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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Carrying matters too Far-The lnde-
pendent Republican published at St, Glars,
Vile Ohio, says peaceable and worthy
citizen was passing along tho National
Road between Wheeling and that place
when he was accosted by drunken Irish
man, who emphatically charged him with
being "bloody. Know Nothing" used
some very harsh epi,hets towards that
bodv of our citizens and at the same time
cursins the man. The man denied any
knowledge of tho society, said he was not
member but The lrishman would not be
so easily turned off, but seized the mar
and forcibly threw him to the ground, in
inring him somewhat, We iorbear ma
king any comments upon this atroci'y, a
il IS an act that will, not be us,iied BY
any American, native or foreign.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Pretty Good Litaay, From Nebraska
Bills, Doctors Pills, Western schills,
and other ills-pray deliver ns! a
| From want Of gold, wives that scold,
maidens old, and BY sharpers sold pre-
serve us,
From Popish seers, mock auctioneers.
Cossack's ears, and womens deliver
us! s's assl iaas
From singing hiss, coal black eyes.
bakers pies, and baby cries-deliver
us. ~ y4tt.ils 9ag FL
From bearded females, strong minded
women, female lecturers, and all other
masculine ladies preserye us!
From seedyeoats, protested mites, sink
ing boats and illegal yotes-protect us!
From ereakihg doors, awiiethat snores
confounded sbores, anddry good stores-
protectus! Is V @s7 . lsa4 .isgi,
From cholic's gripes, paddiesipipes and
Mrs Snipes-deliver US! 900 ssl
From modest girls with waving curls
and teeth of observation-disclosures.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19
urs. EMILY G. JUDsON.

The following is taken from recent
number uflhe Madison Country Journal
published at Hamilton, N. Y, where
the parents Of Mrs. Judson reside, and
where she spent the last days OF her
life :-i --rt a1. .7.1ufi K
"Mrs. Judson was pre-eminently un-
selfish. She lived and cared, from her
earliest years, for others, seldom think
ing of herself, except SO far as others
were affected through her. The day
before her death she spoke, for tho first
time, of feeling ofindiifsrence towards
all around her, and, said she, you know
must be pretty fargone when it comes
to that ASS mother, her love went out
without stint and without distinction to
all the children of DR.. Judson alike,and
her last days were spent in arranging
for their future welfare and education.
AS friend and acquaintance. when a.
bic TO converse at all, she was fascinas'
ing to degree seldom equalled, and to
all alike. so that the admiration felt tor
,bs M anil author on reading her book, became
attacbmen, to The friend ir the private
intercourse ofhome. Her conversation
nj nowers were remarkable. and without
being preten,ious, had the peculiar fac
ulty Of impressing her with the stamp
of genius, even more forcibly than her
,vr;',sn Sorks M one could come in
contact with her without feeling ire.
s;s,shIv dravn towards her by a strong
nersonsl interest. MIR. Judsop was an
pnaffsc,ed lover of Nature-no wonder;
| sbs was one Of Natures own children.
Years ooo she had written. in her beau
I,;f,i was bsr nrefsrence tba, her grave
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Eccrs7Ric REDuKE-Rev. Rowland Hill
once said on observing some persons enter
his chapel to avoid the rain that was falling,
MANY persons are to be blamed for making
,h.i, religion u cloak Z; bu. ! do not think
those are much better who make /. an UNI.
.brella" ~"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Mike Walsh, NJ. C, from New York, was
The other day, SO drunk in Congress that he
rr,,.el the speaker Ike bhcGsnam' He
had TO b, ,aken out,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

A correspondent Of the Louisville I
Journal says that parties are actually
engaged in tlla, State, drumming up re-
crSits for tn, expedition against Cuba
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

A Child Killed BY a Pent1er.-We
Learn from the Abingdon Virginian that q
little daughter Of Mr.. Barker living in The
lower part of Washington county, Va''
was killed a few days ago by a panther
Mrs. Barker had sent the little girl to q
spring for water. The child staying lon,
aer lban was necessary, the mother went
IN search Of her. Near the spring she
found traces ofblood, and a short distance
beyond, portion of her child's body
A few steps from the place were The re-
mains of.he child were found a large pan'
ther was discovered in a tree. The uner'
ring rife ofone ofihe company, who were
promptly out in search Of him SO soon as
ihe monster was observed, brought him tc
the ground.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19
HUMOROUS Il 4 ARTICLES.
.,DoOIn,t Know"

L. !
I.is said that The day after the fh'la-
delphia election, the hundreds OF inter
roratories which were put, blythe su',' m,
terrified" touching he astounding re-
sul. received in almost every instance,
the explicit and satisfactory answer n''' !
Il don't kno,cp-the conversation run
ming something in this wise:
Morning, Jones; well, we got bad
ly licked yesterdays what VIII ;s!s1..s. the plague
could have been the cause ofitf'
Don't know
..Ibsppee you -. didn't vote against g net US
did youi ,.:,s KAN.
Don't know. ''s r.. go
What! don't know how you sa''s yotedl
Don't know. ,s,yi + Il, ~ A
Morning, friend snith-Itia morn
ing. 6s$ss4S ;'l5sa3 y
Don't know snkIABas3B
.The ID you don't. y DO you not
know that this is very fine, pleasant
morning-a glorious morning - iss =
Don't ,know.'i4aS ia Al 1i;s& bts
Morning Mr.. ] ohnson. Well. how
did you like the way the lection went
yestelday?'l9 ,e et7snft ,a5
Don'tknow., fgi.a as5as y. i4i
Hswhy! bless me. eayou onei ofttIo
Know Nothings, too4' 'hqsese =
n'tknow.' i'Ni. estslz5asF
you don't knov-well villa. theh-i
do you knowa '4 = 4s7'i
.Don'tknow.' -
And so it ran; in fact it is said that
the people Of no city in modernitimes
has ever been known to exhibit such
profound ignorancea as did those Of Phil
adelphia, 6n.the morning after the late
election; and moreover it is said that
this ignorance lis spreading TO such an
alarming extent that It is coDjectured
the whole country will ere long be
shrouded in mental darkness. Wheth-
er or not the prediction will be verified,
we don't kuoso.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

YANKEES nersr lose Ttade.-A GEN
tleman was once negotiating with New
Hampshire horse dealer forthel purchase
ofsmare, but could not agree by ten dol
lars. Next morning however, making up
hismind 10 split the difference, he posted
offto the stable where the FIRST person he
met was the groom.
.Master up, Joe!' he enquired.
NO master be dead, said Joe, but he
leA word for you to have the mare
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19
I, THE MoNoNcALIA ON, L MIRROR

lis published every, Saturday morning, attho
Office on Front street, next. door 70 N. Maderaa
old Post Office stand, at the following terms;
ST so AYEaR CASH IN ADVANCE;
p s2o0ArTER SIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
b" .s25OIy NEVER PAID, pithout tosrston'
D'No paper will be discontinued until all
'arearages are paid up, except at the option oil
the Publisher. ts IL, .,.s,s-tst -tf
No subscription taken for a shorter period
than six months. -.restt
TERMS or ADVERTISING:
For square, 3weoks, ~, sI.Ve
each additional Insertion, :. y o.2o 70
For one square, 3months, 1i-tia- S'oO 90
do. 6 months, : .r s'00 0o
ss do. MI year, -4rs-. ia'0o Oo
Tor one column, minion type, year, aO'o0 O0
vEor Announcing Candidates, each name, S'oo
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

The St. Louis papers state thu, tue
Cholera has broken out frightfnlly at In.
dependence, st, ,Ioseph's, Weston, aud
some places in tho western part OF The
State Of Missouri. .l5.sr, aala,IvIgl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19


RELIGIOUS REvlvAL.-A series OF religious
meetings, continuing Tor ten days, aud end
ing OIL Sunday the 23d ultimo, was held in
the Jonesbotuush Baptist church, by Rev.
S. B. Rice, during which time some so per-
sous pro(essed conversion, 81 Of whom were
immersed oy the reverend gentleman and
among the number were ten promising young
men.-CharIotsuille Republican.
The Derry Grelandl Sentinel Gays: IAN
extraordinary case will come on for trial al
the approaching assizes, when wretch will
be put on trial for bible burning Bible
burning, it would appear, has now become
iavotite sport with the Papis's. .
The Washins,on Union has re.oprned the
Cuban question. In an article on Saturday
i, agaiu in,ina,es that the Administration Is
carrying on negotiations for Tie purchase oi
the Island, and il these are unsuccessful, war
must be resortei 10.
Col. Fremont, with the assistance OF on
artist, took over three hundred dagueneo.
type views Of various points Of interes, pass.
Ell BY him in his recent expedition across the
Rocky mountains. They ure said to be sll.
periot pictures, although taken in tho open
ait. .
CgoLgRA.-The intcrments at The City
burning ground and Hollywood Cemetery
during the past week, numbered 4s-nl
cholera %. At the colored burylns GROUND
esq Of cholera. Richmond Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Not 10 De Fat1omea.- There are se-
cre,s, like springs that lie too deepfor bo-
ring-and womans age is one ofthem.
Ledger. iill8
Whoever heard Of boring fora woman's
age. A woman's age. like her teeth, should
be gently extracted.
X Hang Your, ,Cabia.-sCaptain, what's
the fair to St. Louisl' 4.What part of lhr
boat doyou wish to goin-cabin or drck!'
Hang your cabin!' said the gentlemen
from Indiana, livein a cabin at homr;
give me the best you've got!'
An Irishman fresh from the sod, aud
anxious 10 secure a humming bird caught
| a large bee instead; II stang him, when
Pat cried out: 'Houly Moses! how hot ,ls
! little fdt is
Spsaky-When a Tennessee girl is
sIyly kissed, she puts on q irown and saws
/ putthat article righl back, sir, where You
sole il FROM
The report thai sehoolmaster chasti.
sd a bay With a railroad switch is DOUBT,
led.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-19

Lavater had the termi,y TO declare that
"a grva, woman not imperious, a fair wo-
man of,alent not jealous, an accomplished
woman who scorns 10 shine, are four won.
ders grea. enough to be divided among
he fonr arnrters Of fthc slose.' 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
ISILkS! .SILkSit SILkS!!!
1881
goth September.
GEORGE NJ RUCkER Il co.

AVE JUL zee ed nnd ol'e1el their stock ot
hndit Xix GOODS comprising almost tyery
le Silk Goods Te respectfully ask TIN
cnton Of the purchasers ot Silk Goods Il the ioo"
~:
Il 2G-2s-}0-32 x 81 nch sup'r Black q de
Rhiuc lis
% inch >up'r Black Taffet d silk
>up'r BIZ Rcpt Silks-as-ort.d qualities rourning
Gro Drain do
Black Colored Natered Silks
do and P'lhr figured do
do an Strired
Brocude. (ver, elegantly
" Paid Silks. rt,'I
CO orcI Brorndc do = Tor y nucr Prs
pmid do
White B,ocate do Tor Bri.in Dresses
Rent II
Wuteren do "
Glaze d."
col, red Chameleon Gro tit Auirges
Plum Colord Silks. assorted .nrn rs As es aud
Roses Ma. IA l. ni.e Tan 81! Blue P1k, Pa
Green. Straw Ii ac &c. &c.
seq 30 d2nl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
n, : WnITTEMOIsE a BRO

WOULD respectfully announce to he citizen. If
w L,grlibufE and vicinity. !hai thry iilHaf,.
tt,t,, Il. their Agricultural Nntks on The Ba.i#. X 4
,ITCUELS PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE combine,
which j. the n Il perfect article of the hnd ever oI,r
ell 10 the public de- gn. for Factory Fire und Cur
den Ens me- and j, peculiarly adapted to private dweI
ing. an,n ding tim Fire Engine under thor dn,t
command capable If 10 eing water over two stor,
dwelling
All ordrs pro npfls attended to and Pumps put il To
" eli. al Spiug. al lie u.ua late., ana .rtu4teJ
perurni well tor xear.
We ere the for the counties of anlp
h.ll fmher.t, Brdfpfd oud APPROXIMATION.
son |,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24

Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The
- SHOE HAT I'm

-Four Doors ADORE the Market House,
TIE nhh"r>'g"e uid re-prrlf the attention.
OF iher friends and tie public generally 10 their
stork 1T FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting ri
Boots. Sn"ee, Hats and Cap Trunks, Vaise- CnrIel
Bngs, School Sachels a. tir,i's Boots nt ti,r NV
menuactur", and TINT al Mills SONS also J. Mile
S,n double water pr'o' Boots super article
Lpdles Cloth md KID CATERS }usk Bootres, Nhal,
Boots. &c; Mise and Chdrens' Shoes of ali kind
aud sizes; Us Boot aud Shnr-; Servan- Shoes
superior a,ticle Gents fine Marskin Huts Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young A,perirt. Wide II Wake and
Slouche- at lif rent kinds Also Variety Of men,
and boys Cans. chddens' Gap- ard Turbans In IL"
days vii Give EASTERN GopIs. comprising
men and bows Cnarse Boots. shoe, &r and then
say with ai'ty thai stock wi heB complete
any offered ~ This marAet-wich vii sell cheaI,
anybody in the state All W. ask is call. and
for yonself FRErN ELL.e HALL
10 Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
NEW IsOOAs. NEW BOOKS.
PAINE & CHRISTIAN

Have iu.t received TIE following New Works:
Pary ,,aders ~, tcr, ut homHs J,fef- n, Alexpp
ander Ham iton, Andrew JHchsun, Henry Cir, and
john Raod"pt. Of Rnnnohe,-hy JnsephG. aalaNia
author Of The lush Tines oi AInbamu Ai,,Is.,i,-
pi.
sirsui. Con,rrediaas: Did Dsys N the Old Domin.
iou, - y Eihag CHAM,
Carta, Carrot: u. Twenry Years Of an Afccah Slave.
Cle,nut " ,od 10y Lice Linden,
ka-hu,iur Ashton,
1Hnitiny &C NorI
Rus. br De Cu,tite.
LsuIignt.i,
Yafcr- uftoc Day by Cummings,
y tiecs ct the Night,
lie l rn, ana tie Altar, -
scripture h"udihgs,
L. tur'. on Romansm q
Churrh bcforc the Flood g"
s,p I7-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
GEoRCE ZONES 8 60.

hRGG6IS1a ItrhRsBuFG. !, ,icr tor sale inr
- CASH n on approved CREDIT. extensive
IN garied a-,u,iu.ent 1T Medicines Paints, Oils
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps PeIfumeIy
&c. ~. Dhunnir their .uPntlr- tam rntirtu"l-
and importer. MY the prepared l. furnish pune
and gea5nr AIT Gle. low they bought OF ans
regular lahlirp house
rleir STOCK farrhc lnl t1,dr cnbrce,; Beet frcoch
Eng ish nd American Quihiae; iGme Canurn- and
Nao, Ioiisoe-i Prime Honduras Gaetincal; Best OI
ivrO1, in BOTH, and co.As Pun Nlaie Lead. dy m,
ground ois Prrc Umaro Meddef bo,rl- and
key Bin Ytrlo, it ntl-. aa Leu; Extfae L"ewood
bpn'-: aires OF ali hiod- whpl, aud anaIad; Por1r
lreI- taf the handkerchief, Gea an .sn., HAN O-,
P.nntum. an Bni-. r,, DC Ss.s3 y.
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s,,.IIII,EEoK .oGt,l

- NAH. LINE TOR =. SDGtA
I. SUAiNLB ARIA NbEAENT
THE fst rla.- daIlt'c engine sf.as,.-iir g ~
RsaaaAe Capt Thpfu,- - iaasr sass CT, -s<<>sos
Palui. lar ~ .r,. E,rry >au4 mnrfi at I'D g
ca,ck. touching at N.,t"is. In janet WI, Crri
EIwara Gavea.> r,,.-- ner,ipiare. r,s 7 4-.d,u
~ fs %, y, fio;k rsig.- bg r. 10 ad lIoa
Pct. = ale r. ane. . Vi'h .rfr4= n r..
Passenger. .easite Is, itag .at tuesday 'r.rriae
NJ srrse te ii itr jamestown AT CITY Puint.tis'
silne .-ssaiH# al -pcA; mi IN - leaving o. toda
Il ny ~ l, - trg H. iiist, al connect 81,
Oh. baaf#ast. se,t ,..fr.r- q 10 .ssiaHs
ra.-ag,. 49, is.. t.uiu Petersburg. tlUlliir.
state TIN. 40 O.
>f.esfe. #.5t--4#.- . ut
'a.-sge II e 90, Nrrfol NM II. by tue Rive
SlraHrf.
r. ri. Pc. ~ afIps -
SAN. Ell BAPTIST. Pet, r.Lurr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
g5cHaHDIsE.
g Ever. Article eltirely New!
IN GOOD CONDITION.

.Ioilx T. HoBsoS. l.. l.. ARMlsTEAp.
ffGBSOSS ARMiSTEaD ha4e forotet Hafi
L ship Tor 'hs iurfo-e of conducting a SHOE
id At TRADE in Ltnchdte. Va. and having -
ft4fied frum the Northern Ciiies where thty hava
tel Ter this uai ke with r. NJ - =. urd rrecau'i,
4 .t.4 IA ii BOOT 5, SHOES. HATS amt CARS OF tn.
arse-t style Of all QUALITIES. Tnn's. Capt. Bas-
ad es.fy Inc q" Goo i tfat would be- expected L he
i,u IN thor gen. a linz Of business Intending riar
h r. L. attic, tiou the n5o,i ia>iidios. Ladi.s Ge.
4 .snlra nto may favor them .ith call.
The, tprpls G." wiki they expect 10 nay ue lespee
Icing CAsIi % i hoped tte friends and th" Tu c vii
apnrer ale he very many ad damages hr.u- rr tti-
thu ca, S,,rem of ding business aud IA wnrd
and ~ once the spirit ct "AbuSG AMkKIcA.
tV Nes, ~ II. X. Watkins Chlna stone, and n,ar
ire Far--r.' B,nA ort l2.dDs "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
RENO Al.


o 3 1T " l. q I A NJ
I'AhEN IT, fatf - inua lng Iii. r1.t1s aud Gus
tpa,t. md tHe publ e,ucra .tbn ne la. i.uo> rd
10 Bu"S >lafe r.u pud hruui FIJI lld4ng pf NJ.
l,pc,,'- opposite the Citizens Savings B nix,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24

Il Ii
fyuu wanth g BEST Goods the Pref TEST
4 Goods, aud tn, CHEAPEST Goods IN the mar A
kct,
Come to Hannahs Cash Store, y
wiz r. they now helug opened. 1t is the lace
where v ucan get anything you want. at ANY
PRICE YOU WANT IT. 1t YOU would ! Ike 10
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these lard times
buy your goods 1ANSAH's CssH STORE.
II II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
y EW DRY GOODS

Y EW DRY GOODS
y PHILLIP W PAYNE
l. nov receiving very sup. .turk Of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS col sr.ting of every articI.
1t Ladl"s md rnri'meb', A.so large ussort
mint ri Blankets, Lindsey aud Heavy WnoIrns al uf
which hr nicls thu mn,r faVorfblc terms. II for
o'rr pntrun- lhc public general ara r, ,I,octfu; -.
6site3 toca Il, KlLt'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
SCI rs DIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
Fall Supply Of Hardware, 1854

Sign of the Golden Lock. LynchbuIg, Va.
M u ",ebiHg III ai.;ifi.. To- Tuner heN
w .took a yer, arse as.offment IT ilAt DIV tRF.
CUTLERY. GuSs PIsTaLs. SApDLsRY. PLATED G"ons
t1onr OrL LotHs Hoese kefp,ag A,tictS, Bpiidag
Note,tais and Toois n ms ete,y dtc7p'ioa. nn"fe
GtH.
y q f7iter ourselves eAhbit to the publ
crafty. aud those o vii favor l. witt examination.
greater yafiety atuprrorits al STYLE and quality al
-ead, offered IN 'his II surpassed u any market
Cur ro1d, al urw nnt rn,-t desirable, anh WI
br sid reasonable prlht. oy l. all wh" "il Eite
ara ..utru-t with their prdtr-, which vii re-
.eixe eu best and pr1mpi attentiof.
Merchants and other, buy . largely will he Charged
u ~nnli nlytnsc uui,. 10 L.
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HAT AND CAP HAfsEssUi
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
Opposite the Court House

X TIE snh.cribcrs take pleasure In nutliyu h.ze
vi The Merchants Of NIraiaa. All Aorth Carn ssssss
lima tint their stock ut Gpod- for tn sea,aa has
received and they prsrts.d 10 zcrvc then Gus
tom and pfhei, may vi, TIN. market To lay it,
thcit fa .uppiie-.
It i, khasa ibbt We have alway. Kept large and "a
rfrd assortment al Guud IN our linz, aud viii ois
aid. thu stool the present reason i unu-unis
lnrgn nuI vii assorted .,rctrd .nir=i, from Aanu5r
tarcrs IN pers iy the senior pa tuef o-, percure
e fifteen yetr- Emit bu, rnahs -urh .eircuus und
sEeh 81. insure sder.--fa competition wills
aly J lining lluu,a North Ct Sou
sep q. NAlOB & MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24

Since ADVERTISE and putting
IL the Jrder OF The day.
Call on John Abrahams-
Buy BARGAINS you may.
SUPR. PLAID SILKS at 50 per yd.
~ Supr. Black do rs,
With &c, eral .ortfnunt Rich Dress Go'nls, at
prices suit all ms custontrs. J. ABRAHAMS.
oct Adds W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
Book, Stationery, Music and Fancy
Business

H.. VIII br f,rrltlae. g. tw.lpy. from the Nouh
,.. Crl,..a =se and UI rcicd so,k II Boob-
t,u, >Iailunay Nu-,c and Frncy uit' md pre-
-,Ii a.. tick ruuph o. ,il n, found compIi g.
a-.,nt#feni oi Sclo Bo t-. \ .ve.s. Ma.c, Nh
..,nI Ia-ifIneafs. u. Prr-,u- Wi-hae ~ p1ncha-r
y 'j- OF any eind w,ud do w,l Ia CIV hun call.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
GAS LIGHTS.

rf'iiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company row hi.Iy
Il prepared TO furnish Stoie-, Chut ches. fnrtoiies
uni private families win Gas of supeiini quality
Whether cons der thr brnnc, al the light, lis Tree.
dom from ,eryth,ne calculated .r rooms, fu,uure
orcurpets, its che pness, il tar superior Other
light in W. hey leave invite 20 III,
following recomm. nda1io OF few o those WHO hue
tested lis qualities.
lheu drr,igucd, who I,ing Gas manufactured ui
the lyoclburg Gas " orks take pleasure in recommend
ing mo citizens large. being better cleaner
and cheaper than any orher liz h have used consider
lHa the amount OF Ilgtn obtained
Rnbert Early Stier,. McEI!eny 4 CO.
| y. Atkinson, Baker \ C,avey,
simpson \ Bro, BurroI CHS, Skater, 4 Co
Joh1 + Wright, b Sumper,
fHip ". Payne, Glass a. Ralne,
lno. q. AIcem, +. l. Dudley
Nm. Stlzrr & NJ. Gucgenheimcr
Aclcr q. McClnnuhun. c. Morse,
Mcdonald 4 Peters, Nm. b. x C. Fisher.
q. Ru,rrr Stabler \ Co.,
Z. L tIihh~ l,ee OF = a. Boyd,
Baptist c. rch, ". I A. d,tso & Co..
ko.s'r Cawthon, Horner, Watson & Co.
NnrV'll House, McDhuic, Huit& Pre- ~
Chas ! Lee. Ihos. Sharp.
NarWick House, Grul SUP. of r r.
". ". LehWic' X Bro. FretNc.A. Hai.
Washington House. u. i. raSie,
} La guurne, Hat, her Il Lopw ood.
Ja,. NJ. Boyd. Nardeus OF st Paui's
San W Shelton, }Churth.
Those wishing IL introduce Gus certain tie
ro,t. and any other information ting it, by apply
fngto 7. c. HOPPER SUI srintt ndent
mny dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-24
W. CONANT, WM. A. WALDRON, u. sETsZER
New Furniture Nare-ROOms.

New FURNITURE Nare-f0OnlS.
c o NJ a Mt w A L D RON & Co.
NIOLLD Re pertfuIA torn their fien and the
w public generally that they receiving, ut
heil Far iturr " arr Rooms. on Mar ST. IA ,ew ,luur.
.s#i," Co.," Navel house t1er stock ct Rose W God
Aa -auN, aluui. aad oier Furirure together wltll
-iet uu'uy eltI,c, IN tie way OF House heeping that
az u-ti we'll IA arneath b have never brorr
Leu nuoauced tothi- market All OF winch lave ben
-eieet,d u m IN Mouth enioying the high-. reru-
Ia ion for good aud faith nj ~,rk.
lucy have sn CO.. necrd with their establishment. "a
Manufacturing Department,
~ which they have engaged wohn,n Of >hitIaid expo
lenoe, are therefore rerurI to have mode to -
lien. oui ul good ma eia, huy piece Of furniture tha
my he odPred. They wolIi add that tuey IRE
pared To ptrr greater in uceners to r,lsonS wanting
anything in tie way FURNITURE, Than his ever be-.
been ulc ed in tli market. And they hope by
locus ntrton 10 business and receive at least
portion ct the ubie patronage
CONANI, WALDRON 4 co.
y b We wnuid say tour cid frcn and custom.
ers - wc continue 10 manufacture. oil stnud,
"a b. ige st, all kind, II 7, baccO N5ulds and The
Ike, anI we sohcita continuance of their fnvors
mar - Is G, y C.