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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-15

.t HAgrMoRE, June 70, 1880.
Messrs Evans a Watson, rhiladelphIa-G Gtnlltnrn,--
We have much pleasure In recommending your fife Proof
Chests 10 the notice Of The publletht one we pneh5sd
from you having Eaved our books and ClectuAlly,
aner Undergoing very revere heat ~rsg the Ato which
destroyed Tie entire block OF build - on Arch street
wharf, on the Sehuylnll, on the 9th Ui Juns, 1880
YOuts, very TesWetNlly,
ssPi9-diy Russell q GUBBINS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-15
Oo-Partnerahip

THB ndetlsned have ihl1 gay IoTmi,d
sIllsoGe iho Steamboat OSspey and Boat Store bnils
ness Al die old itind, No. % Water street
,nsl JOHN LlRls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-15

In5taniane,us HqHid Hail Dgs.
mo those ythnra hair dJs that may be depended W.
on, we eancheer1lly Ieeomnend the above; We eest
ofeIiv Teeenee can b6 given az 10 iis superiority over
Of ihe Kind now IN use For Elle, Wh0letalo
"a y5sisIi bv TTlTIf TN. LOGAN & Co.,
Mai N Sole aR'nla In lhltelty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-15
DAPuarreOtYpes
HIQHLY IAdPORTANT

- HIGHLY IMPOREANT,
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LusiTal Washlpg Fluid,
IN The yreaiest lnprOvement yel dseoveTsd Or sayls
inS' Linens ana ColionS washed ny this Fluid will be
y6ileI an softer Than than ifbleaohsd the gIass-
WlRRINIED moi TO iujure thshbrC. Pvery LADY may
ss, bsTse on that pont, by soaklnga pe or Cotton
or IJsenIn the Fluid, l strength, for 81 hours which
viii clearly show that II nuat be purely haTmsss wien
dilute with gallons ofwAleT 70 iafa pint Of h9ld.
TIs Chiueye washing fluid Is worth thee tlIneA Tie
,InslS tiypeBee which will buy enough for large family
ysSblne, which can 10 done In 90 , hours.
Manufactured and sold By the subsoibeT WHO haslalA
" JAS. MELJ0R,
Apvq No. 90, UnlOnSt,, Wheellsg, Va.
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Notice

NOUlO0
NIB undersigned having bought out the entire sioek Of
Goods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler Lakini heT.
caui 1ailors would beg cave 10 inform the citizens Of
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on lhe
Merchani Taorng business In the same room formerly
oteupigd by MessTs. Wheeler Ltkn, aud having OBJ
Iancd lie services OF both Of The former proprt 7is he
prepared 10 make uE 70 every Article ~ h,A ne
nd ysTy low or ca h. Having large stock Oh hand now
be determined to sell very low, TO reduce bis ltock aud
make roon for tho Spring Goods Now Is aTaIe chance
to get good clothing he willWaTfah' eVeTyA'
TO 10 as recommended or no lale'
Come one, come ALL
And i've Nv atall,
hnto J. II. STAhLMAN.
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---- O-PAKTNERSHlp.
TTIR .hsrrIIsTs IA We this sy cred
Ior iht purpose ofTan'uetlng oommssl9 and foI'
ysrInS business, under the style Of Doane Cowgirl
successoIs 10 the Aims OF COwgll& MeSwoLdI ana a,
y; irs,, itoa,I W s,D, ~, "''' AS DOANB,
Oi 'hc 'a'o Nuns j. COwGiLJ.
March 18Th, 1851 mLII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
BOOKS, &C

rDHE undersigned, intending to change his pre,e >,
place ofbusiness in Lynciburg, offers for sale his
entire stock OF New Books. Stationery, Fancy Article
Perfumery, &c &c. at COST His -tok comprise.
me of the best and latest works out, Hi. stock o.
Fancy Goods comprises the follow ing nrc es: Fin.
I.ori ror, Monaie- Pearl Card Cases, Fine Bohenia
Gard Receivers Gold Gilt CHM do, Pagier Mach,
Give Boxes Writing Decks Pocket Knives OF the fn.,
Kind Watch Stands Fancy Baskets. inc Fans. PEN,
Needle Ca.-s, and great many articles OF the hind too
numerous to nen IT.. Pcrfumery of every kind of the
most delightful odor. Nav is tie time for the Ia.
die. to supply themselves with good article for tn.
toilet bath.
In his stock Of Bools he found the fuowing:-
Ryron's Burns Shnkespee.r's, Wodwonh's fiuoa's
Longfellows Mrs. Browning : complete works, AMI
great many Ut poems; Sketches ri the Irish Bar
Nick ofthe Wood, Lie # Frank lin ind Napoleun one
fire set Of Waverly Novels, common do. Morris
=. ems, Histor, of Oliver Cromwell, Washington and
M ale by Ilcadiy Life of Gen. Jackson William.
Gibbons Rome, Sman's Visit to Europe, Life Of
Adonran Judson, Plntarch, Clarh's Commentary Com
orrhensiye do Barnes Notes Job. "A peep nj No
Voice, OF tine Night. yan's Pilgrims Progress
Churches and Sects, Ja,'s Morning aud Evening Exer
ci.es fine aud Handsomely bound, Bibles aid PRAYER
Books OF nearly quality and kind.
Persons wishing u fit up repenish a Library
.inuld rall immediately ard mike IA selection at
r. A. WILLIAMS
New Book Store, Lynchbur, Va.
P-All persons indebted to him will please come
forward and paw r. a. w.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT SEhIES OF
SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS.
INTERESTING TO VIRGINIA TEACHERS
MORRIS. 4 chnnrd. nnbl. Tie lollowl ing:

NORRIS R.chnurd, publishes the following:
IP4LAcHIAN SERIES or SOUTHERN
SEHDDL BOOKS.-TAi. elegant aud popular serle
Is composed OF he fnnwine Book:
APALACHIAN PRIMER. consisting Of Progress
I'VE Les.on- in words OF ohe and w" syliabhs-Pfice
3Sc per dozen
APALAcHIAN READER, No /. consisting Of easy
lesson. in reading and exercises in sreIinei by Mls D
l.. GrIien-prcc Z per dozen
AP4LAGHLAN READER, No. ?. embracing e'-y
lessons in reading with questions aud * +reis' Ia .Ps
ing; by Mrs. ). l. Grinen-rrice - per dozen.
AP4LACHL1N READER No. J. containing mp
p,opriate lesson. ia Enuncation Pause niection FIN
phasis mud Rrndng. spelling csercse win DrhntahS
and franuuciutious &c; 10y Mrs. \ h. oriiien--rriie
- per lossn.
SOUEHERN ORATOR; consisting Of elements OF
eocu ion and selections ,uitnbe Tor defamation and
citations from eminent Southern orators aud "rier''
by Is + Gr1en-priee s6 pc dozen
GRIfFENS UNITED STATES-a history OF
he United States from the disco, cry at the county 10
the present Time including the discovery and early his
sarl Louisiana aud Texas; by b T. GriHen-Prce 20
per duzrn.
"ROZE77S ARITHM1TIC.-An Arithmetic for
Colleges and Schools, by ClHndus Cr"zet. State En-
riucer Vagiaia, late President OF Jefferson College,
Louisiana. Principal e the Richmond Academy, and
formerly Professor OF Engineering at est foIn VOL
I2mo bound price S35u per '' zen.
This Arithmetic bus received the most decided APP
teachers and distinguished Maheniticuns,
and rcgarc by nnny Of them,s the best elucIdaon
ofthctcasoning principles oi the science OF numbers
published md Il commended us by lar the best
Arittnetic in ns,.
4 81 RE. of School Books Southern in and canr
sctcr, having been de.dcranm long sought for The
Publisher Of he above excclle-t works has been
induced undertake the supplying ot the want by such
Books would urnsh all the facilities tor instruction
incident to the best dgested series Of Northern Rocks,
nnd the time be entirely free from the objections
frequently to be found with publications from that
latitude. dac'ts
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fire from Lynchbulrg

To Lexington, - y 70 White sui lf.--s' '9
Rock Alun......3 80 " SAcct an Hed..-j 90
Warm Hot Sp'r...5 co Daeccf. S frug...2 80
OUR Packet Boats easo LynohhuIg, Tor Buthnnan
~ daily (S.siays exeeptcd) at Il m, and arfi'r ut
p m Returning leave Buchanan, daily. att N lSun-
days eEcepled) and arrive in Lynohhurg. At NJ
Al North River the Boats connect with daily line of
stages for Lexington, Rock and Bath Aur Warm aud
Ho, Springs; at Gilmcr Mil with the stage for Nstur
n Bridge and at Blu, HaHaa IN two lines To the White
Sulphur; b, The Sve.t end Tie other 10y Digger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

II tbc lthinls stopped tun pHsAi niger between nhN
1T the above mined points the change Willie made from
the point last passed by tie rmin md charge viii
Ice I"ss than twenty-five cents lea any
Passengers who do not procure Ticket tcNcept hosr
who tnkc the .ars where tickets not .old,l
vii he charged by the conductor, ten per cent. In nj
Itinn to the regular rates a. fur rruvdcd however
that shall lac receive thnn fcn
than hiiy cents from ouo pHssnar,, nay point
the roud
Servants will be required to ha,e two pos.es M To
he left with the Ticket AGENT nud viii the Con
tor. which passes, must be explicit migrating the
ieCe truvc on the Free coiocd persons W. be
required 10 produce e'riree PnPer-,or they viii not be
permitted tmvel Oh the cars.
Jun 10 +. II GIL l., Gen' Sup't.
~ All paper- advertising ion this Company will
plcnse sopHll adv tisrmenls in relation 10 Passenger
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Low Fare from Lynehburgto Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after the luth july, Boats will leave
l. nrhbu,F Tor Richmond. ri-wteky, VIZ: TUESDAY,
Thursday 4 saturday M directly after the
rixai thc Western Passengers iron Lyaebbutg
a. two niet.ts and dae the Bnats and tlust
We la bnsioess in Riehmond, can without os-iu#
tire, save SO by taking thi. rouc. for Charlotte
vie tri.weeAly COACHES Al Soetsvl., lcnyc
Lyuchbsrg m, arlivr ~ Charlottesville noNt day
al ) pm 3OfD EDMUND h DAVE NPonT.
tnIx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
silver and Plated Ware,
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

sDA llIDS N. q. X T. Il. Sugar,
~ 10 bis. Cpfee aud Clarified Sugar.
30 boxes and bbis. Loaf Crushed, and Pal
verzed Sugar,
100 bags Rio and Laguilu Coffee
20 bags Superior Old JSvn Coffee,
IL hhds Cula nnl T.. K. Molusses,
20 hbl.. n. q Muasse-,
30 oas Bar Iron, assorted
do. Hoop and Band do,
do. Blisterd Stcl,
do. CAST and Shear do.
10000 lbs Bncon
300 Sides Sol Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Cali Skins
30 Pink ing do,
10 Sheep Skins,
1000 iales Cotton lnrn,
10 Bnles Osnaburgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantne Candies,
so do. Hull 4 Sons Patcn, do,
- do. Soap,
10 do Starch
800 kegs Nails 3 TOGO ny.,
10 Wr,I Nnils,
Is bbls. T ,nncrs' Oil
40 Peruvian Guuno,
200 sacks Suit.
Plaid, Bleechcd and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords aud Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Alur, Mndder and Indigo, Pepper,
Ginger and Spice, Spades. Shuycs, Trace and Halter
Chnins, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoes and Hats
for sale, exchange for country Produce,"n accomo
dnting terms. (apl 2l.s) JOHN lOLLlNS.
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away fromthe subscriber. 90 the 10Th May
Ii negro man named MIKE h,lonrinr To MIR. -
Dance, III Powhstsn county. Va. 1l' lid negro is
aut 4 inc hes high; well So, blackbetwc % nnd
30 years old: he Navy Cap. hl other clothing
eot remembered. The above reward. vii be given
delivered TO me- .eotio 10 Va n Tenn Railroad Pa
Aski CO.. Va. OF slD II lodged in jail where get
him. JACOB RuMBOlGt
Iuns-s
rY-Richraand " - and Buchanan Recorder copy,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
GAS LIGHTS.

TE1HE Lync burg Gas Light Company fully
/ prepared to furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
AMI private families with Gas of superior quality
Whether we consider the brancy OF the light, its free
dom from ey eryihne calculated soil rooms, furniture
or carpets or Chez it far superior any other
light now in We beg leave to invite attention to tho
following recomm ndhion of few of those who hayo
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned, who ating Gas manufactured
the Lynchburg Gas " oks tske pleasure in recommend
ing it to our citizens lnrge, being better cleaner
and cheaper thnn any other light we have used consider
ing the amount of light obtained
Robert Early Stigle,, MeEIaery & Co.
+. A. Atkinson, Baker & C,avey,
Simpson & Bro, Burroughs Shater, & Co,
John p Wright, b. E Sumpter,
phip W PAYNE, Glass &, Raine,
Jno. G. Meem, z. L Dudley
VIM Sitter, & NJ Gucgenheimer,
Acree &. Mechanism, c. Morse.
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM. B. x C. Fisher.
&. NJ. Rucker, r. Staber Il Co.,
=. L. Gibbs, i.ustee of 5, A Boyd,
Baptist CHI rch w I Andelsou& Co...
Rosser & Cawthon Horner Watson & Co.,
Norvell II ouse. Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston.
Chas p Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of r r..
w. W. Lefwic & Bro, Fretwell D. Hall
Washington House, d. b. Payre,
D. A. Langhorne Hatcher h LOCKWOOD,
Jas. NJ. Boyd. }Wurdens OF st. Paul's
Sam. W. Shelton, }Church
Those wishing to Introduce Gas can certain the
cost and any other information respecting it, by apply
ingto I. @. HOPPER, SUI erine ndent.
may lS.ds
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New Drug Concern

~-,2The sua-enasls having a,sooi~-, lgnselvcs to-
~ gcther under LIE stye ard irn OF !. II. ThomPs
LIZ & CO., a. having purchased Of Mr. John ?,
Wight, Jr., his entire interest in the Apohecary
abd Drag blsiness, formerly conducted by hin,
under the supervision OF Dr.. j. H. Thompson, beg leave
tae that they intend continue the business il the
same house, where they rec eivng new supplies
Of ltesh DRUGs, Medic $50 .EMICALs. PAINTS OILs,
Glass DYE-STUrTs &,,--ta,s1. complete assortment
Of Surgical lnsuumeLI. Fancy Articles &c, &c,
bracing every article usually kept in well regulated
Drug Store.
Particular attention viii be paid to prescrip ons and
medicines for families, aud all pharmaceutical
preparations made they appear in the medical Jour
mails
To Physicians the subscribers would merely .tu,c
that members OF the professionalism feel the necessity
of eing such medicines otdg known be pure
and aandgtte,ated -rt
They respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon the bust
ness, and trust by ul,weared efforts merit the conf
dence of the public
JAMES II THOMPSON, NJ. ID.
ROBERT S. PAYNE, NJ. ID.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Dissolution.

1--WE parn.rsi heretofore existing undeI the hrn
and .iyle Of Bel Il Jennings. III the prophet fsiP
a lie Cab,l House has his day been dissolved, 10y
rutaal consent In -ub.efber Ia. purchased the
Tia oi Mr. Jennings aud Will hereafter be The
sole rfol rie,or lie most respectfully -oeils IA eonn
nance hbetal Patronage m has heretofore receive
from his friend, aud the public eraly promising TIM
pnits czpe' sha be spared render them con
iprtltIe while they Stop with him.
June 7th 1872 (ts) ROBERT II BELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

IIANE received, direct from the manufacturers in
/ England full and complete assortment of Biz.
mnghatn and Sheffield HARDWARE, and from the
manufacturers inthis country full supply of American
Goods. Their stock is large aud complete CONSIST
ing in part Of
Rodgers nnl Wosrnholm's fine Pen and Pocket
Knives Pocket Knives oi !, . 3, aud blades Buck.
Bone Ebony Cocoa and Ivory Handle Knives and
Fork; Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, il of 81 &
B pieces; Razots Of Wade X Butchers Rogers, Nos
lcnholm ond Greuves manufacture OF every sly and
quality; Scissors and Shears of various makes and
STYLES; Sing and Double Barrel Guns. very supe
Truce. Halter, Log. ELL Fifth ard Tongue Chains;
Wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes; Axes Of Collins
simmons and Virginia make; Hand and Pannel Saws
Hammers and Hatchets Mill Pitt, Cros, Cut and Cir
cuar Saws spades mud Shovels of Amcs Rowland md
other mnk Anvils Vices and Smiths Bellows, Sledge
and Hand Hammers. Stocks K Dies. and Screw Plates
Blister Shear AID Gust Steel square and octagon, Cas-
nugs Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails Wire Sleeves
md Sitter; Horse Coar', Blind Brides and lames
Bride Filings. Wosted Reins y Grths; Locks Hinges
and Screws oil every description; Planes, Chises,
Augers aud files, all kinds; Pufo and Counter Scales
Patent Balances and lyards English, Amerira and
&. ID. Percussion Caps Hay ard Manure Forks, ,, 3
and pronss; Tea Trays and Winters; and all other
goods usually found in Hardware Stores
As our goods have been purchased fox CASH, ON the
most favorable terms. and selected exclusively Tor the
Virginia, North Carolina ard Tennessee trade feel
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them
animation of stock, determined -el AS
low my regular house in this any of the Northern
cries.
+. S. Orders promptly and carefully attended t..
aug 81 dSc2w W. NJ. p.
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WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABL1SHMBNT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
H. SsLyERTHORNN co.


e WE have Just received. from the Northern cue
"a a large supply OF Watehe. and Jr"rlrs. which
XSH were purchased in person and We can therefore
warrant every article sold.
In the stock WI be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches from the finest CHRONOMk bk' down {"
pain article all Of which genuine and perhaps IN
best assortment ever opened ia this market
In the Jewolry line will say that no article eau be
called for which we are able Ia offer.
AlARer AND WILL sKurcrsp rock Of Eentlemen's
Vest and Fob Chains aud Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rings. \ c. " II be found very attractive.
GoLp AND SILVER W ,RE--Ne invite specal alton.
ton also TO our facilities ia manufacturing Gold aud
Silver Ware large assortment Of which is kept ton
stan,y on nau and deserves the inspection Of all WIN
wish Ia purchase.
RlPAsRiSG.-Watches, Jewery aud all articles ri
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved ON the
shortest notice.
Person. Visiting Lynohburg and desiring any aitiet
in our line will find il 20 their advantage To canud *.
amino the stock. We are anXiou. 10 exhibit these
goods. knowing that the superiority % our mpohniions
and the unsurpassed Workmanship of our manufacturing
cannot be exoeled
.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE M. kiCkEK a Co.
LlNCHBURG, VA.
T,l,, let

JnIy Isl, IB5F
fSNlE subscribers. the LIST day OF July 1854, asso
u eated themselves together under the style mi FIRM
al George NJ. Rucker Il Ca TOT the purp OF condnc.
ing efucIal Dry Go, da business. They viii occupy
the store, aud will kAcpthr same class of goods
formerly kept in the ieu The stock OF goods kept
vii always he large and well assorted aud >urh the
Of customers may ndicate. They respectfully beg
continuance at the patronage he eure ibcmlly be-
slowed upouthe ion>e and will sttive deserve the
conddeucyo the parroni1ing public. b, always selling
GOOD GOODS, aud al FAIR LINlN PRICES
GEORGE NJ. FUCKER.
JOHN N.WIIEELER.
Iulv IL
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Summer Arrangement,
~ - ~. =. = - s.s
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.

Increased Speed and Change Of Houia
an and aftcr Monday April 3D. tbs ESpre,. AL
~ aud Passenger Tam viii iea,e Lync,hutg dsiis.
Except Suaduys) At A N and arrive al Big Spring al
l0i NJ.
Returning lcavr Big Spring at3 4j'f. NJ AID
rive ia Lynclbur al 7 Z. N.
Stopping each way. ,alyaf orest Gaa1e's Loury's,
Liberty Oak Malea. Lisbon. Rnlpfd's. Bonsaek's.
Gish's Mill Big LUX. Salen, Dysl's. Thomas and Big
SPung. l1oS' SMART, h'hl snpt.
innroSfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
NOTICE.

HNllE sub rrhor associated with him in business,
\ the LIST day ofJuly 1854. Mi. Jno. v Wheeler.
T.c business of the viii be conducted
der the style mt firm OF GE' RGE NJ. RU CkER 4
co Ia making this change in cuisines, nhe occasion
return thanks my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upon
whle uonr aud now beg in behalf al the concern,
the patronage which it wild be their highest aim de-
All persons having elims against ne will pease pre-
sent HEN immediately for settlements ana those indebl-
ed Ill oblge very much by coming forward and
ding al their earliestpossib.' convenience.
GEORGE NJ RuCkER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
Agricultural Inspicsn
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

tais rluw consists OF two Pl,ns, placed one before
the ufhrl ON the snmr beam. The forward one takes
mroW from Hare Ia 81 inches deep separating the roots
at the cn~~ vegetable matter aud lays it, -ce suIacc
DOWN IN the boltum OF the previous turrow; nd the
hind one follows from toar 10 sf inches deeper and
md deposits il slc thai of the forward
1t bcns raised and turned, the sub soil Is broken aud
mcIlawrd und spread loosc and evenly over the -wnrd
ur,lu the uneo,ge ol the State Agricultural Committee
at New York, in their report at 1880 it makes II
srcd bed almost perfectly spade
Ne#wil kc.p constantly on nHnd largo as ointment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow m.d white
Pine Oak. Walnut, &c, which will sell at regular
bout Wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber wi
6ud IN lhc,r ad,nunga H. rurchnsr nj these Works, as
toy En-. iuve iuir nn,hcr worked and dressed to
.icr. thctrhv saN,uE the expense Of hauling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
REC O NJ NJ T. NDATIONS.
lL.1rr Il nnL.LLn,a AELIcE VI Damn L L I

RECON- MENDATIONs.
Cuirr EEGINErH's OFrlcE Va 4 Tenn r. X. I
LynrhbufR. Va. Scptcm cr 20, 1853. :
TO THE RAH,-ROAD PUBLfC.
All the Cars ct every Kind IN upon tbs roaa ,have
hcen nude nj the Piedmont Works. in Lynehhufg, un
I TN direction d Gen' Nettleton. Agent
II gives much pleasure to sey that cars have
ncrn strongly and faithfully executed. rhrrrully re.
commend these works, TO companies requiring cars
competent 10 construct aud faithfully execute any con
tracts Tint may be- madc with the OF these works
CIlAS. r NJ. GARNETT
Chi9 Eng. Va. i. Tenn. II. x.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

New Furniture Ware-ROOms.


NANT, WALDRON & Co,
N/OuLD Re pectiully iotorm their iiien IS and the
w public generally that they receiving at
heir Furniture Ware Rooms. on Main ST., doors
below the Newell House their stock of Rose Wood,
Mahogany Walnut and olher Furniture together with
great many articles in the way of House keeping, that
useful as well ornamental have never before
been introduced this market All Of which have been
selected from houses North enjoying the highest repu
la'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department.
in Which they nave engaged workmen of skill and eXPe
Hence and are therefore prepared to have made to On
der out OF good maerial, any piece of furniture thai
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-.
pared to otter greater inducements to persons wanting
a6ytIng in TIE way of FURNITURE, than has ever be
Tore beea ofei ed in this market And they hope by as
siduous attention business and receive at least
portion of the ublic patronage
CONANT. WALDRON & co
\. B-We would say to our cid friends and custom
that continue manufacture, at our old stand
on Bridge st all kinds of I, bacco M1ulds and the
Ike, and solicit continuance of their lavors.
mar l3 Is c., W. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS
GAS! GAS!! CASH!
GAS FITTING.

TAM fully prepared 10 introdaee ''as ripe ha stores
l DvelIi3es OF Factories at tie shortest notice Hay
ing had several years experience in tie business ny
work NAV be relied on perfect am rrtdy 10 give
estimates at any time viii also turaisl s'ean.pPes
JAMES CLELAND.
Prsct cal Gas Filter. Man H.
Wilson & Frankn's old stand up stars.
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