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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02
Holston Conference Female College,
ASHEVILLE. N. G.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
third Collegiate year of this Institute, un-
der the Endowment Plan, commences the Sd
Monday.in July next, under the most fa,tering au-
spices.
Rev. Arson W. CUMMINGS, D. D., President and
Professor Of Moral Science and Mathematics.
, Professor of Languages and Ancient
Literature.
Mrs. isabella H. CUMMINGS, Teacher of Mental
Science and Bellies Letters.
Miss SUSAN T. Cox, Teacher of Natural Science
and English.
J.F. E. HARDY, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology
JOAN D. LYMAN, A. NJ, Lecturer on Civil Gov.
eminent.
P. W. RoBERrs, Esq, Lecturer on United States
Constitution.
R. B. VANCE, Esq, Teacher of Penmanship.
, Teacher Of Embroidery.
Mr.. JOHN HILDEBRAND, Teacher of Piano.
Mrs. AGNES HILDEBRAND, Teacher of Piano and
Guitar.
Miss S. ELLEN HASTINGS, Teacher in Prcpara-
tory Department..
DAVID G. TAYLOR, Steward.
Mrs. n. A. TAYLOR, Matron.
PRICES OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
Three years S25. five years $40, ten years $50
and twenty years 500.
Those not holding scholarships are charged as
follows, per session of 10 months
Preparatory Department, $13 90
First Collegiate Glass, II 90
Second do do 81 90
Third do do % 90
Fourth DIS do 30 90
The following being optional studies are charged
for as follows
Latin or French, $40 %
Drawing or Painting, Is 0O
Embroidery, Is OO
Music, including use of Instrument, 80 90
Each Pupil pays an entrance fee of 50 Co.,
Board, including fuel, lights, rooms, etc., per week
81 90. Washing per dozen, 374 cents.
Catalogues furnished upon application to the
Secretary, and letters answered promptly.
By order of the Board,
R. B. VANCE, SEc'Y. 4 TR.
Asheville, June Is. 1856. 43-4t
"OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-THE PROP.
llerty of w. j. Ramsay, diseased. The lot il
III 20 I'd repair the house is nearly new, with six
good rooms, and out houses in good order; and
what is very desirable. an excellent we'll Of water
It is a very desirable residence for a family, beins
in a good neighborhOod. The property must b.
sold. Those who wish to buy can have an oppor
tunity of buying cheap. The house can be seen b,
applying to Mrs. Ramsay or to myself. Possesssor
given to suit the convenience of the purchaser.
! JOHN C.. PALMER, Admir-.
1talelgh, June IA. 1856. 42-5t.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02

va DISEASE OF LIvER.-When the celebrated
DR.. Rush declared that drunkenness was a.disease.
he enunciated a truth which the experience and
observation of medical men is every day confirm
ing. The many apparently insane excuses of
those who indulge in the use of spurious liquors.
may be thus accounted for. The true cause of
conduct, which is taken for infatuation, is very
frequently n diseased state of the Liver. No or
gan in the human system, when derAnged, produ-
COS n more frightfnl catalogue of diseases. And
if. instead Of applying remedies to the manifesto
tions of disease, rs is too often the case, physicians
would prescribe with a vie to the original cause,
fewer deaths would result from diseases induced
by a de anged state of the Liver. Three fourths
Of the diseases enumerated under the head of con-
sumption, have their seat in n diseased Liver.
rs Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLane's Celebrated Vermifnge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermi-
fuges in comparison are worthless. DR.. M'Lane's
genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills
can now be had at all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of.
FLEMING BROS.
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MORNING sun ACADEMY,

WM. r. TkAWICK, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
THE eighth session of this school, located in
Wake county. 20 miles north west from Raleigh
and ! miles east fron. DpThaIn's Station on tho
Central Rail Road, will Commence the first Mon
day in July, aid o~optiaue Eve months.
EXPENSES pen SESSION.
Ordinary English Branches, ..,,,.x......-...sS 90
hignef, ........ ~ w
Languages, 10 w
Board, including washing and lights. 80 90
For particulars, address the Principal, or
Calvin j. Roger. Fish Dam, N. C.
CALVIN j. ROGERS,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
June 18th, 1856. 42-4s
BA- Biblical Recorder copy 4 timea.
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school, FOR BOYS,

THE Subscriber will open the Fall Session of
bis School on Monday, the 7th of July. He
will teach the primary English Branches. and.
also the Languages, if desired. Terms per ses-
sion OF five months. $l2 so. lie has had some
experience in teaching, and will labor to improve
those committed to his charge.
W. J. YOUNG.
Raleigh, June 25th, 1856. 26-44-2t.
ALL CABINET MAKERS,
LNORWARDING Five Dollars to the gned
l. will be appointed Agents for the sale and
Manufacture of j. A McMannen's Baby Safe, and
improvement on Bed Steads. See advertisement
Ia. HcMANNEN.
June 25, 1856. 44-26-4w.
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WILD CHERRY BALSAM.

ssS- The following is worthy the attention
as all who are interested for themselves or
friends:-
Dr. S W. FO1UIe.-Dear Sir: In offering
my testimony in favor of your WISTAR'S
BALSAMOF WILD CHERRY l speak from
my own experience. having received signal
benefit from the use of one or two bottles
which were urged upon me by my apothecary,
who backed up his recommendation by Civ
ing some extraordinary results from its use
as havingcome within his knowledge. had
taken a violent cold, followed Ivy a deep sea-
ted cough, which frequently produced vom-
ting, with pain in the side. | breathed with
difficulty, had nightsweats, lost my appetite
in short, l was completely Frustrated. Ny
physician prescribed for me, but found no
relief. l commenced taking the Balsam in
Uv5dtrIc7~1~tG-At-And almost Immediately
strength and appetite returned, and in o few
weeks | was able to attend to my business as
usual. | feel indebted to Wistar's Balsam fol
my recovery, and cheerfully give you leave
to make whatever use you p~leaseof this state.
! mput.
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Very respectfully, yours. &C.,
DnH c1Txymrv

Boston, Dec. 2. 1852.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by all tho Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro,' and throughout the State.
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ROUND HILL FEMALE ACADEMY.
ORANGE COUNTY, N. G.

June 18th
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

= - y o JUHN DTREEf1 N. T.
For sale also by n. LINDSEY, inventor, Ashe-
vile, N. C.. a.
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VVANTED--A PERSON WITH FIFTY OR HUSpRrD
w dollars partner IN Please add. ess IL w
Herald Office for three days -
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NoTICE-L0sT, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, ocr
IN g. while going from Grand street. In q the Astnr
House cars and from there 70 St Georges chanel Baekman
street brscele gold mounted, and Ike
ness The finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving
d U, Clough, e5 Cortlandt street. a
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vNANTED-A PARTNER. TO A PERSON WHO CAN
w command ~ 500, and who would like ~ engage IN the
steam and fitting business good chance Oilers
well established business Gail a. tn broadway. IRON ten
A. N. tn four Y. N. NJ. g. gAfiLANn
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NOTICE TO PAwNBRoKERS.-sToIEN, FROM a
in State street. Brooklyn the night Of wednes -
inst a silver patent lever watch with the owners name
Tn mas Furey also maker name, John Rose Liverpool
the inside OF the This 10 caution pawnbrukrs
TIERS THOMAS FUREY.
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Two DAGuRRREOTYPrsTS AND AMBROryPrcTe OR
any one wishing 20 oer into business with small capital
VIII do well 70 call At ISAAC MORRrsrg, gallery ma
Bowery as am determined to sell FOR any price
nat may be offered rs have other business attend to.
N B-Thh busnessnay be easily learned that the
purchaser may have an operator until such time he
during the day
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BOARDING AND LpDGING,

MO. los NINTH sTREET-TwO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
IN have genee board good society and agreeable
home, At the abovenumber Apply as above.
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A FINE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS -lSo ACRES OF
IA tllable land mile Of Belevile, New jersey
within seven miles of New York city, andhree miles Of the
Newark, will be sold In together Part OF The
cleared and is well calculated for raising early pro
auee win be sold reasonable terms For further partcu
inquire Of DAVID SCOTT rs Montgomery street, Jersey
ffy
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y ,aK.lN.A lINE Of Kiennona ANp -.

These vessels of the first class bnit in the city OF al
unre expressly for this trade and have superior accnio
dons for passengers They commanded W experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who will spare
e&orti9n accommodate They will be flowed and d"n
the by steam and may be relied to sail promptly
ilvcrtzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
Will find to their interest TO ship by this line freight will
always be taken low by other line Of Packets and"
viii he made by the agents In Richmond and
New cork give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association By this line at per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining in
share Of patronage
floods shipped by this line New York will be forwarded
Tree Of commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa
Yaunah other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock in New York
Berth No. /, Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID q VIM CURRlE, Richmond, ,,,s
&. IL PIERSON, ~ y, 'e'"'
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Read the Truth nbonf our Fart ali.


haiug sesh vide this winter past Discovered my horse
leg aud the skin oil place large. than h}nd from
the traces rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied tour
lnrt on. aud In day he Wet. Another
muc Wlieh WAS working to my dInv became unable to
walk ON eNanonE his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head Myeor and the noghbnrs sad
he would ho Ennd tor uuhmf drew TIM nail out us.tcd
piece of lint and Turf On and set him Ia work
and from that moment he has not lost hour hut good
also horse badly snagyod the outside of
hfs tlgh places about urts deep and
inches wide from which In SIN day Your Turf
ca WAS applied and brought them ont entirely sound 1t
truly Is Of the greatest remedies for sores have
hnon and have lived in drug store for several years t,
his As Nou think proper. Very truly,
Ro Nessrs Dove Il u. J II. WlISlGER
For sale by SFROlllER WHITEHEAD.
; d6m Ivuehburg
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GEsr- SPSlNt. FAShBONS ut ENs.IIn:. fy1 a.
nsi&ss DOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE.--SlS1
H ladies, let me say to you, that before IA
2sth inst, shah produce from three the most
fashionable establishments in New York latest STYLES of
Bonne You may rest assured that tng hat the
finger of art has accomplished shall be presented you even
the mnutest whisl
will say for your personal qualifications exhibition
OF BonnetS, III New York, will the
that article OF dress considered second only Get pref
Y face and consequently will be article
of dress, ii should be selected ith much care
order 10
laon to field in
but In Nantes and every variety summer crnps
Suhtr little children to also. for they shall
ected as heretofore IN Hats, Flats Little BOuuc Cans
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully,
ma <
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ID n y LIE JOHNSON
u SIMPSON a BEOTEkER S--vs---=-vr>

- siIPsON a HNOTfEK, Sc-y1~-N-rn
~ SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. ~al.xsay,
IS LfNSHRrRG. April 21 st ls56-Wr are ,zsSstMSrs
~ now in receipt IT the heaviest aud most ssSN-~lssS
vsred stock it has yet been pleasure Offer 70 liberal
public ~
Those who will favor establishment with 1i,t will he
Impressed with the general superior character and styn of
goods beside finding the ample assortment in every
branch of on trade consisting Heavy Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Guns and Rifles AlI.a,s
self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting aud Fisbnts
tackle Silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality pneE
Fin and britannia Goods SadJcry Carriage am, Dnp,,,
trimmings Shoemaker's Findings, Floor aud Table al
Cloths tarpeniers, Mlwrig'Hs Whccwrights and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost -,
description, Window Shades, Gilt Curnice Hands and rp
Nc &c House building Materials such French Cl,s ani
Locks Of every style and furniture a. Sc Fartnin~ nan,
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles rass Blade, aud t
WrNorN variety, 10 be found in such establishment NJ
wholesale or retail prices oar stock chiefly from tba ~
ut'rturers and selected in person and can asspr, -,
wh' may call they viii mud assortment us arras I'm
part of the south. CIIAS SIWnSnX.'
:. NJ. SIMPSON
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fkhiE undersigned having soil their stock Goods Il
Mcssrs rby saunders, would rIccrtullv recon
mend them 10 ON former friends and patrons
Dec 81 loo MCDANIEL, HURT Il PRESTON
inn 4 Jgat
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
.o.fT,I-.,DE RAILROAD


NVI
49, k4 ..SSs.sszsns. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - TO
H--nH-IAkE EFFECT MAY lst, lsse -
Dn 1hHIsday the lst Mas neAi the Man ana las
,xer train vii Depot Petersburg daily except
SuudhyD 0eOrk arrive at BurkeNitc tJHhethhy
~ 10 a m ri > ~ a. ~ aud at f.ynchbufR At ~ 30
Leave Lyuohburg elock arrive Al farHflle nj
p. IN Al Burkcyille lJunetiOn) 40 p aud n fe
trFsbuTg al 7 ~ p
The CITY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot tn Peters
burg daily exc.pt Suudnya) - ard AZ - connecting
,t IA WIN tie james River Noitoh, and on Ned-
-day and Saturday morning with the steamers Jamestown
uIn Roanoke tor New York. L. A booDh IL
anl lI4lts Iirkrt Aee4sy5
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NOTACE.Havfrg purchased ut Mcssrs Nc Daniel Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock aud taken lin
stand formerly occupied by them prepared 10 onr Il,
the patrons Of Ne Daniel our former
aud the public generally large and well selected
stock Of Groceries liquors Staple Dry Goods Sc which W.
ohef at lowest market rates for cas prompt customers
q usual time
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS viii sell all nS of
generally; viii render sales promptly and cash then,
when desired will make liberal on produce in hand
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
when funds deposited oduce placed hand to meet
charges
IRTY & SAlfNDFRS
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sinnn I4Inc.fIrst Packet 10 san WIN ds - 80
patch. 7 he superior sailing, denbt deehed s1AknA
and copper fastened schooner, "EIIEN, Captain
JAMS srEw loading and viii sail above OF
balance Of flcight apply 10 ,.
DAVID y WM. It KRIE,
Richmond
Ps-Shpprfs by this Vessel will get their goods TO port
Situation half OF freight cheaper than by any
route. less Insurance be hceied on
Tho besi ID. q W 1
luR
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. &c

NrEW GONCERN.-Jcs II. Wilson has this dsr .
u ISOLATED with him. Ihos. w Johns aud John =
Lrne in the Grocery and Commission business tho n
and style Of Wilson Co. the old stand OF Jos IL Mis-
rbov ~ III keep and well selected stock Green
~at. Dry Goods Iron. se, sc, &C. Particular attent
d 10 The sales country produce and liberal
upon produce in hand.
JOSEPH II. WILSON
THOMAS w. JOHNS
JOHN 5. LANGHDR,;P
ian ST LYuehiufg, January lst .ls5G
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Nta12 tohs and jars lot Preserving FRESH Fruits To
mat'Us. a., by Theoretically Sealing
Ih,re additional cost at wrcnchc tunnels WAX no
spoug u Fruit by contact with Comopt India Rubber
other Offensive dcot'rious matter The and Jars
are a prepared ior Sealing, and the purchaser has only
heat tho slightly when the Can Jar filled with
fresh fruit and press 1t down into clannr outside
Hrd with cement and the work of Theoretically Sealing
lauc Tie Cans strongly made Tin and the finely
glazed nrr proof yellow Get the best Can which
ArhHrs ami don't fruit and sugar as thousands
oi families did last by using Cans made wrong prn.
eplr The Ladies' invited 10 call and examine these
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale retail
by ANDREW BOYD
may 3ll}mos Ivncihu,r \,
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

= HAtANORE wow aad Forever Have
tsD been in cref Yes sir Aud hsaeht lai q White
Duck Coats - 50 Pants - 5 Vests - cents 81
~ . and - 80 splendid silk Vests IS - and - worth
- 70 aud 81. Cloth sl0te SIS Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants the cheapest superior lot Of
shirts hnd Collars. endless variety Of Under Shirts and
Drawer a STYLES of Socks Gloves aud Hsndkorchcts and
they Trunk put them and going M Tow n
and store Yon viii do well TO do the same ih4
place Is THDs w. kulsIuNf4
anrl So 5 rpfrrsharR
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AT the monthly meeting tho Board II Directors Of t
South Railroad Company held July o'h l-G the olow
ing preamble aud resolutions adopted to take effect An
gust 1870 49,
Hhereas Much Of the time 81 the Freight Agents # TIL
Company, both Petersburg and lynghbnR Is rpusuaed b.
the collection II Freight involving the necessity Of frequent
cali apou the merchants their counting
TArcfer b. It Rasolred That shall he the duy ef tr
Freight the city Of Petersburg aud IYhchbnfg -
present Monday of each week to Che Naftuu-
debtssa this Company. bills 20; az freighi due FOR The prev
week.
Farshsr Resoited That 1t sha be peremptay the dut5 of
sail Agents stop the credit h the Company Of All ferau
failing paw the Dee Of this Company all arrrafaFrt q"
upon succeeding Wednesday after the delivery U
the Freight bils until SAID ages be pad.
Rss4're That all Agents tho employment Of tht
Company hereby cqulrud receive va payment for "a
scnger Fare Freight and all ether dues 70 the Company VIZ
other funds only iho current Of dseouu
changed f,r converting Ia bsnkabie funds
Extract from the Record
JAMES l. curiiBERf.
Iuir af dlv Sarfr
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WY Respectfully,
l0dts ALFRED s FNGIFDOVF
HkIsSOsuTsON The Co-pnrtmcrship OF

Hk1~~esttTaON So The GO-pnrtuc,sh,D OF
~ SAL NpERS 1RBy hRFng expired by limitation is
this day dissolved fnum thanks friends aud
custom, of their liberal patronage been IN
nf and ask their continuance 10 The concern Of IBY
4 SAUNDERS.
Those indebted TO viii please forward and settle
he old accounts early practicable il very desra.
bic to wlnd up the affairs Of the old concern.
SAGNDER'S 4 IRBY
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NoSD MONDAY ILEAvE IyNcHBuuG MONDAY


I'M I'm lFFel T5F@i33st&.l VHFsf-FNtN AND Hem
EEsg NY rs sir:f...s.ssT \ + : : l. T. RAlbROAD--TB
FORW ARpING MERCHANTS
All articles Of freight intended be transported up the Nr
Ena and Tennessee Railroad must be delivered lynch
burg Depot fifteen minutes bcnre4 O'Clock, p NJ.
pot doors Will be closed at that hour.
T. W. MCCRARY.
l43n ASST Agent
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NJ ~ W AVS. Ac &t-JnHN Il npI NKr, successor
Ia h,, father. II. NJ Ddlahe. has Just received u
beautiful lot OF CARRIAGES, Bt GbliS, a.. lie is also
prepared - put up any order nh repairs neatly
aud promptly d'ue having in his emplnvur Mr. r r.
OF TIN best Coach Smiths in America, lac having
unr Ina sanoot The largest manufacturing establishments
thu STATE ma dts
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,a,MtSE \ wEEN nETWEEN =

fHNWfsE a VEEa< BE Il " ZEN :..
4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 3shLIsS
rtS BElNlbLRE and l'DcAlIONTAS.-Thc
STEAMER BEiS iDERE leaves baltimore every SAL II
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lea III IL
MtNp every II lSlAA AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The ibCAIlONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every W ED
NLNbA AFTERNOON Tor Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SAIu KDAl AFTERNOON tor lalti
tnuorr
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats thc
goods hero every Monday and frida, each week.
mar " II DIAN a WI NIX. Elchmnna ".
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q " Whnd Kali. K)AD On Thursday. I n e.
l9lho June the Passenger Irala will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
Il tftu
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xNGuRu re. Way .Id-f:roeeries. S.r.
IL CERIES1 GROCERIES = 1.-The subscriber las ',''
tuHtd Northern cities with the largest stock m
has had the pleasure of Offering to lis friends M
public. consisting In part Of
10 hhds \ o. and I. X. Sugar
80 bags No. Coffee
10 bbs Pulycrzed Sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
81 bills n. o and =. X. Moasscs
20 bills Cofie Sugar
10 bags No. Old Java G fee
sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton Oznaburis
10 bales Cotton Domesiics
90 boxes Adamannc Candies
10 boxes Talow
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 hl Is Tanners oil
40 Ibis Rye Whiskev
p bhls Old Mountain Rye Wbishey
10 bbls j. Martins Best
10 Jhs Besore Rye
> " White Mounam, 4
zirFcrs old Rye
100 sacks salt
50 bbls No. ! Clipped Herrings
No j Maekercl
go bales Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas
bhls old French Brandy
Ia American brandy
MADEIRA Wire
Port
Together with general assortment of STAPLE INV,
GOODS. all of which am determined O low for
in exchange for country produce ''
Particular attention paid TO the sale of WHEAT ,oux
FLOUR and TOBACCO. JNO LINSFopb -
Two doors above Acree & McClanahalt's old st,nd
and next door 10 MufrcIl & Strattou Mains,
may 2its
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Nssra DpcsA O. Geniemcn.-1u -rI portion Ola bottle
Nant futt 81. Nhrl Kindly presented with
aHt take pleasure Ia saA nay that found enecua IN
eruption ut the skin which had hron Iracisrd
upon fr er }carshy I, eans, without RECEIVING the
least bouott also recommended Il tted ct mino Who
aanr months had born aunuyod by similar eruption OF
bo aH and hs 1niH utod .hurt mr sufe that nm The
NC al "ur hattlo he had beyu entirely CURED
Respectfully, T.. NJ IlHIWltII
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" CA& r $. UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY ar the LII or ADAM CA ikE--
\ Nry Interesting volume and should be read hy all
srtts aud denominations.
liusi ANY highly Interesting and seasouahc volume
MNuut o. DOLL Misses will he deeply Interested
and greatly benefited 10y reading this Memoir
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