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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-08

~NI-h'.ANus Il >AlE~.
TlE NAME tF ~NLANA NOEK WAS
FIRST APPLIED jo NlIter'S Patent. and
introduced lur -Dt-cI.,rirl lao. whom sd
purchased Nr rghUumauula,urr Ih,sur.l-
"rl'y ut lirur4'> .NiArI>' Ss'aw,n.rr states
aver nh other, ,g5u.rjurauy tuI.i.l'a- Upon rI-
intent r-ht as using tire co np1-rnr; u'irr.
! .unrr cnu-TuU~. autfueytdrH law sun. nude au
| .H'-ror urrfcr. initiating 'Er rN'yiior IN form
/ -ryir, ugr g. lauf.L. tHN ar'H'hug,Hr ulur
l. ~1l~rnuurr' "iupr,,D ~a.aunluGtr.' " Pre-
.Iooi Saug.4ud.r, l hr GuuUr >raM5u.
Ter &c &c and have sgccrrard % ,l.n.u.
Il -omr ut the spurious S9.,nlnirrs a- -eu4,ur.
! ! hos, WantnGth- original St8mludrr 900 .uutc.
'Errt by Tive snh.crihrr, should take rh" pracau'lo
10 see tina they h1yru1t'cH n metal p,air-'- 70.
{. Herring, Maker -aiisuC h htIrg rb- r-ng.ul
tNiders Par-nD Sllannndrr, or ll~uug'> lu
proved Patent hampton Ssi', whjchrr...,,,i no,
w~jat 40 i.r Great Worlds Fir. and W H... .ly,
|,'yJrlp no preserve the col. emit, iH c.I.r al
. frr. tWCiHstIS .u-rrCt h,u the Ia..~.r ..s
-uumrut ,u the world Jyca in1al fbr SHE rnom,
Of SiLASC HERRING,
1876, l57. AMI 10 " a rr. cor Of Pm" IS r.r's
y u Chilled IlDu sales, with powder prru
locks manufactured expressly tor banks. irs-l
irrs hu h-Is ma ura'f> requiring .rgu.ls trnn
5oEIrs. Baul yIuIt tunrs on h1ui, anil ulaIr ,
nr'cr. A.iJnr most cclrhralsh lr,k- for sa'r o.
u.anuf"c urrrS rr,'s Stcrud hand safes tu
sale q lr., iiau halt price
I AGENT : II K ilERRING'S SAFES.
. ill-tE' { l. litENrNH Go. Clc,co. m
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tsi>>Ol stsOsl.

THE Co-p,rti,-rship HERETO ore existing he
tween the Subscribers IN the ame Of ! S Stock.
ION nj Harding, is dissolved iy mutual con en'
u persons indebted 10 the said ]. 5. Stockton,
me il ,rrhy rqHirrdio pay tn VIM. NJ. True, who
alone is authorized TO settle The same.
WIN. VI Trur.
IS SrocKrow.
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NElVAYD HALUABLE DISCOVERY

NEIVAND VILUI BLE DINCOTERI
ireal improvement III rlifriHl iPflh
Far. J. a. Ikcnnic0i no SO
LIKE street, Chicago having purchased Hen.
Patent Improved method of Setting mineral
Teeth, takes pleasure in Offering 20 biz p''ruH, g
zealand Observation-Disclosures
only needs 10 be examined 10 he appreciated and
unquaIitiedly approved The advantages of this
invention are perfect CLEANLINESS and perfect Tree
dom FROM any metallic or other unpleasant taste
great strength, lighiness and durability. The
teeth are secured to plate by means of 4 strong
mineral cement which formsn understandable
trelhaud plate. aud nm er0cf imifcfion Of fhenaf-
Drdl gums, giving 4 li'e-like appearance ilntiiis
impossible to obtain in any other way For refer
encess-e medals md diplnmna nwardedto DR.. X
asprcmirms forrh@ best Dental mechanism. also
specimens OF work n his office, No 90 corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House June 4
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A Nav Work III (da Buggy,
w ANTCD.

Some ono IN break 50ncres OF prairie on the farm
now occupedby Ezra Kellogg. miles south east
ct Ounwa-rhe W rk iobe done half in May and
hall June. narll-3w A. III H,wLAsp
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fllr0itincs.
KiER'S PETROLEUM,

Kibh'S PETROLEUM,
hR ROCK Oll--Curs khrumrutm, Arp.
- tuonir Sore g.yr-. iiiudnrs-, TILES Che
,u NrtbuS, puulua pNssHt,iy. Scooma,
t.ysIHr.ns, Sln Eh'Dr, I,li'r. Ejpgwol,n.
.jui t'u- ana tiurr, ou NJ, Sbin, blins ard
-.liys. Odd Nyre,. t.u4h,. Colds. Biou.hitI.
Infections ui iGc luug- uud " udpJpr p,s-1u,
thr Bladder uud htdu,ys, Nk.r swelling.
'oulrJ,run> q, the l.uh, and Jolni- Worms.
Group, loorh- Ache, NeUmlgii, bruin.ss iso,rs
NnJ-l, Cancer, FtmU.e De, usts, Iolt ,fe:a,p..
&c. AC.
TN, Wonderful Rcmejys NATi.
RAL-ti.r"Nttrt lrH
Wei, 400 Feet Deep
ulSi9. near Piysltrsh, ia lis clear and a .
'rhniiul Wine cuot.-is lut ~ m 50ci loitlrs r-,
1- it WsiJ' uJ the iuurtllr-Is us drNt,nutly ava
ut. 'uui|y r,i,Wah 3 ru,s q dH,-lui m Am.
ud buil an a tvJsluou'u. CNtn She uts aut,,n
'huIrr, Muthu>ry',y hour
ihr'poprlr ol has lusl' for usinrthe cnrup,
utdttd, blown H-lvIt mtrehi I, the and of M,
tH'yrt NIAlurrs aut Nrslryn,s II the dn,-cou
.tl'u' that ili, ,Il bug hytut,'. tvn v,,h
Iud M HUMAN INVENT ltN - in.t 6nd,rY
IFS way ro puh.chvot,-- uor will wcnakrn IONS
parade ot trruttgtrS II ~, vo,,,s a. M. .o,.
ne 'rraNJug luuj,r aud LOUDER IN H. rr,,.r
So .ri l'r. Let The Oil Sp,Ek Tor usrli DO.
'urn.lS with prr,lous gratis oi Agents tnr
safe 10y D,ugslst genua n, ~ the West. nndL,
g. t. TaoMrsoN
T. \ GglGtS Oraws
L VI. LYON,
n'h'F~' --hm Fort Wayne. Irupnrtos
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Ls.I.s. INNS
~ Suts want
p c,r,ipti"n, yArrfuIiy ru, up.
SuGcy su,c,

JUST 'r'ceycd ana .ur s.Ie
De y D WNFrp
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urss Ground,

DNOSGENE GAS \ superior nrlrcl, prepar,J
j an' .'' hr 'uJiN, ID NAIkES
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j. A. SHUi-ER g. SONS
SAY,
COME oMrs COME AN,

NJ see ioryonrselves il ", cnnnor sel Won
n "a good goods. aud as.eheap ns any "-toh.
lishmeu IN the riiy--we o-arce yonnothlng for
showing them Westofthe public square. mav2S
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES,
DLACkwOOD,s MAGAZINE

r eOm0rsl scott & Co., New York, con-
IL tinue to re-pabllsh the following British Pc
radicals, viz:
The London Quarterly Review--Conser-
ya,ive.
The Edinburgh Review--Whig.
=
The North British Review--Free Church.
The Westminster Review--Liberal.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine-To-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
4 NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
w. L. MOON,

healer in Saddles and Harness, has ius
~ opened his new shop, one door south Of
the Eagle Hotel, and one door north sfUncle
Toms Bar iar /. where he intend. kecp ping eve
~ variety Of spanish Plain. and Ladies Sad
dies: Also, ell tie vagieiies of harness usri 10
he country, together with ali the smaller artl-
ces generally kept IN such establishments
eE" All the above work manufactured from
he hest material
f'TS All kinds of work sold at River prices
Step n, gentlemen, and see for you selves.
Upton, Jan. Isl, 1851.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11

PAn,s, Fsiaay.--We have received a
telegraph dispatch from Vienna conlirm-
ing the accounts reportedyes,erday on the
delra. Of the Russians by the TurIn be-
fore kala fat, and adding that the contes,
was renwcd on the 9Th, neither side claim
ing the Victory.
On the morning ofthe S,ha fresh str ug.
gle was about to begin. as n
Lord Dudley Stewar, was TO leave
Conssantinoplc on the 18th INST, SO as te
be in England for the meeting Of parlia
men,, when he will bring the whole East
ern question before the British people.
A crowed public meeting was held a
Sheffield to memorialize the Government
10 act with vigor against Russia.
A similar meeting was held al Che ster
The allied fleets to the Sd inst. coulc
not enter the Bosphorus owing TO storms
but on the Sd all proceeded 10 the Black
Sea, except six left at Beisk Bay to guard
the Bospnprls. The first division Of the
Turkish feet accompanied the allies. -
The second division remained anchored
at Therapa. .'
The Car appeared to view the entry
ofthe fleets as declaration Of war, ane
he has ordered all his fleets TO return I,
S-ba stople.
On the 9th January the Turks gained
a brilliant victory on the Danube. They
s,or1ned and captured the Russian en-
srenched camp at Alta, and pu. $500 o
the enemy to the sword. They also at,
tackled body Of $1,000 Russians sen. IL
relieve Alta, and after sharp eacounte,
compelled them to retreat. The Russia n.
are thus driven back from the position a,
which they proposed 10 cross the Danube
The Turkish force in the battle was a..
600 men and Is guns.
II is admitted that Omar Pacha has
brilliantly GU. unanswered the Russian
commander. .n.
AsIA.--The defeat of the Turks under
the gcneralship Of abb Pacha is confirm.
q, hat Gen. Gngn has gone TO the army
will, Tree powers, and the spirit Of the
Turks has revived. Now that the allied
fleets are in the Black Sea, reinforce
ineI.ts can be sent in safety to Asia. -
Schan,yi had sent messenger to the
Per,e announcing that he is prepared to
act energetically against the Russians.
!, is ciGGgncd that Persia has resumed
Iegoicsations with Britain, and will net
.: present attack Turkey.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
Married

On the ~ nit, BY Rev Geo. D Par''r, Al
hi. residence. Mr.. AsDKlw JACKSON FRAsEu
sa Nm Nam,sLf ANN JoHssos. both u Ce-
Oar eosn,y Iowa.
% the 9th inst. by the Rsv. J. 7. Coleman,
i ..tv. Moaai. OenhiIaAE 10 Mrs. NAhGARII
bsgroGLE. IF lip,en.
yha WI iaw.rs, w.lo IRE CROWN, old,
IN 60, ting ~ ,rrlei are 5, bod,
Ma don't g. - Is, N yonn, aud gay,
Nav N. d, something In that way.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
Upton MARKET.
DAVENPORT MARKET.

Flour, extra S. Y. p Dbl Sc 50; Flour, s. F
Pbbl. 900; Wheat, fall y bushel, 81; Wheat
Spring, u bushel, Csc Barley, 3oc; Oats, 2Oc
Corn il ear, 2Oc; Corn shelled, 25c j; Potatoes
25c Onions, 25e; Salt, Kanawha, Toe; Salt
G. A. y sack, s. 75GySi 90; Beans, white
U b.shel IS TO; Bacon hams q ID l2tc
Butte, per. Is. SOC; Egg, per. doz, 2oc
Coal, per. bushel, l2ai5c; Prairie hay per ton
$500; Timothy hay per ton, $500; Apples
dry per bushel ST so; Peaches dry per bush
ell 81 d; pork 81 75a %.
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x,ssrNy .tOfire.

H,aken up b. Samuel Soeshee At his res
dencc in Pioneer Township, January 9th
1854. a Black Horse. with taree whi'e feel
heavy name and sail, fifteen and halt HAMS
high. shod all round. Eight years old, and ap-
praised at S75 before Nelson Rathbun Esq.
Jan. p. 1854. W. eArIELl.
1-o,nty clerk 3mo in each
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Per- an.
For any one Of the four Reviews 80 90
For any two of he four Reviews 90
For any three of the four Reviews 90
For all four of the Reviews ~
For Blackwood's Magazine %
For Biac xwood and three Reviews w
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 o.
Payments 10 be made in all cases in advance.
Money current In the State where issued will
be received at par.
CLUBBING. .u
4 discount Of twenty-five per cent from the
above prices W i'll be allowed TO clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any one or more OF the
above works Thus: four copies of Black
wood, or Of one Review, will be sent 10 one sd-
dress for So; four copies of the four Reviews
and BIackwood for $50 and so on.
m.. POSTAGE.
In all the principa! cities and towns, these
works wilt be delivered by agents, free Of
postage. When sent by mail, the postage
10 any part of the United States will be hdt
~ cents year for BlackWood, and bat
IL cents year for each OF the Reviews.
Remitta noes and commune atoms should al
ways be addressed, post paid. to the publishers,
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Buffalo. Jan. %,

4 fire occurred last night on the prem
iscs oi J. IT, Noyc, which were entirely
destroyed Loss about 10000. 4 fire.
iI.su mime Henry +. Jackson fell from
the ,.lird story through scu,,le, and was
Instantly killed.
Last evening train on the Central
Railroad was thrown from tie track near
fiiis city, in consequence at obstruction
Li.ced on the road. The company offer
5000 reward Tor tie discovery OF the
laisereant.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
/" Take lily Hat"

A NY person DESTROYS Of taking hat or cap
"A either can do so by calling At the establish
ment Of Friend l. Culbertson, where the terms
Of 'taking" will be made known.
ripton Nov. 26th, 1853. n3-u.
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Legal Notice.
To Charles ". Haight

10 CIlTieS - iutSm
Sra--Yon will take
notice tina. Oh Monday the Oh day OF February
A D. 1854, petition WIS presented To the
county court Of Cedar COMFY Iowa. by Jacob
A Haig,t your guardian, praying thaf The sea
Estate now held jointly by Yourself ani Jaeob
Haight. to wit The west half Of the south
west garter Of section thirty-two (52) ~ town.
snip NJ. eighty -one (sl) range t.ot 2) west Of
9th p. VI containing 80 acres, b. sold under
the direction cf tue court tina, the proceeds may
be applied 10 the education and maintenance
Of yonrself and said Jacob Haight, both minors
Of said Jacob A Haigh. at which time It was
ordered by said court that service be made up.
or you BY publication in the usual manner and
said cause sand continued until the next session
Of saii court therefore un ess you appear on
or before the 9th day of March 1854. and make
defense to said petition, the prayer thereof viii
be 2, antsd and said lands sold under the direc-
ton Of said court, AZ prayed for in said petition.
JACOB A. HAiiur, Glasdiaa.
WgIIs Sv,cER, Atty.
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~.
The present critical state OF European affairs
will re nder these Publications unusually inter-
esting during the year 1884. They will occu-
py middle ground between The hastily written
news-items, cruae speculations, and flying re-
mors Of the daily journal, and the ponderoas
tome OF the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement OF the great po-
tlcal events OF the time shall! have passed away.
1t is 10 these periodicals that readers must look
fer the only really ineligible and reliable his.
tory Of current events, and as such, IN addition
to their we'll established literary, scientific, and
theological character, we urge them upou the
consider alton of the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt
Of early sheets from the British publishers, oy
which we shall be able to place all our reprints
in the hands OF subscribers, about as soon as
they can be furnished with the foreign copies.
Although this will iIvclve very large outlay
on our part, We shall continue to turnsh the Pc
riodicals al the same low rates as heretofore.
viz
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TnE WALKLa FILLiBusrfns.-T
Aspinwa!l Courier oil the 18th January
saws: "Lieutcnan, Sweeney, now OF the
second regimen, OF the United States in.
h.nlry. formerly Of the New York Volun.
t..ers, informs US that when he left San
Diego, Dec, iist, Col. Walker had re.
ceiyed large achievements and was ear
ry,ng everything before him prevl.
cas- accounts respecting his having been
closely pressed, were correct. Prior to
the arrival OF the reinforcement, he was
p.nnei up by large force. Lieutenant
Sweeney also informs Us that aivlces q
,he 2ls. ult., from the city Of Mexico, re-
sx!yed q, Acapulco, coufrm the report We
give elsewhere respecting Gadsden's nc"
treaty
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
JoHs MITCHELL AND Hrs DEsrIsl

JoHs MITCHELL AND hIs DEsTIsY.
we are. sorry to sec John Mitchell is
going tue way Of Kossu,h, kiadel, and
many others OF the patriots who have
c1,,n. here with great eolat, and iizxled
out after few weeks Of glory. \ lew
Days ago John Ma'hell was the observed
q. ali observers aow there arr 'none SO
poy- rs do him honor" The whole press
u the eoua,ry is down upon him and his
PAPER. The former may be considered
Is ,olerably near his extinguishment
'1e latter, which began with j circulation
oil some fifty hoasand, is said by the 9th.
ct journals 10 be in rapid decline
Sc trlnsd gloria n,undi. IN. Y. Her.
aid.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
Pittsburgh, Jar

Pittsburgh, Jan. %.
t.. Western Theological Seminary oil
the Presbyterian Church, at Allegheny
City, was burned to the ground at 8 o.
clpsk this morning. Half the library,
waich was very valuable, was saved. -
The building was insured for five thou
sand dollars. The library was partially
insured. There we're about forty students
in the building. No lives were lost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
MUSCATINE MAR&T

Flour per Dbl 81; fall wheat 05, spring DO.
90; rye aOc barley 90; corn IS; oats isaao !;
onions s. beans IS; potatoes a5c per busnel ;
butter QUO per pound; eggs 15c; hams 10;
shoulders Ease tallow i3e beeswax 2oc; pork
- 25a3 90.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-11
,3iD3I5AO5 AID SASH

Datent Red ST ads, Of Muse atina manu-
faeture, of yarions patterns, at nanafaetur-
er's prices. ALSO, Window Sash, Of Moline
man facture, for sale al n. c. SWANk'S
Jan. Il, 1854. MO
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MONEY! MONEY!!
ZsIrNu .vOlire.

TAKEN up by William Tucker n Springdale
/ Township, Cedar County Iowa, one bright
red steer, without spots, except white brush
on the tail, with no ear marks except those ap-
parently made by dogs three years old past. and
OF good SIZE, with horns inclined together and
the right one little the Lowest. Appraised al
SIS %, returned 10 this office by Thomas James
Esq. J. w. CATfELL, County Clerk.
Upton, Nov. 22d 1888. n3 BIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
Daguerreotype Jewelry

Inhibited in this community-all of which will be
with Pictures witch cannot be- surpassed in thi-
! other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
! |at they are sold for
tlDs tny thankful for the increasing evidence OF
pu arily Of his work, not ly in the Use which
Pndantly b. slowed, but in substantial form.
way Il an increase Of business, unpreeede It'd.
\ clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
kes himself to us, all honorable to continue
serve public favor. p. +. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag.
s. To co rect an error which find ver' preva-
will say that have been t,king pictures for the
|odr men hs, at from 81 SO to $40. and shnl CON
loIake them as low as any house in this place.
out tor the stripes! L. II. u.
i6I.
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THE vBLL HOU s E /,

II q ~ = X v % u u II y y y n
Lynchburg Va
ME undersigned having ussJCated v' aim Ia the
L mana cement of this well known House, Mr.. RoH-
ERr CAVITIES, o, L,nchbnrg, respectfully sohc
its contpuan of the patronBgs literally bestowed
unon his House. willie its sole proprietor by then
10 MT exe,tions they ntter themselves they shall be
able to give nnd ,ided satisfaction their friends and
the public generally THoS koSSEh.
1t will be seen from the above card that | have sc
come oint proprirtor with Mr. RosssR Of the popular
Hotel the SoRvELL IoUsE ard that it will be con
du, ted in the future under auspices The patron
age of friends and the public generally Is respect
fully ,oiritcd with the thaf eve exei t"h
will be mad 40 mnint.in the reputation already enjoyed
by the House OF the frs. il the Southern COT"
(feh 24-tS.) RO CAN HUN
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These vessels Of the frat class but expressly ioi
II is trade and have superior accommodations for rnst
myers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified Tor the trace and who will spare exeron
accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the river by s.sam.
,nd may be relied on snil promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos'
on, will find IL To their Interest ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
aiken as low US by any other vessels aud every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond mud Boston
give satis ction.
We respectfully nsk and hope speeeed in oh.
mining full shnre of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Al Rockets iv
Boston Rowe- Wharf.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond A..
ALLEN WELrCH, Boston }"fs
OIL, NJ S,.,
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NOTICE It r MoORMAN. of th.i To rm Of
y Moprmnu u Martin. Guild inf rn iL. ife sds and
'd the lle firm t. h.. wi'i -oatinv. the
Grocery and Comm lion Business
nj the o Il stand ot N 4 VI - =, hc WI, mike evcrv
sxertion give saiisf,i,n h- ticn =. cus ,mers
md he public pe,rrnlly iaH4
He VII kecp community IN han ln4 aud " n So
leered stock d GkDiiERlES. DRY GO. ~ &C.
" Sprenl attention paid to the sal. ~ y, ,rwsri,ns
nf Tob.ecn, Wftn, Flour Sc.. &r
iaoeta THDs NORMAN
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TERMS.

!. nuhlished daily at So, and seinfweekly a.
|RiIsiAs No subscription is taken for shorter
[aun, n adsan@ @ no PAPER is discontinued, except at
,ix montns. until all arrearages shall have
81 ,vxrs are inserted for SO cents per siuare. !or
yery fssEe mfu asrons i not marked on the MS, 1t
/, ,he number % ,r,l out and charged accordingly.
RATES M nrfor the privilege .S Of two sIusres
weekly ~ ~ sio semi,weekly $50 Every yearly
inner ior d 10 conne his advertising % his par
will be and If he exceed the space stipulated for,
lne 81 a.i husIps pra,ahy for the excess.
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup Of Mar iha


A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, DE-
IA cline Asthma, and oil Diseases Of the Cheat and
Lungs single bottle will prove its efficacy. Ilersto-
fore ali regular practitioners laced cngst
the nculabe diseases: and such, the hospitals of all
cities declined receive patients persons aiilrted
with il. Happily, however discovery has been rade
which disarms Consumption of its terror by rscing
Il entirely under !. For the truth of all we
say, refer any Of the eminent Physcisus OF
Hp-aitnls in America and Europe whn now. through
the all Of DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP recognise
Jnsump'ion cursbe. and daily r,oic- in the return
lrg health and Strength Of those for whom, before lie
dscover, tn could have expected or even hoped for
but the grave. Il s fnct, the only prepara
tlon known have succeed In the for
nation OF tubercles in the Lungs, wing those
arc ;iy formed. For ASTHMA. Coughs, NsAs Sssass,
Splitting of Blood. Difficulty of Breahias and Sc
sf tte Chest. HASTfNGS' NAPTHA SYRUP, by at
graphing with the of the disease stands be-
fra II! known rene es and operations in all
apeedy that patients begin feel its beneficial Of
sects after the first second dose. naJF
We might fill volume with certificates, bu smP-
ly ask for single trial of this medicine Tor
fdsnt that there is person suffering from any dsease
uf the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
dy from it. -na hf
~ For sale In Lynch5urg the Pro pretors priccs.
wholesale and retail BY D r. LYMAN.
JOHN H. SEAY & CO..
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Truth Stranger than Fiction

III RECEIVED at the Whiiehurst GaIery,a Iaree
|ut Of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitab for Da
beotypes-Also, another lo OF FINS. LOCKETS.
|CELETs. RINGS, KEYS and Sc AIS. (some
iae) making the largest aud most desirable as
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TINE film of aOoRMAN g. MARTIN /, tbi. d.v
i dissolv-d by mutual consent. fhe mans Of tho
rm will only be used In settling up the bu.ne-. Of tho
All persons hayitg claims against ,ae con.
will present them for settlement 10 Thomas
Moorman and all persons In debt IN. concern will
please forward and pay.
THos T. NORMAN
Jan. 2nd. 1854. JORDA . MARTIN
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,AkATOGA Or q INGRESS water.

a.. supply Just tb hand ,Iirect from the ceIebra-
GJ 90 springs, N.w-York. For sale by
JOSlI H. SEAY & co.