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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

A model return of writ was recently made
by deputy sheriff, in Morgan county, India.a.
1t was, "Severd the within, but fit with brick
bats by the women 50 that I couldn't serve
II"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

RS~ -Four or five good compositors can OBJ
tam situations by immediate application to the
proprietors of the Memphis Daily Wing.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

Nicholas Biddle, when President of the T. S.
Bank, obtained the opinion of Chancellor Kent
on some point oflaw, for which the Chancellor
charged fee Of one hundred dollars. THAT is
not enough, Judge, said Mr.. B, here are
two hundred dollars, and your services are cheap
enough at that How is this p said the
Chancellor; do you think l do not know the
value of my own opinion? You have insulted
me; hnt on the whole; III pocket the insult
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14
A Stayding Toast for the Democrat Party
The Macon Telegraph offers the following

"Mr. Lawrence, of Cobb-the gentleman
who stood firm to the last, and gave the one
rote for Gov. Mcdonald upon the final ballot"
The Telegraph speaks harshly of its "re-uni.
ted Union brethren. This is the way it char
acterizes the Union re-onganized Demo crats:-
"What inducement is held ont to the .faithleSs,
what fears are impressed on the .faithless, when
they see in SnTgents march back into the camp
with drums beating and colors flying, and not
only escaped reprimand, but actually directing
the movement of the army which they had pre-
viously abandoned?
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

A Chinese merchant at Sacramento Califor
MIA, advertises that among his goods received
he has "dried worms for SOUP"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14
Fl. B. BAKER,
d. G. VANCE,
VIM. TEMPLE,
A. w. HOWARD.

"7He Rest Of Mankind."-President Pierce
did not say this: but he did express the hope
that between the United States and Mexico "a
lasting friendship" might be continued and
prepetuated" Sandusky Register.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

Punctuality oegets confidence, and IS the sure
Path to honor and respect.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14

par Hon. VIM. NJ. CHURCHwELL, passed
through our place on Thursday last, on short
visit home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

The valuable Medicines above named have re'ea
been introduced with the approval ola number oil .
Medical Profession in the city of Baltimore aud ef
where, and in practice have succeeded most adnp
by in curing the diseases for when they presclS
They are offered to the country Practitioner, as ha
rines which he can in all respects depend upon as q
pared IN agreement with the experience of some I"
mos learned and judcitus Physicians, and strictly
conformity with the rules of Pharmacy. and as 'Ieea
~ serving his convenience. who readily as Y
city Ph sician have his prescriptions catnl"u''
ny practical pharmaceutist
See the descriptive Pami hlets tn be had gratis "
who have tie Medicines for sale containing reeon
dations from Doctors Martin, Batzrll, Addison y"
Handy. Love &c.
Doctor s, b. Martin snys Il do mol hesitate %
commend your Dia,rheu Cordial and Aaodye e@|
ExpectOr0nt, dc.
Doctor john Adlson says "It gives me much ll'l
IRE to add my testimony to that of others, III a'1
the extraordinary efficacy Of your Dia,rhe0 Cord@ n
aud ot the EIpccorant al ta"e no hesitation III '''
mending 1t as most valuaie medicine. DC - N
D"ct K. A. Payne says he has used the pf''
Cordial in his practice with ,he hapri"sl en'o,
thinks 1t Is one Of the most convenient and efhee"'
blnatlonS ever offered 10 profession
DR. l. d Handy writes: 81 have administer
AModyne Etpecforant, in several cases of the plpp
Affection, w.th the most hapy sand from
edge IF lis admirable effects, can with the g''
III.
Doct. s. w. Love writes to us that he has ad'"''
ed le Eapectoroat To bis wife, who has had ipe rc
ch"fs tor fourteen years, and that she Is ta'' i'.
from her long standing malad, 1t has III ' E
done h more good than all the remedies sue "''
i"tore used under able medical counsel .,
Sixteen OF the best Apoihecarirs and fhar'r1 "a
in the city of Baltimore write. 1--WE are sat'"r
preparations known as StaJle,s Aeodyne Cherry G
iordnt and Stabler's DiaryhGa C,rdidl are n 'f
ot GREAT VALUE, aud pery effcchb foi the fe"s
cure ct the diseases for which they are Ie''' =, or
they bear the evdenu of skill and care IN thrn ae
ration nid style iputting up, an we take f'-
recommending them t.,.
T"ehty-seyen of the respeciabl Me''I Lima.
sidents al Maryland. Virginin, and North o"'' "
have sol and soused these medicines the'' ,mes
From our own eap riehce and that ct gu t ien
ITO confidently recommend thu IN Pro BON" disc
have never known any remedies used Tor tu. and
Tor which they prescribed, to he 50 eihc'e"''
give such entire Sati laciVn to all. nom
The above n"fce> of recommendations 'l" - ;nh :.
OF the Medical Faci tv Pharmachenti-ts o. "s land
ing, and Merchants Of the 6rst resp'ctabi'"! M
sufficient satisfy all slui these incidence AID
oftriai 10y the afflicted, md that they are o. ,
stamp and class from the "Qnacnery a"n
So much imposed mn n The public. =,
Ii STABLER & Co., Wholcsar Drugs
more, Propretors.
For sale by D. uggi>,s generally. and ~ R cd
iouN H. SEN,.
DAyID r. LYMAN
nao Lvr 'hhu
nATS-A tine supply. ., PRYOR
~ nuy IL EcHoLs *
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Christmas Presents.

A \ the TIM for the intercha.e. If f,,...,,.
"A regard md affection l. ut lin.I ma akea sr
mas aud Happy New Year are con.i.l.'' eht.
p'"praie "cra,ions for bestnwng ON rb,;, sneh ats
thing which will serve 10 recall itiehd
'rn-ed vivi'ines-, tie love in memory IF a' "ith il
my be well 10 ieinu iho~e who conr,,, ~, doho II
u" mot y presenting some loved IN. win tahd Mn
IA valuable. ihat in all the whole easl,,, &C. n'hg
III. u nothing wlirh Is surely an ina; 9oa'eiie
riated rs The counterfeit prescntInent ,f apn,.
torn 1T dhgnerreotype. especially when at. n The
tERs ianiahle siye, md placed in one ., II N IAN
ro,s beautiful and Fancy Pnper Marhe. Va, .'e hume
and Tortoise shell or P,ite Monnne Ca. e'f' Pes,l
giant Lochet. Bracelet, Finger Ring. ar - an ee
m". en%fe r ,1 insa :. "heh we have r.er
New Popular Daguerrean Galler -n' at tile
on Main Street inmedia' ely over wm. H M".yy,,,.,
ton Room. o' sAuc.
Is. Particular pains tax en- tn give n .
and artistic pictures Storen.copic aid 'Ae1"''
guerreotypes may be ha. in superior STYLE nv D
dese them Dont mist Ike the nj ,c.. A y use who
BIRD Door FROM BRIDGE ST.. n1kEEr,
GEO ". MINIS
N s. TANNER
dec i1-tS Fr0.ficH Doone,,..,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
pot IN petersburg every day. Sunday expected,
at clock A. M AM arrives at Burkeville at the in
''recti"n OF the Richmond and Dan,ille Rsl-Rnad
NJ ~ clio kA connecting by that Road with Messrs
T. agg " Co Stage Lile for Charlotte Cour- n ouse
Halifax Court House, Danvlle and Green~bor,' N G
ANA arriving at turmyille at 100 A. NJ conn,c,iue
lhefe win M'ssrs. Flngg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
Tor Lynchburg 800
returning, The tain leaves Faimville Mt l. p NJ
a, burkevllle at % p. M. arriving ~ Petersburg in
''ee 'or the trains going North South conner ing
very tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
"""h'"t lie splendid stea nships Roanoke and James.
Mh tor w-fok; which leave Civ Point M Up M
ma every Wednesday with steamships Tor pbilnd NH.
Wn'h leave Hity Point at the same hour.
sse' gers preierrng To remain in Petersburg the ove,
''So,' can inke the morning train North at "A. A. NJ.
''' '"nes hVer Boats for Old Point, Norfolk AMI Ba.
'n"re ut g. A. M, or the cars for the South n, o lc
A. - " w '"'N
Arrangements have been maie l,v which ,br,uoL al;
rlS bet w"in the following points may be rr c,roJ =,
Tie annexed rates: f Ut
between petersburg and Lyuchburg through in
>, "t'e'eh iuafs' ---..---....-..... a. m
o',w'es Petersburg and the Sweet SuIrb,r
, Hirl"gs through in two days. q m
Tween petersburg and White SulIln,r Sprinp.
through in two days N o
between petersburg Danvie, through IN t,en
=, '!r''ut hours ------.--....... 2 .,
'''"' . e" retr'sours Gee shor.', ~ q, thu
between petersburg and Salisbury n { through
~ ttlrre days. -
Is tween Petel sburg aud CharI,lta 20 20 Wv
=, a freight ttain Ii aves the Peier4lDro Den, Y"
'i'h""!' "Wednesday ahd Friday mornine n. & a. i
'''"'"S 'ne sane days. Any person wishing m s ,i
r ''tegnt can obtain a freight list nv calg n w,
tue agent at the Petersburg Depot ~"
's'' Ell. WALL, SUIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
MECHANICAL.
WARWICK FOlNDRY,
END OF JEFFERSON ST., ON TIE BASIN,
I.ynchbUrg. Va.


rI,tlE Pfopietors of ih rsiabi -hmrnr nie ," PIE
.a,eJ Il, furnish the Pant.r- 1T sirsIna y III in'
p,,-t e4Iehraied Premium FLOWS aud A'hp1eL
TIIRAI, TOOLS ia the United States
The hnye at a great expense. secured wens dh
Gr.nt pa,t.rn. af Plnw.-Also u LTI V AIORo /,
ROAD SCRAPERS. aud nine different sizes at Hal
rti1TERS our plums consist Of the L ek-kll, New
York $50 Premium, Eagle $50 Premium Il the
ti.nuine Livingston county Pluw.. We hh'e improved
,te l. yine.ton Plow which make il " rh ut 4'rt III
.r cent more than the original patterns IL CONSISTS
IL the manner in winch the ,hd- Is nitarhe 10 the
m nldbosrd- doing twny with the loo which weah""s
tho tr.neth If the Pinw. The form of the llow l. mi
changed but greatly increased in strength b, The I'm
p oNemrnt =,
Our experience in the art of Building Agriculture"
T. OILS. and our superior patterns. induce Us te ie'r
W., sn furnish the best Plows in the tate, AT prices mi
l.. he beat Will the TURNER'S of Virginia give u. Gull,
pn We will take pleasure in exhibiting our toos, and
pro,ing 10 Won The truth of our staemenis!
Also all kinds Of Gust and W. Jugbt Iron work M
i-lei IN the best 81, lie anil orfer
Fre.h ground Plaster furnished at the mill 1s usual
WHITTEMORE, McNAMF' X co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
McCORKLE & JONES,
LEsALE HkTtfL
Grocers d Commission merchsnts,
Main st, LynohbuIg. Va.


W. LgsALE RKTuL
irOcers a Commission merchinis,
Main st, Lynohburg. Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING ther Fall supply, which
"A they solicit the attention Of their friends and the
public generally, via;
300 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio \ agar. JAW and ma'acnbo Cohef'
80 bhl. Crushed, Pulverized, Uofce and Clri
fed Sugars,
10 hid. +. r. md n O.. Sugar,
10 Bdxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
100 sides Sole Leaiher.
so Tons Country. Rolled and Band Iron. all sizes
IS case, Fine sick Lie, rice,
50 d. Common Stick Licorice,
20 do Fine Mass do
3 Coils Mani Ia Rope, tn inches dameio ;
80 Basket Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 B,rrels n, o. Moassos,
3 hhds. West l.. do
10 Barrels Tanner's Oil, some pure,
10 Tar.
40 do Herrings Maekerel aud Shad.
300 bush. Clover, TImotb,. Orchard. English Blue
aud Eve,.Green Grass Sred,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bac"n Sides,
300n lbs Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Mas-ie,
coon lbs Cn-i, Sheer and Bstered Steel. nj sizes,
10000 Feet ety Fuse
900 Keg. Blasting and Gun Powder
Is doz Ruwland's and Inmes' Shovcls,
s00 Blankets, different qualities
300 WOOL Hats. do do
ALSO
Cahcocs Domcstics. bcacheh aud unbleachrd--Bed-
Ticking- O.noburgs, Smoking and Chewing To aeco Of
all qualities. of their Manufacture which they ~sr-
rainfall Of which thy will sell low for cash. TO pun, tunl
time or, in exchange for country ice.
Call before masking your bills elsewhere, 1t you
plonse
We want 1900 to 400 bushels sheed Oats for vi ieh
liberal prices VII be paid
OF, "a .dt. McCORKLE & jon Els.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

iithe IRAN Is stopped for passenger between an,
OF the above named points, the charge will be from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge viii
De less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the Jars where tickets are not .old
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
dition to the regular Of fare provided however
that in shall he receive less than ten nor
than fifty cents from any passenger, to any point
the road.
Servants will be required have passes one to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Cunduc
Tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the priv
leee 10 travel the Free coored persons will be
rsqated produce theirfree papers, they will not be
permitted TO travel on the
20 May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
ss' Sun Ira,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
MERCHANTS.
MnNEY WANTED.

have just received consignment Of ho'ds, ensi-i.
i ing 81
20 bbl.. cosee Sugar,
Q 4" bfasn Sugaf,
hid MaasseE,
u ibis. Malss.es,
boxes Gun Powder Ten,
= - Imperial,
Che,
56 boxes SegBrs.
20 Toas Lump Plaster.
And the nwner /. exceedingly hns'ons 10 ger uhe
money inr them will sell them very low. Gall -oon
il You want Ia buy cheap.
WM. A. MILLER, On the Basin.
De- 10 .l4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
: EW CLOTHING STATION

~ oil INV Io friends and tie public generally
those IL wpnt Of any Kind or quality Of GOODS, ho.
the very finest sui Palace style. IL The
ticles of livery DAY weor'
W. intite The attention of those wanting articles
our line give n cn-lerliug assured TINT We en-
aud will sell n chonp my house in this cry aud
good ns any. Beins judges OF CLOl HING, ntd wish
ne sell IN far terms, ,he public may rect assure
that they will ubtiin the worth at THEN money.
w may enuu- III SOME ni or ntticcs such ~ H.
French BEA\ f. q, Err COATS, nj colnrs. Oper
Glmk-n ew.rt Bus Counts n all rai- and fash
IONS, Dress aud Flock on's ot all ktd-; Pants 81 all
styles aud quality from the Bo" and Tee /" the Miss
ssipri pattern. Also th, beautiful Vest mndr
ia pntterns, rich the mines 81 nlinrnn aud murt
enchanting Silk. Pu.hcs, B,ockades, V.s.ts, Cnsh
mere, Sc, &c; Bosom Socks Cmyais, beautiful |,
look 1T FAIRY $40 KS, FINE y IL RTS mud rom
ones, Fancy SusI ehdrts Hosiery, Gloves, Mitls
Bnekskin Glrvcs; some most splendid Umbrellas in
gle and double ones Undei Shirts and Drawers We'll
On, silk and Cotton. md all things celhc
n in comfortable garments, whether he be iich
peor, Our ouso is open 10 ali TO come and see tol
themselves.
Those wishing their gnrm, nts mede 10 order say
keep tc finest Cloihs. Cnssimets aud Vertings, ri
all kinds, Ia lac found IN this market, and we warnn
everything 10 be made aud lifted according order,ol
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best woIkm,n engaged in our establish
that be secuted North South therefore give
trial.
fill,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

COUGHS, II OARSENESS, and other imms
Common Colds, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CRooi
CONSUMPTION, in an Early Stage and tor the relei
the Patient even in advanced Stages of hatFATM W
ease.
1t combines in scientific manner remedies dhl(
esteemed value with Others of more recent discovery
aud besides It's soothing and tonic qualities, acts hO
the skin gently and with great efficacy forhe cure
this class of diseases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

4 AItGE LOT OF GROCERIES ON
IL CONSlGNMENT-la am n receiving large lot
of groceries consignment consisting Of
65 Bugs Rio Coffee,
java :"
20 Hhis Brown Suga,
10 Bbl, Crushed Sugar.
80 - Coffee Sugar
Boxes Loaf Sugar
Bbl-. Moa se-,
Kegs y. Soda,
All of which will sell on accommodating terms.
WIN. A Miller,
nov I5.t. On tie Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

NJ Office The undersigned have This day pun
/ chased NJ &. Tulinerro's interest in the conrern
Of Ecbos Pryor& raliuerro. the business. hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the style and
firm OF ECHOLS Il PRYOR, who alone are authorized
10 the name of the former in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage of thei
friends and the public generally.
r. j. ECHOLS,
aug 5-ts W. II PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

XN%ILSON a. FIX NkLIN-
" OFFER FOR SALE
10 Iiogshcnd p. X aud NJ Sugar
so Barrels Coffee Sugar
% " Car6e Sugar,
1000 lbs be Louf 10
10 hhds. N. o Sugorhouse Molasses,
100 nags Rio and Lugu Coffee
- do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Gusrs Guup'der, lmp',l aud TX Ten
So sud-, gnpd sole Leather,
100 :" upper
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bale Cot n, assorted numbers.
Bnl Cotto D It's,
100 Sacks Suit
II Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled 1ira Iron,
do Round Il Square Iron assorted,
do Bli-brcd Steel.
1000 lbs Casl aud Shear
Boxes Con's & Ar hers palrntAxes
300 Kegs Nails ussortcd sizes.
30 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes raow Candies,
80 =" Adnmantine Ca dies,
30 j" Sperm, do
20 = Turpentire Soap,
so English duiry Cheese,
50 Pine Appe do
so Bnircls Mn kercl,
50 Kits do No. !,
so Barrels Tanners Oh,
10000 lbs Good Fumily Bacon.
Besides u number Of other al,icles too tedious
rntion sept 27Isl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

GOOD MEDIClNES-STA s DNR
~ RHEA CORDIAL l. pleasant Mixture conf
pounded in agreement with the rules of Pharmacy n
therapeutic agents. long known and celebrated for he1
peculiar efficacy in curing Diarrhea and similar aa
lions of the system In its acton, it ALLAYs SAUsEi
md produce healthy condition of the LIVER ila
removing the at the same time it the dsI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
Corn Planters I! Corn Planters -,

AIE the Undersigned hnv ub ein.d :, :,
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State FIR W.. VT A
ngency for Il mn nufacfurc aud sale If Rhos in an
wins Patent CORN PIE NrER; resnec,c IT, .. Oo+
III who desire Labor saving muchine. Nv al tpucH
hard IS enabled '"perorm he work which, by the pys
''ni mode of planting, requires fur %. five '
nediaiely and supply themselves with one nj IN M w.
valuable machines. To this Planter were av.rl1 "a
first Premiums al the Sfnte Agricultural la " e~
ia, Ma y.and, PENNSYLVANIA ami New. Y,rk-bo.;,,"ee
~ premiums ut other fairs This machine, drawn j..
Que horst open, the ,urowi drops TIE corn with ssa
ers it the proper depth. .'' '"t
dec Its DIUGUID G. mo :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

A,faq. m ~ ssnt 20 ~ f''s ttass- b.h'' q" mr.
tonnet- NJ furniture
Articles approprafet 10 Second Ciass-Boxes. bnle-
If dry good feathers shoes saddlery glass paints oils
jtugs AMI c, liectionery.
Asfiniss ar roTrIafeto 1h,rd Ciass-Virginie domes
Tics sugar caee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese,
ssnufantnre bacco leather, hides Gotten ynrns, cop
per- tin sheet iron holcwware. quecnsware, casting
hardware marble dressed and other heavy arclesnol
saumernted In special or fourth class rates.
Articles appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-Flour lin
saeks rice pork beef FISH lard nllow and bacon. lin
casks boxes or sacks beeswnx bales Of ngs ginseng
end dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed nth and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.

Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.
HAVING comp,ted the manufacture 81 men WI
Il Il ter stock. the subscribers invite the hiien"n
the public To their very and va',ed as-ofi"eni
,gueytoy rendy made cl,hng Tn ir stock "i S"io"sb
probably. comprises nure and a gren'r variety SY'
and m To-, thnn hns before been ote ed Ia '-ei
Among them. Beaver Cnstor filoi ana p'oa,,o'
Glendole Flushing Lion Skin, Peteishnm binnke
uimmal.h snntnR and Reversible. Beaver oi Nati"u
collars cut in different styles md I'll sizes ohhs
half .fourhs and full circle Coaks ppei Bee
ver Reversible Lion Skin and brond.oloth iaina sah
Opern ClGaks,
Dress and Frock Cents
To these we wife special atcut having full SUI
y consnntly on hand, Of g,ader nj eloh rom chen
To spofnf, and warranted equal IN HohhMhh
sur aud FRI 10 Custom ron,
Business Coats,
Bla X aud Fancy Cloth, Cass'mere, Sanet and 1wee'
Cashmere Ffork,, sark., Sack Frocks ond Paelot.-
Vests, 1900 Vests aiming which the ioney taste am
means ol all may be acc ommadated.
Servants Clothing
Thnse having Servants clthe, would do well 10 CIV
US cali We fm nsh suits il any quantity. for rof
s175 To SO 50. To Manufacturers, Planters and Coz
tractors purchasing h, the quantity, reasonable III
Furnishing Goods
Thi. dopnriIne Is well stu ked with every thing pei
tanning thai branch Of our business, rs gloves
White, Black aud colord Kid. Mode J. ush, flcec.
IfHpd, lHHFtus iHffhH una hid, f'ah'' '"''' '"S'
Lambs Back Seal Back aud Chnmois lined Gloves
Also Buck and Cloth Gountets, Cation. Wool and Sill
Half Hose. Cravats Scarf. and Smcks, Marin" an'
Zephyr Scarf, Suspender- Linen. Cnmnrck and sill
Pocket handkerchief Travelling Blankets shi,ts,Cd
lars Caters, Money Belts, Cont Icons, Carpet Bags
Sin, eham and Chmbriek Umb, ellas, &C.. &c.
1.-THE Clothing and Furnishing Bhznnr.
BURROUGHS. SiiAfER & co,
dec cots Formerly A s. Sheter 8 Co.
tV- Bedford Sentinel. Ronnokc Beacon aud Wythe
vile Telegraph copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
CLoTHING AND FANCY GOODS.

NOTICE.
rI,HE branch of our business IN iynohbnrg hereto.
i fore known under he name ami style II A. n shs
Ter 4 Co.. wall hereafter be conducted under that oil
BpRRousHs. SBarFR Co.
n A. BURROUGHS Lyeehburg
A y SHAfER Peter sburK
sAM'L HALSEY. Newark, N J.
GEO A HALSEY.
r. NJ. HUNTER,
dec ~ If