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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-02
VISIT TO THE BUCKEYE STATE.

AAH oONAEIE - L Ls
The Stte Of Ohio contains some of
the richest lands Of the whole Union. and
under the impetus of good cultivation.
with the advantage ofproper markets. her
resources must be largely developed, in
creasing very much her real wealth. Il
may be discre. .ltable to New York far.
ners, but il is ton true, that we are DE-
pendent upon Ohio and Kentucky for
nearly all the good beef cattle with
which Rochester market is at present
supplied. Enterprising breeders have
heen at much labor and expense years
since TO introduce some Of the best
breeds of imported cattle into the south
part Of Ohio, and their efforts arc clearly
disceInnble in the fne droves annually
brough, from those districts. We once
heard The remark made by JAMES s,
WADswoRTH, Esq, OF Gsneseo, ,ha,
finer herd Of three year old steers could
be purchased in few counties we'll
down in Ohio, than in any other district
Of equal size in the United States.
This State furnishes large crops Of very
fine wheat, while Of corn il yields as
abundanlly as any Of the States. In
soms Of the Counties bordering on Lake
Erie, much attention is given to dairyiug,
the soil being admirably adapted to that
purpose. Below Columbus, and near
the Ohio river, much attention has been
eivon to the culture Of the grape, with
the most satisfactory results. Large
quantities Of wine are made Annually
which is said to be of most excellent
quality, commanding very high prices,
even before il has attained good old
age. We are we'll persua ded that in
Ohio and Kentucky, wine enough could
be made to supply the wants OF tho whole
United States, should the Main Law not
be adopted-and iii, should-for which
We shall labor, The United States could
easily become exporters ofthe pure juice
Of the grape. y r
The north western part Of the State
still contains much new, and uncutivated
country, bu. with the prescn, facilities for
communication, and the completion Of
the Lake Shore Line, ofthe railroad, the
day is not far distant when even the pre-
sent wilderness shall fall before the az
mans sturdy stroke, and beautiful fields
of luxurians grass and golden grain,
wave where now tree mods 10 tree with
each passing breeze. We think this por.
tion Of the Slate contains some Of the
finest lands ofihe whole West. t
Ohio has an efficient organization for
tie improvement of agriculture, from
which much of advancement may be ex-
pec,ed, and constant developing Of The
resources Of the State. The Fair is to
be held al Cleveland in September, next,
and will doubtless bo credi,able to the
Society and the State.
Few in the Union possess such varied
soil, and ono capable Of such diversified
productions, as the Buckeye State.
Washed the whole length of its southern
border by the majestic Ohio, and on
most Of its northern border by Like Erie
-traversed throughout by noble lines OF
canals, and railroads connecting the
two e1tremes--we look upon this as one
Of the most favored States, and it needs
no propbe, 10 foreiel its future career as
Icing one of,he unexampled prosperity
and weallh.-Rural New Yorker.
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or The Delphos Oracle announces
the name Of M. H. Nichols, ESQ.,, Editor
Of the Lima Argus, as a candidate for
Congress, in the Allen District.
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INCREASE OF MANUFACTURES IN Mass.

INCREASE OF FMANUFACrOhtEsiN IN Mass
The Boston Journal states that large
establishment, for the manufacture Of
linen fabrics from imported fax is now
erecting at Fall River, Mass, under the
direction of N. B. Bor6en, Esq. This is
the only factory Of the kind in the United
States. Another Carpet factory is TO be
nut up forthwith at Lawrence, and Had
lev Falls an extensive cotton mill will
soon be commenced. AT Somerville,
in the vicinity Of Boston, a factory has
been started for the manufacture Of loco
motive boiler tubes. This is called the
American Tube Company, aud the pro-
perry is owned by four or five capitalists.
THIS is strange, very! Why the Tariff
men tell us that the country is going to
ruin, and that our manufactures are every
where closing up! The truth seems to
he very different affair from what the
whig Tariff stumpers tell US. Blu, il
always was Just so, and hence whig de-
feat on issues of facts.-O. Statesman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-02

RED WEAvrE-WHEAr.-We regre.
10 learn that the red weavil is literally
DESTROYING whole fields Of wheat near
this city.-Ohio Statesman.
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Two men engaged at Stubsnville in
celebrating the nomination Of Pierce as
u. s. President, were killed by the acci-
dental discharge Of csnnon. e7'eH
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-02
whyr NomInatrons.

Gen. ScoTr was nominated by the
Wing. Convention on the 55th ballot.
The vote on the las, ballot Of the different
States, was as follows: v
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"Business before pleasure" as the man
said when he kissed his wife before no
wen, out 10 make love TO his neigh
bur's.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-02

RAIL RoAD.-A chap was ridden
on rail, a, Clay, village, Kentucky, last
Thursday, for slande,ins a lady.
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Charter Oak Life Insurrtscc 90.
=. - HARTFORD CONNECTICUT
IS Sc CAPITAL 100000.

Secmeiy mn SIZED under Tie of'c,d approval Of
- Me Compfyol2eg ofIzc .Sietc.
OFFICE CORNER OFWAINd ASlLUN SITS.
fhr Company will issuo Policies the joint ,tocl
principles, ind upon the Mutual plan, thus comb ming
the benefits Of both stems the option the insured
and make contracts upon my and al cont apper-
tanihg to connected with iife risks oil whatever name
nature,
Policies viii beissued the lowest rat OF premium
that can be adopted aud afford requisite sccari the
occurred and perpenil 10 the ins Tuition
On the surrender OF e POLICY the holder will re-
cesyc its equitable value In cash
This Company continues 10 effect insurance on the
lves u persons going CALIFORNIA;: ~ fair rates Of pre-
mum and TO grant pern is for travelling, sea- and To-
eign residences "a uitablo rntef.
Policies issued for tho bcnent of married women on
the Life of their husband or any other person. will en-
sure TO her separate use independently of her husband
and Of the claims of his creditors.
The Comptroller Of Public Accounts, under date of
p9th oil January, 1891, ccrtifcs that
Tho Legislnture having thrown extraordinary md
unuu nl guards around this charter Tor the projection
alike OF the Company and the public; tho strench ab
~ aD well invested capital Of the institution are in m,
opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company ia
this State oi Union. (Signed) Il. G. PINrrY
COMPTROLLER of Public Accounts, State of Connn
The Company u managed md controlled by Board
OF Directors, who personally interested stockol
dersa and policy holders in its
Pamphlets containing rites of premium and infornln
uoninrelaon to the pnn OF operations ard NIL paper.
necessary To effect Insurance may be obtained at the of
hee OF the Company of my Of the Agents
A +. WHITTEMORE. Lynchburg
June oS-wGm Aren, Tor Virrnio.
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NERCHANDIZE.


n And COMMISSION NE Il CT " rs
LYscHBUEo, Va.
Offer for sale
10 bugs Rio and Laguirn Codre,
81 " best old Java aud Mocha do
IS hhds and bbls Molasses,
81 u. o. p. 4. Sugars.
s. Croix do,
% boxes and bbl4 Lonf eru.bed and Powdered dc.
90 tons country aud rolled Ion( various sizes, &C.,
1900 best Cast Steel,
225 ktg4 Nails
5000 Ia Soc Leather.
0 900 lbs Cotton Yarns
. boxcs Manufactured 7, baceo, some very hne
40 boH Aalmantine. Sperm aud Tallow Candles,
500 keg.bloatng and rile Powder,
GO 900 # best snfey Fnse,
IS bales On burg and Domestics,
100 bbls rectiGed whitley,
% old Lye (somn years ODD
Is Vine different qualite')
IL and ~ rioes French brandy, some hne,)
10 old A lple Brandy,
< tinrcss best London Porter,
10 Dbl. Rum and Gin,
with great variety OF articles not mentioned above
making stock very large and desirable one.
We give prompt attention to sales of con'ifnmehts
Of Flour " cat obacco Bacon and all other kinds OF
coInfry prpduce-also receiving and forwarding
Goods Produce. &c. mny l3-ts.
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Arran &c nlent OF the Mails, Aug. ,52

arrange ment OF the Mails, Aug. '52
NOhTHERN.--Arrires from Charlottesville on the
same days as heretofore, Wig Tuesdays Thursdays and
seee daie time Of arrival, Ia Leaves on
Sunaayss, W sdnesdays and Fridays, at am.
PACkET MNi.-The Packet bring, a Wav Mail
wednesdays Mondays and Sundays and takes one Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning
Richmond and Northern mail is received NV ihs p,e,
RMLROAD MAL-Niails are dispatched ~, ,L
Railroad daily at 80 M, for Forrest Depot, Ierv
Bufords, Big Lick, Salem, nc. and for Fineas, 'a
the present, all the watering places. ~ "
BY the Railroad are also sent, Tuesdays THURSDAYS
and Saturdays, mails Tor Bedford Floyd and FranL,;
LEXINGTON AND PArTONSBURG M AIL-Ar
rives daily, except Sunday, at 6Apm.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at halEpast six.
FARMvlJ-LE-Arrives daily, except Sunday, abou,
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North, South and West OF that CITY, Leaves daily from
IL to ~ p. m. except Saturday night.
DANVILLE--Anives,a as heretofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays Leaves. as heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3a.m. rs
PEDLAR MILIS-Arrves, as heretofore Mondays
and thursdays, between ~ and II a Leaves abo,
p. M, same DAYS
a. Mall closed at 6 H. m ---t
e. On Sunday morning the Office will be kept open
for one hour aiteE the Mail is ready for delivery.
Aug fs-dfs wM. M. BLACKBOARD, p. M.
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K. r.
RADNyAG's eady Rcmedies-Are so
IePrepared to harmonic and act in unison with
81,


r. R, R,
RADwAY's READY RELIEF is the first and only rem.
cdy ever recorded in the Medical history of the world
that mas stopped the most violent pains in few seconds
IL VIII stop the most pains in FIVE minutes or less
Ina VIII cure the most obstinate and painful Rheuma
tlsm, Nervous, Neural sic and Bilious complain in n
lew hours, internal and external 1t never fails in CIV
ing instant ease to the toenfing and aeonizing
pains 1t has cured in ninety cases out of hundred
rheumatism In four hours neuralgia in one hour; Group
IN ten minutes CiarrhRa in fifteen minutes Toothache
IN one secnnd spasm in i've mnutes cramps in five min
ute" SICK headache in fifteen minutes; chill fever in ff
teen minutes; chibains in FIVE minutes; sore throat in
Tour hours; influenza in one hour Spnal complaints
't JOINTS, strains bruises, wounds frost bites
cholera morbus, dysenery, tic doloreux and nil other
complaints where there is pains Radwavs Rendv
heief will instantly stop the pain and quickly cure the
dsease.
S'c@ Headaches Railways Ready Relief i'll stop the
most distressing pains in few minutes and prevent re-
newed attacks 1t will cleanse and sweeten the SION.
ac ana neutraze the poisonous acids of the system
Rheumatism--eoSeS cured.-In the year 1851 Rad
ways Ready Relief cured 90 600 cases of Rheu.
matsm in New York, 10000 in Boston; 90 900 in Phil.
adephia ., 900 in Michigan, and 5000 in Illinois
DO quick Is Radwnys Ready Reliefin curing Rheuma-
S'n tnht nine patients ont of every ten are relieved
from all pain in few minutes after the first application:
we nave known as many twenty persons in day who
cuiled at cur office in their carriages have tho
helie applied by us and in fifteen minutes have walked
away rejoicing, that they hive been able once more to
walk alone without the aid of stick or crntch
fice OF h. H. Relief, 25 cents so cents and 81 DER
bottle Each bottle to be genuine must bear tho fac
smile signature of Railway Co. Sold by Druggists
everywhere For sale by D. r. LYMAN.
"Is lN-W4m Druggist, Lynchhurg.
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. ONG LOOkED FOR Come "a, Last.

Ia consequence OF tie breahugo of the Cunal. the
undersigned Inns just received his Spring and Summer
Stock. T"enfy five ycnrs experience in his business
nA enabled Linn To purchase mos. complete and de-
sirnbo assortment of goods Without farther comment
all he asks is ninaton of the He cul tho
attention Of his customers aid the public generally to
th" foIowing, viz: La icsH4oe Gai crs, Gaicrs,
Gaacrs, Eccisiors, Pdtodis, nHy Limbs, Lola Montcz
B"Sl'". Iie Slippers, So, DC Misses md IL ANTS
Shoes Of every d. scrPti Also; Gcnts Boots Shoes
ant CATERS, the latter # whohure very pretty and
Which be will sel ul remarkably low rices also n com
plctc stock of Gents slippers. h 1rnnks c pyct
Bogs Sca heis he obtHind tnus,mle low prices
lie oilers IN he way oiiIArS tho following viz: The
Mole Shin Riaci md HftHf Bearers RHssd .Stlk Pa
mama, Hho,r, Bird hye, Chino Pcari black, Bine
Green md Ithde Leeborns,he hdia Hdt Congress Hat
and Vhe and Biack Beaver kossnfh Hats Siouches and
Mcecons OF all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing Orders promptly nj.
tended to- Panamas and Legnorna dressed the sign OF
The Red lint JACOB kUMBOUGH.
NAV l7-ts
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A .GARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD re-.

"A pectfully ask continuance Of the patronage ~
long bes owed upon linn. the concern ard In
this connection he deems II proper to ask nll who
indebted To- him TO come forWnrd and settle their nc.
counts without dcny.
There many claims Of long standing vhichI musi
close up, and il is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice
an S--dts g. pTHGUIp
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NEW CONCERN.
q. DrUGUID a. SONS.
ME sUnsCuInE,ts hayinr ob,ainc

Il exclusive right OF retailing Fiks Metallic Burial
Gases, take thi method ofnform ng people ofynch.
burg and the surrounding country that thoy have In
their ware Main Street lot Of The nboyo q
sea Of different sizes II would be diff III task give
m adequate imp csson oil ihrsc Cases without person.
nj inspection; they perfectly air gt aud indesrc.
ube, and ior protecting aud preserving the Dead Cor
ordinary nfernents for vaults for tran aportnton nre
superior to iythng Of the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cnses can be
suppsdby \, DIuGUID g. SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style aso promptly nttend.
cd to. SD. g. SONS
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MECHANICAL.
HOT AIR 4 URNACE, COOKING

- RANGE AID s1opE Va ba lious The
Sx> undersign takes Tia. rnethod OF Informing he
public that ne las hand nn Is constantly tsceisias
from the principal northern Manufactures, tnrn ices
Rsnges Stoses, &c, 81 the latest and mo desirable
styles Among his assortment can be found Chiisons
Patent hot All vcntileing Fufsass Tor warming and
vent ating Churches Publie buildings, fncto cs aud
Dwellings. Also. COOKING RANG Es, the mos, CON.
pese aud economical arrangement tor cooking In
Having had long experience in the aud operation
Of furnaces and Ranges and by gginF his 0nnl
teaton the setting and fitting of them up, he Is
kdeat that trial Il suh,ent satisfy my of their
superiority any otherarrangement for heating mud
cooking purposes
On hand, full assortment of Stoves, Coal Crates,
kegstefs, Pipe Sheet Lead, Lea1 Pipe Hollow Ware,
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters put on IN o
superior manner. Also, full supply Of Tin, Britannia
and Jappanned WIRES, at Whoiesate and Retail Iii.
70 lities for manufacturing Tin Ware SUCH that he
feels assured that he ean make IL for the interest
Merehanis abroad ant all others in want, en tho
Ner Sore, MP torn, Eaa s,ie, Maia street aad
Inc his stool before purchasing.
lie would also tender his thanks r. the pro- le OF
Lynobnrg and is vciaity for the very liberal patron
ace extended him during his short residence here
and hopes by strict attention to his business 10 mer
contfiuanee IL the
% Mar I5--dsos @. g. BLISS
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N w. HSk2IhNS-beg lehNe 10 Gull tho al
- tcntion oftheir and the pubic general
Is. h their
Spring sappiy Of Groceries, &c.
coasj0io IN oart rs joitons vi.
2j hhds x. Cuba and Sugar
do ST Croix DO
80 boxes and bbls Loaf crush'd and .row'd do
Is bbls supr. clarified do
Is hhls Cubo Moasscs
do Z do superior
10 bbls " O do
bags Rio and Lsglirn Coffee
60 do and mats superior old Java do
90 Ear Iron, well assorted,
| do Hoop and Band do
| do Blistered Steel
do Cnst aud Shear do
80 sles Sole Leather
Is 10 Upper do
50 doz Cali skins, Baltimore, Philadslphis,N
Y and french,
90 do Pink Lining dc
10 do Sheep do
AGO kcgs cut Nails to so ay
IL do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Nus
Is boy"s supr Sperm Candles
30 do Adamnrtilc do
90 do Hui Il Sons na'ent do
40 do Tollow do
80 do Soap
10 do do cxtru fine
6000 ID Cotton Yarn
. bnos Osnaburgs, superior,
ALso-Iudigo Maddcr Alum and Cappcras Pepper
Ginger. ST ;e, Nutmegs, Mace. Cloves and Cinnamon
Wiring, Letter and Wrapping Paper Bed Cords an,
Plough Lines; Domestics, Calicoes &c. &c. For salt
q" the most accommodating terms, exchanged 70
country produce. apl 29-ts
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1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers under the style and firm of
GREGORY " ROYALL. having this day expired by
limitation the business will be closed specdy as pos.
sible Those having claims against the concern will
please present them without delay. and those ldebed
to the viii be kind enough to settle at their
licst opportunity Before parting VITA old friends
and customers, we beg leave to return
thanks for their kindness, and request them TINT
they will not forget uuder the firm of GREGORY
ROYALL g. SIMPSON.
JAMES ID. GREGORY
JAMES 7. ROYALL..
June 30 1852
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GPRIEG SUPPLY OGFmmcy and sta
/ lllan lsY l.0ads-IAlN nANIS Z.

- pie Dry GOOds-JOHN r. DAVIS, al HI.
NEIp IRON FRONT STORE has received his en-
tire stock of NEW GOODS to which he invites the
attention otbuyers. He offers large and commanding
stock OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, in every variety ofstyle,
Summer Wrappings and Shaws,
Hosiery in every variety,
rench Embroderies in Collars, Capes, Sleeves, and
Pocket handkerchief,
Mourning Goods a large stock,
Family Linens, Damasks. Sheetings and Toweiinrs
Cloths, Cassmers. Drillings Vestngs, and a full rs
sortment of Gentlcrnen's Goods
full stock Of Cotton and Linen Goods for servs Cor
sets and Shoulder Braces among which some extra
French Corsets
Apri PTS
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CHIELS AND FEyERS.

Agne, bilious Remittent and Nervous Fevers Gene
raj eakness, WEAKNESS in the Limbs Chronic Debi-
y, ynnndce DysPepsin, &c., may be cured by STA
DIE. lei. 3 Gfent Ag'e and Fcrer Specific.
, ~ None genuine withou, the Signature r. II. STA
BIER, M. D.
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~ d BRO7HER, Motn Street, Lynedburg w
impnrters OF Gil mud Earl HFSWAhE and Deal
era IN Cm Dressed and Piafq f;iass- TVnre Lookfng
6fdsscs Ghrondoies, PatSl and Brfana Ware T'oii.
ers, Cdstofs, s e; in recci.t oil their Spring
supply of Domestic mud Foreign Goods of tleir own
importehol-which embraces every article usually
largest offered in this market and having been cnrc.
July sclected and bought the favorable terms
We are determined y be undersold ty any louise
IN the country, either North South. Merchants md
othef. wanting anything this line, would do well to
call I'd examine Stock nnl prices before purchl
csc"lerc-feeling confident please all in style.
quniity and price OF Goods. The Ladies' ure
ly invited 10 en and examine Stock
m0rrh 2g-fs
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~ and SPisndid stock Of Dry Goods and Realty Made
Clothing at WbolesoleS RfdH.- GUGGENfEINfER
D. uN1'ERMI ER.--Respcctful.y inform their friends
nnd the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock OF Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall and
Winter season, embracing every article of Ladtes anf
GentiemenS Wear All (which the public are invited
local and examine before purchasing elsewhere We
have beautiful assortment OF Hats and Caps Boots and
Shoes, with splendid and general assortment OF Fancy
articles NIL of which offered unusually low rrices
Cnll and Us; and feel assured thn Won will be
plcased with prices well Goods Ms weare dcter
mincdto sci low having pun hased for cash.
lhcy nre aso receiving splendid assortment oil
Really Nadc CioAiag, Purchased by them fo, cash nj
unusually low prices by which means they are enabled
to oer greater inducements to the public than any sim
liar establishment.
Theywould particularly call the attention of countr,
merchants and others to their Wholesale Pricesbecv.
Ing lint they will find it their interest togive them
cl and examine their stock before going farther Eust
Tegrent facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies enable theri with confidence that
their goods will be soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHEIMER
l. uNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Granite Buildings Cabell House.
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MERCHANDISE.
y IGII'r! MORE r.IGuT STILL

Il from he Lgaelsarg Cheap Publication DeE'ot.
Reud he foio.cing ii crre iy oHd send your osrs
Grahom's magazine tor September
Codey'a Ladys Book fof September,
Ssr,ains Magazine for September,
Uncle Tome Cabin a. IL Is. or life IN lie South,
Ny shoptrg Box, by frahk Forester
Blanche Of Brnnd, vino. n romance by Lipphrd
The Adventures 81 a Marquis, by Aisx. Dumas.
Flag of Our Union, American Courier,
Bleasoa's Piefoiinl, Waverly Magazine,
Uncle Sam, Arthur Home Gazette.
London Punch, NY Spirit OF the Tfp,os
md ereat rany other Weekly papers for August list
received TIL. orning for salo by the single number,
snbscrbers taken BY the year aud sent my part II lie
country. Cheap Publication Novel; rnd every variety
Of Hgh, rcadinr, will be received BY Express
issuc1 Send all your orders fer late Noycls Sewspa
pers, &c. to l.. wARROCk'S,
Chap merican Newspaper. Periodical anil Maga-
ync Publication pot the recently occupied by
layne * Bel, ncarly opposeJ. g. Mems, Nlaiu ST.
hnr 9D.9ia
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q COME Az LAsT.--oHARLEs A.

NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO. BY ncci.
~ don't has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY Blu.
SINESS in conjunction with his Jewery establishments
in whichhe keeps Candies & Fruits such as OraYges.
Lemons kaisins Almonds, Fiibers, Toys of all kinds
and in fac nll kinds ofC onec tonaries kept in such
an establishment. He receiving his Spring stock
To which he respectfully solicts the patronage of the
public Heals has, in his employment one ofthe most
experienced bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg.
Pyramids Of all kinds, made at the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CHAS. A. EVARD.
March 9--,lts doors nhoye Exchnnee cnrncr
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Jos. IL. EOWEhN, Grocer, Commits
- SION AND FOR IVARDLNG MERCHANT,
LrNcHBuRG VA.-ls now receiving his Spring supply
OF GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, com.
prising:
o, Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, pulverised and clarified do
Rio mud Laguyra Coffee
30 mats fine old Java do
o, X and West India Moas.es
Stuart cXtru Molasses Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron,
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box, fence and common Nails
8xl0 and l0xl2 Glass,
chest very fine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Bale Cotton few bule,
extra Nc. osnaburgs; No. do; "a, "A brown and
beached Domestics, Cnlcoes, &c. &c. which he will
sell Tow Tor cash, or in excang for country Produce
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