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Notice Contractors.

Notice 10 Go tractors.
CHICAGO Il Rock ISLAND RAILROAD Orrlcr
Chicago, Oct 10Th, 1851
NEAlED Proposals will be- rccriycc hy the I'M
cder-gned NJ thus office until the Isl Of Drrem.
her next, Tor thu construction ol n bridge ac,os,
Rock River, for the Chicago and Il Railroad.
The ength ot the bridge viii be- about 400 eet
and 81 feet high to CONSIST OF n wooden structure.
on stone pcrs and ahutmcnts. The work to be-
completed by III" 1t day ot December, 1853
Plans aud specifications cnn be- seen NJ the Ollie
ot the ChietEnglneer in this city, No 50 Randolph
street on ant after the hu-ioi NoyrmhcrurXt
Proposals may also he handed to John b Jeryis,
Consulting Engineer, or 10 William Jcrvls, Chief
Engineered the Company.
The undersigned reserves the RICH, to reject any
proposal that he may deem unsa tsiactoy
octs5 llLsRi rAHNAa.
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Great Exhibition!
Ar TlIE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

Opposite the Mansion House, BasmetEs Brick
Bu1ding, OITt VA, Ill.,
llE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
i. the citizens Of Ottawa, and all those that come
10 this town to trade to hs large and magnificent
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READY MADE CLOTHING,


suitable Tor the season, which he has Just received
direct from New York Boston. and phiIade pha
and were selected wiki great care, and purchased
entirely tor cash.--lie therefore was able 10 buy
them at remarkably low pnccs--they are now open
and ready for your inspection at the New York
Clothing Store
Possessing all these advantages he is ready and
POSilIFELY VIII sell ready made clothing
50 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other store in this town, vicinity, or at any
place m the state OF Illinois. Satisfied that no
colher Is able 10 compete with his prices, he sole
it, call from one and all to x1mne his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere He takes pleasure in
showing his goods--you will therefore, be paid for
yOurtrouhle.
The Elephant wN be srkibitcd free ofchorgc
lies some too. Among his stock you will find
MEN 5 d BOYS CLO7UING,
HINTS and Caps, Trunks, Valiscs and Gentle
mems Furnishing GoodS Remember the place.
at the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
l;assneu's Brick Building, opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF the Chicago Cheap store
mo trouble TO show goods" Call and sre and
Judge tor yourself. t. WISE.
Ottawa, August %, 1851
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FALL GOODS,
FRESH ARRIVAL AT
The New England Branch,

ID OGERS, MILLS Il co. are in receipt OF
II their stock OF fall and winter goods, to which
they invite the attention OF the pulic generally,
feeling confident that from their well selected stock
purchasing goods at low prices, and of desirable
styles.
Having too large n stock to enumera,e the ar,i-
Giles, they would simply say, tharthey will most
cheernlly prove by actual demonstration to all that
VIII t1ke the trouble to examine, tina, they have rs
hne stock AID al as low prices as any one in town
Gs-Produce of all kiuds taken in exchange for
goods. StpIemher u
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PRESCRIPTIONS
PHYSICIANS

( "a rely upon getting unaddltefaed articles, as
y the stock was selected personally by Mr.. Geo
1. White. who Is a practical druggist and chemist.
Call AT Whites story brick. h. Y. GRIGGs
OitaWn 0CiOb,r
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Something New i!

n w c. GOODlNG would infcrm the public
hs that he l. now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles which are decidedly
ahead otanythng yet introduced Tor strength. safe
ty, aud convenience. Call and examine Them for
yourselves, at his old stand of the sign OF the Ctr
Harness Shop, on Columbus street He will also
Keep an assortment Of harness with OF style buckles
rs good anu as cheap as can be purchased any
where. sept -
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Dress Making.

"a 700 4'AsaAA4A2S'
MRS. GEORGlANA PARMlLEE wishes to
" L call the attention OF the LADIES' Of Ottawa
and vicinity, that she has opened shop
Up Stars, orer Mrs Greqgs Millinery Shop,
where she Is ready make 10 order Cioaks, Dress
rs, Hdntiuas. Sc, AT the shoiics, notice, aud in
the most fashionable Styles. Ladies wishing to Get
work OF tins kind done will please give Us a call
Fall and Winter Patterns Just received di-
rect from New York md Tor sale
ALSO-PIain Sewing done 10 order, al the
shortest notice Oct IL
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" Arm ISL ES

COACH, Furniture, Japan and Polishing Var
y nish.
PAINTS, Of oil kinds, and OILS
October 4. f. Y. GRIGGs
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For Cash, Low,

LARGE assortment of Misses and VI omeus
~ Boots and SHOES, ior winter wear
September . SUTToN & FYrE.
RoSTON Maid, good assortment, ar,he
- maylO " f BraRch
nRlED Curronts and Raisns at the
- may 10 y f Branch
r. ID Fish, first rate article at the
~ may 10 n Z BrGnch
A NEW article OF Cheese Straincr, superior te
IL any thing in the market at the
June Ne,0 England Branch.
NOUNG Tyson Tea, good article Tor 80 cents
/ per ID. a; the mylO Ne Brunch.
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DRII(.S, nflUfES ,

COUNTER, hair, scrub aud clothes brushes,
\ Flat and round vanishing l. fitch do
Oct \. f. Y. GfIGGs
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STA TlONERV
NOTIONS.
BRUSHES.

DoRT MOVIES, Almanacs, Perkins German
/ Toys, Port folos, Gill Frames, Powder Flasks
Sho, and Game Bags, oct4 f.. Y. GRleGs.
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REGAllAS, md Masonic Regnlias for sale
IL cheap, fuppledsoon, Mt
June H. kouy e. N,xn,rr,,,,,,
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~ all persons buying crockcry and glass ,rars
let II be known that Rogers, Mills 4 Co have
Just received one Of the best crbroupht
into this town, nj the Oct * f. BR,Nrtr
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ShaWls. ShaWls.

DOGERS, MILLS SCO. have ms, rrpIeni.b.
IL ed their stock OF boots and shoes, and thew
now have on hand first rate assortment, contain
ing too great variety To euumcratc
Please call and sec--shoes Tor habirs ms well rs
boots for men Octi n T. Gp,ycy
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Nj ESSRS Editors :-Plense let il he known IN
~ tins community and The extreme circle of
inc readers Ut your paper, that they can find a
great variety ofwillow ware at the
''ctl n f. RR,yru
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| MUST say Rogers, MillsS Co. have one of the
i best assoyimcns Of liulc traps, such as house
keepers want, | ever saw, at the
Oct !. n T. Dg,NCu
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Books! Books!

| IVES of James X. Polk, John C. Calhoun.
- q Adams. Andrew Jackson, Madison aud
Monroe, &c.
a variety of Novels, Poe,ical Works. &c,
Trees OF America, Farmers Encycrpedis, &c.
Call al the 3st"ry brick, north OF the court house
October 4. T.. Y. GRIGss
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EOOD, fashionable silk HAS, of Home Mann.
- iacur., for 81 A; Felch's Mandatory, On.
""d' Iali ana see. Oct 1
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AIDES, doyou know that Rogers, Mills & Co
l. have the finest assortment of Rnnn", r ihhon.
III town. at the Oct. n. T.. Branch.
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Chicago ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Music Schools h Societies
A. u. 4 e. BCRLEY.

OFFER TO tie public the following valuable
" uuSIC BOOKS.
The uuIcjn,er. or IN, Mem Vail Carl. tia, a
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T. OK At THIS .

ANY quantity of good, fashionable. silk plu.l
=, - caps. OF Ottawa manufacture. for 81 50 n,
fcIch's Mandatory, corner OF Canal and Colum.
bus streets, Ottawa Dc,
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County Orders
Horses for Sale

LNOR sale on reasonable terms If application il
L made soon. kogN & MANpLEBAUM.
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"N 10 c'I you atnton
We
al wi"
offered ~ le
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7 YNCMBURG CLOTHING E,l
WINDOW SHADES AND COR

w NlCES.-Just received a superior assort-
ment of Transparent Oh Cloth IIiaaoc SA.,3es.
Also gilt Window Cornices Of superb styc and fin
ish, which will be put up a, moderate rates. Call
and them La lies.
ap Ats A. WINSTON
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vice inthc War Of the Revolution. his flock
(about one thousand1 clipped FIVE pounds
Of wool per fleece. Seven years after,
when he returned to hisestate, his flock had
SO degenerated thatit gave an average Of
only two and a halfpounds per head, which
was the common yield of Virginia sheep
then as il is now.
Although the numerous importations of
superior sheep, cattle, horses, and swine
have greatly benefited the country, it must
be admitted that much has been lost by
suffering improved animals to deteriorate.
Every wool grower should ponder well
this fact. II two and half pounds Of wool
will pay the whole cost of keeping a sheep
year, five pounds Will pay one hundred
per cent profit on that cost. Washington
was emincntly "book farmer" and was
ANXIOUS to gain knowledge from the edu-
Gated agriculturists of Europe and Of his
own country. His overseer believed in
keeping sheep as his father did, and was
opposed to ell Innovations in husbandry.
There are now not far from six million
horses and mules in the United States !;
and 1t is not too much to say thatin a few
generations these animals may be improved
full $50 head on an average. lfso, then
the gain by this increase of muscular pow
err, and its greater durability, will be one
hundred and eighty million dollars. If
we study critically the machinery for CON
verting grass, roots, and grain into beef and
pork, the difference is found to be still
more striking. Let the facts relating to
this subject be spread before the people,
and great improvements will soon follow;
and all classes will share equally in the
profits Of more productive labor.
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PoETRY.


The Sweet Brisr aowering,
With houghs embow ering,
Beside the willow tuftcd stream,
In its soft. rcd bloom,
And its wild perfume.
Brings back the past like a sunny dram.
Mcthinks In chiidhood,
Beside the wildwood
I he, and listcnto the blackbird'- song,
Mid the evening" calm.
ez - As the Sweet Briar's balm
On the gentle west mind breathe, along
t- To speah Of meadows,
And paIin-trcc shadows,
And beehive cones, and a tbymy hill,
And greenwood mszcs.
$50 And grecnsward daises,
And feainy stream, and elncking mill.
Still the heart rejoices,
Al the happy voices
OF Children singing among their play;
While the willows fwittoring.
And WATERS rlitlering.
Making earth an Eden at the close Of day.
In seIue.icreJ places,
Departed faces
Return aud smile as Of yore they smiled;
When, with trifcs blest.
Each bouyaut breost
Held the trusting henrt Of little child
The future never
Again can ever
The persisted gift Of the past restore.
Nor. to thee or me,
Can the Wild flower be
What the brior was thcn--oh ne.er more.
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" AtrhNhAs 10 VIII: AT circuit court
continued and holden Cor the county of Fat.
rick, at the courthouse thereof on the Goth div of
April 1851.
Norman Staples and Hardin IL. Staples, pl'rfs,
dgaiaS
Joseph Rvcs admir- De boais non
Of George A. Brown, assignee Of ION an Ini'n.
Peyton Conway, dof't
his day this cause came on "a be hcnrd upon
tho PLAINTIFF bill the answer The defon,lan, Con
way, the replication thereto the exhibits, the tcst
mony therein, and was argued by counsel, and il
appearing To tho court, that John T. Wootton has
ocen heretofore appointed special commissioner.
Tor the settlement Of the accounts between the pnr
ties in this cause, and having failed 10 do so tho
court doth anru the order Of reference 10 III, Mil
Wootten, and doth ndjGdgc, ordnr and decree. that
the same be referred To Henry Lane. one Of the
commissioners of this court for the purpose. after
duly publishing the time and place Of snme in any
public newspaper in this Commonwealth, Of asecr.
timing the value of the tohaccn mentioned in The,
proceedings, at the time and place the same WINS
sold by the defendant Conway To the said rlnin, i,
Hardin ii. Staples, on the credit upon which the
same was sold by the defendant to plaintiff. and
that he also ascertain the costs At which the s,id
tobacco was carried by the said plaintiff 10 The,
South for sale, and make report stating specially
any matter deemed pertinent by himself or which
either party may require him to state IN connexon
| Herewith. A copy-Tcste.
SAMUEL G. STABLES. CTR
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BALTIMORE.
@3 l.s.i.-;ss,;s'l ! $500
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE Raii-

NEW AND ATTRACTlVER Rail-
Il Y Rood and Sfraa5or Line 10 baltimore and tie
Nortera cites, ria Ptaey Point uadfhe mouth e he
PosofRdc.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore S. so
The public arc hereby advised thar on Thursday,
the 81 Of April, the swift and splendid Steamer
BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCansand.
fitted up with and $50 berths, will re-
commence running on this route; and on and after
that date, will run semi-weekly in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road between the landing at Aequia Creek and Bal
more.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern
Mail Train at l. A. NJ, on Mondays and Thursdays
viii arrive at Acquia Greek about II NJ, where they
take the Baltimore boat Descending the Potomac
they have a view of it, fine scenery by day light and
arrive a, Piney Point about 5, 7. NJ and at Baiti-
timore in the Of the night.
This line it will be seen, avoids entirely the wide
portion oftke BAY, and Of course in great degree
any danger Of rough weather and sea sickness; and
passengers by it going farther North, have the adj
vantage on their arrival Baltimore of remaining
for the night free of charge on board ofo boat hay
ing superior Accommodations, and avoiding expcn-
ses at hotels.
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on Tues
DAYS and Fridays, at 7. NJ. and arrive IN Rich
mond the next day at about H. NJ.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore 50 80
Do do do-second class
passengers, (includng meals) 4 so
Fare from Richmond 10 Piney Point, with
the priviledge of returning at any time du-
ing the season. 30
Fare for children under - years oe age half price.
Meals and s,atc-rooms for FIRST class passengers
extra.
For further particulars or through tickets, apply
at the Depot of the II + and P II r Go, to
n,ar9d-2mr j. b. WINSTON Ticket gent.
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A o circuit court continued and holden f,ir the
county of Patrick, at The courihousc Oh the
2Sth day Of April, 1851.
John b. Mitchell, PPg
Ggoipst
James w. Wauhor. John X Wouhop. Abram
Staples, and Thomas NJ Clnrk. Dcfs
On the motion Of the plaintiff It is ordered that
this cause be revived u iha name ~ David Is
Hatcher admir- Of James w Wauhop dee Il. and il
appearing the saisforion Of tho coort tIiat the
heirs Of the saiJ james ". Wauhop (names IN
known are Don.resdcHts Of the State of virginia
i Is ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this notice, and
Hhcw cause why this cause Should not proceed in
their name 10 final hearing and il ! ordered that D
copy Of tins order be Published ID the Lynchburg
Virgirian for four weeks successively ahd posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of this county
on the FIRST day Of the Hexl county court.
a copy--Tcste
SAMUEL G STAPLES. G.
r
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AUCTION SALES.
=. TRTSTEE,s SALE OF LAND

e AND NEGROES.--By virtue Of d deed q
trust, executed to the undersigned, the 18th Of
January. 1896, BY Robert Canui, and OF record IN
the Clerks office Of the county court OF Au'hert Ne
shall proceed, Friday, the 23d instant, TO sell 10
the highest bidder for ready money. all the interest
Of the said Cau,n in the DOVER ESTATE, now
held By his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Camm, M
interest consists Of one-fh part Of Tract OF Land
now in the possession Of Mrs CsHim, lying IN the
county of Amherst about nine miles from the town
OF Lynchburg, and containing about 40 Acres,
and one-ffh part If ELEVEN NEGROES. also
in the possession Of Mrs. Camm ia which land and
negroes she has life estate. The sale will take
place at Mrs. CaInm's residence on the abovc-mcn-
toned premises, where the land and negroes may
be seen BY those wishing to purchase.
JOHN n. ANDERSON, lTrus-
DAVID PATERSON, ( tees.
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L,R HARRIVAL OF NEW

UOVIDfft Nc SsNseEfUtTs
ceiycd by express, lot Of splendid Dress Goods
consisting in part Of the following styles
Mandarinc Grapes, Satin Brocadcs, Dotted Nus
lin. &c. &c; Silk Buttons, Quilted Ribbon Trim
ming, Ladies' Silk Gloves, Silk Hosiery, Embr d
Sleeves, French Worked Collars, Under Capcs
Black and White Flourcc and Marcclinc. Linen
Buttons.
ALSO, win open, in few days, VcIcnciennes
Laces, Lace Collars, Military Braid, Striped Swis,
Muslins, together with the largest stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in market, all o
which are entirely NEW AND FRESH, and viii
be offered extremely LOW. Call and examine
Country Merchants particularly invited to giv'
our stock examination.
MAY Ifs COZ Holm & HOLT
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C,
1Ra.E App.yaIs,, OF NEW


IL AND SPLENDID GOODS, al WAolesal,
and Retaa--PAYNE Il BELL. March 26, 1851
Check dand striped Metaltines for Ladies Dressss
Splendid Berages and Tissues.
Palm palticn and Paris Organdics.
Printed Lawns
Chcne Aborines,
Printed Jacconet-,
Cold and white dotted Muslins.
Baregc De LANES and Mouslins,
Blk plain and fig ID Silks,
Check d and chameleon do, fancy
Supr. Boinbazines, Apacns, Grcnadinces
White and cold Silk Illusions,
Emb'd Muslin Robes
Blk silk lace Mantillas.
Extra wide lace for do
Grape Shawls and silk Scarf.
ALSO,
French work and lace Sleeves,
French work d Cuffs, Collars and Fronts,
Scollop'd, reYierc sttch'd and plain hdk't-,
Lace Capcs,
Thread Laccs, Edgings and Insertingsi
Jacconet and Muslin do
Vslcncenrs do
White Blond f.aces for Trimming, ~
Blk silk do do
Trimming Ribbons Galloous and Buttons,
Parasols, Fans,
Silk and Cotton Hose and half Hose,
Gloves. Mitts, &c.
They will be able in few days to exhibit o
the largest and best selected assortmcnts of Fauc
Goods TO be found in this Market and guaranty tn
prices to compare with those of any house in thi
place. mar 27-Sw PAYNE & BELL.
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McCORKLE,sIMPsON JONES


lVR offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
Is hhds. N. o. and p. r. Sugar
30 and barrels n o. and w l. Molosse,
100 bags Rio LaglIira, Maracaibo and Jaw
Coffee
IS barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
30 boxes Adamantinc and Tallow Candles
- baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs best SIR and Oc,agon Cart Steel
600 " German Steel
10000 feet Sufety-fuse
500 kegs "Duponts" Powder
5000 lbs Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
90 dozen Rowland" Shovels
300 kegs Nails and Spikes best quality
1900 lbs. Crow-bars
Cord Manila Rore
50 boxes Window glass
Is barrels No. Mackcrel, e.
ALSO, on Consignment
100 eases Mass and stick Licorice
Is hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
so tons Country bar Iron, assorted
10000 l5s Cotton Yarn,
300 barrels Flour
tierces Goldfish
April 9l-ts
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MAY 5--ts COLHOUN g. HOLT.
GEORGE BAGRY, GROCER. COW

II
~ MISSION AND FOR ITARDLNG MER
CHANT, offers fer sale,
ID bids. O, Porto Rico, and clarified Sugars,
Is boxes and bbls. loaf, crushed and powdered
Sugars,
20 bags Rio, Laguira, Java and Maracaibo COT
fees.
bags Brazil do
10 boxes and 10 lbs Imp1 and q L Teas,
boxes very fine gun powder do
Is hhds and terces w and n O Moasscs
| do Stuur's strawberry Syrup,
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted Nos,
30 boxes tallow, adamantinc and sperm Candles
10 do Soap and Starch
10000 lbs prime Western Bacon, hog round,
> tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assorted,
100 kegs Nails and Spikes,
Warehouse and lining do
100 sides Sole Leather.
5 barrels pure Tanners Oil.
5 do common do
5 boxes patent Axes,
200 Harness Leather,
500 cotton Bats
100 Western Wool.
10 bbls. No. Mackercl,
5 do Tar,
90 bales Domestics and Oznaburgs, Caicocs
Kentucky Jeans, bleached Domesiics, &c, sc.
which he offers at low prices for cash in barter
M, I-ts
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&PRING, lsJl.-The subscriber is now
~ in receipt Of his Spring supply. which mnkcs
his stock general and complete. In il may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars
Loaf and crushed and powdered DO
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine imp' and black Tea.
Sperm, tallow and adamantine Candies,
Window Glass and Putty.
Box, lining and common Nails
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron fiat, round and square
Hoop and band Iron.
Cast, shear and blister Steel.
Axes, Spades and Shoves.
Sporting and basting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather.
Together with a good assortment Of dornestics,
caiicoes, hats shoes boots sc, &c. which he win
sell low for cash to punotual customers. Call
and sec before buying.
all 3-ts JOS B. NONLIN
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DREAT ATTRACTION

n .
VI and Splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Read,
Made Ciothiagat IVholesaled Retaa.-GIGGEN
HEINER &. UNT'ERMFER.-Res in
form their ficnds and the public generally that thcy
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods
suitable for the Spring and Summer season, cmbia
cling every article of Ladies and GentiemcnS IIear
All of which the public are invited to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We have beau
tiful assortment Of Hats ami Caps, Boots and Shoes
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
icles, all of which offered at unusually low pri
ces. Cali and see US; and we feel assured that yot
will be pleased with prizes well as Goods, as ",
are determined to sell low having purchased for cash
They are also receiving splendid assortment o
Ready MAIZE Clothing, Purchased by them for casl
at unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun
try merchants and others to their Wholesale Price,
believing that they will find il to their interest ia
give them n call and examine their stock before 20
ing further East The great facilities which they en-.
JOY in purchasing their supplies, enable them to an
nounce with confidence that their goods will be sold
at RICH MOND PRICES.
n. GUGGBNHEIMER
L. UNTERMl Err.
Granite Buildings, Cabcll II ouse-apoI-ts
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MOTHER SUPPLY OF PURE

Jan lb-w1y
4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF PURE
~ Concentrated Extract Of ,jamaiea Gmger.-ln
addition to its other properties, it will be found
valuable adjunct to Cod Lt0er Od, concealing the
taste and preventing the nausea which some per
sons experience when they first commence lis use.
For sale by
ma 5-ts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLs.--The
lVl attention Of house-keepers, hotelhecpcrs and
others, are invited 10 this valuable article for
cleansing and furnishing all metalic and glass
faces, such gold, silver, brass hrtiania and steel
window-panes, &c, &c. Also BRISTOL BRICK
for cleansing table cutlery. These articles will be
found trial, surpass any thing of the kind yet
discovered; for sale by
ma s-,s John H. SEAY Druggist.
FAD AND SHOT, 500 bags Shot
u 4 assorfcd-50 boxes bar Lead, consignment
and for'saie by ma Its MCDANIEL e. LEE.