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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27
The "'All Sorts"

This rev party, composed Of all the Free
! Sellers, most of the wings, and many of the
democrats Of Ohio, met IT Columbus on the
18th inst, and nominated a State ticket. Jo-
Seph Il. Swan, of Franklin county was nomi-
mated for Supreme Judge, and Jacob Dickens
derfer, Jr., OF TuScarawaS Co mty, for Member
of Board OF Public Works. B. F. Letter, Of
Stark, Of Int notoriety, during the memorable
"Rump Parliament" was chairman, and one
Of the leading spir is, Judge Rufus p. Spauld-
ing was the getter-up oitbe resolutions, which
all relate t. the slavery question, and have
| particular reference TO Nebraska and Kansas.
The convention was larg', and its action
unanimous but for the life Of US, we can't
see what a Judge and a member Of the Board
of Public Works of uhio, can DO in this mat
Ter, more than common people. If the people
of Ohio wish TO make their voice heard, they
must take some other plan. After giving
an overwhelming majority for President who
nut his whole soul 10 the task Of carrying
through the Nebraska bill and after ]electing
four congressman who voted fol the bill, il is
a poor way 10 make amends, by %electing an
Anti Nebraska Judge and Canal Commission
er.
An "All sorts" Convention o flndiana was
held at indianapolis, on Ike same day. The
ruling feature will be the liquor question, ac-
companied, probably, by some Anti-NebraSka
shot, and other smaller matters.
When will the whig Convention be held in
this State We have not yet seen The matter
agitatcd. We would very much like to vote
at the Fall election, if we could get hold Of
an unadullerated ticket. When we vote, we
always like to know for 1hOm and for WhG! we
are voting.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

Ex-senator Weller, OF California, has made
a speech inathe S mate %denouncing the Koov
HJothinss.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

.B7Judge Vondersmith, implicated in the
Lancaster pension frauds, and who fed 10
England for safety, recently called on our
Minister at London, it is said, with the view
Of obtaining a passpor. The request was
promptly refused by Mt. Buchanan,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

O-The Eaton Register, its Editor, and Pro-
,prietor, and the Clique have gone over "body
and breeches'' TO the Free Soil or Abolition
party. A good time is anticipated, in mixing
and harnonizing the antagoniStic elements OF
Free Soilism and whiggery. The rank and
file of the latter purity declare that they will
not support a Free Soi!er for any Office, pre-
ferring defeat, advocating wing principles and
supporting whig men, to an inglorrOus victory
achieved by q 'JusiOn," repugnant and dis
graceful. There are many old men in Preble
county, whose heads are silvered DER with age,
and who have grown grey in advocating the
principles advocated by Clay, Webster, Harri.
son, and the other bright luminaries of this
country who believed in wing principles, and
they mill neuer consent TO be sold TO the fanat-
icalideas of the party styled Free Soil or Alb
clifton. Designing demagogues and tricksters
may attempt, and enter into such arrangements
10 suit their own aims and ends, but the peo-
pie will Indignantly repudiate all such attempts
and visit condign punishment upon those en-
gagged in such unholy efforts. The Eaton
"Register'' is prostituting its columns to the
work OF reconciling the wing party Of Prtble
county, 10 the "Bargain and Snle' made by
the Clique, but we imagine it will be found an
up hill business, and in the end a bad Specu-
lation. 1t was predicted when the "Regis-
ter" changed hands that, this condition Of af-
fairs would be attempted to be brought about,
and under existing circumstances, the contem-
plated Free Soil organ is abandoned the Greg
ister'' under its present management, being
considered a good enough Abolition organ for
all present purposes. How are the mighty
~rfalien. Two or three hundred ~fanatical, sec
,ional advocates OF old aGolitioniSm in Preble
. county, have subsidized the wing paper 10 an
advocacy of reasonable principles, and are
fast merging the entire party into a component
part OF their own! IF the old wings who have
been engaged for years in The cause, can stand
such a state OF affairs, we can. We imagine
however, that, the clique organ, its Editor and
Proprietor, and their masters, will find that,
the scheme will not work so well, nor with
such beneficial results as thev may imagine.
U-The FuSiOnlSts exult over the few Dem,
ocrats who have been sucked into their net.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

G1S-The House ofRepresenialives last week
~ passed the army bill, appropriating S1O,OOO,-
o09; the General appropriation bill $4,000,
900; the River and Hnrbor bill 3d. SOC, 900; the
] Lighthouse bill sl,25o, o0O-Totol, s25, $780,
, on0 .r.. .I
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

rTThe platform OF the fdsionists may be
briefly stated thus;
I. A dissolution of the Union,
2 Armed resistance to the execution Of the
laws.
B. Perjury in Senators and jurymen com
meDded.
a. The conquest ofthe South and the Adolf
ton OF slavery by force.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

UJThe FusionlSts exult over the few Dem
ocrats who have been sucked into their net.
What manner Of men are they-sndhow much
the party looses by their defection-may be
judged from the following in The Toledo Re-
publican. The description is goot for any
and every locality:
eve are free to say, we should not consid-
or the Democratic party in the least damaged
by all those leaving it whose political prihci-
pies and seif-reSpect sit so loosely upon them
that they are willing 10 place them in the
keeping Of such politicians as the Lucas dele
gates linen who have mounted every polltl.
cal hobby which they thought promised a
chance OF nficr.O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
BOOKS, &C
FINHE huOk or TIE SEAsoN--
NAVE YOT READ fTf
ALONE. by Marion Harland. in one handsome
IL mo. volume--price 81 p.
A. MORRIS, Publisher.

WHAT THE cRiIIcs
"Miss Harlan may heneeinrth tahe rank among
the successful female nuselsfs Of the United
Statcs "Nor Yorb COMMERCIAL dareffiser.
"Ihe excellent ton peftading it ssi nuke It one ii
the most popular fiction. Of the pre- INT year -f'dfa
Er niNg Mai
"rhe moral of the stor !. prominent AMI uaeN-
ccptionabl beauty and truth have easIed hand IN
IT, recital '-Ftete1ekstHFg Nsns.
'Wetoke especial pleasure in commanding ihis ear
nest ywrien AMI exceedingly Iudicians story,
among the brilliant gem- that haye recently nadn
their appearance Amerse8s CoHrfer, Phaa.
"a work Of Imagination. admirably esecuted.-Phaa
ChrisiieH Obsofrer
1--WE commend IL a. among the eleVefest novels thai
have been written '-PiHa I rs,t Hg BsiieftE.
"t will found quite interesting the last No them
novel; tho l.amplighler n-Rah daasr
Possessing far mpre interest and exhibiting great
evidence Of taent than of lady writer's haYe
bronght out for many dby.'-Godeg's Ladys Book
"A novel of uueummoB excellence eertaiHly trioi
any Virginia novel va reeuleet 10 hive read.
The pictures If Virginia country lie. Win it amuse-
fncnts exercises and the habits and peculiarly Of the
people, urc faithfully and graphically sketfhed and
OF these sketches hive all the freshness and soft
ofw"ld pietnresb by our best nnihofs r Fran
Alone is a book Of great merit. aud recnll orto
which display thorough knowledge Of TINT arr which
largely into tho character If every fnlc Tier
We mean the at of the raeoaiear Soqttt,n LII hess
iun 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
A Late Arrival of Building Materials

LNINE Front Door, Rim and Morti-e Locks. viii
Il without night latches, Upright and Ho.,a vi
Rim locks, square Rim Locks and Matches Of mann,
Styles upright, villa, hotel, labitted and sIidioe3a!
r,Ise Locks. Plated pearl white, sass mineral NJ
gillo aud Fancy French Knobs can be furnished st5
either the Rim or Mortise Locks. Latcbe. far Frau
Windows, various patterns Rim aud Moni.e clo.a'
ocks, Cupboard Locks, Stock and Plate Locks STR.
door Locks it'll and without Knobs night ,opare and
Rim Latches, sliding door rail- sheaves and a,lrars
plated, pearl white and mineral Bellpulls front da,
Bells, with fixtures complete, Door md Window HI,
ges in great variety, Gate Hinges of various patterns
Screws of good quality, flom TO inches, Hand rail
Screws fiat, round, square, chain Flush and Tail Bolts
til, mist approved Blind fa,tenngs Sash Locks and
Axle pulleys, Sash Curd,F Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do. by the pound or keg foorin, do
lrtm 8dy to !2dy., .aded Cut do from 3ay 10 40dy
Spikes from to inches. fencing, pulling and ufoGbt
Nails, French, English and Ainericoa Umaow Glass of
different qualities and all the sizes in common use Put
~ in bladders &c.
Believing that nfer greater inducementsa as re.
CARDS quality quantity, variety and price, than any her
establishment in the upper connlry, respectfully ask
q call from those wishing to purchase Building Hard.
GREGORY 4 ROAAlL.
may Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
MERCHANTS.
LntIIsnN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-
" AND RETAIL GROCEkS AND COMAla
siaa Merchants 10 the Granite Front Ba.idihi,
lew dnofs a,.,ye The Merchant Bans, Main sstrst
I,uchbufK VI are nov receiving their Spring supply
Ia which they invite the attention their friends aud
the public ecnemliy-
20 ibid. o. y o and St C Sugars,
30 bbls Retired Coffee do
30 Clarified and Puyrrised do
1914 hoxcs Loaf do
10 bbl- Cru.hnd do
10 hhds Cuba and s O Molasscs
20 bbla O utd Sugnr-hou-e Sirrup
100 Sa, b. Rio and Lasuir Coffee,
p " superior Brown Java
" Genuine Moe do
Chests g +. Imperial and Black Teas,
Tierce. New Crop Rice.
300 Side. Sole Leather, heavy aud light weighs,
: bales Shoe Thread,
5nn0 lbs Bs,e Cotton. assorted numbers
baes Cotton Bous,
100 Sacks Salt,
20 TINS Country ond Trrdegnr Rolled Iron. ass'd
1000 b. Bistrred Sto,l.
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear Steel,
hosr- Patent Axe.. different biands.
20D he = Nails nssUrtcd,
- g Hurse Shoes,
loo .bs House Sh Nails.
- best IVA Scotia Grind Stones,
50 Dukes Sperm aud Adaractne Cnndles.
% " 1urprnfine SOAP.
90 bbl- MnckereI,
% Tanners Oil,
10 600 ba good fanil, Bacon,
100 bushels Coverseed,
Ginger, Spice Pepper Chockolute Alum. SnltPeter,
Soda Starch Copprras, indigo Madjer a large stuck
Goods and great many other articles tedious
mention Nil Of whch they offer sell the very best
ier,,. ~ % give incxchange ior country produce.
,n,f7fz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

o N ANT, w n Il u RO OK y o.
MOULD Re pectfully form taeir ttieu AID the
w public generally that they are now receiving, at
hrir Farssnre Ware RoeIns. Mai ST.. 'ew doors
below tue Narveii House. their stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut and other Furniture ;oge.her with
great many articles in the Nay a House Keeping that
a re useful well ornamental b II hive never oriof"
been introduced this market All Of which have been
eleored frm houses North enioying the highest refd
, a.ion FOR good and faithful wstk.
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged wnrkmen Of skill aud eNpe
rience sni are therefore prepared TO have made 10 or
der out of good eria. any piece Of furniture that
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared rr greater IN lueements 10 rtrsons wanting
aHytlng in tie way Of FURNITURE, than ever be-
lore beea Offered In this market And they hope by ~
sdaous alteration business merit aud receive at least
portion of the public pat onage
CoSANT, WALDRoN & CO
n. B-We would say cid frBeni-aud custom
ers tat We continue To manufacture. Mt pld stand,
o. Bridge st. all kinds of 7. baoeo M5nds ani the
fkc, anil solicit continuance oil their iayors'
mar 1873 g w C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
Between Lynchburg and Wytheville.

1.-THE Trains stopped for a passenger between an,
ofthe above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who nike the ,ars where tickets are not sold, }
will be charged by the conductor, per cent. in ad
lioG To the regular of fare provided. however
that in shall he receive less than ten,
than fifty from any passenger, any punt
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, to
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the
tor, which passes must be explicit in granting the vi
lege to travel on the Free coored persons W. be
required to produce eirree papers, they will be
permitted to travel the cars
jun Is Il. II GIL L. Gen'l Sup't.
GYA papers advertising for this Company will
please stoPa adv rtisements in relation Passenger
Fnlr and inselt the nhnve -nfes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
= n d Ans ~ TO IL A e & q /.
NJ IANEHORN 81 SONS

d Ak ~ u q co.
NJ. IANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fINlE subscribers have constantly ON hand large
4 stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands, which they feel confident
interior 10 in the market and winch will be sold NJ
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORpEHs from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and eutne satisfaction guarantee purchasers
The follow rands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
In Flor de abnna, La Sultana
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jiootenca La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Con1uista,
La Fiel de 7. J. c., FL Leon de Orc
La reresita Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
I'll Progmma, Figaro
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, rrinopes
Lafayette, &c, &C.
ToBACCo.
Dronoco. Nectarine,
Goa Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &C. &c.
Septembe S-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
LADYS NEW FASHION BOOK.

an the IT, 4 every nrotIh Is published, price 25
~ cents, + .unk lie he's l. die Gazette oi ori.
Ia .drn AMI New York Fashions. containing LOO I'm.
cravings al the Newest les of Indies aud Ghild ea-
Hats, Caps, Drossca. Muntillaa, Nc full siz Paper
Pattern oi II MANILA hngs Sheet o. 1ntierns mud d
scrption ui CIR chri W III. Articles Rclrvo Lenlhe
Work. Velvet Phdlne- &c, Entertaining Lits,nr
Matter, Tabs, &c, Novelette, by Mr.. Ann Stephens
Ais0--Enrh Part contains New Sung or Pt,re Il Mn
sic Arrangement lave been comp otsd u PMS
whereby the Newest Designs wllprpei IN tbs Wnik
II. nrnlh before the J. .rs ftshion Books received
by the steamer.
Part wa issued on january Is is5i, mud hnsbrrls
reprinted N different iimrs in ulder the dem lnd
MI the hn,k numbers b. ohtnined. I he eootel
Plate is alone worth money hanis charged luf
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
at ishy Tar the best Fashion Bark izaurd in his
try Wccorriay recommend 1t N Y DAILY 7imrs.
1ak she highest nnlnm NJ all Journals Of il ehss.'
Y, Tribmc. THIS Is uperb work D iran
script 1t the beet record ri the Fnshon nos pub
lished." Sunday Times PhAade'ptta.-.'t contains
all the new Fnsninns and IA coiored Pntc oi grenr
beauty. me .ournoi.
One copy. me ycnr 81; two do. s.; four do 20 One
copyn the GHIelte copy # ilmpei :, Putnam
Gruham's Magazine. year. -.
thce No. e I'm street New YurK, and for sale b,
all Bnnksrrrs inthe United States and Canadas.
up 10 d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS
sBABURY's SHOE & HAT STORE.
Ap 1854 Spring Supply. d

n feeeis a large supply great variety OF 1P'ns
] !. summer 0,s,ds | an confident ia re has never
been ..fenoI in Lynehburg such .-''r nent OF IA
DIES CATERS SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOO
LINDs and WALKING SHOES; GEN LEM
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES sldPPEfS& PUMIN
MISSES GATE 2RS BOOTS au4 S1.IPPERSi BOY ;
BOOTS an SHOES and Ci1lLDbEN'S SHOES by
the .malf CART-LOADH
Also IA splendid sonmtut 81 MES's,BnY aud cHlL'
pnEks SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling
I4unks, Cafpet b = Yal.s :, Umbrellas. &c, &e.
N. tvo oldest suns nre with A. Statesmen. on 81
my purpose base every nodn"n extended Ia
my customers which reason will approve. To a very
lihefni community my heartfelt thanks are lendere y
with assurance tint ali all be done that ought ~ be-"
to .cenr. il. continuance r. SEABURY.
y B.-My friends vii fad some 0ne in my store at
almost hour, day night. except ON the Snhhni
on tut da, j. miftance. at c"ur-e. !. ).
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
Work. Work.. WOrk!!!

1--WE subscriber is anxnu- all kinds of work in
the Jewelrs line such repariug Watches, Cloc KS
Brenst Pins Finger Rings ind making all kinds of PLAN
Je"ery. He has the very best workmen and will have
all wnrk entrusted him done in the very best manner
and warrante l. JNO. WRIGHT IR.
MI cnn have Medallion Lockets and Spectacle
Glasses, 10 suit all ages put in equal to those done
North
Jun %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
sOUTH-sgDE RAILROAD
10 4 sssl - -

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
n pot, in Petersburg every day, Sunday excepted,
at O'Clock, A. M, and arrives Burheville the in
tersection of the Richmond and Danville Ral-Road
mt 10 clockA connecting by that Road with Messrs
T. fagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court nuse,
Halifax Court House, Danve and Greensboro, N I.
aud arriving at Farmviile 1l.30 A. connecting
there with Mrssrs Flagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, the train leaves Farmville |, p. NJ,
ara BurkevIe at % p M. arriving IN Petersburg in
time for the trains going North or South. connecting
every Tuesday md Friday with the Appomattox Rail-
Kond with he spl ndid nshps Roanoke und james
l'wh tor w.fok, which leave City Point at Up M.
and every Wedn sday Tia steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point the same hour.
J. ssei gers preerrng in Petersburg The over
night can take the morn tran North H. A. NJ.
the james River Boats for Old I lint, Norfolk and Balti
more ut 3, A. NJ the or the South 9 oC l)ck
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed Htes:
l'etween Petersburg and Lynchbure. through in
- nt'eh nonrs' .---..-. - % w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in days. ......-..----.. 8 90
Between Petersburg and he Sulphur 81 r.ngs
th ough IN two days 10 On
Between Petersburg Danvlle, through in twen
ty-our hours, %
Between Petersburg Gee sboro', n. G., thro'
in two days, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 Oh
between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. G through
in three days..- Is 90
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte ..-.-..-$Is 90
freight train tnves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, wednesday and Friday morning at g. A. NJ and
returns the same days, Any person wishing see the
rates It freight obtain freight list by calling usop
III" Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 E. J. WALL Snn't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
GAS LIGHTS.

1--WE Lyme burg Ga. Light Company now fu.lY
4 prepared 10 furnish Stores, Churches, Fartor les
nnd private i0milies with Gas Of superm quality
Whether consider the brinnc, Of the light, rts Tree
dom from thing enlen tied sp rooms, ut nitur
or carpets. its che=pnrss, it is far superior any othe
light nov in W beg leave invite attention to h"
following feconms gdation OF few at those WHO have
,esied lis qualities.
The aIersig hed, who using Gas manufactured at
The Lyehburg Gas y nrks. take pleasure ia recommend
ing II to uu citizens large, being better. eraner
aud cheaper than any oiher liz lat have used consider
H. a. ii ;,fbt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
Oh BHDS N. O. * L X Sugat,
~ DO bi4 Coffee aud Clarified Sugar.
80 boxes and bbls. Luaf Ciushod, and Pul
verified Sugar,
100 lag- RIO and Lnguira Coffee.
30 bug, SHrerior Old IVA Coffee,
Is hhd.. Cubn nnl f. Il. Muassos,
20 bbl- n q. Molnsses,
20 tol- Bur Iron n.sorcd,
do Hpop md Band do,
do. Bisterd ST. ell.
| do. Cast and Shear do,
l00D0 hs Bnron.
POO Splrs Sol Leather,
u do. Black Upper do,
10 doz Cali Skins,
% Pink III ing do,
10 Sheer Skins
loco 6ales Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnnbure..
So Boxes Sperm aud Adnmantine Candies,
80 do. Hubs. Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap
10 do Starch,
900 kegs Nuis, 3 TOGO n.y.,
10 VIZ ! Nmls,
ID bbls T nncrs Oil
10 ms Peruvian Guuno.
900 sacks Salt
Also
Pind, nlroched and Brown Dumc.tic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Win low Glass aud
Putty, Copperas, Ala Mndder and Indigo, Pepper
I'll ger and Spice Spades. Shovc., Trace and Halter
Chnns, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shnr, and Hats
For shle exchange Cor country Prnducc,un accomo.
dutiug terms. Gap 2Its) JOHN HOLlINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
GAS FITTING.

AM fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
Il Dwellings. or Factories the shortest notice. Hav
ing had several Years experience the BUSINESS my
"o' k may be elied on perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time | Will also furnish steam pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gus Filter. Ma II.
Wilson & frsnklin's old stand, up stairs
Jun dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
RECoMM ENDATIoNS.
CUR EsnIhFEH.s OKFlrr VI 4 Tenn Il Il

Lynchhutg Va. Sept-m %. 1898.
TO THE RAILROAD II BLic.
All the Unrs 81 every lind IN upon Il Ioad lavs
Seen made u the Piedmont Npks. in Lynrhbure, uu
d, til. direction of Gen'l Neilleios as Agent
Il gives much pleasure 10 gay that cars have
oern strongly and faithfully executed. cheerluy r,
mmend these wnrks companies requiring cars,
competent construct aid hiIh uy execute any con
that may b. made With the OF these orks
CHAS. + NJ. GAhNETT,
Chisf Eng. Va i. Tenn. Il. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

Our terms will be cashor negotiable paper satsfac
tory endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen ears he has
been IN business in Lynchburg. wou just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes the additional facilities now has nd
by the constant attention he feels deterined give
his business in all its various branches. merit
tinuance oil the patronage of a liberal public.
sept 23-ts geo g. CuRLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
GAS. GAS! CASH!

DERSoAS wishing their houses fitted for hur'ne
Gas will find some strong Inducements offered, 10y
applying 10 the subscriber have good WORK men and
superior stock of materials A G. DABNEl.
n. b All orders Tor fitting up Tobacco Factories
sed within -ixt days, payment will not be required
betoe the LIST of June, 1855.
inn -dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
/" A Word to The Wise

| not Arrays s'lfcieht-.evera words -eeded -
4 DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" as fertzeri,
supported by array Of names who have tested thai
ought TO carry conviction all. Now the time tn
'ppy it to h Com ara Tobacco crops 1t may be
had uquantities to,ut with directions for use. from
may % b. +. SACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
DILLARD n OGDEN,
GrOcerS d Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
ftOfSlS ! Il pur Of the following articles New
~ Orleans. Port' Rico aud Coffee Sugars; lava, La
and Rio Coffee; Iron Steel, and Nail> OF every
yariety For ign nd Domestic Liquor-; large
ment of supple DiyG DDS, Hats Cnp., Boots. and
indeed ~ variety Of goods usually kept in Grocery
huuse. Their stock IA the lrge-t II mt it has ever
been their pleasure offer The public Feeling con-
hden they scllts low ny house in the city, they
respectful y solicit ali from their friends and the pub
lie generally, bcfore purchasing
WV s d. LARD
WIN II. OGDEN
npl Cts O pose the Fnrrer4' Bank