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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30
Written for the Spirit of the Age

Written Tor the SPIRIT OF the Age.
Written on hearing Of the death Of
Brother at College, aoho ooas soon to take
the highest honor conferred.
Alas my Brother and art thou dead
Oh, can the sad news be true Howpain-
fully sad the words fall on our ear, like a
funeral dirge. My fond heart can scarce
believe, that thou hast thus left us, so un-
expectedly; that thou art 50 early gone ];
the light and JOY ssof our hearts. When
our proudest hopes were about to be real
lied and fresh laurels of fame were con-
stantly crowning thee and the bright
gems Of intellect, ever sparkling and bril-
liant from childhood, were glittering and
dazzling us with their splendor; and all
knew thy genius would ere long have led
thee to eminence and success. But thou
art gone, my dear Brother, from the "toils
and turmoils of life." Thou vert too pure,
too noble and good for earth. Our Heav-
enly Father saw fit to call thee up higher.
We should not grieYe that thou vast thus
early taken away from the cares and trials
which might have awaited thee. (For
who of earth's children does not have some
sorrow and trouble , l know if you could
speak to US from your bright home in
heaven, you would say, "weep not fol
me; but rather rejoice, for I am now hap
Ply and forever free from pain. :"
Yes, my Brother, when deaths dark
messenger came to summons thee, thou
dids't clearly eyince to all around thy dy
ing bed, that death to thee had no terrors
for thou hadst chosen the good part, which
could not be taken away; that our loss wa:
to be thy eternal gain, and died with hea
yenly smile beaming upon thy counten
ance; whilst, no doubt, thy happy spiri
took its fight to the eternal realms O
bliss But, oh ! it's hard to give thee up
in the full vigor of youth and health; will
so many bright prospects in view, and fee
the painful certainty Of never seeing the,
again. No! not even the place wher
they laid thee. We may never be permit
ted to shed tear upon thy grave; an,
look upon the spot where thy beloved ashe
lay How little we thought when last W
parted, that we should meet no more
How anxiously we looked forward to tn
time when we could welcome thee bae
again Yes, few short weeks more, an
our hearts would have been cheered b
thy presence among us again But no,
in vain may We look, for our fondest hope
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30

A Ne,o County, A meeting of citizens
was held at High Point, N. O., a few days
ago to take measures for the establishment
of new county, to be composed of parts
of Randolph, Guilford, Forsythe and
Davidson.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30

Dedication-Kin Kinston.-The Methodist
Church, about being completed in Kinston,
Leuoir County, will be dedicated on the
I'd Sabbath in August next Rev. N. F.
Reid, of Raleigh, will preach the sermon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-30

~
"Gladdening all heaven with its inaugural
may never go ous nor go down, or
cease to dispense its benifcent infu-
ences on the generations of mankind.
We may deplore the overthrow Of other
systems ; we may shed tears Of sor-
row and of patriotic anguish over the
disastrous darkness which even now
seems to be settling on the star of Mas
sachusetts yet, happen what may, let
us be true to ourselves, let us uphold,
and maintain, and augment the honor
and the glory, which, dating from the
battle of the Alamance fought in old
Orange, and from the resistance to the
Stamp Act in the Cape Fear country,
and from the great deed of Mecklen-
burg, have become the proud inheri-
tance of every son Of North Carolina.
Look abroad this day, this large
expanse Of seashore, and plains, and
hills, and mountains ; upon the cattle,
the meadows, the rivers, and sounds,
and bays upon the ships and the
steam, cars upon the churches, send
ing their spires up into the pure air
above towns and cities, or nesting
amid thousands Of groves, still fragrant
with the lingering breath of Spring !;
} upon the ripe sheaves, cleaning upon
countless acres, and the tall corn wav-
; ing over innumerable burrows, giving
| promise Of full harvest and abundant
cheer upon nine hundred thousand
people, embracing different and most
opposite races, dwelling together in
, peace, unsmitten by pestilence or
! plague-with no regular military or
! ganization, and none daring to molest
! them-with schools open to all, "with-
5 out money a without price''-with
}, the Bible-with the right of free speech,
: of Aa6eas corpus, end trial by jury
:. with a free press, and an able and up
$ right Judiciary-with all liberties and
S every blessing which rational beings
+ could desire look upon all this, and
e then say, if our lots have not beer
= cast in a good time in the worlds his
= tory, and in pleasant places and i
), we have not State worthy of all oul
devotion and affection richly entitled
K to our best efforts to improve her II
u peace, and to our blood and our treas
: ure, if required, in the day of danger
!; Consider, too, her capacities for i'm
h provement, and the progress which ha'
IS been made during the last twenty
a years. We all remember the sacrif
! / ces, the expenditures, and the earnes
le le and anxious efforts of the early friend
- : of internal improvements and th'
+ i mingled pride and joy with which W
el first heard the whistle of the steam
,e car above our soil. NoaO, there ar
re nearly six hundred miles of railroa,
t in the State in successful operation ;
ID with six hundred miles more projected
es and which will be ready, at no distan
Fe day, for use. There are persons i
: this assemblage who witnessed the Ia
!, e bors Of Caldwell, and Bartlett Yancy
i 4 and Murphy, and others, in the caus
~ ~ of education and of Common Schools
~ " and who stood with them and sustain
esI ed them in those labors, The Uniye
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Ca0lcg LlrgRATURg.
North Carolina.


The following extract is from the
Grafton delivered in this City, on the
4th July, by W. W. Holden, Esq.
But, fellow citizens, whatever may
happen, let us cling to the institutions
and to the soil of North Carolina.-
We celebrate to-day the 80th anniver-
sary Of the independence of the United
States but this is the 81st year of
the independence of North Carolina.
Let US hope that the star, which on the
Goth day Of May, 1775, rose midway
between the ocean and the mountains,
and ''stood over The place Mecklen-
burg, where liberty was born,-
''Gladdening all heaven with its inaugural
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May Ibt, Ts,b-
Gentlcmcn My child had commenced breaking Last
fall small sores which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much eaten by the
fonr that both would drop off
tried all of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL. II began to get better the bottle broke and
piled gals to " again began To get worse sly elder dauEh
ter said, PA 90 some of that Turf on sisters head
looked so much better when you used III We got another
bottle, and her head nearly well This aggra
and took half hour every day wash and
very offensive, One more bottle feel assured will
her entirely there butt of the disease remaining
Yon entitled to this and for the bcuot of others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, Is. 7. CHALK.
To A
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j. p. noHpuRANT.
cnrsrERrIrrn April 10Th. /

CHESTERFIELD April 18TH 1856
NsSs Dorc Co-I1nylng used Turf Oh and finding
lit be snch fine medicine thin II due 10 You that you
should know nv daughter about fell the
rocker chair aud bruised her thigh mueh IL
assumed The form of boil aud became very had
ancod by physician, but that did relieve IT, II became
sore, aud continued for nearly years tried
every medicine could hear of with no effect until
dueed totry bottle Your Turf OHater using bottle
aud ahnft entirely healed have used II for other
aud found the same benefit You at lery to
this as yan think proper. y CliALkLY.
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Read tac Truth nbOut our TART Oil.

KTtWNOND IUIN, TrsN
During sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
leg and the skin of place large than my hand from
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf oil, and in day he well Another
A mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On oxamonR his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the neighbors said
he would bc good for NOTHING drew the nail out inserted
piece of lint and your Turf on and him work
and from that he has hour good
also horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh In places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which he stHa day two. Turf
Gil applied and il brought them entirely sound II
truly IL of the remedies have
known, and have lived In drug several years Use
this You think proper. Very truly,
RIO Messrs, Dove X Co. j IL WEISIGER.
For sale by STROTuER & WHITEHEAD,
dGm IVuChhurp
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sssGsNsA A. rENNEssEE
iIROUGH FROM BUCHANAN no
,s.ssss ""o'
LYNCHBuRG AND RICHMOND.

iMe rom Lynchburg to Buchanan. .............Sl 50
From ynchhurg to Charlottesville. ..............
ON an1 after the d Of October Packet will
buchanan at A NJ, and Lynchburg at u z. NJ Monda
"Wednesday and Friday and arrive Richmond second day
at , O'Clock A. NJ. ''
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg at II T. NJ
reach sceesvic al TO- \. NJ day and arrive in Char.
ottesNo at 81 T. NJ Leave Lynchburg buchanan and
Lexington at 6t a. NJ Monday, Wednesday Friday and
From Lynehburg Richmond see time aid distances in
ri hpl.
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Hxl cARnIAGEs. UGGINs. RocfIA.
SIMPSON a BROTHER.

try.-
" SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE, >~akxesls;7
. LfNcHBuRa' April q st, le56.-We s,SfSsssA<s
~ now in receipt of the heaviest, and most sszsss--ss
varied stock has yet been pleasure to offer to liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment with visit wi he
impressed with the geral superior character and sv f
our goods beside finding the ample assortment in cyv
branch of our trade consisting OF Heavy and Hardware
lahle and Pocket Cutlery Guns and Md,s, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting aud Fishing
Tin and Brifana Goods Saddlcry Carriage and buggy
rimngs' Snoemakefs Findings Floor and Table OH
toths Carpenters Millwrights Wheelwriglts and
smiths Tools, housekeeping articles Of almost every
description; window Shades, Gilt Cornce. Bahs and pm.
Sc &e House building Materials, such Frenlh Glass ana
Locks of every style and furniture, &t Farminr o
sis generally, Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades and I
brewery variety TO be found in snch establishment ~,
wholesale or rear prices Our stook chiefly from the man
uaeturer and selected in person, and can arn rh
who may cali they will lind assortment unsurpassed in an
~ tue s'"'n' CHAS. SIMPSON.
- 5 NJ. SIMPSON
upAtM LEAF EANS.-Another I.t OF PAL,
4 Leaf Fans just to hand j. A S.iIGIrR q 90" SIM
Rep'copy. nj 10, ~,
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LINE OF Richmond AND ~.

These vessels OF the first class built the city Bal
tnore expressly this superior accouno.
daons for They commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade and who will spare
cxerton accommodate. They will be lowed up
the rivers by and be relied sail promptly
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
will find their ntees, ship by this line freight will
always he taken as low line of Packets
every oir viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
NoY FORK give satisfaction Insurance be effected
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be
free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa
yannah or any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock in New York
at Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip foot of Wall
DAVID WM CuRRIE, Richmond 4 1870
C. H. PIERSON n. Y, Agents
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a el,.:.;,., s.s--..",- a. s.,t!I.E- n, 4,

u ~ II.
HA1&5DoNES DONNE1 AND FANCY STORE-0S
WI Ladies, let me sly you that befor, ia. YIN
2sh @st SHAH produce from three of the 1osi --<~s
iasiohabic establishments in &ey York the latest st, ct
bonneis You may resi- assured that thing a the
finger o art has accomplished shall be jttt led Ia you -, en-
To the minutest within. -
Will say for your personal qualification that tic exhibition
of Bonnets, in New York, Will I'D nst and AS
that article OF dress considered second To "A sNr ,rC
ty face and consequently will b, before any other
Of dress, it should be selected with much
In order IL suit the Vniicts q tastes NY ,rru
nation to sent field OF variety OIL, N Bouuc
bun in Nantes and every variety Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also, they shall not be neg,
ioced as heretofore in Hats Flats Little I,onnets and Cars
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully,
I
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BlG ISLAND Bedford county, Va Nov /, ls34
Ntsas DOre otienilrmrul used about fourth OF
bottle of your Turf Oh the back otmy horse the worst
hne Ialmost ever entirely raw place as large as my
hand and this single application only applied ouco cured
itup entirely and permanently really surprised AZ tho
ekness fits curatlyes properties and think more prompt
aud eneaeous than anything of the Kind saw and
have sold housa DIS OF bottles other preparations for similar
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YNCHBlRG;. May 22d.-Groccrics,, a.,
CERES II GROCERIES - THE subscriber bas U.
from the Northern cities with the largest s,ocl
has pleasure of offering his friends and
public, consisting In part Of ECU
10 hhds and T. r. Sugar
80 bags NJ Coffee
20 bAts lttiyer.zed Sugar
h9Ses LOAF Sugar
% Ats y . ana +. H. Molasscs
% hhF Coilo Sugar
10 hags No. Old Java & fee
1ee -Ies Good saie Leather
~ hats Cotton DzHalnrps
10 haf Is Cotton Io1ui
- HtA.s AdauaanGin. Candles
Na&ts Z allow
10e .egs Old Dominion Nails
70 bbs Tanners Oil
30 bids Rye Whisky
% bills Old Mountain Rye Whisky
10 bbs j. Martins Best
10 bbls Bcsorc Rye
% " White Mountain,
, " Zigglers old RSe
100 sacks Salt
80 bbls No. Clipped Hcrrings
20 - No Mackerel
800 bales Cotton Yarns
6 boxes Zine Teas.
. bbls old French Brandy
10 - American Brandy
) - MADEIRA Wine
) 4" Port
7 gether with general assortment of STApJp rn,,
GOODS all Of which am determined 10 sell low for 90
ar IN exchange for country produce N'''
latteniar , at,eh.h PAD 10 the sale of WHEAT, Cons
iLo1h a anu iohASteo :, JNo LuNSFORD
ana NJ VI door to Murrcl & Stfatton Main :,
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NEw rUnLlUNTIONs OE THE AMEHi-

"a GW pIWEEtNIBONA OFF TIL AWEHI-
= CAN S $. UNION
rRnIrs INDUSTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
and denominations.
lI,lsH AMY highly interesting and seasonahe volume.
MEMOIR DOLLY Missc, will be deeply Interested
greatly hcno fitted by reading this Memoir.
CATAcoMDs OF RoME-We need call this
voume--thc title will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. students should fail TO read
this volume.
THE SAP AItsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
aud fidelity the mistakes which
religious training of families Pareuts don't you need this
book
TIE CHEAT QUESTION is book 1t treats Of great
tcrests. WIZ you rysd il
All OF tbs above aud a. the American s. S.
Union iy. atH I Teachers Helps. Question
Books, lt B'o Nial = VianCuus volumes, be
had Land 1-a' r NHlI1fH ,ok Store Lynchhurg Va.
II {. JENNINGS,
fti Suutt Am Inio
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fundamentally EAGY,s poRrRAIT

. tALLERN Main street, Lynchburg Is of the
extensive ana best aranga in the State The reception
Of me sizes neatly fun ishcd and emhehed with choice
specimens of she various styles of portaue known the
photographic art The Ambrotype beautifully eoored Pho
iographs combining the truthunos of the Amhroype with
The elegancy of finish the cngravns also
gnereotvpes Of every size.
The operating rooms are large aud commoos with large
SKY and side lights arranged 50 that in the darkest weather
good not better results be produced when
shines brightest Mr. X will be happy see all times
the lovers OF the beautiful in whether they wish pictures
or not The very hatteng he
the past authorizes the hope that during the
ne may nave hn pleasure of placing record many fair
aee which viii be as mperislahe the which
the impression made Especially he appeal to the
ladies' many of whom about be- they will ever
hethen secure the shadow the fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband yoar ehidsad part
tugs VIII come, final separations take place Then how
twin heNato ana soften the pangs of those dark honr
look upon the bright images hearts cherish
Come one-eomo everybody Lockets brcaspns rings ec
constantly on hand fmay ais
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la igA ia rss..g1 VIRGINIA AND FEN
half xG IL s'1seF.3es ES = l. T. RAILROAD.--TO
. FORWARDING MERCHANTS
All articles 9" freight intended be transported Vir.
Eha aud tennessee Railroad must be delivered NJ the Lynch
burg Depot fifteen minutes before O'Clock r NJ as the De-
pot doors Wal be- closed at that houH
mn lI3m - go -,
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% and Coffee Sugar ali grades and prizes Imperial Gun
Powder and nlark No and MarkeTels a bchuul
bf,d Beef which will take pleasns IN sfhf f." aini
lies Orleans and tuba Molas-s Cutting aud llnr Appn
cheese sperm, Aaamannu Fancy Coofed and Taow Can
dies Virginia fiarmettaly scaled Peaches snraf or Pop
Torn Candy, inn lot Of brooinr homemade, Toilet
and bar soap Laguira Ria aud Java COTE .
have also ndded stock beautiful lot Of DIZZY
GOODS such A. summer Cashmere Plaid Gnghams Prints
Plaid and striped, Domestic Bleachcd and nhbeaehed Cot
ton. v hich VII se low for Cash ...
j
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HxtOR NEW OksIEANs.-Nirginin and Lon t.
H sinna Ine-trs Packet to sail with dis - r,-r,

H siana I.inc.Enst Packet to sail with dis ~ ,-r.
patch The superior fast sailing double deeked Sl&Ssn
aud copper fastened schooner ELLEN, Captain
JAMES STEWART, loading and viii sail above For
balance Of freight apply 10 -
DAVID & WM CURRlE,
Richmond
pSSbppers by this Vessel will get their goods port
ofdesnaton onehaf freight cheaper than by
other route and in less time. Insurance be effected
the best ID. q ". c.
aIn
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NOTICE.-Havng purchased of ,iessrs. N, Daniel rrr,,
~ b Preston their entire stock and oL,r h.,
stand formerly occupied by them. prepared 10 ,e w.
the numerous patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt l stnn our fr
concern aud the public generally large well srlo
stock of Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods which wa
OFFER at lowest market rates for Cash prai casion
the usual time. : ''
We Will give particular attention - the GDNN{eSi3y
BUSNESS viii sell all kind couutry produce and co
inents generally; VIII render sales promptly and cash 49,
when d, sired will make Observation-Disclosures produce in L
ana VIII receive ah ONWARD GOODS al The usual r,,
charges - '"'''
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;, lEBS < Sal NDTE>

FuNiE undersigned ~ Hs srtr.rhcir spfk r. Cood ;,
= Mtshrs lrby Saunders, would cile. lIu. rr, nm
mend them to our former friends and pas.i,s
Dec. 81, 1855. MCDANIEL lit-n'r 4 pprSrn~
ia1,l Ant
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~ his enlered INTO coparinershp under The 81 VIC aud
drm OF NJ hoLNS CO. for the purpose of i,ansac,inc
adroccy aud Commission business taken the store re
Gently occupied by Mr. John Hoins where they viii no
pleased 60 see their friends and the public generally
MARTIN HDILINS
JAMES w. BrRUU
GEORGE II. BIRCU
& Co. would rheerfuilv recommend tlem ia Nj, fii
ana patron JOHN HOLLINS
'AHhAh1 Jan 2 d&ctsy
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Ill FASHIONS FOR lsjB#--STITIER VIII introduce" ~
thu Spring style Dress Hat the hrsi Saturday IN March
the inspection OF his customers aud the pnhe g'n'Hy
which viii surpas Hat IN this market ~ beau
- stYe quality hnsh Also lot of beautiful ne" style
All those desiring hne Dress iihs
n eclipse any thing this market will please call a shn ssn
- thu BLU HAT ~
All kinds Of Hats madr to order with ncaesf ana hFhh
Customers Hats dressed over as usual -.
mar ans WM SITTER.
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,t@rs srEAnsmlP KOaN0nE.@'yh,

II fefsH NEE n "a - bsaP s<OANeESE-st.r
.Azns steamship, ROANOKE. has been put in tt,t rate
New York to City Point e '' ''
Our merchants and others
viii not forget 10 ship by her ~
Goods shipped from New York on Wednesday arriro in
LSnehbnrg ON the following Saturday "
LEE & JOHNSON Agents
- @ -, New ork and Virginia Steamship Co
+ S.-Fhe JAMESTOWN leaves Civ POINT every Wa
nesday morning and the ROANOKE every Saturday n nina
al q oclnrk for Now ,rL r. i'"'''l i" mug,
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yuNRlE TURF OH. FOR OLD SORES OF
4 EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED no cum, AND No DANaEN FROM EXPOSURE TO
rufp. Price 80 cents per bottle,
EHfYtd acroriBg NJ Congress in C Clerks Office Of N
the Eastern District IHgda By DOPt
s. 90, Ridhm0ti Ia - size
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
Come store, pamphlet, aud read certificates
performed by the Turf on certificates of truth OF
respectable and respected citzcns and many Others
hero whom refer aud doubt s value ~
medicine for One OF 1t "a worth pound of
other known to Try 1t and you win be satisfied of what
TUuE ruRr Ou.-Resd the following, and come TO oui
store aud wa will tell you of MANY Others who have been
cured
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Il nAkfiMohEiSb RichMoNp' by Steam, ANN 49, n
ors BELNIDERE and POCAHONTAS.-rhe
STEAMER BELN iDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT IR-
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning leaYes III.
MtND every II f,pDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PoCAHoNIAS leaves BALTIMORE every " Ed
NESDAl AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATUEDA AFTERNOON for Ealti
tmore
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats must have th
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
n WATSON y
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Very respectfully,
ma l0dts ALFRED S. ENGLEDOVE


N hand good supply of Plaster which sell I'm the
lump or ground upon good terms other house
city My Plaster ground just as want it for my sales 1t
Is therefore perfectly fresh and is always ground fine Tho
lump and ground are both delivered boats free of rayage
and the ground delivered in The Virginia and
road Depot tree OF dtayage WIN A MILLER,
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~ nant and waldron all their Machinery Stock Tools Sc
and taken the stand formerly occupied by them am fully
prepared manufacture the shortest notice Iron and Wood
Tobacco Moud Fancy Tobacco Boxes of every deserp
ton In short all kinds OF work formerly by them
have employed the workmen formerly with Conant
Wadron, and feel confident that win be to please ali
who favor with their patronage Orders most
fully solicited. LEGAR l. COFFFE