will be conducted throughout the course.
Pupils from other Districts will board in
certain families of the town, under the i'm.
mediate supervision of the principals.
TERMS-F,pr each session of 5 months.
$50 IN advance, or $50 at the end OF the
session Board, per month, including wash
ing, fuel and lights, $40.
No pupil will be received who is under
twelve or over eighteen years Of age, or who
cannot read and write with facility.
A. COWARD, NJ. jenkins.
Retereaces.-Gen. James Jones, Green
Vile. =. c., Gen. d. +. Jamison, Orangeburg
&. III y. c., ExGov. J. II. Means, Buck.
head, y. g., Gen. ID. Wallace, JonrsyelIe,
Union, y. g., Col. |. ID. Wilson, Society Hill,
Darlington. 3. g., Con. r.. &. 81. Dunoyant.
Ninety-;Six Depot, Abbeyille, s. e.
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Land for Sale.

r. Mostly & wife In Equity, Lancaster,
ps. Bill for Partition of
LABAN FUReusos& Real Estate of fNathaE-
wife and others, iel Hough.
Rf Virtue OF the Decree Of tic C3dft ia
- above case, will sell, at Taxahaw, 81,
Thursday, the llth january, 1855, the tract
OF land containing 40 acres, belonging to Es-
tate of Nathaniel Hough, (deceased1 boun-
ded by lands or Mrs Miller, ]. Blair,
and Estate of N. Hsugh, without warranty
of title. -
TERMs--A credit Of one year. with inter-
est from st January, Bond and Surety, nsd
a mortgage, except as much cash as will
pay costs.
JAMES III. WITIIERSPOON.
Com'r Eg. l.. ID:
Dec IL 1854 43 At Pf SO rs
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LANDS and TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.
WILLrAn J. CUREroS
Adm'r Of b. y. MAssRY.

WILLIAM J. CUaEros IN EQUITY.
Admr ofB. y. Massey. Lancaster District.
rs Bill for sale OF
Sarah Massey & Others. Land, &c.
ITNDER the Decree ofthe Court of Equi.
~ ty In above case, will sell Mt Lancas.
ter Court House, on Monday the 9Th Janu.
AIRY 1855, the following tracts o! Land be.
longing TO the Estate'of the late BENJAMIN
Sykes Massey, Esq, deceased, viz:
One tract containing 100 acres, more or
less. situated on II Mile Creek, adjoining
lands Of Sarah Massey and Others
ALSO
The Lot containing 10 Acres, more or lees
IN the Village Of Lancaster, with the build
ing situated thereon, bounded by lands oC
ii, r. Price, estate r. Perry and ]. Clinton.
TERMS.--A credit Of cne year, the pur-
chaser giving Bond With two good Sureties
with interest from day Of sale and mort
gage, except as much cash rs will pay coats
JAMES II. WITHERSl,0ON.
Com. Eq. H. ID.
Dee. ~ ~ ~ IT, S5 81
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Lands for Sale.

HENRY J. STEVENS, IN EQUITY.
and wife and others, Lancaster District.
rs. Partition Real Es-
Catherine Miller, Low tate of George Mill
el Miller g. others. Ter, deceased.
TTNDER the Decree of the Court in above
- case / will sell, at Taxahaw, on Thurs
day, the llth January, 1855, the tract of
Land ordered to be sold i'm this case, situate
in Chesterfield District containing l23 acres,
bounded by Iynches Creek, Rock Branch
and so fourth.
TERMs-A credit Of one year, with inter
est, the purchaser giving Bond with two
good suretics and mortgage. except so
much cash rs will pay costs. -
JAMES II. WfTHERSPOON
Cnm'r. Eg. L.. ID,
Dec. l3, 1854. 43 At pf. rs
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
THE GREENvILLE.
BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE.

This Institution, recently established by
the State Baptist Convcnti n of South Caro-.
lima. aud governed by n Board of Trustees
Of the Furman University, will 60 into ope-
ration on the first gf February merit, under
full Corps of competent Instructors, and nj
TIE usual rates of Tuition. Board can be-
obtained for Students OH application TO the
undersigned.
RIcHaRp FURMAN.l
C.J. ELFoRD, .
T. G.. EpwARDs, Executive Com
T.. b. RoBgRrs, mittce.
Il. r. BGUc1uAN,
p. f. DUNCAN
80 Every paper in the State will pub.
lish three times, weekly, and send bills 10
this oihre.--- GreeariAe P,RriUi.
Jan. 8 rs a.
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THE GREEK SLAVE,

BIZ HIRAM POWERS, costing over Five
Thousand DollnrS together with the beau.
tful statues of VENUS, BACCANTE,
HERE. FLORA and the DANCING GIRL !;
and ittccn Statuctt,s in Bronze, imported
from Paris; also, n large collection nf OIL
PAINTINGS, comprising some of the best
productions of celebrated American and
Foreign Artists.
The Literature issued to subscribers con-
si,tn9 "f the following Magazines:
llarprrs pntnnm's, Knickcrbscker.B Black
woods. Gr.ham'S. Magazine Of Arts, and
G'dcy's lady's Book, aud the Quarterly
Reviews erPrintcd at New York, EdiRburg.
Westminster, London Quarterly, and North
British
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THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD!
Glf Namf Girrlr.

m"nthly Journal, devoted to Literature.
Fun, Poetry, News, &c,
is an elegant, moral and refined miseella-
neous American family prpec, devoted to
literature, wit, humor, prose and poetry, and
original tales, written expressly for it at
great cost.
While the Home Circle vii be found one
of the finest and most reliable papers in
whlc h passing events are chronirlcd, nothing
OF n sectirian nature will ever be permitted
in its columns. Feeling the responsibility
resting upon those who assume the sacred
and important trust of guiding the minds
and morals ola people, it will be the speciuI
care of the proprietor to publish what is
chaste and pure as the immaculate principle
OF the mind ditself--nOthng, in fact, but what
is calculated to elevate and refine, dignity
and ennoble
The Home Circle will be issued on the
first of every month. We shall publish in
its columns Il portion Of one Of tie best sto.
rles, toles or romances we can possibly have
writ:cn--the same to be continued every
month until it is completed.
SPECIAL NoTIoE-To our friends, sub.
scribers, and readers. Any person or club
OF persons, who will send US (post-paid)
two dollars worth of our books, we wi !, in
return for their kindness and trouble. send
to their address, (postage frec) any fifty cent
book published by rs.
Address, post paid, Garrett & CO., Pub.
fishers, l8 Ann street.
Dec. 20 44-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
MY COUR rs HIP
AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
BY HENRY WICKOFF.
true account of his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS, J. &. GAMBLE.

A true account of his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS, J. &. GAMBLE.
OF PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON.
Will the unpublished Correspondence of
Mss GAMBLE, aEs. GEORGE GRorE, Mr.. JOSHUA
BATES, (oF Barring BEOTuEES), THE EMPE.
RoE NAPoLEuN, LORD PALAERsToN, MAR,
outs OF CAvUUR, Captain Pakcnham, Count
0l NIIcttc, Dr. Baker, (U. 5. Cousui), Mr.
Kinney, (U. s. Charge D'Affairs), Mr..
ll"bson British Eunbassador), Timothy
Brown British ConsuD, Baron dc B.
Russian Embassador), Count D'Orsay,
Fanny Elsslcr, Ihurlow Weed, &c, &c,
&c.
The novelty and interest of this cxtraor.
dinMy publication may be judged from the
fact, that it is an undisgused revelation Of
the Authors Courtslip of Hiss Gamble, the
great AfIcrIcan hcire>s, and is full of The
most romnntc and amusing sceacs aud in
cidvnt, winfng up with the Authors dcten-
tion in an ltaan prison. The distinguish.
ed person.. both Of Europe and the United
states, who took "a part in this exciting and
mysterious drama, a,e all brought forward
with their private correspondence. The in
credible aud piquen1 deNelOpements of this
lively book must crc"te IL deep sensation
and command AN unprecedented sale. The
painful necessity OF this expose will be ad-
mitted by all, When they come to see that
both the British Government as well as the
heroine herself, have constantly refused To-
repair the wrongs and injuries done 10 the
Author except b. offers vt money, which he
repeatedly nd ScornfuIly refused.
Pri g 81, and 81 25.
J T.. DERBY Publisher.
No. ll9 Nassau.sreet. New York.
Jan. 3, 45 ~
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The above Istitution has been in opera
ton for seven years. for the first five rs
Seminary and for the last two as Uni
versity, established under a Legislative
Charter granted in 1852. Since it has
been in operation, each successive year has
brought an increased number Of pupils,
and one hundred and thirty-five have been
enrolled the present session. Its progress
in the confidence Of the Public, both in
this and in other southern States, has
been gradual but continued, and the Board
OF Trustees and the present Faculty of In
structions who have been identified with
1t Tor years, are determined that it shall
continue to merit an increased patronage.
Its locality, proverbial for morality =,
health and trugaitv, recommends it
to the parents and Guardians as tie place
for the education Of tLeir daughters and
wards. Out Of seven hundred pupils who
have been taught in the Institution not
one death has occurred {; and although
the present year has been noted for the
prevalence of disease throughout the coun-
try, there has not been among the pupils
single case of serious indi>p3sitiUu.
This institution, organized and conLuc-
ted on the University plan, does not pre-,
scribe routine of studies, but carh young
lady is assigned such as are suited to her
mind, and placed in such classes as her
requirements entile her.
The course of instruction pursued is sys-
temrtir, and extends from the lowest class
es in the Primary to the highest in the
Collegiate Department, upon the compile
ton Of which diplomas are granted.
Through the whole course, from the
lowest to the highest classes, instruction
in drawing is daily given without extra
charge; the course extending from the
Rudiments Of Linear and Perspective
Drawing.
The Scoastic year constts Of one S, S,
sion which begins on the First Weclncs
.tay in February, aud terminates the 5th
November. There is no vacation during
the Session.
Il is earnestly recommended that young
ladies should enter ut the beginning o
The session and continue to its close, Sc
that they may have the advantages Of ;
thorough course of instruction.
Pupils will be received at any time dur
ing the Session, and, except within
month from the commencement, charge,
from the time Of eutcrance to the close q
the Session.
No pupil will b., received into the inst
tuition for less than half Session, unles
she enter after the commencement Of til
l,..lf -
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND! |!
HOLLOwAY's PILLS.

To Tie Citizens Of The EniLed States.
/ most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you have bestowed upon
my Pills. take this opportunity of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that entertain for all that concerns America
and Americans, the most lively sympathies, SO
much 80, that | originally compounded my Pills
expressly TO suit your climate, habits, constitu-
tons, and manner of living, intending to estab.
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking premises in New York.
So, Corner Of Ann and NdSsautSt NJ y
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DEC. IL, IS45.
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
ID 9 Y 9 1 AA q =
A TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.

400 PIP. 12,no, Cloth. Price, si,25.
E>vERYBoDY Knows FANNY FERN
~ everybody has laughed and cried over
her sparkling, dashng truthful, genial writ
ings; every6rdy will wish to read this her
tirst novel, and every one who does read it
VIII pronounce il kcr greatest work Says
an able critic who has read the proofsheet,
RUTH HALL Is work which not only
exceeds anything which FANNY FERN
has before written, but which, in many re-
spects, surpasses any other work whatever.
For intense and sustained interest of nara.
tive, for originality Of conception and treat
ment, for scorching scarcasm and wi'hering
rebuke of pretentions and hypocrucy, for
elevation of moral tone and winsomeness of
religious inculcations, for vigor, freshness
simplicity, dircctness and fascination of
style: we have never seen its equal, -
at once; we follow RUTH through her
trials with as much interest as though she
were our own sister; she breIths not a
sigh, she suffers not sorrow, which the
reader does not feel as accutely as though
the first came from his own heart, and the
second was one of his own sad experience
The characters are such as we are constant
ly meeting in everyday life: and how bold
Iy and skilfuly they are drawn, how pow.
ertuIly the story is told, how touching is its
Pathos, how sparkling is its wit, how irrs-
slatable its hunor, how severe its satire and
how true its moral, no adequate idea can be
gained except By reading it,"
RUTH HALL will be f,r sale by book
sellers generally. To any one sending us
the retail price We will send copy of the
work by mail, post paid.
Published by
MASON BROrHERS,
% Park Row, New York.
Inn .c
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Money is Wantad

RY the Subscribers 10 pay their Debts
~ with. All persons indebted 10 ]. A.
ltASSELTlNE, or to the FIRM will cor,
Ter great favor by calling and having mn.
We must have money, our creditors will not
wait on Us. therefore we cannot wait anv
longer on those that owe US. COME Az.
AND HELP US OUT. - :
HASSELTTNE e. HAGINS.
Lancaster c. H.. Nov. 2e, 1854. A -,
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Pay Up. Paw Up.

ALL Persons indebted to the firm of p.
G. Harper & Co, are requested to come
forward and settle, either by Note or Cash,
the latter preferred, or they will find their
accounts in the hands of an officer for col.
lection. l.. Z. HARPER.
Dec 9th AZ om
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N g w S b d.

The Subscriber takes pleasure in announ-
cling to his friends, and the public GENERALLY,
that he has opened shop one door North
of Col. H. r. Prices blacksmith shop, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of Carriage
ant. Wagon work, in neat and substantial
manner. B.F. FINCHER.
Lancaster G. H., Oct 4, 80 3m