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Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
THEY ARE cn,IiNGI

SHEPPARD'S MINSTRELs, organized in
- 1922 will give two of their chastl per.
formances at the State House on WEpNES.
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Novem.
Der the 10Th and goth.
&c Doors open at 8! O'Clock: performance
TO commence at q. Cards of admission, IS
cents; Children, l2k cents.
For further particulars, see bills Of thelav.
ROBERT SHEPPARD, MANAGER
II. Il. BARTLETT, Agent. nov1i-lt
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

ILLUMINATION IN MILroRD-On next Thurs
day afternoon and evening the Democracy Of
Milford intend to have. grand procession and
illumination in honor of the glorious victory of
the 4th November Extensive preparations are
being made to render the occasion one of much
festivity. Invitations have been sent to the
Democracy Of ncighboaing towns, and we have,
no doubt the proceedings will repay one for the
visit
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

~ consequence Of the change which took
place last Friday in this establishment, and the
confusion for a day or two in the work. our
paper to-day contains but small amount Of
reading matter in comparison with what we in
tend to give hereafter. We intend to make the
REPoRTER better than ever. Bear in mind it
will be furnished only to those who send their
subscription monies in advance.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

DAY OF PUBLICATION The REPORTER will
hereafter be published on Friday of each and
by the mails which leave on that day. Resi-
dents of Kent county will bear in mind that the
paper is furnished free of postage TO subscribers
living in this county.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
TRUSTEN ~. DAVIS.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF
~ THE PEACE, Dover, Del, would re-
specially inform the public that he has re-
moved his office from Main Street, to the room
occupied by, and known as the Sherinss Office,
near the State House, where he will be pleased
to attend to all business in his line entrusted
to his care. n@r20-ly
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
DIED.

q In Dover, on the 9th inst, Hon. JOHN X.
CLAYTON, in the 6lst year of his age.
The funeral Of the late Hon. John NJ. Clay
ton will take place at the Bnrying- ground of
the Presbyterian Church, in Dover, on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. The
public generally are invited by the family to
attend.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

FINE SALE.-The Macolnb Farm, containing
400 acres, Situated in Little Greek Hundred,
Kent county, Delaware, was purchased at pub
Lie sale. last Thursday, by Henry Stout, Esq,
at cost Of S34-0l0,0O being fraction over
sS5 per acre This is one of the largest and
best saks of land made il this county this year.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
TEIE MARKETS.


TVTIE New N. E. Church near White House,
IL (Magnolia), Kent County, Del, will V. D.
be dedicated, on Sunday the 3Oth inst. Mt 10
O'Clock, A M. Rev. ]. p. DURBIN, D. D.
assisted by Rev. A. MANSIIIP will oficiite
on the occasion. The public are inyitefs
nov l1-td
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

TIE GRoPs.-In Delaware the corn crop Is
full. The young wheat is in Aourishing con-
dition.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

General Whitficld's vote for delegate to Con-
gress, from the Territory Of Kcnsas is about
$4,000. =
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

The husband OF a beautiful wife, upon return
ing home one day, was met by one of his Off
spring, all smiles, clapping his hands and say
ing; " Pa, Mr.. b. has been here; he's such nice
man; he kissed us all round, and mother too !"
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
FRrIT AID oRNAMENrAL rnEr,

ThVEH A-NU UhNAHENFAL IKEIs.
sAE THE subscriber has on hand for s,le at
z his Nursery near Leipsic, large OF Of
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH, HLUM, OUNCE,
.APRfCOT, and CHERRY TREES All or
dcrs thankfully received and promptly attend
cd to. FRANCIS B. HARPER
oc31-1m Near Leip;ic.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

THASksGvIxG---IIis ExcelIcncy, p F, CAc-
sEr, has appointed Thursday, the Goth day of
November, as day Of Public Thanksgiving.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, September 9th,
1856, by the Rev. Joseph II. Kennard, Mr..
FRAYcIs EVANS to Miss HARRIET SMITH, both
of Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
lnyalid. have you tried HOOFLANB'S GER
VAN BITTERS III not. reAd the following

LANCASTER, April 30, 1850
RESPECTED SIM; have been for Il series of
Years afflicted with Dyspepsia, inactivity OF the
Liver and Nervous Debility. My mental pow
crs have been SO reduced as TO render me Quite
unit for the transaction Of any kind Of business.
After consulting many eminent physicians, and
using their prescriptions, and after using the
most popular remedies Of the day, supposed to
be applicable to my case, always failed to
have permanent relief. A friend. with much
persuasion. Induced me to try bottle Of your
celebrated Bitters. have used one bottle,
ard this day commenced the Secopi can,
with cheerfulncss, state that it has happily i'm
proved me. My appetite and spirits have as
tonishngly improved, and ! begin to feel as
though | had grown Suddenly ten Years
youngcr and really am almost prepared to
say now consider myself calculated for any
business, while, ten days ago, would as soon,
have undertaken TO square the circle as to,
have attempted it. Yours, respectfully,
A. b. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. G, VI. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisements ocl4-lm
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
IRON AND STEEL

p0LT AND TIRE IRON.
D SHIP and BOAT SPIKES, all sizes.
Horse Shoes & Horse Shoe Nails.
And general assortment of IRON & STEEL.
DECOU & MIDDLETON.
No. Is North WaterStreet, above Market,
ap15-1y PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

THE NIAGARA arrived at Halifax on the stIr
instant, but brought no news ofany Importance.
In the absence Of foreign news we know Of no.
better subject to engage public attention than
thcmerts Of the goods sold at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall Of Rockhill 4 Wilson, Nos 205
and 2O7 Chestnut Street, above Sixth, Philada
oc14-2w
WHISPERS. BEARD. AND M0USTACIES
FORCED TO GROW IN SIX WEEKS by DR..
LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOUND
Warranted not to stain or iniure the skin. Price
81 90 per Package, or for $3.50.
Sent to any part Of the country, by mail, on
receipt Of II remittance. Address
ianlS-1yJ SWEETZER 4 CO.,
Box 739Post Office, Baltimore, Nil.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

THE WONDhB or THE AGE !--Dr. Tobias
Venetian Linimcnt, is warranted to cure Chole-
~, Cholic, Sea Sickness, rheumatism. Cuts,
hHrns, old sores, swclings toothachc and pains,
OF all kinds, or no pay.
Great cure Of Rheumatism Capt Comstock,
Of the steamer Baltic, collins line,l was cured
of a severe attack Of chronic rheumatism in
few days rs Dr.. Tobias celebrated Venetian
Linmcnt.
Case Of Cholera. Mr.. John Wright, Of The
firm Off. Wright < Co., NO l5l Charities ST.,
tack Of cholera by Tobias I.inimcnt
Mr.. Joseph Nicholl No. - rs eX ST., New
York, was cured Of iii attack of Cholc ana
Vomiting by DR.. Tobias Venetian Linimcnt.
Dr., Tobias Venetian, Liniment Depot, 30
- @..s - York aud for sale by all
Druggists, at % and 50 cents per bottle.
For sale BY DAVID BURTON and JAMES;
C0WilLL SON, Dover, and SIMPSON K
9oN, camden, Del. mri mly
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

We would remind the citizens of Dover thar
MeSsrs. TYNDALE Il MITCHELL, importers Of
China, Glass and Queenswarc, 2l9 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, are now ready with their
arge and elegant assortment of New Goods.
Messrs. T.. & VI. keep every description of
goods in their line, and sell them in large or
small quantities to the Farmer and the Citizen
cheaper than they can be obtained elsewhere.
We invite our readers to give them call, or
send them an order. sep93m
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

The heat Of Summer which is now SO rapidly
passing away has left in many cases the system
deranged and the blood unhealthy and impure.
Many persons who do not purify the system by
resortng to medicine which tends to correct
the Billions Socretons, or promptly acting OH
the Liver, will be taken down with FcvcrS,
Agnes, Eruptions on the Skin, Rheumatism,
aud not unllcquently those fell diseases, Srottl-
Ia, Rhcumaism or other effects Of impure
blood. If you want Il medicine which really
possesses the power Of purifying the blood
without fail, use Cartcr's Spanish MIXTURE,
which, as powerful and prompt Alternative, is
unriyallel In proof Of its peculiar virtues,
we refer to the great number Of Blood Diseases
Of the very worst form Which have been cured
BY its use after Ill efforts OF physicians and The
large number Of advertised medicines had Sig
nally failed More than ten thousan, cases Of
Scrofnla Rheumatism Syphilis Mercura AZ
tections. etc, have hocn cured by timely re-
sort TO this extraordinary Purifier Of he Blood;
and wherever il has become knows it super
sedes all other medicines and is regularly pre-
scribod by the faculty. ocl4-1m
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

BENEFITS ENBROcNTION, THE GREAT
LlNlMENT, cures Rheumatism and Neural
gia.
BENEFITS Embrocation the Great Lini-
ment, cures Pains and Sprains.
BENEFITS Embrocution, the Great Lini-
ment. cures Cuts and fresh wounds.
BENEFITS Embrocation the Great Iiuf-
mcnt, cures Lumbogo, aud pain in the back or
side.
BENEFITS Emhrocation, the Great Iini-
ment, cures Chalpcd Hands, and makes then
white. smooth and soft.
BENEFITS Embrocation, the Great Lini-
mcnt, is very strong. and is the best Linimcnt
known for Man and Horse.
For sale by all Druggists and Storckecpcrs,
and prepared by JOS. S. BEN NETT. Chemist,
No. l0f Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
oc21.tt
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~ signed hs day ormud partnership ~ the ciiy
u New York und,f The firm of BRtMME1 RoNSTElS,
the purpose of rnsactng Commission business Tor The
sale OF aud LrAr TonAcfotorloh FLo IL,
an AIN and protluee generally Location ~ Water street
Having ample means, are prepared |" make hbora IA
and produce e"nsRned To us TOR h"
In New York Shipments through Mossrs L. Noyer, llfu,
Co, Richmond Vi, viii be forwarded free OF charge
JOSEPH HltuMMEl4 OF Nichinond
A. l.. ROYSTER, OF NV Nork
j. H. ROYSTER of Richmond
1 Iian1
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A WOMAN's LIFE A womsn's whole life IL
history Of the affections, her heart is her world
it is there her ambition strives for empire; it is
there avarior seeks for hidden Treasures she
sends forth her rympathies on adventure; she
emba,ks her whole soul in traffic Of affection
and of shipwrecked, her case is hopeless,for it is
bankruptcy of love.
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S,pNs,EW,s sEWINE MAGgaaNEs.-Aii per-
- sons desire obtain full and reliable Information rc
spccng Singer Sewing MachnoHthcir price cnpsbii'tes
Sizes improvements method working means OF procuring
them aud all do NJ by applying ~ on
office No ay York by letter or In person Tor
NJ SlNuER's GAZETTE, This paperm devoted rn'ifely
sewing Machine interest Copies will DO supphca
gratis to all Interested =. 80,
n 1.-THE unparalleled success OF our Sowing Machines
has induced imations of tbem msdesnn
nffing of patentsaf which we own h
Of patents nav" rrrrny
been rdod In our favor Chcit Court Of New
York and Now Jesy In these snta thu great pncps {"
holding As fabric be- sd 10 the snfdc Q ne mah'n
by picdiHs prttsHrr hch used In MI sewing Macnes
has been fnly established. Tha Wheeler WILSON, aud
Grover Balr Machines as we nllego cnch In
fringe three distinct patents owned by ns We nave SUI"
against several OF the a. Is Courts which WIZ ao"n
be- tried W. hereby caution the public buy any In
tinpinq Machines thcy compelled by Law to stop
uaing them and to pay cost and damages -
CTLocal Agents viii be wanting 10 make sales ot our m
proved sewing TO persons propery quauncd ior
the business opportunity Tor p"h,aoie M" Po"an
employment In offered. ,.-- . -
Now mpo, ed machines exchanged on liberal terms Tor
old machines of every kind A. slN6Eh q W."
Principal On'cc, l2l broadway, New YORK
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

CONNOLLY a ADAMS, Tobacco Co"HUsi.-
Y SION MERCHANTS. No. II fnosr str c,, New York
s&SsIiberal adv consignment
RI ,SStsc ADAMS would he pleased 10 hear from hia
friends nj this honse. JAMES a toNNoi''''
All "a aiy RpB'I NJ. ADAMS
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BALTIMORE.

DALrIMoEF. February l0ih, ls5R
We ake the liberty Of calling tho attention OF INC Eina
NarAans 70 the very largc stock Of sprng aud ahfncr
ooi. we are uo, roecsinP We have been enc7m yea y
Tho ber, netronare with which We have been favored PB
"a ,cr1 or sreroous shall this season be prephf'"
tn ofre, larger vnfed Aoch sn ne nave ever e
f a and in order The hea trad" we siai sen on"
% % ,Lc lnyvcat rnteq 70 prompt deSors. We shail offer
are sn rc rnn, stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS IN ad
rWnal stock OF fp''i-i''N HiNp ''''A''
SINpLr DRY GOODS 80 - ,
ON, stoe has purchased with great care aud on the
10, and confident mako II L. bo int"r-
-, Of me vrry fist trade 20 deal with ms W" shai
elaa you call and examine onf STOCK whsh you
come market 49,, d. 49, !, -. 4.
Orders shall be earl flly aud promptly stnncrdt to-
HOPKINS HULL co.
p S--we have recently bs nppon,,a Agents OF the Ma
rvsnd PeueptsYy foy the of ,"s o-,ds fe 2l dfn
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The above via Ohio River. Slight advance
charged If sent way by Railroad No Storage Charged
on tfoods through our line Consign to
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES I RICHMoND.-Stens & Brunnnel Iinsley,
Tariy & Co Selden Miller, J. II. Claiborne j. w WrlgA,
& CO.. Chas Worthan Co. Shields Il SoinnerA ne ana
Tln,r,,ls ovennort 4 60 iuue 25-ts.
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NrEM nnANCm or TmE CLOTWING

NEW BRANCH Of II E CLOTu1Nsi
~ TRADE IN PIILADELPIIIA.---TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMENS SUPEKFINE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
TiIos T. DILL & CO. IG5 Chestnut street Philadelphia
below Fifth street. have established Immense
Clothing House for the manufacture and sale Of the most eo
giant Clothing that money and produce In anticipation
Southern oash buyers who have heretoforc
gone New York for that pari Of their stock T. i. Dill
determined house In the United states shnll
offer nrger varied stock better made,
prices cash examination VIII convince tho
most ake ptical Gail and them Liam - -dlm
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Ry MCDONALD \ PETERS.
TERMS.

,,peINIAN ia published daily at s6 and tri-weekiy at
io In adv ance No paper will be discontinued es
-, At The option Of the Proprietors, nh'h All a'o"se ~
,ve been paid :, -n oo,,s ,.r s,,,re q
Nv ss far the first INSERTION and 81 cts tor each con
,nis ordered inner form weekly, aud then ~
,viil no for each If the nuinoef
a 50 ha not marked on the Ms 1t will be published III OF
sed out and charged accordingly - nm,
ao' rlIE YEARLY RATES ARE 40.
For one square, daily. "A
- do do
or ono do semi iweeky ........'..'''''' 40
- two DO do - =.
intended for both papers subject to sPe
Al contract. -, ,,.., 60 choir Immediate
y =. ,ho ai charged at transient rates
81 ~ ~ ~ y adyor,i.enents appear In the daily and tri
obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
IL hv o the
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PHILADELPHIA.

uUsT PunIssssED, by the Harvard A--o-
% CIATION, PhllRdeipbiP REPORT ON SPERMATDN5
nDE, other Of the Sexual Organs. with
and dcc ptona Of Quncks and Valuable
Advice q The afflicted by GRO L. CALHOUN, NJ D. Con
sulting PHI alcian Of the Howard Association fhiaelphN
bnne yoeu Institution csabishedhy special endo mont
relief the ck distressed tieted with Nunlent
Epidemic Diseases copy nfthn above Report VIII be
by mail 0n sealed eupe). FREE OF 'HARbE, on
the receipt Of TWO STAMPS Tor postage Address DIX
gro r. CALi1oUN No South NINTH st, philadelphia,
~
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
II rnNSrIArI nE L IME E-,Ihn nIlrnllnn II Enrnrrs

- PHOSPHATE OF lME--Thc attention of Farmers
and Planters respectfully called the above Invaluable com
pound tor Their approaching spring planting.
The Manufacturer boRs his friends and patrons that
they may always depend upon being supplied with GNU.
iNk AND >hoHh ARTICLE for he constantly snpefinends
In person the entire Of manufacturing and putting ny
for sale,
This article has been before the community for the
rod OF ave years during which time has been analysed by
large number ot the rcpued Chemists In different places
aud has been tried by yanus Farmers In nearly every stat.
IN the Union with almost Perhaps one Of
the best proofs Of Its value is the greatly increased demand
unprecedented IN the history Of Arhci, fsrtlze and not
eqnaod by Peruvian Guano Itself which possesses
much advantage from tho tact of the ammonia 50 volatile
matter In uRno In this preparation being chemically hS"'
agent only dsaratng itse progressively When ineorpo
rated vita tho soil this available salt snlrhate amaga
mated with soluble phosphate fitted food for plants OF
all descriptions and by them readily taken up II VIII be
found quite active In inducing early maturity as GnAno,
and much Durable ioryng the soil aud less 20
late.
As there large number Of Phosphaes In market
for the value of which would not like to he Responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be careful 10 obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE which viii be warranted by accredi
ted agents all Of whom OF acknowledged reseetaby
and To them hold myself responsible for the good character o
my Super Phosphate All packages will I've dcaney brand
ed Consumers and dealers viii bc enabled To make arrange
mns for their supply utabo terms with my agensa
with myself
MESSRS. II &. HARDY 4 co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city OF Petersburg
C. II DrBIfRO,
agricultural Chemist aud so Proprietor p1liom,h"rs,
7dts.
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Lyvcurrra March lst, 1876. Una dts q
v,zssaE,aT.SS. = Tie Co-par,nership OF

DSAUNDERs IRBY having expired b! nmiiat9h, II
this day dissolved We our thanks to our OLD enGs W
ess and ask their the now concern oi lDi
those indebted to us will please forward and sette
,r old accounts as practicable as IS very de
iIo "a wind mn the affairs Of the old concern ..
o'e 10 VIM VI 'A' SAUNDERS 1RBY.
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THE FLOW THAT BEATS THE WORID -
best WORK WITH LEAST DRAtGHT
RJCHtS "a TEN + + n f N ~ " J. j. q ",

,IL, wMoLIsM,L,Gu = ,,,,u ANp > hGTAIL. .un u,,unc.
IL TuRERs OF Ricirs PATENT IRON BEAN phoW;
Eagle and Castings, Improved Throshing Machines
Shelters Cutting Knives and Road serapes also m Inn
'''''" ''D'' "'''" OK TiIE nAsiN, Lynchburs Va
lido hereby certify have tried for myself Rcs Iron
Beam Patent and have no Hesitation in th nys
tined AS believe to take the place o al others whom shall
0''o'' Narseryman and Florist iynchbursy va
CHas II. Lynch, ESQ Of It's city, who has used III" Iron
ea plow months recommends II as the beet
po use has nvsed his friends al once to procure IL
sep rs H. S. wnITTEMoRE & BRO.
guyURAsUur1 MACHINES 4 When, Fans
their works on The BASIN YER, superior TiiRAsHiNG Ma
CHIMES FANS Of improved patterns and are ready to
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend r"ng
by personal application or by addressing us throu the
Also ts repairing done at short notice and on reas.
We al agents sr the sale of oBED HUssEYs CrrEnRA.
rsp pa eS1 REAPER MOWER, nj the manufacturers
Those wishing any of the above articles will DO
-s to send in Their orders early y as 81, povs,ns wn,l
5-dscts
NTt!W CONCEEN.-Jos H. Wilson has this day as
~ soeaed with him IGoa VIZ 'os .n"s h"a Tncr ha srn
and tye Wilson Co.. at the old stand OF 90" a. Msqn,
sape Dry Goods Iron Steel &C. &c rariicusr attention
raid the country produce and liberal msoe
"p'" JOSEPH H. WILSON,
THOMAS W. JOHNS,
JOHN s. LANGHORSE.l
,.r ,,s Lynchburg January lst 1856
pnA nAn ACHES LAND WARnANIs
IOef.eseBD WANTEp-LAfAYET W
GRAY Notary Public dealer in Land ARA nts ma Attor
ney for the prosecution Military Bounty Land and Pensol
aius wishes TO purchase 100000 ACRES Of Military Bounty
anil " arranis will attend 10 any business as Notary
uhc such Of deeds sssgnment oi Land
,V.rr,nts &c &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public. Bounty Land and
iniy OTIS pcns Agent Lynchbnrg. Va
RECEIVING, AND ON HAND, IS bbis. ssud
E& ARTS Sugar IS bbs Stuarts Ground Clarified an.
Crushed Sugar
2n boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. n O. Molassos,
10 hhds =. II. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 g Laguira do.
10 Prime old Java do.
- boxes Adamantiue and Sperm Candles.
Large Glover Orchard, Grass and Timothy beed Cali
soon, selling cheap. . ..,u.,.
fob ai,s YOUN9Ek q SMIIn
kNsANO ~ sTORE.-l have now 70 tens Ne:
Nn PERUVIAN GUANO In store and shall keep q good
supply during Those wishing to may
" upon finding stock always hand OF the oet kno' s"n
rkatp price. fol
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- - .e.s.;s. l1..inacs. cAsis[

rs.sEL .-Hs.1ssA..s''' ffsst ssSt
~ ~ ~, anl,.rrbcr rr-irr"lY lr,' 'h' -. =,
SlA-. - - a,,i tho public that has no" on iaI y.
mud . ,na,inr !a all thc different new N :" md
R,csawa. sna hdpsis, i,,%n ,sanf good work
lined with ne atncss get il OF Hnrnpu f,n'h'
"i, ~ %auitr town after II. Al dscilnti ms ID "a t
aid nuFEI hs"' . ttt1a.A LSi,. IL htLEf
".h h,',n's5 ~ ,, ,,kcs go order ali kud@ CT ron
ay Wae.rs L "a the tieGoet '!~4.I'e WA -. yLeTi
sslles on. horss ago.. IA 7.ss ai,o fhi''a' S' N'
hrirov Ar ,. ,t,rryalls-..nc aad two.
h"rs' iN' lh"' 'is % P'' r'' JOHN Ii. BAILEY,
lvnehburg
AL 5dlmScts
-u,S1, "a rst-C.IyrLr ,,.,.i fer se,e lot of Couce
~ s. "a hs" .''i' = ~ ~ YOUNGER & SMITH
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xyaANO ~ srORE.-a have now 10 tons Ne:
az / PERUVIAN GUANO In store, and shall keep q good
during Those wishing to purchase may re-
Nv upon hndng always hand Of the best kno ana
iTN WI -. oAAASS- vi" ~.
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H,TzfSs fstSdlseS.-1iT anICf'sSnss' 'hS
y his entered into copartncrshp under thu Syle and
hu ". IuLI4INS CO. tor the Purosc at 'raiasaet'g
rs,rry aud business have taken the Snrc re-
gently occupied by MI John iioias where they vii De
pipfsrd a t'is treiiS Ind flie pGtic generally.
MARTIN lDiIiNS
JAMES W. III kEH,
GEORGE ii. BI RCG.
rhr suhecrihcr having so liz stn " t,ood 10 II ftaf
Ca wond hoognllg reenmme nd thcu To- hi, iri@n"T
nai PATRONS JOHN Hoi.iiNo'
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