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and French, German ana English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, F.asss,
Shetland Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters kuives,
Bowie Knives in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal Of the most ferocious character In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
muH, every thing that is usually kepti in Hard
wa,e Store, which We buy directly from the
MANUFACTURES, which vii. enable him to sci. as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
tn" state. Just drop in and take . look at his
stock.
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MEDICAL.
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NoL q particle Of Mercury IN il.

80" ~
Not n particle Ot Mercury in il.
i,,c,,,;,,,o ro,nosy tor scro,,r, Kirc,s o,.u
pbann, .,isn, Obstinate Cniancnus ErHnIio,,s
pir,ni"s ar nustnlos On ,be r,ce botcbes hoj's
chranic sore ,.yes ring yyor,n or tattsr sc,lds5
SeaG onI.rGo,Ien, an1 ns,i,' or ,be ho,os a,J
Joints s,ubtorn nIcars synhiIi,ic disorder. INN.
baro animal cnnnI,;rts ,nd ali d.sa,sa, ,r,si,,,r
Cron a., inindic;ot,. Of rrsrcnry irnnrnIencs
in Iifa or ir,,nrity of MOOD
T,is ,,.Im.EIa ,,,5iairo ,,bioh has hocor,o
copehroted for tho nnmbsr orexir,ordinary currs
effected ,hrongb ito ,gepcy has induced tbn
.nronris,oIs a7 thc nrgeni rronpst Of lhetr
firn Is. 70 offer il to tho nnbIi, which ,be, do
Win ,he u,most confdeace in lis virtues and
wnnlrrrnI rnraiiva nronrr,i.s Tbe r,lIowing
certificates. selected from LARGE number. are
bowrvrr stronger testir,ouv tbao thr mora
word Of the proprietors md are all from zen.
llrmnn woll know, in their localities and oftLe
hichaei ,ns,ectalilitv many ofthrrn r.si,Iino In
,he cfty n( kichnopd Va
7. Boyden E,a of the Exchange Hotel Rich.
mouG known eycrvwgere, saws he has seen the
medicine called Cartrrs Spanish Mixture adj.
uiulstpred in over hundred cases, in nearly all
the diseases for which il is recommended. with
,hp rnosi astruishfurly rood rcgult. H., ca, q
/, is the mos, extraordinary medicine he ays
ever .r.n.
AVA, ana raycr-rrpat cure i hereby cer,l
ry. rr,,t for rhro, yesr, had Aque and Foyer ol
Nh. ,no.t virlort descripliop had eayeral
Physicians. took Iarpe Quantities of Ouiuiur.
Mercnry ood b.,,cVe All lbe loni. o,Iv,,.,.,.a
butfI wi,bonlany per,9snent rel er A. las,
rriet cerlrr,4 snauish p,ixtn.c, two hotties Of
which etT.cluaIlv cured me ami am L,pp, 10
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-21
.hCIS0u CLOTHING STORE
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
e. 1T.l.E:.EE.E...:TI. - !. !. NJ A N..
sUMMER AND FAIL CLOTHING.

SM inLAli'2 II A'Il "tlo'S D4t lFui'IFt tl"l He
VIZ has now on hand the most splendid lot OF
Ready Made ...
SUMMER AND FALL CLOTHING. "
And is Offering to the people Of Jackson and
vicinity, at the lowest prices, the most Fash.
i0na R,lG Styles, ana most approved and
fashionable Goats, Pants, and Vests IIandker.
chiefs, Srspcuters, Check Shirts Drawers, Cra-
watts, Stocks, Fine Shirts, Gloves, Socks, and
UndeIsDirts And anything and everything
pertaining to a tirst-rIte Cloth ng Establish.
ment, including a fine assortment Of the spring
style Of Hats and Caps Of every variety =;
Trunks, Carpet sacks, etc
And a3 an dealing with the most extensive
Merchants in CINCINNATI, my Goods are war
ranted to be good.
July 6, 81. I5-f
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GUNNEIRESl 7


lie also keeps constantly en- hand very
article Of
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GUNSMITHlNG BUSINESS S

lie has constantly and viii keep on hand,
not only good, but BETTER assortment OF
Rifles, Fowing pieces and Pistols, Manutactur
ed by himself, and under his immediate inspec
ton, and from good material as can be found
elsewhere In the State. Persons wishing to
furnish themselves with first rate article Of
this kind, will do well 10 call aud examine as
he is determined not to be under3old ttali, 9
the quality into considerations by any simia
establishment His work will al be warranted
to be first rate, both in regard to quality of ma.
tcriaI and
STY lie OF TNIS II;
with utility and convenience.
Being furnished from one Of the best Houses
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AdxrvLo6 nnals,

20 AdxfULO0 xnGs.
We ere credihay informed thAe 0ea. Alvarez has
q present. a. assst In Bsa FraAoiscs, ededrs largo
rsan Of land and other privileges - United States
oitiEsns who will emigrate to Aoapuloo. We are
further informed that all the restrictions OF the 60
vernment. which were hitherto 70 annoying at the
latter port, have been lately removed, and that YES
sells In the hsrbcr now allowed free access with
the shore at all hours, without any tiihculty.
TIKI GOLD MINES or ECUADOR.
We translate the following extract Of letter
from Quito dated May IT. and pubiahed In the Com
ercio Of Lima
From Cuenca, we continue to receive interesting
notices relative to the gold mines which are being
wosk ed. The one that holds out the greatest ex-
pectstiocs Is that Of Paute shich according to ac-
counts, was one OF the richeet in former times.
The most extraordihsry thing s that the riches
Of the river Psute are not confined only to its head
waters, but that the stream brings down the gold
TO where It empties itself into the Amazon, which
the name of Santiago.
Thus continue the taking ont Of gold deposits by
the abosigines Of that country, and the kwdc6s
(tressure depoats) which they work in the parish
that II is calculated that more than two hundred
thousand dollars has been extracted in the last
three months.
The President went to Amboto with the intention Of
04AmluIu& anu cAplUIuH VIC vtvU1 EeSSS12s III AhOS
they should have gone to Topo. from whence, &C.
cordng to all the accounts travellers, the PsstazA
begins to be nsyigable, from which It appears we
have in this river port in the centre Of the Cor
dilIera, which will serve for tue commerce Of the
provinces Of Leon and Chirrib0razo.
MIR. Watson left for Napo with the intention Of
exploring this river from thence he will cross the
andgof Quixos and Canelas to look for the Pastaza,
and to examine the point of Accommodation that can
be established between these two rivers.
The Governor Of Cuenca is engaged In opening
road to Gualaquiza with the view Of descending by
the Paute to the confluence Of the zamora, from
which these rivers forming single one under the
name Of Santiago, begin to offer q secure and COM
modious navigation to the Maranon, little above
the Popgo Of Manseriche.
CONSULAR NOTICES.
CONSULATE, U s. AMERICA, I
PORT or PANAMA, N. G. July 8, 1854. +
Notice is hereby given that John Osborn, United
States citizen supposed to lie from the State Indiana
from Linn county State of Iowa died at the American
Hospital, in this city, on the 9th June last
THOS. WIN. WARD, U. s. Consul.
PANAMA. July 8, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Bowler Of Pro-
whence Rhode Island and citizen OF the United States
of America died board the steamship Sonora the
2lst of June last while her passage from San Francisco
to this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-27
Horrible Murders I'm Delaware.

SEDUCTION OF WHITE WOMAN BY YEGRo-MuR
DER OF WHITE MAN-rwo OTHERS DANGEROUS
LY WOUNDED.
The Milford (Del) Beacon, Of the 22d inst, says
We have just received intelligence of a horrible
murder perpetrated at or near Laurel, Sussex coun
~, on Thursday night last by negro slave. We
have not gained the full particulars, but give them
as far az we have ascertained 1T seems thata man
by the name OF Anderson had negro hired by the
lame Of Samuel Galway, who had seduced his
daughter; and upon the fact being discovered An
derson threatened to shoot the negro, whefeupon
the negro left. Anderson. however, went to the
negos master purchased his time, and got bill Of
sale. He then sold him to a trader by the name OF
Iindale, who employed two men, named Collins aad
Heain TO fake him; and the negro having left his
clothes at AnGerson's, he (Andersan) sent him
word that he could return and get them. The ne
gro kept his clothes in a grannry or some other
outhouse wherein Collins and Hearn had secreted
themselves, for the purpose Of tying him when he
entered to get them. The negro came and Adder
son went with him to this house; aud when the ne
gro entered. he (Anderson) closed the Door, and
the two men inside attempted to seize him, when
the negro knocked Collins down with a club, and
stabbed him TO the heart with butcher knife, kill
ing him almost instantly. Upon bearing the scuf
e, Anderson rushed in and the negro fell upon him
and Hearn, cutting Hearn's throat in such horfid
manner that his life Is despaired Of, and nfctng q
fearful cash in Anderson's stomach, which exposed
his entfaiis. Andersons wound has been ssw ed up,
aud his physician has some slight nope q BIS ne.
coveTy but Hearns, 1t is feared is beyond recovery.
The negro is still at large and the Governor has
offered reward OF 5000 for his detection We have
no doubt but he viii be caught II Is supposed he
is net out Of the State yet. We cannot describe
him. nc IT, however, nearly six feet high, and stout
built.
The Delaware Journal says We have heard
that the negro is concealed in a large swamp which
is surrounded by HUNDREDS Of people armed. IL IL
feared the people will lynch him If taken. 1t Is
said from good authority. that the daughter Of one
d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-27

MURDER IN 1LLINoIs.--It becomes our painful
duty to record another murder as the result of the
free use of Intoxicating liquors. On Thursday
evening last party Of five lrishmen got into row
about treating, at The Washington House, in this
city, the consequence Of which was the inhction of
five stabs upon the person Of one Of their number
by another Of the party, producing death in a few
minutes. Three Of the stabs penetrated near the
heart, another In the stomach and one In the thigh
The man lived long enough TO Identify to an officer
the four men whom be accused Of assaUlting him.
They Immediately fed, but the officers succeeded
in arrestiDg three OF them, the one escaping said
TO be the actual murderer. The name of the muir
dered man is Hogan. The whole of the Marty were
raftsmen, Immediately down from the Pineries and
other raftsmen identity the murderer as being
man BY the name of James McFadaen, or McPha-
Ion, who Is described as follows:-About s feet 10
inches high thirty YEARS old, heavy built, full, red
face, black hair, aud small patch Of sandy whis-
kers Immediately below his ears A reward Of
500 Is offered for his apprehension and convic.
tion oy the city authorities The apparent cause OF
the murder, We are informed, was a reluctance on
the part OF the deceased to spend his money In
treating bis companions. Others say, however,
that there was a quarrel between the parties at
Moline where they landed and were paid OF, and
that there was an old grndge at the bottom OF the
affair. TIE three accompces are in jail for trial,
ard the officers are hard after the murderer. We
think TIE whole community will concur with us in
saving that lt IA time 20 20 away with, az least, q
portion OF the liquor shops in this city and organ.
ise sufficient night police, This 10 lot the last
case OF the kind vbich win occur II some measures
are not taken 10 prevent them. Rock Island (ful
6dceilts Juiy T.
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MUanEHoUs notwithstanding to the
Castle. Rev. b. Bullock, OF Dana, has bee
rsigned before magistrate Of Barre, On
plant OF Mr. Lindsay, for en- assault with int
XIII the complainant. The examination ha
been finished when the Gazette was printed.
affair IS supposed to have grown ont OF attempt
suppress the sale Of Intoxicating drinks Ia Dam
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CHARGE OF RArE-A mau banned George Fisher
nah Short, on the charge Of having committed a
RAPE upon her daughter, little girl ten yeas OF
aee. The girl was sent on sn sren1 10 house in
Eighth street, above Market. aud while there, she
alleges, was taken into room by Fisher. The
by sicisE testified to the girl beirg very mach ia
'u~cd. The accused was held In "a, 900 bail by Al
GERMAN Hibbaet to awata further hearisa. pit,e.
fefffp p-rusvirari1n yvly ,6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-27

OCEAN HOUSE ST RICK By LraHrNIHe.--There
we're two very severe thunder showers at Rye Bea h
Yesterday. at about O'clock, the lightning struck
the Ocean House, passing down on the dferent con-
dactors into the ground, vita the exception of the
conductor near the genEemeB sitting room, where
cm;ng 10 contact With the bell wire, Il passed over
that melting about twenty feet Of it. There were
about twenty gentlemen and ladies In the parlnr but
bsshoek vas scarcely felt by them and 90 QUE vas
iriol ed About 40 persons wee I'M tae house a ice
tme.--B9gtea Trgfcbss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

CAMBRIDGE MAnKn, March lat market 249 sattls, a
beves and no stores consisting Of working orsn,
bsef-s1s % So nrst quality, ~ IS ss second qua
lty ST. y 20; third quality, % IS; ordinary 20 -
Hides % 30 per ewt. fAllow, % 80 $50. Pslt s5x
50 80. Barrelling eatte, Is - % IS. Cow aa6
calves 30 $50 Two years OLD, 80 eo1 Three ysas
old, &4l e72. Sheep and lambs76s Of market; Pnsee
sxtra 81 sl2; BY lot % %. sWtns-aons; N -
mAnd Ut IN advance.
BRIGHTON MAnxx March 2 -At markst 72s bssf sattoa1
svine Several ots a. cattle intended for this week have
NOT vet arrived Prisss-Bset oattls-An stssmps ~
made 10 advance in pdss without sesss ws aness =
ouaIity 81 50 IS; ssoosd o. 81 80; third, ss -
"a 7s Worhin4 OEsn-Quits . nambse Of sales were
49, Via from s7O 20 Sl6o. O0ws asd Oalvss-A iaRne
onmSsr Il nsrst saIss fron - 10 eSe 6hssp-SAh1s
sroO a 10 o. svSsseales OF several saan o 81 -
Sks Aad o.. Al ystAA fSom INA y u
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Decrease In the week In 1854 .........,,.$ Sl2 3ls
Foreign productions doing better The Influence Of
the diminishing imports Is quite favorable We observe
that most owners are less anxious TO sell Continental
English fAbrios vhs these are in improved request
purchasers begia to realize the probAbHty-which We
ventursd to picture time Ago-of their being able
to secure supplies on easier terms during the ensuing few
month"; The suctonssrs still kept busy enough In
dposng OF stocks that not attractive to buyers
they are sold st such irregular prices to afford
criterion Of the condition and prospects Of the business in
Its legitimate channel Hence It is unnecessary to dwell
upon their results All ssasonable fabrics be easily
and advantassously vsndsd In private We are glad to
irow this and the additional fact that long credits are
generally denied BY faetors encouraging indios
ton which We ardsnty hope viii become and more
distinct - we progress until the cash prinopls-ths
sures safeguard Of prosperity and powsr-shan be
recognised everywhere The nearer We approach to it,
universal adoption the exempt win W BE- from 70
verses and failures Of AL kinds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

The Mayor Of Baltimore has vetoed the bill consodatng
the Baltimore and sasqushanna Railroad with the roads
connecting with Lake Erie.
The Lssslaturs Of Kentucky ID rapidly insrsasug the
banking capital Of that State Within short period
bills have passed both branches creating no less than
thirteen banks, including branches, Wis.,
l. The Deposit Bank Of Covngton hes been shangsd to
the "sayinss Bank Of Testimony" with branch At
Springfield and one ut Burks rlls Capital $500 O00
a. The "PlAntsrs' and M.nufaotursrs' BankO located
At Louisville, with nine brAnchss viz AT Eddyvne
Hswesvle, Glasgow, Elisabethtown, Shelbyvils, Cyn
thisDs, Wnchsser Bsrbour.yills and o.tstsburs Cap
ital - 600 000 with the privilege Of large
Besides these, bill has passed the House Of Rsprsssn
tatives BY vote OF Al to 49, establishing ct the
village OF Milton, Tumble county, opposite Madison
Indiana with branches at Ekton Stanford Lancaster
and Prestonburg
In addition 10 the above thsrs other bank bills not
yet acted upon BY which It ID proposed 70 establish the
Drovers' Bank, !" the "Fall's City Bank" 30.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered ct this port
for warshsusng and also the withdra walls from ware
house during the week ending and including Thursday
March 2, 1854 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

FRIDAY, March Sd r n
There was great activity Ia the mining board to day
An improvement Of took place in Parker vsin which
closed arm ct the higher rates About $500 shares
sold at the Stock Exchange. Lshigh improved at the
mining board Rutherford improved Y, and closed nrn
Potomac reached ~ on time. Ulster Lead old ct TX,
buyer 90, which an improvement last salss Phsnix
gold And Conrad arc stationary. Cumberland coal i'm
proved ~ closing st ask New Jersey Zinc reached loH
on time small lot Of Gardner Gold changed hands ct
AZ and several lansaoor took place in the street at
similar ssurs mining stocks are decidedly In the
o0ndant.
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The Fire NJ New Brighton !.

Seeing statement In yesterdays paper restng to tn
6re Staten Irlau6 the residences OF Mrs. CAretser
with correct . statement that made rsl .u TO
he hre engine. II No ., o, Fsotoryvills. that
eivsd the Information from the singer oiogs
and arrived the ground 1t lax O'Clock and wsns !,
work Immediately. Also No I, Of Port R'ohm M.
they received the information, procesded to
the Of grafton and arrived taere about Ak
O'Clock and went work. but account OF the scacty
OF water their efforts were In vain. Yours, 80,
JOHN g. MCKELVEY Fo, oman Of No. q
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Court OF Common Pleas.

MARCH Louis Dsssuee us Richard Coyaeu.-AcHon
for assault and battery; but the plaintiff not appearing
the comp plant dismissed.
The Court then adjourned for the term and will meet
this morning to give decisions On Monday tbs general
argument term v II commence. There will be NO jury
trials until the first Monday In April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Family Market Prico Current.
We have but little change to record in price cara
this week. The following table, corrected from waah.
ton Market, shows that eatablss are stationary -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

HnR-fhe tAnsactfons In American hemp for the
past three days have bsen very lm sd smbrasnR ouy
100 baiss usdrsasd 1t $685. and fsv small lots IN III
20 bales Ans dressed II e1o6 e2T0 Mauila-fhs ssI
stoek n nrss hands hsd sarsy OF the narkst aad n
ths absseos q aay ssh arrivals the oaly msvsnset In
pc Axtsk = 9vA essqad hAndA d lic Jua hM \.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08

1.-THE lrair - stopped lafa rn-scrFel hrt~""h NM
al the above numrh rnit IL chargc Nil be mnto iron
The point a-t passed ~ the Train. mud ehnrPe vii
ho l"ss thn twent-'is. cents IN any rnsr.
Passengers VIII Il" not procure lirect@ (oNccrl th"s"
who take the vince Itok't- not .old,
will he charged hs Tide rdurur per cent. IN al
s,iion to rcrut 81 iHra. utos died. ho~,.s",
that IN nu sn.r shs Ia 49, ~ tnn ten. MOI NOR
HIM hty cent, lor, ary In-seeac, 1" my pin,
- rrnad.
Servant. vii b. rcqa1odn hnsr rvn i,u-.rs. on Ia
be LETT with The rh,.t A'rId hud1ir with the CON e.
tpr, winch pa~ses n,ust n' tIi,t ntefnnthe ~
lrre trnv"l o, the t,c eolnrcd persons h,
required Proaaee tn bst they will he
permitted 10 trns,l an ~ cut
Jun Ii l.. II ell l.. tehi Supt
iRAll papers ndserti-ln# - rris HoalntA will
lease stopu ads Iti-emcnr-l teh'rou Pa enp'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
A Remedy Fl Each Disease

no PREVENT Cure CHOLERA ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
IN trayelue rrd other
LsA, lr Of uden s"kness
CHOLERA Taxi N a
oi every pam internally
DIR RosES ChRMISATIvE BAIsAM. Cholera Mortu Bowel Com
equal
In With bowel cholera unttu-
rhas perfect haln A. speh for bowel
used
nrne the memorial Ter "i' tet nj %on. n,,iye lowers
ron AL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND RTAppE7,
D. j. y. Io.t', {. Hp9un fled EE ,,ci 81 B"chu.
oil the KID
IL, ii -ie D. Phtsr. prte
d. J. Ro ISV'ooa-rrso 1oADnL Tins rTeys"n
-rr the~hoe sstem It" almost Miraculous IN s
Dr Ro.r. corea Syrup, having stood
r Off inflammation
Coughs Asthma Consumption and all Lung Disc Price 90
DE .AsriB These pills
they
Bilious state OF the levers gnhg
cleansing The stomach
adapted Southern
particularly
bou attuk and whsn used with DR. Roses Tome NJ ue viii the
l25 and %
all SKIN dsea.e, scroiuous
the blood all others Price so
ia sRo.s. Throats
FACE SIDE B1k of Limbs from cold Ii rre- srsns CLba sCramp.
thirty
Philadelphia graute from the University n 1901
honorary member Of the fhl,dflIlH Medical Society
JAMES u. THOMPSON cos
tturmery JrAg p NrEhts)
NewD rug n
NJ CarrerF uc'lej Garner Co. Rs Lk HeNe tine Mkn
we, dealers generally, city and Throughout the
State
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GAsFITTING.
WATCH q JBwELRY' ESTABLISHMENT
Geld aad Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. slLVERTIlORN& co,
Main St, Lynchburs. \

4 wEhave iu4 r--.ved. from the Noitl-r" re.
"a u large suppl, of Watches and Je"elr,. which
S5 wee purchased in person and ~c can therefore
warrant every article sid.
In the stock vii be found fine gold and sker lever
Watches. from the finest CHRON0METER, down To q
plan article oil of which genuine and peri Hps IA
b. =. .,srrnent ever OPENED In tlHs market
L. me Jewery line will say that no article can be
ca,i, tor "a hich able IL offer.
A LARGE AND WILL SELECTED sfook OF gentlemen :
yst and Fob Chains, ard Ladies Breast Pms ahf Bur
Ri. Is C. " u be ouud verY attractive.
GoLp AND SILvEs " Rs.--"e invite -P"ctpl ait"n
,ion .l.o To our facilities in nuf turing Gold aud
Silver Wss, large assortment oi which i kept I'm
.taptly on saa and deserves the inspection Of all who
wish Ia purchase
RkPAIRlss-Watehcs, Jewelry and all aft'cts "i
Gold and S,e Mare repaired and improved on The
shortest notice.
Person. visiting lynchbnrg and desiring any a,iej'
y, GU, line will find their alvant 10 call mud es
or,,s the stock We anxious 10 exhibit the-c
goods. knosing that the superiority a. our imfnftouah
snd the un-u-pa.-e rkmanship OF ON manufacturing
he cse.lled
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
RECEIVING AND On HAND :


Oh hHps ~ y X. S"s"',
~ 10 bis. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
80 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed, and Pul
verified Sugar,
100 bags RIO aud Laguila Coffee
20 bag SUPERIOR Old J IVA Coffee,
~ hhds Cuba AM T.. X. Molasses,
~ bbl- n O. Mola+ses,
30 tors Bar Iron, n--ort,d
= do Hoop nnd Ban'l do,
do. B.I-rcd st el.
do. Ca-i aud Shear do
10 OG0 lbs Bnrou
900 SnIcs Sol. Leat',rl,
T. do Black Upper do.
40 dnz. Call Skins
% = Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 i;alrs Carton Ynrn,
10 Bales D-tnhures
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantiae Candles,
80 do. Hull 4 Sons faten; do
ID do. Smp,
10 do Starch.
$50 kegs Nail, toG0 n.y.,
10 Wr / Nml4,
Is Dbl, I liners Oil,
40 Peruvian Guuno,
200 sacks Salt.
PLAID Beechel and Brown Domcsti Calico, Linen,
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Win low Glass and
Puuy, Cor p.rus, Alu Nader and Indigo Pepper,
I'll gr and >pi,e. Spades Shovcl,. Trace aud Ilnlte
CHAINS Manure and Hay FOLKS Boots Shm and Hats.
For sale, excl nrge Tor country Prnduce"n nrcomo.
dating terms Gap, u ~ JOHN liOlLlNS.