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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23
Farmer Hours,
PROM sAe Prairie RArmeY.i


"Why not commence . farm orce
again" Was our own query to the son oi
an old neighbor Of ours the other day,
when the said that he had not been do
ing much for himself in the city. "A
slavish life |" no exclaimed. ace it any
more, aye! Why there's the old people
at home, and my brothers, up At thres
every morning, and working from sunrise
to sunset; never done-a tread mill-no,
l thank you," snd of he walked We
could not deny the fact; no, We wish
such was not the case for the farmer's .
sake, for in general they are slaves; they
seem to think that they can accomplish
two mems work by one, aud they do so
sometimes, but mark the end !-prema-
ture stiffness Of the joints, and feeble
step. Work, work drives them not they
il. We tell you that those who are by
many Of you esteemed as ts,-called
British farm laborers-sre better off than
you, in respect of less toll, less sweat, or
more leisure for mental improvement and
bodily refrcshment. =
listen to what oDeoof the best authors
on agriculture says on this subject -
The long hours Of summer day. of
which at least ten are spent in the fields,
bear hard as we'll on the mental as the
physical energies. Then as regards
hours spent At labor, he gives the various
customs in summer, in England and
Scotland-some commencing at four in
the morning, and resting from niue to
one, and then working again till six. In
most places only nine hours are spen,
with the teams. He thus sums up, by
giving his own opinion:-"Perhaps the
best divisions of time is to yoke at three
o'clock in the morning, loose at ten, yoke
again at one, and loose at six in the even
ing, giving three hours Of rest to man
aud beast at the height Of the day, and
ton hours Of work in the field"
Let me quote this and ! am DONE
/" Horses kept for seven or eight hours
at work snust be injured in their copsti-
tion, o. execute work badly in the latter
part Of the yokiug, or receive extraordin-
al iCCuiusy ouy W WniSH Consequences
is symptomatic Of bad management.
If the above is found right in practice
(as il is) where labor is 90 cheap, and
life and heslth--commercially speaking
-less valuable, how much 90 here,
where We have 80 much to do aud so few
to do il WITH There is 20 question but
that ten hours spent 10 the Geld at brisk
labor, with no resting on rails or upder
shade trees, will do more than thirteen
or fourteen, as is the common custom
here. M.-......- &. q.
We eofftend that II farma.s will not
give themselves or hired men jnstics,
they should give it e the poor tesms. -
We sfe vel aware that it is easy writing
and talking about matters but friend. We
have seen ssph system in praetiss and
tried zach, and have found the falsity of
those long. fatguing hours. Let : mai.
hitch : team 70 pair Of harrovs o. :
plow, and drive stesdily for I've hours
twice dsg, and We warrant that he will
in general hays enough Of Il, aud his
team too. If ten OF eleven hour syss
TEN is found best in manufactory, why
not % farml lo 1S7gse u ">
Hi Il found best 10 the highest style
of faYsbinc in older countries, WY pcs
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Judge h. r. Ranney, the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio at . ~rb-

Judge II. Il. Nanney, the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, at eub-
lie meeting held ut the county seat Of
Mahoning County, shortly after the pas
sage of the Fugitive Slave Act, advoca.
ted. II is said. the following resolutions:
Resaired, That we will not, under auy
political necessity Ehatever, vote for any
man for any office Of trust, honor or prot.
1t, who voted for or aided, directly or 10 ;.
directly, in the passage Of the act, or
approves of its infamous provisions OF
aids in its execution. -.
Resolved, That come life or come i'm
prisonment-comef fne or come death we
will neither aid nor ,ssis. in the return 6
any fugitive slave, but on The contrary
We will harbor and secrete, and by all Just
means protect and defend him, and thus
give him practical Godspced to liberty
This is as far as any Of the Republicans
Of Ohio have ever gone in declarations Of
hostility to that infamous act. Ranney
is now the candidate Of the kidpappcrs
and doughfaces. g,
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l,u3s tFoa ~ Assaasas lenna'l ,rsal
Lat. Our state i pro sninsnslF - a.
ricnl.nrai country, .pd hses the greater
necessity for agricullursl knowledge. s.,
I'd. Our State is new and oonpar.iivly
poor, and but few, Who would Be glad to
send their sons to . High School, have
the means TO spare do %. The tuition Of
this school is to be forever free, and the
boys viii an be compelled to work few
hours each day, enough to pay about
half their board thus making il OF less
expense to both the State and the scholar
than any other school. a5saz *....
Sd. Regular daily exercise il indispeu-
sible to health. Il iss great de.riment
to the health ofa young man to take him
from hard labor Of the farm o.. shep, and
set him down At school. Backward in
his studies, and ambitious to keep up with
his class; his great change sf habit ruins
his health. +ac +aaasa tt+ T'-t-
4th. BY manual hbor, aud vigorous
health Of body, the student karns faster.
9th BY three o. four hours labor upon
the Farm, the student acquires the most
approved practical kao,cIedge Of tie c~lti-
vasion Of the earth, and oil the variety Of
products suited to this climate, a kno,ol-
edge second in t,sportance only to that Of
the ,orittea language ef Our ssother tongue
--in tho omission Of which, most of
our educational men have made wide
mistake. .a Il 5la7 a.@s
9th. Il il expected to give q most
thorough instruction 10 al the Natural
Sciences, and especially the vegetable
and animal kingdoms, in all their i'm
mense variety > aud thereby .cquire u
knowledge Of raising fruits, crops, forests
aud animals, and 70 remedy the diseases
and the defects of the same by actual prac-
sice upon the Experimental Farm. 81
7th. Tho graduates of this school will
be qualified for the mechanics shop or
the farm, or any other business either
public or private, except it may be the
learned professions, and these studies are
Indispensable to them. They only need
to add other studies to them. 4r)
9Th. Tho United States goverumen.
appropriates annually from 100000 to
500, 900 for agricultural purposes. This
is far more useful than many millions
otherwise spent. A powerful effort will
be made next session of Congress to c..
tsblish an Agricultural Buresu, with .
Secretary. 1t now becomes the duty
Of each State to open an Experimental
Farm, to receive, plant, cultivate end re-
port to the Secretary Of Agricalture,
those valuable seeds, plants and aninsls,
which are gathered from oil nations of
the earth, and to return TO that Office, a
portion Of those valuable seeds and
thus to CO. operate with the national gov.
ernmcnt 10 encouraging and sustaining
the most important and valuable [though
much neglected. interest Of our country.
SUEL FOSTER.
er TO BE CONTINUED @@ -
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'nkRFs Woxx III orcH rs Dol

10 hsckrbirt early leaves Ia rest
sgyy = ness the spiung morn, 49,, .
Aad gather ffssmeass for the nest Il
; d Fson spaand. voed and lawn; -, A.
,a TIE busy bee tlas wings its vay
j., MID sests OF varied hue, ." - .'. ~
Aad every flower would seem to say
~ There's orkoenough to do" '
2 The sovs'ip and the spreading vine,
ja 1As dsisy N the grasA ss ~. 4..Q
Ihs snow drop asd The ss,antine.
Preach sermons as We pass; ......
.ITns apt within its cavern deep. a., =.
Would bid Us labor too ...
And written upon Its tiny heap
.AerThere's work saeush to de-" ~
The pisnets ., their Makers will,
y sd' Move onward in their ears,
u .Ner natare't whselis never still
't"S Progressive A. the stars. 2".Ea
~ Tie hases that dutter In the air. 'a 'a
And ssAmef's bressss voc, ta
= Que solemn truth to naa De relsrc- =
"Theres work enough u do" .-
Who, shen, can slcep, WHEN al around
"a active, fresh and free7
Shall n,an-creasion's lord--bs found
less husy .han the bee, '-....~
Our courts and alleys are the feld, T.
II men would search them through.
That best she sw.ats of labor yield -
And work eaoagh to do.n zee .
To have : heart for those who weep,
The scottish drunkard win;
TO rescue all the children, deep
In ignorance and sin;
70 help the poor. the hungry feed,
To give him csat snd shoe /; -a+ .
TO see that all can write and read-
""Is work enough to do" d =
The time is short-the world is wide.
And much has to be done,
The wondrous earth, and all its pride,
Will vanish with the sun;
The moments fly on shtning's wings.
And hfe's uncertain, too;
We've none 70 waste on foolish things-
there's work enough to do"
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A CLsvEa Dacroa.--Ton says he
has cured pain in the head Of naviaa-
tion,i and drayn teeth from the jnosth Of
tho Hudsoui Hs has aaatomized tho
side Of . mountain, biisterea the foot 81 =
hill, felt the pulse Of an arm Of the sea,
plastsred cpt on the hsad Of nature,
snd cured feloa on the 6nger Of corn.
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NoTHISa LIKE A GOOD TITLE. ~
Some very pious young women have e..
tablished an association which they styls,
"The Young Woman's Auti. Y suus-
man. .Waiipg st-ths- Church Doors- with
r'kcrior Objects Sooioty."
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T Poor Caudle said ne dreamed that he
had an angeI BY his side, and upon walk
ing up found i vas nobody but hi. wifi.
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AsvtA pAOLnv.
Raxleys, Carriage. hop.

WE would .nnosnMss n to 70 @9
w she citizens Of Upton E
and susroandihs cousiy. S7sd. ri WAo.
On IN M Cxn1IA0E WCRk, With nse.ns.s
- - Srhi,c SQUARE We .snow the tlEass are
h.rd. ,nare have ressipsAS our prices secorr.
nriy. ~ aii tisdf Of pred ice tsksnn ~ II
tAags Tor rf-,suiys Y 1eesl As;.Eir, '@, 9,
,sxs. ~''-+-p' ~ - il atst
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To speak harshe to person Of scnsi-,
sbility, is like striking harpsichord with
your fists. g
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I IMEI)YLAL CARDS.
MRS.rL. s. &C A NJ p BELL,
uvnp OpATHIc 'PHYsICIAN

v~yoULD respec fully ,isferm the cisi1ens Of
w Upton and vicinity that she treats sue.
cesssaly sl eurable diseases r,A .fr.cs Slssr~s.
To syss~k f,sAripl1s. being fully convinced that
drugs ar. not only nn"ece'sary IN the tfeatiAs"t o
disease, but absotHfsfy sDGrious.
,srResiaeace at the corner Of 7th AND Linn
s,r..,s sor,ne rIy tn house OF Mr.. Joseph Lee
Tipt.sn H. Oct. 30, 1883. nAAu
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JAMES W. DA<:bka.
ATTORNEY Al i.AW, St)i.iCl4Ok
IN,CHaNCERY. 4 NoTARY PtRILC;
t..tEt u " rnTrs- lava.
uaics sg,haresidence, On the corner OF Locust
and Tksri Streets above the Park. v5nlO.
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DIR, c. l.. CHANBERs,


qranr ;siuas. tGesrer's feiiF.j
>tuSa 18th l-2s, ~ s~y @F~t -
Exchange oHce!:
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York can De nea
> otrho Subscriber H. sums 70 ssltPnrehAeers
Fer,,6ssess soi Dsposn and Dfasssos the
Eastern Cities cashsd.
. American Gold Z arnishel al . snAll premium.
DMer s,Sf yUsssAtd dsd Snyisr's Store:
Ip'~ WA. h. TUTHlLL.
-47iptes, Ja&Sasy l. 30.
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LAW CARDS.
rnNRsRIDcE 4 TURNER,
: At1Orneys at Law,
Ard General Land Agents.

IR1OA IOWA.
az special attention given TO Collecting ~
EEEEsa.Ncx.--Gov. r. =. Lowe, Keokuk: VIM
81. Woodward, Muscatine, Iowa; Hon.oW E. Mil
ae.. W. Penn Clark. Iowa City; Hon. BENZ. +.
Stsn,sn, Bellfsn,ainc, Ohio; S. J. Crew, Upton
IaMa. VI
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ATTORNEY AMI CoUN-sLLoR AT LAW.
MILL Purchase and sell Real Estate, locate
" LaAd Warrants, attend to the Payment OF
ahes. Investigation OF titles, ,conveyancing, &c.
pAfsculsr attention given 70 collections. All
Lrs1a~se intrusted to hs care, Wall be ssteaaed
Il with Promp.ness and Fidelity. ,,.A
% rOfhce in the Court House wi'hthe Re-
, r ier. Upton. Iowa.. ofV"'N"E+
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. JAS. b. Taylor, of Richmond is expected
to preach in the Baptist Church ON tomorrow
Sunday morning and night at the usual hours.
The Library Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION is open to the members from II 10
o'clock, L. NJ, every evening, during tic week.
BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MEETING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II O'Clock
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5--dts
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Ayers Cath0rfic pills.

rNE sciences OF Che -try Medicine have taxed
which known 10 Innnmerable proofs shown
thea have virtues whh srrpass In excellence the
binary and that they win unprecedsntedly upon
the Il all They safe and PLEASANT to take,
hat powerful to Their penetrating properties stimulate
The vital activities Of the body tho obstructions Of Its
purify the blood aud cxpo disease. They purge
foul umors which breed and grow dlstemper stimulate
sluggish dis rderrd Into their natural action and I'm
healthy with strength 10 the whole system Not only
they cur" the every day complaints OF every body but also
m fable and dangerous diseased that have banned the
the same diminished doses the safest ard best hysc
be employed for children Being coated they
pleasant to take and being purely table, tree
risk OF harm Cures have been made which surpass be-
m they Stimulated by Of such exalted POSI-
and character forbid the suspicion of untruh Many
clsrgymcn and physicians have lent their
certify public the reliability remedies while
have sent the Of their convcton that my
araons contribute INNER the relief Of Act.
ed. differing fellow
The Agent below named pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
cosliveness Bilious Complaints Rhsumatism Dropsy.
bnr Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
thereron Fatuency Loss of Appetite all Ueerous AID On,
which require medcse Ssro.
la or Kings Evil They also, by purifying the blood and :t
supposed they could reach such Deafness Partial Blind
ness Neuralgia and Nervous rritabiy Of
Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred complaints rtsn
Of the body obsrnccns Of is fnneonx
Do not be put of by unpnciped dealer, w,sn s0ns o,nss
take nothing they give compares with
intrinsic value or curative powen Tne atek vans
'A' best ''1 .ssIs by a1a sI' e.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX FIVE ROxHs FORA
JHsEAY Lynchburgj PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Rich.
mond \. F. RIvEs Petersburg, H. A. SANTOS Norfolk;
and all Druggss e6 eldte3uly.
DERUvIAN GyANO.-lo,0ee Ssl sel-essa
Peruvian Guano 5000 bags Eide Island quano; 20oo
EDMoND, DAvENPoRT 60.
m nt n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tho Steamer weiser.

NEW foRk. March lS.-The Steamer Weiser
arrived here to-day from Cork Ireland. and brings
dates to the 5th. The adviccs are warlke.--
Tho Continental journals and letters are quito bel
ligerent.
The Emperor of Austria Is said to have become
dctermincdly warlike. and il much cmbi,tetcd
against France. Vienna journals are also partic.
ularly warke.
Lord cowcy would leave Vienna on the 9th.
Thelaiest financial reports from England and tho
Continent, show increased frmncss in funds Cot
ton OF all qualities lave advanced The brokers'
circulars says the advance is oneeighth, and 9th
ers say three -slxteou,hs toa quarter. BrcadstuTs
dull and prices nominal. mud sales insignificant. -
Consols are quoted at ?is.
Markets.
New NeEk. Mareh lS.-Cotton firm Flour
unchanged Wheat. sales insight icnnt Corn
lower, Mixed IS ceuts, White and Yellow 30 cents
the highest range Virginia Skies a72
BALTIMORE, March lS.-Flour dull at 81 Is
Wheat buNant, White 81 7jal 50; Red 81 o.
Corn quiet aal pr os unchanged.
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Probably remedy has been known which cured
many aud sub dangerous ths Some human
aid reach but those tho Cherry Psefovai affords
relief aud comfort
Asron HOUSE Nrw YoRK CITY, March 8 1855.
IN AfER LowiiL t"ol Il duty and pleasure 10 In
form you what Cheyvy Poai has done for WIFE She
had five lsbong under the dangerous symptoms
If Consumption from which aid could procure her
much relief She steadily failing. until DIR Strong OF
this city. where have for advice, recommended
your medicine bless kindness we do your
sail for she has recovered from that day She Is yet
strong from her cough and calls
herself well. Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Shelbyvtue.
Consnnpfrrs do despair til tried AYE's CAsv
ry PRETORIA II made by the best medical chemists
HE world all around bcspeak the high
oi Is virtues Phi,adeiphia Ledger.
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There is n scene where spirits blend,
And friend holds fellowship with TREND;
Though sunderrd far, by faith they meet
Around one common mercy scat "

Expressing The warmest sympathy for the sue-
cess of the Church everywhere. the Presiden; bado
the brother farewell.
On motion Of Rev. J. j. Murray, Rev's. }. W.
Everistand David Wilson were appointed irater-
nal messengers to the Virginia Conference.
The Rev. Samuel X. Cox, y. d.. President Of
the Female College in this city, Wa transferred
from that body. to the VIRGINIA. Conference
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VAST M1htHtsrER, PA. Feb 4, 1886.
SIR Your cherry Pocfovai IL performing marvellous
This srion II has relieved several from alarming symp
of tion. aud Il curing who has labor
Of the for the last forty years
HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant.
A H. RAMsrY NJ. D., Albion Monroe Co, Iowa, writes
Sr T. 1859 During practice Of many years have found
not Ing equal thry Pictorial for giving and
lief eonsnmptivc PATIENTS curing such curable
We might add volumes evidence but tho convipc.
proof II tho virtues If this remedy Is found In lis eec
n pou
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,,o,,, y i. RMGkER

fITUSIIf YUM I'HHh,
LrNcHBTRG, VA,
EEPS constantly hand large and varied assortment
~ otuRpCERI rs AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. witch
Golfers tn the trade reduced Cash. exchange
10" Produce his his purpose here conduct his bust
n'sh entirely CAs PRINCIPLES and In order effect this
desirable object he will sell aauVh prices will protect tho
''tctast of nil who favor him with u call
Grateful for the share the hands
" his attached friends and public Tor the last
zen years be hcgs aconnuancr OF their kindness hi
cut business ian its
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LYNcmBrRG CoLLEGE.-ln tho last days pro-
ceedngs of the Maryland Conference of the Meth
odst Protestant Church, which has been in session
at Georgetown, d. c., for week past, we find
the following:
The report of the Committee on Book Concerns
and Colleges was taken up, recommending the
purchase of two scholarships in said College. aud
commencing the institution to the earnest consd-
Grafton and support Of the Conference. The
report was unanimously adopted.
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4 nnn KRGG Old Denlatea Nails, al
l9VOV sorts and sisss, for sale by
feb l5-dts IRBf DAUNDERN.
n COLA MANILA nor Y, ffem enes
" half to two inches In diameter, Just fecsved BY
feb Is dts. IRbY SAUN6ERA
SPRING 0TOCK.-we new seer1ving oaR
- Spring aupply Of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, eTAYLA
DRY GOODS, &C. at old stand Bridgs 6esS whsee
viii be pleased and the pnhe gsae
rally. Inareh adtsl KINNlEk eAMD11e.
u oUND DIUE FNTAEAEea Tor sp!sny
N psreh Aata HINNIHR AANQ
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SnisaFIsLp, MiHa, Feb. !. 1855
BHorHrR ArrR Twin choeriuly certify youi PICTORIAL
remedy the Of whoopng cough
croup chest diseases OF children We Of your
nifty In the south appreciate your SKILL and your
mei,c inc people. HIRAM CONkLTN, N. d.
AMOS LIZ Esq Monterey, la writes ID Jan. 1885, 81 had
tedious Influenza, which conspd mo In doors sig
many med without finally your Peceuoi
by The advice Clergyman Tho first dose relieved
In throat and lungs less than half tho bottle
made completely well Ynr medicines the ehea
we'll tho bost boy. and you, Doctor,
and yonr remedies, as the poor mnns friend"
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FnElcHr TRADE-There were received, at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. K. r., ON yesterday, 4s
loaded cars consisting Of 79S barrels Of Flour;
3,l32 bushels Wheat 1900 lbs. Stock $4,000
lbs. Plaster; 81 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. There
were IL loaded cars sent Wcst same Gay
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The rails are laid on the Lynchburg Extension
of the Orange & Alexandria Railroad to Il point
five miles out from Charlottesville.
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NOTItE.-Thr u,dcr.isrcf, who WINS mp
~ pointed Aimnistrar.x of tn rair Of John II Sol,
deed the February of TIA" Court nf insugs
the city Of n hurs leave {" uiTm the puh that Fle
intends tho business q" hct nr husband nj their
stand Man Street. All persons knowing themsclvet
dobtrd Ia tai -p"t Nv solicited - eom" f,, al
and settle MARGARET u SOLDMON.
march
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VDENn1sI.. NEW STAND! NEW GOODS
~ HAM s'd ciiic stoc at Goods old stand
have located hoaw the ct House opposite Halls
Stable, Nt't, WI hr trprrrg
siHtss rpkni - hirnt. and cusamris the lrc
patrouaE" lrr,t'ure ,Nt,ndei me-" solicit II
the IN, ~ u otter Inducements Tor uas
will keep nsarv hrud nice sriecton of GltOtE
RIES AND 7fAFLE DRY 40 IDS alto, Com Meal I'ns
ter and MI or4l J. G sliEAltEIt
march = Is
A NILES AND ~s'Rl VI - Received u md q W
IN hand. polished TX Iron ASII,S,
II to 81 inches 1IgP, Wagons Alsn. 30
finished SiRlAGS truin to leaf " ith French enda
4 NJ SIMPSON,
feb 25.dis A. the old 3 and ~ ftmi & Brother.
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NEGROES WANTED.
HUE AURSG RI RSE N wan y 20 buy any |

lust received n new supply Of Plated Ware,
- consisting of oblct Mugs Spoon Holders, &c.
Some beautiful styles Call and see them.
march 9.ds 8 NJ SIMPSON.
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LYNCHBvRG CAADs

CAMP, SMITH &c Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAiL
oroccrs, Commission q Forwarding Merchants,
Near The D1pef Of the Va. 4 Tenn Railroad,
u.HNCuuURG, VIRGINIA,
Et leave To return their thanks their ends
- and patrons for tho very literal extended them
M HE last Two years and respectfully ash continuance OF
the same Tiny have recently added their house which
makes al the largest and houses In the
city Tor receiving aud selling produce and to those who
nN"r US With their consgnmeus rromlr very best
efforts TO 'hah high prices tor hsn sales rendered
r"on as made. Their stock of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS &c,
awa sc"mpelc aud they prepared ia offer Inducements
I" purchasers Orders carefully and promptly attended to-