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that bis motive IN mtRDg the allegation In re- !
otho President was in retaliation for INV O MID
to rise when "the Queen" was drunk, sutid
ting that the impression might be conveyed
Washington that | WAS ore of these who were 7
to rise.'' Now, we not for moment question
Sicklss satisfaction at seeing himself Yepresante
tie sttitude Of performing bis little vsgariss. |
then the gods would have rejoiced but this, fo
own sake. a. well as the regard We have foI
feelings OF our readers, we choose NOT to do;
urfher, beg TO infprr bin that BE- more than
axes hinsslf 10 supposing az ythin9 of the :
TIE feeble vanity 20 apparent In Mr.. Sickles' Led
could only have given life 10 sucn supp Mitiou |
be has Lot yet become 81 ali i'm ocrtAut perso q
reflection might have removed this vain glori0us
precision from our eecreiary's mind. Ia all friend
would we advice our pugoacious adversary to cvl
lesa partiaiity for Auet Jan pedantfy and cost
tipkets, and more love Of Americas dlgnided
piicity. Vivid as ia his fancy, aud vast che tdea
Of his creative, be bias forpotten that social 81
and comfy which has 30 exalted his count ryu|
we're he to COPY the unostepsstious manners or
person On whom be has taste red this ludicrous q
rel, the effect would mt be bad. n
Again recurring to the reports, we will here 81
that the decorations OF ths bali were correcty +
sc,ibed-the spte,fesof Hr. Peabody and Sir Ed
scn Tenant were inserted precisely as give, I'd
ror have we stem reason for altering the laogd
or sense Of what We said N reference 10 perysDs Id
"slew TO riee;" we have only, tnes, 50 refer to|
rtmsiniDg Offensive poftion--Mr Buchanan'a|
msik ks.
Tie unioiiiated render would indeed fipd It I
cult to discover apythicg We pnt into the md
OF MT. Buchanan, matter at which q grave d Il
natst might take cfTence; but dipl ,maoy
fond the POINT and risen the quibbie." A n
ct delicacy, however, id cause N TO omit ces|
portions OF Mr.. Buchspan's remarks, inssmuc \
they would neither reflect credit on his lita'
taste nor add to tie union Of that large peilsso
high among statesmen Of the present day.
scoth, We know him too vel 10 doubt COT q mon
but TINT the appearance cf his remarks Ia sr,
would, IN calRer uomeots, nave been extyor
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over kne 81 llcs VI Oedrly Won p5Nue.
Nor do tbo details no furnished by Canrobert i'm
part any essential novelty TO the information alrea
dy possessed. At the commencement of the engage.
nent desefters ealy priced the all es Of the
nous forces which, pushed into Sebast opol, had in
creased the of the enemy to s,methiug like
100 900 men. $1,000 Of these under the eye Of the
GA. two sons, tue Grand Dakss Michael and MISC
las, tsssi.s d the Epghih, WOO had not mere than
thousand men in position, tie st Of ther forces
btirg srgsgsd on the works How long this hand
fni corfer ued again q, sucn vast Odds before Gen
eal Eosquets division came To their aid, Is not
slated but the Struggle must cave been deadly in
deed, for Little more than halt their humble es oaped
They valiaptiy," says General Canrobert, sup
pcri4d the shock nDni General Bosqust, arriving
with part Of his DIVISION, able 10 lead CO.
operation which determiredt e success OF the NJ
fair" Out of the seven Ens li-h generals struck
down, II IL doubtful, II isssd, whether more than
Speaking OF the r ench, Canrobert states that the
Algefiaas greatly d,stlD guished Themselves; that
three charges with the bayonet were made, and u
was only to the third shock that the enemy yielded
his ground, which he lefs spread with dead AMI
wounded Three thousand dead he left On the
field, and the "whole OF his loss cannot
he esiimsted at less than eight or ten
Thousand mer." The 80 tie made st the Same
time By the Russaps on the French left, seems 70
have been Of desperate chsta ter aud repulsed
BY General Foiey by no less desperate efforts. Tho
sAu5ShiB WSfc TOUR t0OushDu q, hud poor O6u.
DC Laromel, one Of the most gallant irits In the
Frnch army. having route toem followed them TO
he very sails OF the place, he fell victim 10
his TOO chiyalfous ardor. TIE French had in their
turn so retreat, under fire VI the pls e, and with
Considerable loss 10 this rite thousand OF the
enemy were killed, but Ia the whole affair the Fog.
iisb and French together, have had put hoys
de combat scarce less toan five thousand men. With
such vi tories AZ these the of the Tnvsli ies
: may well roar 90 listltss cara Altogether. some
thirg Hore specific than the battle OF Inksrnsnn Ia
wants to cheer che pubic mind; To- wnat vita the
exceeding gloom snd cold, aud gsoerst morosencss
OF the weather, the absence OF al g4ieiy sue many
families in mourning, and the high pioe OF provi.
siof Paris is the very gnosf n lbs natural sell Toe
departments mpasbise. hike toe me noss Of
body whose heert is CHILLED; ent a., from tms TO
time. any discussions on ine contemplated uni.
versL exhibition are entered on the publ,
jcurnsls, or blown into imp r'arce by TIE great
official organ, n almost pruvukes mockfng emile,
TIA. THAI which originated In IA era Of peIfeot and
dalversal ssce, should be peIs,sed IN when y in
ssngrraii. . may find woric IL flames
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06

New (0parinershlp,
STAG Ely a " l. l. |. s.

ACEY a " /. J.. IS
No. II on The Lercc- Successors 10 R0if.
DoaasH,
HAVING formed a copar'ner.h.p, for rar-
i / rying on the Grocery ami PradHrf Bpsi-
ness, and having purchased the entire stock Of
Mr. Robert Donnell, will continue Tire radc, rs
all It's branches at the above stand. One q
the firm has jus, returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive additions, $40
tina, our stock is now large and complete, pud
will be sold for small profit We respect.
fully solicit and will be happy TO receive, a
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
10 our predecessor which from rigid mtou-
ton to business, and Uniform, fair aud ian-
orab'e dealing we hope 70 be able ~ merit
from a generous publc.
ANDREW J. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS.
Jnly 10. 1854. Sy
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" !" - 6 = - ...... q
t - y. iiE" II l. N,U'..,
Is. q tie"I't'l Ii.h' fpn 9 A. H.
ntAi- ..'.' at.p stree. New ~ ,7'. ~, sas
way 'A hiH' one "t VA "' !. a,
''hli'te -'i'''I'h' ol fi''. f'. ,,,,.s
''n''',h country A'I ol "hl.n '''' ...n@ts 1.
rs good and perfect 'ha'-Hmeui. a., "a
r. '''e OF y. "i""AEf y 'o'' NV
I..n'7. .s,si
nose ramos are .e''nfa''' ~ "' ~, n
"' zone Pn'eU''' OF s'u'.'' ~" ~ n, ,si
'e""''''' ''' ~ ,,,,i ..-s.tss.
"' '""' by ', ~ lie
...t......., +. ...ys.s
...,s VIZ
- 'i''', ~ ~. ~ sns., +,
tit-, D,vts +, "a. d celebrated nHn
t- h.tshl, a3 Ds.7c y ~
N1 zoe Hrt ~ of f.efd
f." t'annrst Scm'-"rAnd a'' va
Piano tr7m.1e samo house. ,m
ba Pianos taken ~ exchange ana P'''f
ment. eu.n, -
ol lIAHS lram the house '' ~, w,.Nr.
Spanish aHd Fr'urh patterns ~. toD b
barge Hauinrs' Mc'odeon., n''Ii ,'', ,,,,sss
'aAs' ! la,e-' '"li"helieS' .,;,g, f
o. M' .ho-' Nioi'nerilos' p"l9o .,,.anai.e 81
''. wv ','',',.,' I'll
Sheet Nu.ie Of all kind---'nus'e ' 'ooe .
from ihe North by every steamer i,. ~ poos,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06

Marshall, UarTttoH o9HH'H !ff4f.
nlus Institute, situated in ra'iI 1 'Iri OF
The beautiful town Of Harh rdl D.
opcued for the reception Of pnr o i'f i-.
Aionda, H. September and rou. lnae io fi.H
The design OF the Principal ~ th's ..ae.'.t
ment. i. to furnish parents and euafHia'-
the facilities of q rtRNAstsI .. Huoi i"F .Nr
education Of thrir daughters aud WARDS 50"
an ,be advantages Of q we'll furnished. e'niin"-
dion. bnildint ample app1catua al1 Hisaf ~.
,,r,ted expenenced teachers. The cHnfr DI
,astr.elion viii be- most thorough, 49, ia' 'nH
and bi,her ENGLISH nrascnfs, with particular
s,,cntion 10 MATHEMATICS is'n and tfra.h
win also be taught tho latter BY d na.'fe
F,enchman. graduate Of one Ut tnc most ef'-
..L,,,ad universities on the cauterW
The Music Department "il ?" rn7ef $40
.a.,,rol Of teacher who b. equally con i'.t h'
IA instruct upon the Organ, Piano ~ "1''f
Inaword every effort vlii he H'ade 90 rt'.''
iii ~. advantage. IT Older and iona c-iaa. 20
school. In other pau. Of thr cn1nFT tf.
aisci,iire w., BE- administered tuaiF ann
n,ml, by the Principgl Pur.i.v.I o"re Iu.fe1
a. ati.nd public worship on Tho sabbath Goo
p,iueipai always giving lhc parent ~ GUARDIAN
-. rr,,ilege Of selection among tl" lani
rhurehe. IN tie village, a. the uae Of sH'
trance.
The rates II tuition and board are as f.
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plUuiN Mills.


rv~yIIS establishment Is again In complete
onefa,ion. a, It's former location, three
,';l.s "a half Northeast Of Marshall, Cash
Ills filed nj short notice.
piLl 81 rRicra. FOR ctsn
Ordinary square edged lumber ref " w
Hiertins. a.ft.
Failing, u small tippea lunia=f.
Iumbor over II inches 10 Width 80 2" ie'i
IN lepg,h. viii be charged extra. 10 lropotiion
"a The Dimensions. twenty rer cent ni.l h'
,hsrsed On the above prices d gfcdii 81 gwen
10 the frs, Of January next.
GtM / RICH AltD@ifN
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NEW 0RLEtNS---ContinueA

W. EkwLIys.
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN & Co. Con-, pOsAH
II tors and Commission Mrcbau,, TO-
Carundcle, Street, New Orleans. 40 81
RrrEH rp--Iamc- Y. Collier. Colo,., w. =
Cooper ". $. Sanders, J. +. Ro..h. = II
Joseph II. Taylor Harrison county; n, 'ug
~ Ma--io. J. J. Iialloway Rusk conn. 'o,a
TmNiek jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06
Fresh Arrival OF New Goods

TIE undersigned has Just received 4
"a fac supply Of line gold and lever watch.
- es jeweIry, and fancy goods At iAe Old
stand Of
S,iry 4 Burnsile, Shreveport Ia,
and is now prepared to Offer as good BARGAINS
in his lin. Of business, a. can be iagrt IA the
South. Watches and jcwelry OF al kinds ~
raifed at short notice
l.. H. BURNSIDE.
April -, 1851. u,}s Im
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EVANS. GREGG, 4 pp,.

We will nnish Raging, Rope and h,
H'on supplies to 'as'hers shipping 10 a. n
uiuIV house, NC
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H. * K H. KEY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06

In testimony whereof I have
hcreunio sci my hand, and caused
Z6A6 the gnat s'oal of the state TO be
~ affixed, % Austin, lais lslh day Of
january, 4. D. 1854,
b ihe Governor, i. N pEASE.
EDwARp CLARK, Secretary IL state.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06
HENRY PARSONS
philadelphia Saddlcry Warthoux,

- Camp street, Nee Orl,rs,
Jan. :, i~'''. NJ "
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-, @. NELSON Il co, Commune, r.
-. chants, NcN Orleans. ''''
so. Nelson New Orleans; +. Rar,,,..,
New Orleans; II G. Walker, Memphi, TN
'atr bier llrluch Union Bank TAN
son. Aiilrus' AlA An3y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06
Blk and Fancy Good
plain black s.ik

=.
plain black ,'ih
black watcfrd "lik
white htocadp -ilN
PLAID dress SIX
bfyeade d''-- '''s
blue glaze -''e
white SATIN
pnktaun
blue satin
black in1'a satlh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-06

I T. CARTER, Comm t'i4l asia fau.aff
=. ing HsrchaHf ami v aoi.,a and Eatai
Dealsr ~ Groceras, FrouHioas. ifHHfs ihH
Corn, Oas. Rug Hg he y 81 l.
IIart's Brick Warehouse, conerut tpmH g
MI AILl.n .ir-.t. Snr-..uurL- | n.
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cAHTEK,s SPANISH MixiuHE.

MAJ >, "a, yyicy, of u,,gg,g.,, ~
AN I,rAliIplr R,Nrp, f., >rJ,l,l, knrs. Evil
RL.unntis,, Db.,.,ot, tuia,5 an. l,,t m PPM
,l..,, p,,,l,.,,, -. Fa., a. t.t,,- S.I E,,,,
S,r. Eve, Nm Worm ~, reI.t Sold urad f.,
1nr,,,n.ot .,d pm ffh, go.,.s Il I,,,t. Sni,b,,,
IIre,. Sy,l,l IL H., rd.r l,#eshar,, S,,.al Gun,
nlaiol. an, MI pI.u.,. s,i.Ii.r I'm ,n inIudir,ui
n.s,t Ns,c.rv Lnn,uI,,,c, ia Il. .r I.,r,,r,., ,I
III. IA al
1Iise bnblc Medicine ,,bir ta b.-,, -. f,licd
ar m. ,,,,,,, r extr ,i,rsry me-. fl, .,pI ll,,tn
il. agency ns Induced the rr,n ,ct ~ AFT li i pn l.
uu,si If their i.eds L. ,, = il L. tn. ,Id uIi# t,
do with the utmost confidence, IN II. ,t,,- 49, WON
Jsrf,l cn,a,iye mr., e,,,r. The lilo,.. en-, lrr.
.e.c ed non, . In, 70 number nrc ho,.,ar .f,o,,r,
tas,;r.nx Tim ,h. ncr uri nj ,,, r,.,.,.,,.,.. , ,
are all from gentlemen well Tao ,n j, iha,p AMIN.
and of the hpl., re.p.e,nlitv man al then, "a l,r.
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New Furniture Ware-HO0mS

CON A Mt, w AID RON e. Co
AOULD he pectfulls iatorm their Lien : and H.
w public generally that they NOW RECEIVING -
heir Furniture Ware kooms. on Mai ST. IA lcv J,,,
below the hotye House their stock of Rose We'd
Mahogany, Walnut and other Furniture ;toeeibc, ,,
great many article, in the way of House keeping tb,
are useful IL we'll rs ornamental, IT have never br,
been introduced tothi- market All OF winch hayc hoo
selected from huuses North enjoying the highest re,
Ia ion tor good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their e-tal3l,bnar,
Manufacturing Department,
IN which they have engaged worknrn OF shillaod Gym
rience, and are herci tore eIaIcd to have nnde 70 ~
der, out OF good ma rriaI any piece ot furniture tn,
my be ordered. They woLhi add TINT the, uro ,ro
pared to offer greater inducements to p,rsuns vn,i,
anything in tie way FURNITURE, than Us ever h.,
lore been offered in this market And they hone bv ma
siduous Alteration to business merit and receive Ar a
portion OF the ublic patronage.
COAAAT, NALDRON SEQ
n B.-We would say to our old fnend.snd cI.,nu
efs tfet we continue to manufacture, our Old stand
on Bridge III nil kinds of r,bacco Mouds and thu.
IKE, and We solicita continuance Of lhrir luvors
mar Is Is C.. W. i CO
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Seed Store,

A b. FUCKER offers the mace. at his SEED Srops
Il rl!oste tie Bank OF Virginia, the following cat
nl"en" OF Field Seed whcl fresh and fee from far
eign"r impure seed. Embraced in the list a.e several
ne~ vntrie,-otered for the first time the Farmers
Of Virliuia:
h""a GRASS, Rescue, Grass,
Orchard Grass, Iurr,pc
Herds htass, Muskeet.
Rcd Clover, Ever Green,
SaPin Glover. Blue Grass for lawns.
fiyhrd CI"Yef' Timothy
(ireen-Sward.
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MEDIcfNIs.
syERCOM PLANT,

r ESERCO MPLAbNE, JAuNDlGE. IN -
d.lzp.i.sis Ohrone Nervous D,bitGy, D,ease f the
Kidncys. ard aa Diseases arising fnnn Disordered
Liver ~ SIoasclL such Constipation, Inward Files
fuilneS-, Blood to the Head Acidity OF the stnac,
Nau Heartburn Dsgsst for Food ullne-s ~ weight
i. the Somsrn Sour Erucations Sinking az fiutte,hs
at ihe Pt 4 the Stoma, h. Swimming of ~" II adj Hnr-
ried and dihcs Breathing, tluttrrng al the Heat
Chnaking SuHocating Sensstns when in lying pos.
ture Dimness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Hea Deficiency :" fers-
Pratian feliowness OF the skin AMI EYES an ~ the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs Nc Sudden ushe~ oi Heat.
Burning IN the Flesh Constant magning@ al Evil amt
greatdepressen OF Spirit, be chectualy csed by
DocrrR HoorLAsps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTfERS,
prepared by Or. c. NJ. Jaekson h"rman Medicine
Store. No. l2V Arch ct. door belnw SIKH, fhnais
Their power over tho above diseases - not eseei"'i
i equailed. bv any oth"r preparation !" the limited
States the attest, in many case. alter shfuI
physicians had ailed,
III These B.ttrrs are worthy the attention o lnvalids
Possessing great virtues in the rec6caon ol the liver
and lesser glands. exercising the mosl searching power
in aud ufe. the digestive organ they
withal sac certHin aud plea .ant
VIReisIa TESTIMONY DIR }. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. teb 9th, 1852 said: Il entirely out nt the
German Buffers. They have become al the rage Moth
ng lse sells"
The Tenth Leg m published At Wood took, Va
aid, Jan l8th, 1870. "A Great Med ciur,-We have
niiormly reirained from recommending to lho F'"hhc
ANY offhe various n,tcnt medicines Of the DIV nnl's-
thoroughly convinced &C their sal -. Among th,,-c
consider worthy of notIo, the German B1ors, IN
entc, by DR. i lan1, aud Iaepafel Ivy Df seksuu.
n Philadelphia One instance, ia pait,ular IT, who'll
keAaler virtues medeiae lave been tested,
as allen under ohsettH Daring the al sum.
nei, OF Nr. Abram Ltubt at tn, count, wa
cry seriously affected with ,ycf : ppajnf. at sltc
IRVING in vain Ire ae1orch,sra "a hot;c
OF tue btters aud after usne much te-e,d
ni his distressing malidY, a Inc procured other but.
lie and Is re.tnred e tite, Ia Hruith.'
ley "oi,elv We etnbe, iiee from all injurious
edients, Away, strengthen tue system, aud ur'cr
Estate II,
for .al' wholesale by Druggists il ul ibe principal
elite. and reta by NJ ohe-btie- an storekeeres
ev~fy IN the United STATS
Sold hy u X LYMAN !. II. THOMPSON \ co,
sn }. SEAf co, Lynrnbute, ud 10y d'.aer- ~
IN, 4 icun ~rpG ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

foit Waltnal1 Line.
'I'HE beautiful Hnd favatiie st.anpb ats f~%~s :,
Il AUGUSTA, uudei th.H Gamma nd ~ AsssAnlsz-1
Capt. VIM. {. Snltlt. So long ADD faVufabs Amv =
tie travelling community on the Potofnso and Janr
.tiVcr.) - running the ntr luu Va
iha,and is furnished with I'll T. T. BOA1
Lte Presersers, Fore Pump, an! nl the n pllancr
loired by Aet of Congress the safety ct jas
myers.
The Cars running !, ueNion with tie Augusta frH
Richmund, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg D-put
every Moo'la, Nednrsdnsana fridny o O'Clock "
Persons ing in Richmond by the Packet Boat
hasr but fe" steps walk 10 fh' Cars
The Curs runai from Pcsr-bnrg Ia 1ity Point
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam
h.ys A. nhove, at75 from tie DEPOT of thu Appo
nattox Il X Co Illus giving passengers opt"rtupit
10 ga nom Lynn hbutg e. thei BY the Packet B"njs
DanviIir Rnrnnd Ia Richmond or h., uav 81 the Sout
Site Rairnnd to Petersburg md frou there nest morn
itr tn Notfulk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on III. alter
nate days, viz: Tuesday, Thnr-day, aud Saturdays,
y An
The Augusta y j stop al Old Point. both going n
returning r'euafl, throughout the bathing season.
fare brtVren Rrnmond, Norfolk and Old Psnt. .!
tnr" hctwera Richmond, Coke-, Hings Mil aud
Grove WhH1 Observation-Disclosures. )
children over three years and not Over t~r'"
years OF uge. hnli puco.
h'tlH.'ht p q w. "
H"rvhnt-, thrpugh d. .
>ersaat- t. aly pnipt on . ersrt,.-----.-. D.
Neai-, ..--...-.. ..-.....----. 90
lan 20 jtris TiloS DODAMEAD.N"pt.
LYNCHBURG MARBLE WOhhS
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.LSIAI. Nu'sIs1..-

=. LSiAL. NOkkC 81 h- sui,,r.li.., !, =
y receiving Ia, IN aud Winter stock 81 goods ,
Ill IT Cosklug, PHrioi Office. Church aid t.,
Hese'' '"l WOOD d az 9lntc' o. every ,a,iety II
>yl,. tIccl finished and yer5 eanamrnDuI and vii e.
tAeei in teauly ot de,sh anyt ing il tins mani -, "
Air the Diamond AZ" Pand's improved MIN Cal i
kaure, which are warranted 10 gIvr perfect
tnrnircs Il Nairiy Of size-, ttr warming cb,,rI
dMt Hing, &c. which VIII b" set to ,Ide, IN ,I .
perfect manner together With Registers. y,rt,lo,,
aud various atlcie- usually eTt ia stove srp,,-,
Il>ing The LARGEST and brst selected .sarItn,nt
Tered i'll establishment tin. side Of l3a tin1,r, -
"tch VIII be ia II" prices lat cannot lnil suit t,,
Times. All Interested vii please call and exAri,. .
tie Lynchbarg Stove Works, east Main It. -
3dls & \ HlISc
" E1AAr ANI.
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NEW DRY GOODS
PHILIP " PAYNE

i nov receiving n very superior stock ot FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting Of every arttce
Ut Ladies and Grntlrmens wear Also. lnrge
mcnt ol Blankets. Lindsey and Hrnvy Woolens all Of
which h. oilers tn, tru,l lasurnble Terms. II for.
rner patron. lie public e"urn sl"cttuy 90.
Ii. lie t,'ai' II KILLS CORNER, MAIN ST.
Ii d.
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GEORGE JONES & co,

HRUGGISTo PETERSBURG Va ,hor Tor sal, for
- CASH ~ apPfov,ed CREDIT. an Intensive
amt vtr,rd n,-urtnen II Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps, Peifune1y
&c, y, ohinnnas iHelr .urpnfs I'm ma al ltih'i-
mud importer, ,nIy, III pi"purcd H. unl,h l'nIe
md prnu,ue Giles low they e bought oil any
regular obhI,g house.
Then stoch fr tie Fail tndr embrace: Best trrurh,
English mud Am,ti,an Quulinr; Penn C"lrnrns aud
MANILA nligoe-; Pt'ne luduta, G.ehinraI; best Oh
i've o. in bnulr, mud ol-h- ru4, " Tut Lead, dry mi
ground IN On; Pr.p.c On,po Madd"r. II bntr,ls and
heg. Bhr Ntno, Ia ii l. aud hoasi Extinct Laswnod.
J., hox.-; Spice ut all kid- who'll, nd r'"nnd; Poru'
ln rnlrn NJ, dlcue. ,nnlI Isl d-; NUNS aul olherex
u,cr- Ion tn nnudnerchci, t,l C,a-uc, Hun OILS,
P"rntnm IAN Brasaez Dc e.. d.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware --l854'
SlMPSON II BIO,
SIGN of the Golden Lock, Lynchbuig Va.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchbuig Va
M now opening, IA adhIti" t" "il t"ih'i new
w sin,k u Hrtr a->ottmrbt II HAtDW'hE'
TUILlRY GUS fIsTnLs, SADDGtRT, fLAftB b""ps-
tlnar on, L,,ths Hoasc h.eptag A'ticts. B"Hd"g
ittrials and Tools n 'aast ereiy aiscrp on "m"rg
~ nrh many articles gust introduced int atk't III
tai
W. f1rtrr uu srye, We exhibit rutfi public er O.
a,tI, md tin-c W viii hiv,h viii rNa nairtn-
gr,nt.r variety up'tntit3 II snl' hd qaatfA 60
I'D, evcr ,-f,ai minis II s'trfa.sed IA my h'fA''
tor sani. are ri ami rtp-t d".tHhI,, 49, ~ b
he. 4ald 1T il re- ,otnie pr,h otay Ia all Wiz IL l'"
u, taH r"ntrust with tier "nttf-. winch ~ 80
,-ciye ~. best nd prainpI a'tentfn'
Mrfentnt- tHd .ilef- buy iafg'ly Nil h q aig''
..#l .,.I,..,,,. ~, u IL -,
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" lIIA n.

7 ~ish to buy all the good WHEAT IAN get, for
i Richmond Mill AMI will pay the highest ma ket
price for it, I,espe tiuy request my rirtd, ai the
public generally give Il call before selling.
.. WM. A MILLER,
rup 3l-dta Ca Rpsn.
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CRATES. CRATES.

mother lot o ih,,. Mighty hni,hrd Grstes, of varinu
LAsizes aud stsic-. gut rceivrd al the Lynchbur
Furnace and Ral.ge Wmc' oust q. \. BLISS.
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'ENNETT& BEERS. Prophet,

No. i25 Main 81 Rich.nsua. "a
And for sale by !. II Seay, r. LYMAN. J II.
Thompson ca, Lsnchbutg, Va, aud by d4e en- in
Medicine, e,eryw ere sep5 "
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WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT

T. Nrhave ia, received. IN od Oition 10 our lurner
E,9 och N Watch and JeWclry. tre<h supply of
2A.fG '1A TIE gold and .ilyer lever Watches fum the
mo tjlroved mixers Al,o, large a. d well : erted
stock ul Geilemrr', Fob and Vest Chnn, b,uutlf iI
afti,e aui ri Iaest ratreris, Ladies Br,a,pns Ear
rings Finger rug-, Bra elefs, But, n Gold and Silver
Pencils &c wi'h all other urlics usually kept in s,.n
embellishments To which Ne re-ptcIlu invite tie at
tetti1n uf all wanting good Watches and Jearlry
Persons Vi itng Lynchhure and desiring any art Gle
in line respectfully solicited cull and exam.
ire stock, ANXIOUS cX hit these goods
AMI equally anxious sell them, consequently will
sellbargairs.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewelry and a articles of golp
and silver repaired at shout notice.
nov BITS II. SILVERTHORN g. co.
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Lime, Lime, Lime.

HAVE always on hand. a good sutlly of Mountain
srd Thomaston Lime which will sell us 10" as any
ouain the market. Give me a trial
}6IySJ WIN ANIIEk, or Basis.