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EHAIR REsTORATIVR-proi Wood, the re-

n HAIR RESTORATIVE-Proi. Wood, the re-
nowned discoverer of the invaluable Hair Restorative
sill continues to labor in behalf of the afflicted His
dicines universally admitted BY the American press to
DO far superior others for causing the hair, the
head of the aged te grow forth with much vgor and
uxsrsnce a. when blessed with the advantages Of YOUTH
There caa be no doubt II place credit in the immune.
rsble testimonials which the Professor has in his posses
calworld 1t restores pc manenty, gray hair its orgi
nal color and makes It assume beautiful silky texture
which has been desirable in oil ages of the d.
frequently happens that old men marry beautiful and
amiable young ladies' and not unfequenty crusty old
maids make victims OF handsome, good.natured young
gentlemen and by what process has been deter
mined until lately when WAS attributed to the use OF
this invaluable Hair Restorative Il Lasalle Journal
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond.
Dec N-cwSW & dSt
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an TUESDAY, the 5th day Of January ne1t # er ii
" conclusion OF the sale o! the et-cn Of the late " :,
6. overon. hall sell at Fairfield, his rssid-nce at b
part of the slaves Of The said decedent cuns,ing
women girls boys, about l2 or IS In number the
otment which may fall TO the share Of the ,biIdIs.
the late VIM. NJ Overop.
Also. ut the same time and place shall executor
the said decedent and for Of the leya,
hire out for the year ls5 about % negroes, con.-n.
men, women. girl and boys, nearly MI ftheu KEY
Dec 23-dtd JOHN r GAhSkTT
sSALE or NEGROES VIII b" sold at rhar,pr
Court House. on MONDAY, the +'h dsy of Janu-I
1852 (tbat being Courr duy) I6 likely youns negroes.
ssting oil men, women, Us and erls, bo,opslpg ~ {:
estate Of A. Alexander, deceased.
credit OF six months will be given for approved p
per, bearing inrere.,:rom date
D. H. MORTON
q. NJ. EGGLESTON,
Dec 93-dtdss Exscu,or
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THE GREAT HEAI.TH REsroRRR.

THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORRR.
In all ages Of the world the skill and scientific attain.
en,s of have been directed the study of the hu
man system and discovery Of the various ills to which
1t il heir IT. after years Of constant application,
distinguished physician had succeeded In compromising
agent by which the slightest ache may be overcome
he has been hailed 9 beneiactor Of bis race and with
great proprety the world have gladly sung psns his
praise This being proper In the discovery of remedy
for single dsease how much indebted the hole
human family TO the inventor OF
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS,
medicine that has stood the test Of time and proved
panaces for Dyspepsis Darrhpa Cholera Morbus Cramp
Choc Giddness Nervous Debility Loss of Appetite and
Sour Stomach while the various Of quacks and
empires have hourshed tor and then disappeared
never again 10 be revived.
Bakers Bers used in hundreds Of fsmiliesi IN
Virginia their only medicine, and that they appre-
ciated even by medical tonic of great virtue 10
abundsnty attested by hundreds Of certificates in the
hands OF the proprietor.
Bakers Bitters are compounded entirely of vegetable
extracts which tremendously blended that all ages
and sexes may them with benefit and without the fear
OF the slightest injury Try them by all means and then
speak of them to the afflicted as they deserve.
PRICE 50 cents per bottle
For sale at wholesale prices BY all the principal Drug
gists Of Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia.
Also of Messrs. Chas Stott Co.. Washington, D. c.; E.
h. Stabler & Co.. Baltimore. and of Messrs Barnes e.
Park, New York.
- Orders filled by addressing
Dec S E. BAKER, Proprietor Richmond, Va.
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Is 600 Prizes amounting 10 S20I 600
Whole Tickets $40: Halves S; Qrs. 2 50.
The prizes Of 50 so each are determined by the
number which draws the highest capital 00O) the
number should be odd number then every odd num-
Der ticket will be entitled es So If an even number,
then every number ticket will be entitled ee so
In addition to any other prize which ticket may be en-
titled to.
CT.Pdzes payable forty days after the drawing, in
full without deduction.
Accommodation will receive attention. If address
ed to X. FRANCE e. CO.,
Dec 10 Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ET-G. D. wOOTTON, acknowledgement
lecsor. apply at the Ofce of "The South" on 18th
Street, between Main and Cary) Is ready to
WRITE UP BOOKS, BALANCE THEM, DRAW BILLS,
&C., &C. and attend have attended to, prac.
ticable, COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds, and nme.
diate attention given to demands from the countryn.
forms the members of the Senate and Hou.e
delegates that he did writing in the way of COPY
ING for the members during tho at session, and should
be pleased to serve them this. Having had much expe
hence in public business he would solicit share Of pat.
ronage; should like have WRITING during the winter
sufficient to keephm constantly employees until - o'clock
at night.
REFERENCES Henry Thweatt, Commission
Merchant: James Butler Co Grocers and Commission
Merchants McGruder's Sons, dealers in Guano Wheat,
&C. Habliston Bro, Furniture Dealers; Peter Tinsley.
Dealer In Boots and Shoes Col WIN Wilson, Inspector
Seabrooks Warehouse; David Jones Co, Merchants;
Wootton, Prince Edward cs; Col mcDearmon,
Inspector shockoe Warehouse; John Wootton Attorney
at Law. Henry CO; Roger Pryor, Esq Editor OF The
South Prof IL Christian, Richmond; Thomas Camp
BELL Senator FROM Nostoway Districts w Coleman Sen
ator from Caroline District Geo Hardy Delegate from
Lunenburg CO: Dickinson, Delegate from Prince Ed
ward; Joseph Mayo, Esq, Richmond
Dec 2a-d&cf
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THE LEDGER 10 every
rs.,e acknowledged to BE-
Re bee, family paper In the
ro,la-hence its extraord'
,ry and unhead-of popu
s:i!y. IN
Tie Proprietor Of the L ED
FER employ. the best talent
u. BY so doing makes the
,,s paper in the country.
rHE NEW YORK LED,
i:R 10 printed on beautiful
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SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
Canital Prize SGO. 600.

TIME following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Co.,
Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery In each
Of their Lotteries for DECEMBER, 1851 at AUGUSTA Ca
to which city they have removed their Principal Office
CLASS u,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public, on
SATURDAY, December 26th, 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
THOUSAND HUNDRED AND twenty-five PRIZES
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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.rHosTErrER's B1TTERs. AT .hi. .e..o

~ HOSTETTERS blTTEhS. -At tnls season
of year. when the digestive organs weakened and
debia,ed by constant and Of vegetables and
fruits /, absolutely necessary that good and pure tonic
should used keep of Chils aud the usual fall fevers
A stimulus will do: it mus. be genuine invgor.
atng tonic and fully satisfied there 10 nothing in
the whole catalogue Of medicine that will at all compare
with Hosteusr's Celebrated Bers Weare glad TO know
that the principal drug In the city supplied with
Hostetter's great remedy Louisville Times.
For sale by all principal druggists, and dealers cene
ally. Dec 10
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between HILL
RAWLINGS 10 this day dissolved, by mutual consent
The business OF the will be closed by f. G RAW
lings. RlChAhD HILL Ja.'
RICHMOND, Dec. 15th 1857.
NEW CONCERN.
EDWARD G. RAWLINGS and ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY hav-
ing associated themselves together under the style and
firm of RAWLINGS HOLIDAY, for the purpose OF con-
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Will devote their entire time and attention TO Collecting
Claims Renting out Houses, Hiring out Negroes and TO
the sale of Wheat, Tobacco Corn, Flour Oats and oil
other kinds Of Produce entrusted TO their care.
be share of the patronage of their friends and the
public 10 most respectfully solictsd.
CRrOhice al the old stand Of HILL 4 fAwLINGs,
Corner Main and 18th SITS,
p,cuno.n Dec 18th ls57-Dec l7-1Sclm
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INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
BCLWER, THACKERAY. CHARLES READE, MRS.
GASKELL AND WiLkiE COLLINS.
TIARPER,S acknowledgements OF

Il new NOIume
Mr. Thaeseray's New Story. "The virginisns." with
many numerous Illustrations the Author, 10 commenced
IN The present pecember) Number Of Harpers Magazine.
printed from early she"ts--eceived from the Author
IN ADVANCED publication in Englana-for which the Pub
fishers pay Mr Thackeray the sum Of Two thousand
Dollars
Mr. Charles Rcadcs New Story, entitled slack of all
Trades, Matter Of Fact Romance, written exclusively
io harpers Magazine, 70 also commenced in the present
Number
N'' Gsskell, Anhor OF Mary Barton" has become a
conroa:or 10 Harperis Magazine and thrilling story
IT M ae. vigorous pen will appear the January Number
ih- Publishers have also the pleasure of announcing
'n1 taey hsre arranged for continuance of the popular
cGnte1'on' OF Wilke Collins. and for increased sup
Ply o'ne'esiinS Stories and Instructive Articles from the
aoI.' American and English Authors
More inan One Hundred aud Serenity thousand Copies
are now issued Of each Number of Harpers New Monthly
Magazine
hMpess Magazine is the cheapest Periodical published
haeh Number contains from Sixteen Fortnight
cages printed in better manner and upon better paper
'san any other American Monthly Magazine
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,

SChOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
~ MILES SOUTH GAINESVILLE, Va.
H GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
THNHE principal after teaching for 90 years having dc.
Il terinined to establish permanent Select School In
The country, selected the above location out of many
whrh he had carefully examined being pre- eminent.
y suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
had especially 10 health aud the advantages of social
moral, and religious influence. To sitain these ends,
though at the expense OF improving place. the site
was procured in the midst Of a community noted Tor In
trligence refinement, and moral worth, remote from
stores, tpng shops and other places OF temptation to
extravaganza Vice.
Tho school has been years successful operation
and the character OF the location above given Is freely
awarded to ii by all connected Herewith
Board can DC had in families OF the highest respecta
bill =.
As the number Of will be limited 1t Is important
that applicants state the progress already made.
Terms For Board aud Tuition per sessions of 20 weeks
SOS. payable in advance.
The next sessio will commence the 18th January
1883 Address the Principal NJ Brownsville o., Gran
N, Dec
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white psper,snd 10 composed
of eight pages, making the
hansomest weekly paper in
the Union. 1t il published
every Saturday. and sold at
all the news Offices in every
city and town throughout the
country. knd 10 mailed for
subscribers at q per annum;
two copies are sent for -.
Any person obtaining eight
subscribers at 81 SO each
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

BUCk lNGHAM COUNTY VA
5SNE session of this School (about miles from
the +. e. lnstitutc) will begin January lth 1856
and continue 10 months, without vacation
We Will teach the various English branches, Latin
Greek Mathematics French and Italian and prepare boys
Tor the advanced classes Of the University and Colleges
Virginia. for business life.
Transitional, tuition, &c, sl5O-haf in advance.
rest at the close.
All scholars charged from entrance, but deduction
thereafter except In cases of protractcd sickness.
Textbooks furnished at Richmond retail prices
Address, Gold Hill, +. q. JOHN T. CLAIBORNE
CHARLES L. BROWN.
7. BRoWS refers to Profs Harmon d De Vere Uni
versity OF Va; PROT led Huchkss Messy Creek Acade
my. Va I. w. Faunteroy Esq, Sauda, Va; and Rev.
&. II Mouse, President Leesburg Academy Va.
Dpc
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BY GODDIN & AppERsON, AU,T,
SALE OF ABOUT THIRTY vALr.R

SAIL VI AbOUT Thirty VtfTtF
SLAVES, AT GOOCHLAND COURT house
a The request OF the owner. (who has ~. r.. =,
~ than he work to m advantsee) We v IN t,
Goochlsnd Court House. on Thursday tho 2ith D. I
Der, 1887, at IL O'Clock. NJ, about
Thirty VALUABLE SLAVES,
c0nslstiug of men. women and children, the rnos
whom are young and likely, and bciag sold for un
are regarded as equal in value to the sane nuu.,.
slaves usually sold from one estate.
TRIMS cash: or If desired approved endorsed ne.
Bile notes, At four months, interes, add d, will
lieu Of cash. GODDiN & APPEkSl y
Dee l5-tf huc,I,u,r,
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m snv Agents
,,;, ,s, ,o,e cbsrac,erize GA every artcles In THE
rnGrR In for, ,be name. of ia leading Contributor
s;s, cma,an,ee that !, stsnds In marked contrast
10 :, a. nj weekly publications that have for 90 long
,n soodej the country but which fortunately for the
mora. Of our people are almost extinct
Dec 2i-cltGdlt
rug IFN YORK EYPRES1 FOR 1S5S
r1JE c,L ,.,a, -. r.,dv ,nasns NJ nIacins the
~ w re..;n ,hs hand. of large circle OF
.;s,. a, nominal nr,ce and at the ,sme time secure
m sns, - ,bs one who undertakes the trouble of secu
Ies rSpei ~ .ae oae " ~ "Ae' 'A' '''N'' "
''-s 'N'u'' w PPSvIy rypprss
- - ,a.aar. !, il nnhl;,bed upop the
49, yv;,h ha .s.h nisn r.. price IA reduced TO
% atfa M bn ,.b 10 ob,sn il TO do so
a!ht winch VIII enaole aii Wno "isu "
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
5.4so Prizes amounting to 5000
WhoIa Tick.,o ain. Halves AZ. Quarters 40 50

5,495 Prizes amounting to 9320,OU0
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 So
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 80 00 corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips OF paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The first 262 prizes similarly printed and encrcled
placed 10 another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvolved and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the time prize is
from the other Wheel The number and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operaoni Is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs-The two preceding and tn
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first Il prizes
will be entitled to the Is Approximation Prizes For
ple II ticket No 1880 draws the 100000 prize those tick
cts numbered 1928 l12i9 l25 1882 will each be enti
lied to 1925 II ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered 54s 49, ISL $50 will each be entitled to
$500, and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF $40 will be determined by 'he last g
Of the number that draws the 400 900 prize For
ple II the number drawing the 100000 prize ends with 10
then all the tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to $40. If the number ends with ., then all the
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled $40
and so on too.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk
"a ~ n, 81, g.s ~ 1 rb,Io ti.ta,s asn
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE IN


obedience Decree OF the Circuit Court of Sur
I ~ of the 26h day OF October, s57. SHALL as com.
missioner appointed under said decree sell the highest
bidder on Monday, the 2-th OF December, that being
day. in front OF the Courthouse door the Tract OF
lanI IN the decree mentioned containing BY estimation
an four hundred and eleven acres and belonging 10 the
a. h'c Of B. Jones deceased.
This farm lies about six mlos below Srrry Courthouse
aiions the lands OF Tho C. Harrison, !..1 II. Hankns
and the subscriber and is in about mile OF good pub
lie landing James river There about two hundred
acres cleared and enclosed under good fence the bal
In woods and it Is estimated by good judges that
OO three thousand cords Of pine wood be cut after
leaving suhcency of timber for plantation purposes the
cleared land has been married. and produces well the crops
usually grown in the neighbo hood say Corn Wheat and
Oats &C. There is Orchard Of about three four
hundred trces
The of sale prescribed by the decree are credit
one and three years upon the purchasers giving
bonds with approved personal security except for SO
much in tnsh nsy b necessary TO pay the costs OF s
md expenses of SALE the title to be withheld until the
purchase money paid The bonds carry interest from
the day of sale For further particulars apply to the sub.
scriber. WIN. L. B. RUFFlN, Commissioner,
Nov aO-ctds Bacon's Castle y o. Surrv ca Va
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NOTICE
mo. N WILLIAMS. MATCHMAKER AND JEMELLEI

JNU. n. WILLIAMSON ATCHMAKER AND JEW Filler,
(Fornleriy uih Mr. .Ioha RM)
HAS taken the store lately occupied by Mr. q
IL Thomas Shepherd. as shocsorc. next door ~
TO Mr.. James Williams shoe store. No s ra.t NJ 4
Main st eet, where he keeps constantly on hand k1D
good assortmn of fine watches, clocks, jewelry &C.
which he sells low for cash, and every article
sold to be represented
All watches sold n this establishment will be thorough.
ly examined before deivered 10 the customers and
rantcd perform well for twelve mOnshs without charge
for repairs unless broken All kinds Of fine watches such
as Duplex, Chronomcter. English and Anchor Levers,
Horizontal eschpelcnts and Reporters, and fine English
and French Clock repaired in warkmanke manner and
warranted 20 runtwclvc nths without additional charge
unless broken
All kinds OF jewcry, music boxes; Accordeors &C. &c.
neatly and promptly rcpsred aud satisfaction warranted
in every article sold repaired this establishments By
J. WILLIAMS, No. ). East Main street.
Next door to Mr.. jas. Williams -hoestorr,
Dec Is Be.ow Market
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YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE
JOHN q. SAKE, and all the
other best writers, contribute
10 THE NEW YORK LED
GER.
THELEDGER Is devoted
10 POLITE LITERATURE,
ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED
TALES, ESSAYS, POE
TRY. SKETCHES, BOG
RAPHY, NEWS, &c.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL & BALLARD HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN p. BALLARD PROPRIETOR.
TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

DfIIIIHND
TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
And OTHERS.
VNHE subscriber begs leave 10 announce to Members
l. Of the General Assembly, and others wishing TO
spend the winter in the city that he has added greatly TO
the comfort and convenience of his Establishment during
the past year. having completed the Corridor the
street, which makes a complete connection of the two
houses He has also erected large building In the
Of the Ballard House and connected " h the
augment s comforts and greatly enlarge i,s capacity
He has introduced OF the modern improvements,
and has connecGcd with his Hotel Restaurant, OF the
First Class from which Parties hkiug Private Phrlors
have their meals served moderate In short
he thinks be may safely that all of his appointments
csmpete any he has in other cities
and his whole time being devoted his business he has
and is still willing do anything that has sug
geited itself him may be suggested BY others for the
comfort and happiness Of his guests. With grateful
for past avors he asks continuance
Of the same.
Nov ls JOHN r. BALLARD.
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as:eh !. OF, lowest club
,Gf,, SD sending US sl2.
will BE- entitled TO one copy
free. Term. invariably in ad.
r,.c.. Address hlllette!s to
ROBERT BONNER,
Publisher OF the
NEW YORK LEDGER.
/, Am street. New York.
\ B.-Sow is q good time
- subscribe, as Nrs. SOUTH.
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IN nPnERJNC TTrRET2 m HERTIgICi

IN ORUERlSG TlChETS OK CERTlFlCATEs,
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall.
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent per-
sons Immediately after the drawing.
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately az
the drawingoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential
az Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
| and give their post Office, county and State.
az Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ list Of the numbers that drawa from the
Wheel With the amount Of the prize that each Is entitled
to- will be published after every drawing In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteigencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch and NewYork Dispatch. Nov2s
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p. I'll. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PfANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
No. lee. MAIN STREET.
yWNHE undersigned is sole agent in this -nOgz
NUNS y ie eLa hs sale p If 6e rSR4Fs
The Instrument have received the unquali.u -
ed approval Of the greatest Pansts in this country and
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE CO. and other
good and we'll established makers.
P. H. Taylor keeps constantly hand Of
the best Musical and Musical
general, consisting Of Pelaubats superior MELODEONS
of ~, and octaves, with single and double reeds
Martins unrivallcd GUITARS.
Taylor's approved FLUTES-thesc Flutes not sur.
passed
Accordeons Caronets Flutes Flies Fageolets Guitars
Violns Banos, Bridges Pegs &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Carioneu
and brass instruments.
Piano Stools and best quality Guitar and Violin strings
The largest and must beautiful assortment Questionable
and standard Sheet Music to be found in this State
A liberal discount made to Teachers and Schools
In short every article in TIE Music line may be had at
this establishment ut most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In ex
change for new ones p. II. TAYLOR
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TOOLS, HuUSEK EkPING An lCLE-. 81
MOST respectfully inform my friends ard 'h- pub
] generally that have In ,.ore lSrg- aEd vrre
sor,rnen, Of Carpenter. Cooper. Mii'wti.nr.' "
BIscksmiths' tool, together with tine s;ock q! 4 L
keepiny Goois and fnrmrrs' implemants 81 Ill XII
which am Offering low prices for cab or IN
,ual customers hope those In want oil give me
b,f,-c purchasing elsewhere. "a think can 81: !.
ho,b IN ouality sEd price. THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer aad Dealer IN Hardware and Cutlery.
ncc No -, Main