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From the Augusta Chronicle.
HOW TO APPLY GUANO,

The following letters, on the subject of applying
guano as fertilizer, were addressed to Messrs. Ra.
bun & Smith, of Savannah, by two experienced
planters of Hancock county. The subject is one OF
peculiar interest to all those who this fertilizer,
and we transfer them to our columns:
LANCASTER, Feb. 26, 1859.
MY DEAR S1Rs: You ask me to give statement
Of the method of using guano, saying you are con-
stantly applied to by persons buying it for the
method of using it, OF which, from your pursuit of
life, you are ignorant
If 1 can be Of any service to the planters, among
whom now exclusively class myself, l most cheer
fully do so, and submit my remarks for publication
as you have asked me.
20 lbs. to the acre. From close observation, think
have never failed to receive 300 lbs of seed cotton
for every 70 lbs. of guano used How to use it 1
understand to be the object of inquiry The ground
should be laid off the distance of the rows two
burrows decidedly better than one, in order that
the guano should be deep enough; in this single
furrow drill the manure, having pounded and seived
the coarse to powder, then bed up your land,
leaving the guano at the bottom of the ridge, on
which the cotton will be planted, opening on top Of
the ridge the smallest furrow possible to plant the
cotton Seeds But here arises to the planter seri-
Gus difficulty; to put down 70 lbs, or any other
given number of pounds to the acre, is both diff
cult and important
My method has been this: my entire farm is
checked off in acres by running parallel burrows 70
yards, and then crossing at right angles 70 yards,
and put down good lightwood stake or post at
each check l weigh 70 lbs. guano and put it on
each square acre, thereby making it with more ex-
actness. Having seen Whites Cotton Planter, l
shall for the future put down the guano with them,
regulating the discharge by what quantity to the
acre may desire, which is easily done by expert
ment and calculation.
remark 70 lbs to the acre seems very little, but
little as it is, it costs good deal of money and
doubt if poor land will bear more of dry season
without danger of the stalks casting their FORMS To
thus place myself before the planters Of Georgia. is
matter Of delcacy with me, but to refuse it would
be false delicacy, which the circumstances would
not justify in my judgment.
Very respectfully,
Your friend
JAMES THOMAS,
of Hancock county.
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BISHOP SouLE.-The Nashville Christian Adno
cate states that Bishop Soule has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness to be able to visit
the city, which be did one day last week. .
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TIE TRUE ALcHYM1s1s OF THE AGE.-Alchymists
were the indehtigabe gold explorers and hunters of
the middle ages The philosophers stone was
searched after by the great the rich and the poor.
1t was never discovered. The present age was left
to unravel the mystery, and our own country the
land to be signalized by the discovery. By sending
ton, Delaware Augusta, Ga, you realize the sub
lime aspirations of the searches after gold of the
middle ages. Your small investment will open to
you the chance Of realizing the whole or the part
of the magnificent sum of $4,000.
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February 26, 1889.
800 REWARD.

a PROCLAMATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY
"A JOHN w. ELLIS, Governor of North Carolina
WHEREAs 1t has been represented to me that HENRY
REYNOLDS, free Of color, late of the county
Hertford stands charged with the staying of John
Virgins also free man Of color, and late of said county
of HEREFORD the esh day of February last in said
ty, and that the said Henry Reynolds is fugitive from
justice and has probably escaped beyond the limits of the
State:
Now, therefore, in order that the said Henry Reynolds
may be arrested and brought to trial for his sad alleged
offence do hereby issue this proclamation, offering
reward of One Hundred Dollars for bis apprehension and
delivery to the Sheriff of Hartford county.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
r.. ST. State of North-Carolina. at the City of Raleigh
this the 9TH day Of March, A. D., 1889.
JOHN W. ELLIS.
By the Governor
GRAHAM Dawes Private Sec'y
DESCRIPTIONS:
HENRY REYNOLDS is represented to be about nineteen
years Of age FIVE feet two inches HIGH stands well his
feet and well formed, complexion dngy muatto rather
and bears the marks upon his back Of
frequent whippings.
March 9, 1853. 27-4t
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NEW STORE IN RALEIGH

At No 40 FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
Zone Door below Williams & Aaywooa,.,
TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVE
Il elegant stock of new and fashinable
DRY GOODS:
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasos, and T..
Articles. rus;
The stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS consists If n
Silks, Fancy Challies Berages Organdies Lawns I n
netts in Robe guile, Robe Lee in Double Flonn,S"aa
Single Skirts, White Juckonets, Swiss and ChecbsSu =
Inns Ladies Summer Wrappngs Extension Houn Sta s
Steel Spring, Ribbons Laces and Edgings Gloves Hoa
Hdkfs, Bleached and Brown Domestics Bed -Tekn ~
Wear. Servants Goods, and all articles usually ken,
Dry Go0ds Store Asp' III,
Our stock of BONNETS is very handsome. and v;,,
elegant Ribbons and Rouches for trimming. cam.
beaten either in the price, STYLE or quality 'O'
We respectfully invite our friends acquaintance and
public generally, to call and examine the pretty md
Goods that We offer daily, and they will find to tbs,
terest 10 deal with US. ef
sLEDGE MACON
na,e'gn, March u, lSos. S'-wdswln
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Rev. E. LEYMAN MAGooN.-Dr. E. L. Magoon, Of
the First Baptist Church, Albany has received call
from San Francisco. He will, no doubt, decline
voted to increase his salary from $4,000 to $500
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RRANDIEs, WINES AND wnIsKEY,-

RRANDIES, WINES AND WIIISKEY,-A
ID choice assortment of
Old Cognac Brandy,
Pure Port, Sherry Madeira and Caret Wines
Old Bourbon Whskey,
West India Canebrake Whiskey,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Schedam Snaps.
Porter and Ale of best brands
At the Drug Store of
IREDELL BROTHERS,
March a. 1859. 3l-w&swtf.
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NEWSPAPER REVOLUTION.
NEWSPAPER KEVOIUTIuV


NEWSPAPER REVOLUTION.
NEWSPAPER REVOLUTION
NEWBERN AHEAD.
NEWBERN AHEAD.
NEWBERN AHEAD
NEWBERN WEEKLY PROGRESS
NEWBERN WEEKLY PROGRESS
NEWBERN WEEKLY PROGRESS
CHEAPEST AND BEST,
CHEAPEST AND BEST
CHEAPEST AND BEST
ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF A YEAR
ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF A YEAR
ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF A YEAR
DAILY PROGRESS,
DAILY PROGRESS
DAILY PROGRESS
ONLY. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR
ONLY Sly DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY SIX DOLLARS A YEAR.
ADVERTISE
ADVERTISE
ADVERTISE
IN THE PROGRESS,
IN THE PROGRESS,
IN THE PROGRESS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
SUBSCRIBE NOW
"a Address j. l.. PENNINGTON, Editor Progress, New
bern, N. G.
March q, 1859. 3O-w&sw,m
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PAINTS! OILs!. sOAPs!!!

II EVIL. PURE WHITE LEAD, PEARL SNOW AND
LIZ other brands Lnseed Winter Bleached, Tanners and
Olive Oils, Colgates Vaiiegated White, Windsor
and Turpentine Soaps.
At the Drug Store of
IREDELL BROTHERS.
March "a, 1859. 3l--w&swtf
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sANL r IREDELL, ND. CAM. T. 1REpp1
IREDELL BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Dye Stufs Oils, and yarnshcs, Window Glass and Putty
Perfunnery, Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Fine ~
HAIR Tooth and Paint Brushes, Havana
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking
and Chewing Tobaccn, Brandies Wines
Whskey, Porter, and Ale, Choice Toilet and
N. B.-Particular attention given TO orders.
March "a, 1853. Sl-w&sw,f
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POSTPONEMENT,

POSTPONEMENT.
THE SALE OF THE LANDS HERETOFORE Az
vertsed in the case of R. F. Stockton the heroIn
Mining Company. has been postponed to time which VIII
hereafter be published.
March Is. 1882 = 2s-tf
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1859. Important to Every One! 1859.
HURRAH! HURRAH!!
THE NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED,
Great chance for saving 2 per cent you buy your Goods
Of the well know firm of
n A T III AN KRA Err.


WILMINGTON STREET, RALEIGH, n. C.
II HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
with the largest and heaviest stock of Goods Offered
or in prices and qualities in the State bought oil my
Goods for teady Cdsh-hereore able to sell cheaper
than any other firm, in this any other place.
You will find great advantage to give early call
and examine my stock before buying elsewhere charge
nothing for showing my Goods and customers will always
leave my store pleased and satisfied.
Ioter great bargains in Ready Made Clothing. manufae
tured to my own order Also large assortment of mems
ing Goods. .
Gold and Silver Watches and Jewery constantly on
hand.
Also. very large stock of Fancy and Staple Goods b.
RACES, Talmas, Lawns, Prints, Scotch Gnghams Irish
Linen, Shawls Mantiilas Straw Goods Bonnets style
PArasols &c.
Sheeting and Shifting at manufacturers' prices.
Particular attention given to country Merchants, who
Will do well to give call before buying elsewhere
Thankful for past favors now solicit an early CALL which
shall be to your advantage
March II, 1852 GIFT.
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
THIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
l. plan of the Virginia and South.Carona State Mits
~ Institutions
For q Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G. C. TEW,
Hillsboro', NC.
January g, 1859 ~ 49,. 5-w&swly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

1nEarRs.-This popular place Of amusement is
nightly filled by fashionable audiences. " no are
enthusiast, in their praise Of the young Ameri-
can coincidence, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. Her
engagement here has been perfect triumph, and
deservedly 80. On this evening Miss MITCHELL
will appear in the character Of Paul. In the comic
drama Of !" Pet Of the Petticnat." and rs kdtha-
,ane, In the farce Of Husband at Sight" Mrs.
l. B. PHILLIPS viii also rece Patriotic PEN,
and Miss PENNoYER appear in dance. We nnt-
cipats witnessing a crowded house on this occa-
sion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

POLICE MArrzEs.--Rebsrt Hope and Henry
Fredboa. we're befors The Mayor yesterday on tho
charge Of beating Fsyssss drssa. Il appears that
Freihof and Hops were in . disrspatabls lncal-
ity Tuesday night, and whilst there. were joined
by Green. who very coon after meeting them, sr-
piled .ome opprobrious epthets. which not being
relished by tho gentlemen In question, thy, to
shvw sheis disapprybation - the premises.
.smnunted~ him. Before much damage accrued
to either party. separation was effected, and the
entire party conducted t. ti.s Cage His llnor,
after hearing all the evidence in the e"se c"ncu-
ded that neither party received quite ms much rs
the, deserved. aud actins IN .hss impression, or
dored the di-chaSge If all.
Americas, alave t., George Drumright, was tn
ken up after hours Tuesday night, without pass
ordered ton lashes.
Rebecca, slave belonging to B. II, Nowlin. who
ran AWAY from her master some days since, was
arrested Tuesday night, by officer Austin, and
next morning delivered to her owner. ...
-McAlIi.ter, found on the street drunk. Mt a
late hour Of the night. was taken tn tho Cage. and
next morning released, on his promising better
behavior in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-A free negro man, en-
see Railroad, was killed at Liberty on Tuesday
afternoon last Itappesrs that the man was seat
ed on top of one Of the freight cars while the
train was in rapid notion and coming in contact
with bridge which crosses the track ut that
point, he Was thrown under the cars, a portion of
the train passing over him, nutiatng his body in
u most shocking manner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09
AJuRoR ruAr is SUMMONED xosr EVERY CouRr.

EARLY WnEAr.-Mr. William Payne, left at
our Office yesterday, q sample of wheat of the
present years growth, which is fully matured
and ready for harvesting. 1t is called the Beal
wheat. the seed of whioh was sent Mr.. p. by n
friend residing in Alabama. The grim is the
largest We remember to have seen. The superior
quality Of the wheat, coupled with the fact of ts
maturing ten days or two weeks sooner than other
species grown in this section commends it 10 the
attention of our grain growers
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WnKKhKH = wlLsOn'..>sMsTAnL

Store IL tpa hhtned Piess Ia any criterion listen to vi
Il ~
We prefer thf IN for family us,-Tyibuae
They are the fsVnrite. for fAmiles.-Iimes.
IT hAs rival -Sciertt6e Anerieaa.
works more uniformly than the hand -Hrrdd.
Equal To nine seamstrcses.-Ho ns Journal
An anyost pc feet mat ment - ErenipS Posi-
T1t machine Tor family use-Adroonts and Journal
Most hon rable to American genius -Iadepcndcnt
We cannot gine anything more perfect -EranPsita.
win awe eutrr gtisfactinn.-Obserprr.
The best ever invented Chriaian Enqnver.
A triumph Of mechanical genius.-Lres Dictionary
In looking for the beat see these EIdminer.
lndispens ,bie IN every family Tho Preacher
We praise IL 9TH enthusiasm Christian InttHiecHcT.
A swift fingered sister OF charty-S $ Adroeate.
Worthy OF the hiy hest award.-Sabbah R6cm9tr.
1t surpasses all Others -Ladiss Repository
A benefactiou ri the agc.-PEfnam's Monhis
IL Is al ulsrican Institution
A complete saccrss.-hatouGi Magazine
Magical In operati n-Mrs Stphens Monthly
1t Is eminenlly superior. Dictionary Of Mechanics
Beyond all question. the machines - Life HUsratsd
The stitch cannot be unra ed-da ASricnifnria
They maintain the pre- eminence.-Erpvess
Saves tho time and health Of ten womenUairr Cure.
dlnr household Is in cstasies with t-Poriers Spirit
It's superiority IL Northumberland JOuradt.
Its superiority Is obvious -HOHseh0id Words
Hand ewing cannot equal k-TAe Tsbia.
Supply the fashionable world -Idiit Necs
Are pre+ minently superior-Ladits pisitor
One Of household gods-U. s. Journal
!lrriv.ilod in every qn ;.at,:, Book
Pretty aseful. Magical -Lesife's Gosate
Have equal In family usc-Mmsinal World
The beat suited Tor sewing-MininR Journal
Combine every equrement-Fsmiy Magazine.
II combines sssy essential-LiviSE ASe
Vastly supsE:or to all othera-Goidfn Prize.
we entlreIy prefer them. Mother Josr.AL
We cannot tire In lis praise-NfD Yorker.
april IS d1eH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

FOR THE vIRG1NIAN.
Mr.. Edaor:-Can you inform the public why
it is that the Arlstocracy are never required to
serve ns Jurors, and also, that invariably but one
chancs of our city-men that have to leave their
business and lose two dollars to make one. Why
is iti Is it just?
A Juror TN AT Is S;,s MokEp MOsr EVERY COUNT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

AcouIrrED. Alexander Board, charged with
killing James Hancock. had An examining trial at
Robertsnn's Store on Monday, and was acquitted.
on the ground that the shooting was accidental.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

SEE advertisement Of Messrs. Garrison & Maigne,
Commission Merchants, Norfolk and agents IF
the Seaboard and Towing Transportation Com
pany. Persons shipping by this line would do
well to avail themselves Of the services Of this
Arm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

PERsoNAI.-Robert Ridgeway Esq. Editor Of
the Richmond Whig, aud Col. L. j. Steptoe, Of
the Army, are az present in this city.
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GEO. ID. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Opposis The Iirxinia Rank, LfNCHBURG, Va,
IL In receipt very and wei. selected stock ~ 10
| CEitIES.STAPLE Dry GOODS, HARDWARE SHOES
WOODWARD ROPE, &c, consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Puvrr zrd Cnnee, New Orleans and Cub
Sugar
Moehs Old Java Iaguira lilo and Parehed Java Coffee
Extra and double extra syrup, Cuba and New Oriean
MolHssen;
Large No Mackcrs aud Cut Hcrrnai Family cd bacon
hammered and Rolled lron Iron Axlta and Cast Wagon
BIkts,
Beinws Anvils Wees Screw Plates Horse Rasp and Files
Ins ri Lamp On white Lead Zine and other Paints
French and American Window Glass AID utiy
French and Philadelphia Calf Skn Harness Sale Leather
s0oU baiss Cotton at factory prices by the quantity
wards Flax aud Flax And Cotton lnon, hes quality
Corn Candles Nails Horse Shoe, 40. &c.
All If which Will hc sod cheap fer cash or exchanged fo
country produce Exam my stock before you buy. MI
BAY the hgles, price for Corn, Wool Wool Ro Fax
nil other country produce will sell any country
produce consigned Tor the beat market price, and MAKE
prompt returns and snii n patr"naR" may 81 dis
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XyURsanNsA Ian ID REGISTRY 4 AGENCY

w bHdfhxtA LAN u n Nh a H"ENNH
OFRIcE, I.YHcHeURa. VA-The undersigned, by
quest sellers established In the City Lynchbug
AN AGENCY FOR THE SALE or LAND; the object o.
which afford facilities both the seller and rchsSr Of
the land He will keep 10 his Office LAND REGISTER
containing and horough descriptions Of Farms
other Information essential be known by e,ico"' Of
purchasing
this way persons ainted with the county wish
ing purchase without delay. have suc paaaon
them would suit their wishes and the pur
chaser seller be able each other And
the other hand sellers bring their land III" notice II
concerned without that notoreiy ich often
unpleasant within itself
Persons aid Of this Office In selling. give
full description Of their land in order that fair and candid
repre- sentation he made to the purchaser.
This Agency will he prominent agri
cultural papers.
communications be postpaid. and il an answer Ia
required post stamp and ,hcy
will he promptly attended to.
Oice WIN. r. Andersons Bridge Street, door TO
Mcssrs. Irby T. Saunders.
march ri dlwAcly LEYBURN WILKES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

DEANS STATION TO 1.EASE.-s d. sire TO
- for a Of years. the Buldngr Lots, and
pertanAnces Beams Station lh central p"son in East
At Of tho S s v
ny indiana ami Ohio through Cumberland Gap 10 the south
made e" as IT @nv 'n rs
safely asserted place within the bounds Of that i'm
Smoky o Inc . and the
the North AMI West celebrated for its
as watering place Herorwitnin mile found
whke, back and red the ehaly beate and alum
Springs the medicinal qualities many tests
to be equal OF the kind In the known world
Beans Station in Granger conRy. miles north Of Nor
rxown Depot the East Tennessse vrgnia Railroad
weekly line Of stages, and to the former
there has recently been instructed an elegant road and
be running The consists large three
story building with large .wo story ell and basement
Two large paror 20 by 90 and comfortable frame buildings
scient. altogether to aceamm.sie from $50 aoO
additional improvements will DO made occasion
70 any seaeman who will take charge of this property
and en- In tye merits and advau
tages the hrst fsw at almost nom
nal Msaaw and farming lands can be added any ,ea
ton make the neeesary for
opening with the coming season - -
srt,setfI .Icans stsslon; Tenn. 18TH 1859
FMWNIx FOUNDRY 4 ENGINE WOxKs,
o.A. Casa. ..o,. x. S:sSs y q. u .s. Railroad
,iVHIs ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to meet the
demand for wos in It's various branches ands
"I Por,.se and Stationary STEAM Engines of any re-
Mi ir e:.r Ro.s Shading H..s....
Iron ssd l1sss Casting wrought Iron work Of ever.
All work done at this w...ssd eq.al to tbs
"''' + s' 4. @ DABNEY A
DARAaOLa.-Jussr receives geo PA RAsOLs
which WV . III xs ss'Ap JOHN sn1 3 isS. y
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There werc received at the
depot Of the Va. Il Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday,
9 loaded cars, consisting of $4,000 pounds Lum-
Der; $4,000 pounds Tobacco: $4,000 lbs. MIscel-
laneous There were II loaded cars sent West
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

All who use u are sivisg their ss3si.sss ~"
simeny In lis favsr. ~ Nts ~
Mix water In the mouth wish the In iasssssr
aad swallow both together.
DOLLAR PER Bo1rtE 81 z
DR. SANFORD Propr etor 345 Broadway, New IN
Related by all Druggiss Sold ALEC. by IL. Seay. W.
stroihcr & Co and Staber Jones. Lynchburg, Va
cl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

ENuNE Olive OIL, EnxIi.h, FrcsTs ese n.eri-
u Musisrd Maccaroni Sage. Tapirca Geiatine Barl
Cocoa Chocolate Root Craekers &e. &c. for sai Ivy
may lldta j H. THOMPSON Il co.
DRFAsT PUMPa-A very Superior article Of
ID GUTTA PERCaA BREASf PUMPS, for sale bv
lime dts j. II. THOMPSON co.
~E1HHNTs! PmeNTaE-g An neW spestna
u Pink. n.e But and Roman Purple CALlCOES-smau
figures and fast coora JNO J. PURvIS. Agent.
june Ads
NTEW CROP Or 01e1. RsA Mn SUGAR AND
~ MoLAsSES Of choice qaAlisy, just reccived by
ian 7.dt. IRRY 4 SAUNDERS
tsCity Die . Q & cry.
THE necessity % Directory q our city having
pcte BUsIp EsS DIRECTORY, which viii aiso contain
great local nformaon vxusble 70 tusiness
We respectfully solicit the pafonage Of busL
ness men ADvERrIzERs ARD BscKiDkRs Anraneeens
have made with ezpssyeed Rpsetssy Nsn, Who Will
commence 1t once to canvas the city i. gF&a I
june 2dlw. PAYNE BLACKfORD. Pe6lhhers
CMgRTs, u Oel EDYs Apa:-eeiyss, Dyawsr.,
1is. e.: e: q sSs issss tisss .. ..ssvsSI.
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AISCRLLAIEoUs.

ASS SPRING GUeps.
THE subscriber. desire 70 . iAs .sss.s ef their
ers and The rahlle seasrshy to iAsss new seek Of
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
'''si s'% s:1:
ne pain. to . e si and sas :. Ss
% Ia. % IN ": : K e.. Ne .s. n ~
to .ssars =, furnishing en Sse4 ~ @
orally pa,rned noca Cor the spring OF ley;
We h. state ret 70 pronounce In sneeenss and yassy n,%
as n.y. s:' S s
''' and "s~'d' s'''t sGsS SSsns suArEn 90
B-Tho.s prsss,rnx s,rmen. made 70 measure BY
Ing ns ssIs s s,. viii DO promptly CO.
DOUGLASS McALI4ISTER,
TOBACCO 1OX MILL1,
SQUARE Plates FoR r ms n Frs
LTN CHBVR6, VIRGINIA.
IL ,hs.s wanting any Of The above articles VII Aoa 70
FLAMING d"nr to order at shor,.., ne,iee.
smas door above
D. low Also TTs;a'; s.a, ssa u,,s., Street
I: nsa s:; s,.:
Ing such viii b. shown great varsity Of aye. BY c.lns
", s.a furnish esr Il. SON
may WdtA
A;OOl. GAMDlNG.-Ous seras src sew ="
. sd. l.as bee" Ss s asa se in "
bes, At the shortest notice We have Sc srr
vices OF M. JoNEA Of Nelson County Car"rr "i
prrcnce who highly recommended as very
supe,ior Carder You that GOOD ROLLS send IN your
Wool early will endeavor card all as comes In
whon, ilsy We determined I" spare NO pains To-
pesse these who pstronixe us We VIII freeNs "o
and deliver Rolls at sur store will keep constantly on
hand Wool Roll. for Sale and Exchange for Wool
ighest Cash Price Wool doiy are At store
or mill Imay IL dts EOwLlN MuHRELL.
THURMAN'S
ICE a T. 4 M "a l. % ON
Is now open for the Reception of Visitors,
Ar All nOURs., DAY AND NIGHT.
april Is d3m
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME,
" have jnt receive fresh of his valal,c er''
These ftrer rho have usedthis article speak
highly OF H. We think it 'nly need !" DO use" to ea"
that popularity which eninently deserves PAnp'rtr
containing ~ uHcairs frrm the ioninent
farmers of the ~ untry. he had by applying 4"
NJ. u OLLlNS Il CD, sole Agents.
IN 81 -its I,nnchhurg Va.