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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
New law 4 Miscellaneous Books.
IN B PAINE TIA, Jus, received the

Is FAME has Just received the Ast$y
H. following Books, Ay
a Treatise on the Law oi bills of Exchange,
= Pf'sn'ssory Notes. INK Notes Bankers Casr Notes
AMI Checks 10y Johan Barnard Bylos.
l'rec' cal Treatise the Law rclatng Trustees.
their Powers. Quite, Privileges and Liabilities by
James II IN
hswle on Covenants for Titles.
Grcenlehf on Evidence-hird Volume.
Simms' poetical Works = Vol.
Barrirgton's Sketches
DISCUSSIONS Phi -ophy Literature ty Sir Wm.
Hamilton.
l.fe and Letters Of Jos. Story-2 Vols.
Valley of the Amazon. b, Lieut. Herndon.
aCnmnscntaries the Laws of III. Ancient Hcbrews
Nv + O. Wines.
3 6oiren Dreams and Leaden Realities.
Sx Months in Italy, by Hllinrd--2 Vols
The Hearth Stone
The Sfs,wite or Queens Secret by Pau Pepperpras.
h1erk land by the Author of Margaret Maitland.
PhysiologA Of Taste.
Journey Round the World by Gerstneckcr
Memoir OF @. j. Fox by Lord RUSSELL
memoirs uurnnl and Correspo ndence of lbos Moore,
% CTS pa part.
kuiten on Soaps and Candles
isy Moments ofan Idle Woman
Autobiography of an Actress by Mrs Mowatt.
Llbei IA. or Alr. Peyton's Experiment--Alrs Hale.
hhtnrir o Conversation. by Hervey.
tiazeiteer Of the United States, by Baldwin & Thomas
hoihrooh Self lnsfueor, No. Writing Spelling and
Drawing finally "a
~ -Expre,s Cory
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Compound Syrup OlNa

A POSITIVE CURE POh CtASl MfIloN
4 n cline. Asthma, aud all Diseases al the Che md
Lungs single bottle will prove is efficacy II. to-
lore all reennr practitioners laced oou=unu tonar fs
the nepiahie diseases and such, tire hosrlul, all
enes declined to RECEIVE patients pers'hs NIL ted
with A. Happily however, discovery hH- been odr
which disarms Consamltion 81 its iarns b, eng
entirely under conir.l. toI tli, NUT al 4 We
say, srster to any Of the eminent Pil.i
hnrPiiBls IN Ameien and Europe VIII, nov rough
ile all OF DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP re-, Rnpr
y nsumpon cufnlr and dsilN rloir, in ia, fetutn
y health and strength Of those Tor whom, 't.Ie its
H'-spselS. u ecnd have expected - b ed iot
~ ocor hut tie grave. IL is. in fcf the Only rirPwb
Heaeve' known 10 have succe,'d IL ing e ial
mstipn 81 tubcfees ~ The Lung. ~ IN fevuSil to-,
= tit hnmed. Fof 4shao CoVghS Aipi :
sF.'znF u Blood DfeDdt ~ B,toftbg "ha mss
orat CAest HASTE MOS Ma TIA SiklF, tyat
a. ~ yfphie with the root OF the d-.ase sur b q
ar % known RENE les; AID operations IN all cnscs
20 speedy that pat. MS begin fec il bcnrh Al el
= ~ on after the fret duse
81 ernirhi I'LL a volume " ih ceihenirs. hu ,inJ-
: 40 Tor siuR'e trial OF this medic crn-
mt that hsrs is person .u ring from di.cu-e
ne lungs bat will find nj hmm die b, nrh aui spec
'.y cIrs tr IN il. use.
ie fof SAFE in LynclbuIr at thu Prnpriclors rcc>
vi s'essle and retail by ID Il LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAy& CO
IL
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seq AIRS n TOB ACCO.
Nj, IANGHORNE & SONS


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
fYNllE subscribers have constantly ON hand , lar,,
Il stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS. =,
the approved brands which they feel con6dent nr
inferior To in tue market aud which will be sold M
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be PROMPTLY
met and entire satisfaction guarantee to sers
The following brands are kept constantly ON hand:
sEGARs.
la Flor de abana La Sutana
California, Las Tres Coronas
1ic"trncal' La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Counusta
La Fiel lie 7 }. G., II Leon dc Ono
La rcresita Fl Nn,ttno
Rio Houdo. Pantntion
FL pr0eramH, Figaro
Las res EstreIlas La Norma
Herman Cortez, rrin ;r,.s
Lafayette. a.
ToBACCo.
pronnco. Nectarine
Colt Leui, Cst,0t,
Geldrn Peach Srns,rI 4, =,
Sriremhs = -ieci-
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IlEGAANICAL.
a. W. coNAsT, WIN. a. wALDRoN, D. SET
New Furniture Ware-R0Oms.


coNANT, VAL D RO " * G o,
VNTDOLD Re peetfuli, form their iiisn ana Inc
w nnlIc generally that they are INV receiving, 81
,h;r Furniture Mare Rooms. Mai St. e~ ,lo"r'
lelo,y me Nnrvell House. their stock OF h"se Wood
Mahogany Walnut mud other fur'iture together WITT
a rrest mnny article. IA the way of House keeping that
me- useful a. well a. ornamental II have never before
bce introduced into this market All ol Which hive been
selected fram houses Mouth enjoy ing the highest feru
Ia ion for good aud fniihitl work
They have also connected with their embellishments u
Manufacturing Department,
ia which they have engaged wurkmen ct skiiihtd eAPe
isnce 1n1 therefore prepared to ha.e nhde To a.
der oni Of good riia any piece at furniture iha
m ~ be or1ered. They wouli add that tney are ire
srrd to i,r greater IN iucemenis To r,rsuns WINNING
n4ytbinr in lie way of FURNITURE thnn sever he,
or, hee oel ed in this market And they hope by as
sduous attention business and receive III least
a portion OF the ubc pnt onage.
CONANT, WAbDRON & co
y i We would shy our ED iren Is md custom.
rfs that we continue manufacture al Did stand,
on Br tlge st all kinds Of I bareo Manlds an the
ike, an1 we solicit continuance oi th"if invorS.
,nnr 49,. c. w. y C..
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NORFOLK TRAIN
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port waltha1l Tine


1--WE beautiful and favorile staamb ath rsa<s \
a AUGUSTA, under lhe command ofS,...ssas-.-zT
Capt VIM. q. Smith. ESQ long and favoraL, known ia
The travelling community the Potomac and lame.
hlVer has resun' her place the line via Port Wal
iha, alter having been roughly rebuilt ard fitted on,
10 the most elegant sly c, and furnished with Life Bonn.
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the a. pspce.
required by Act of Congress to secure the safefy
engers.
The Cars running il nexion with the Augusta will
leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on every Mon
"n1, " ednesdny'nnd Friday morn e,at 81 ,cock, A. NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Boat,
have but lew STEPS walk to th. Cars.
Returning the Augusta i'll leave Norfolk on the alter
rate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursday, and SATURDAYS,
o'clock A. NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c.,. 50 90,
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mil and
Grove Wharf, "a
children over three years and over twelve
years of age half price,
Meals EACH 90 IN
Servants, through, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Servants To any point on Il e river. | co
Meals, OO o.
nov 2d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD Stunt
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SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
La M p

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the
n pot, in Peter sburg every day. Sunday excepl
ut o'clock, A M. and arrives at Burkeve at the
iersecllon of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Rc
ut III olock,A connecting by that Road with Mess
T. Flagg Il Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court lou
Halifax Court House. Danve and Greensboro
and arriving at Farmye at 1l.30. A. M, connect
there with Mossrs Fagg, Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Ii
for Lynchburg.
Returning. the train leaves FarmvilIe Mt |, p
ard Burkev.he at %, p. M. arriving 10 Petersburg
time Tor the trains going North or South connecth
every tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Ia
koad,with fhe sp ndid sea nships Roanoke and Jane
town tor N, w-York; which euve CITY Point at ri
md every Wednesday with steamships for Philnderi
which leave City Point the same hour
sseigers preierring to rema in Petersburg he ae
night can take the morniI s tran North Mt a. A.
the James River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and BAH
more at g. A. NJ, or the for the South at oclo
Al
Arrangements have been made by which through ttj
els between the following points may be procured
tie annexed rates:
between Petersburg and Lynchburs through in
httteen hours, .----.--.....-.. 81
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days.
Between Peter sburg and " hre sulphur Strnes,
:, '"ouSn III TWO days,-- "
Between Petersburg a Danville, through in TWEEN
ty-four hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Between Petersburg B. Cree sborn, n c.. thro
IN TWO days ~
Between Petersburg and Salisbury N. G Through
IN three days. Observation-Disclosures. Ii
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte SIS
a freight train ltayes the Petersburg Depot e
Monday wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. &
returns the same days Any person wishing see
Iat's freight can obtain freight list by calling
The Agent AT the Petersburg Depot
der3 e. j. WALL SUIT
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FE,saE UNDERSIGNED
Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOm.


ID R. HOGAN 4 son, Uphnl. essEsysssxsss,,aaz
L u. sterer., Pape' hangers, Mat 81 ssxssza...lAE
uess and Rope Manufacturers. Main S0S 10
St eet, Two Doors below tie Market house, Lyncibllg
Va. keep antly hnnd and make or.'er Cuh
I'd Hair, Lhuck, Mess Cotton, Woo and sprol sprng
Mattresses, made by MrLooseandop ofevery desclip
tim. We have in our employment some first rHe Cab
net Nurkmen: and intend to keep hand sup y 81
FURNITURE, of our make. aud also Northrn man.
tacure,-such n Bureaus Sofas Wardrobes Bed4cuds,
Chairs Double and Single Loungrs-l000 Bead.t,ads
on h'nd We usk TT attention oi all Sho navy
articles in line, and pledge oursel to Sc up
ms reasonable terms he obtained in thi. III
other market. l5Y Special attention given 10 the
pairing If Furniture ian . d2cs)
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cling off at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

a M0Nn the many preparation. for the froathpt u .
n Hair th. Golden Glo<. fnkes the lead. fhree
roa.ons viii be given whl i Is universally used aud
preferred oil ptef,:
LIST, Because it has the cfreual IN Bal !.
2nd Because il impnrts beautiful dark gloss
AMI dclighfi.l perfume he Hair 3fd Because he
Ladies with dne discrimination which they all posse.
--have adopted II.
Many othe could be given why il is great
favore, bot those who hive only To Civ.
trial.
{ PMck-25 cents Ia large bottles
For sale by Druggist and Stored keepers everywhere
W c. HrRD, roprietor,
3Oi broadway, New York
" Large discount, NJ 4chan,s
noV o6 d6rn
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4 ,OTTAGE FURNITURE

WILSON ~ W hoicsaie
w AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants, in the Granite Front b. ing
few doors above the Merchants Bnnk Maip Street.
Lynchhurg, Va receiving their Spring supply,
which they invite the attention OF their friends aud
thc public generally
20 bids , o N O and st Sugars,
30 bbls Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified and Pulverised do
ln5 hoxes Loaf do
10 bbls Cushad do
10 hhds Cubn aud o MolasseS
20 hhls o md Sugur-house Sirrup
100 Sn, lis Rio mud Lnguiru Coffee
Is =" Superior Brown Java do
" Genuine Moe, do
Chests q L, Imperial and Black Tens
Tierce4 New Crop Rice.
300 Sides Sole Leather, hauyy and light weights
bales Shoe Tnead
5n00 lbs Bac Cotton assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Suit
20 tons Country and Trcdcgnr Rolled Iron ass'd
1000 lbs Blistcred Steel.
1000 lbs Cast and Shear Stcel,
8 boxes Patent Axes different bands,
200 kers Nails assorted,
10 " Horse Shoes
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails.
% best Nlva Scotia Grind Stones,
so boxes Sperm md Adap'antne Candles
30 1urpcntine Soap,
30 bbs Mackcre
30 Turner's Oil,
10 600 lbs good Fnrnl, Bacon,
100 bushels Clovrrseed
Ginger, Spice Pepper Chockolnte, Alum Snltpeter
Soda Starch Copperas. Indigo, Nader IA large stock
of Cotton Osn ,bergs. Brown Donesti,s Stnple Dry
Goods and great many other articles TOO tedious to
mention, all of which they offer sell on the very best
terms or 20 give in exchange tor country produce
mar7ts
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BOOk-Binding.

BOOk-Binding.
FlNaE Subscriber is now prepared to bind all kinds
l. of Books, Periodicals Nj Ase, Newspapers &c -
from the painest TO the finest gilte,ge styles.
Having of the best London Binders in his ON.
plsyment be l. also prepared TO bind aoy kind of books
TO order In antique London style, with the new and
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted to be equa 10 the London Bind.
ing. Give mo call WM. J. FOLKS,
BookB nder and Hank Book manufacturer,
Main, st.
| T. S.-Gleasons Pictorial bound for 81 %.
10 Is
~ Republican copy 1t
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CHI /

q the time 70
regard andn,
]" and Ham
lprinte Drca.io,
ctbing wb T'p'
sed yiyicIpens.
be well 10 70,
pot y ,,resen,;
.uluable, thar ri !,
{ IS nothing ~
I'D as The conn : N
of n da' u"un
= III.
!, bcauriIul ma
! Tortoise hill
y Lock-, IA.
n choice osso.
Mi, @. n
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GALVANISM

GALVANISM
nv II + SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
Il Hougnton's Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma
chine, of suprri n finish also Pulyermacer's Hydro
Electric Vo tnie chains and M,reh,ad's Magnetic Pa-
ter The instruments constructed aud arranged
according scientific principles and highly
mendcd pi tn. relief und u local pains, and all
affections. For sale Wy
JNO H. SEAY X co,
feb 2i-ts. Druggist.
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fENHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specially to call the attention OF the citizens ni
l.ynchhurg and the adjoining country his large anil
N splendid assortment OF BOOTS SHOES -
III CATERS &C. of his Own MAKE
~s9 and which are WARRANTED OF THE QUAIL
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present season, will do we'll call on me-
"a am determined to please, both regards quall i
and price.
Don't forget call at the three doors above ii
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bunk. I. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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1.-the subscribers have rec wed port of their
n Spring supply of Boo Shoes. Hats and q
* Caps among which will be found n great
variety OF Ladies, Misses und Childrens Gnifeis -
Buskifs, slippers and Ties ofaI 60 winch will be
added in week two, their Eastern goods. in viii h
will b. fund general asso tuent of low priced Boots
and Shoes of all descriptions. which ask the utten
ton oil friends and the public generally with the
that these goods shall he sold as they can
be lad in any house in Virginia All orders f,r thing
IN our line will meet with prompt attention We have
mole skin hats, pretty good article, which
sell fol So 50. FRETWELL & HALL.
ma dts
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FiiE SURsC

H. h . right
r. take tbs meth
4 and the surro s'n
L. ware var. room on
II different sizes e.
E asqua'e impressi
|'peciien: thew ar
|ina ana for protec
'aaaa'ryanterments. {
sr ,'or to anything q
. DIiia5a'e enough
adertaking in III.
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FAMILY GROCERY just received ana
Tor ale pretty lnt - family bacon the hams of
which are small. and very rice also lBree md fine
Lot "i INN al and henntiiui article ot Coffee Sugar
The family tiroecry is Constantly supplied with rrc.b
butter dry i hutr good Cheese nice; Lard fine Svrun
aud Vol Sses Honey, &c and all things rroui,itc IN
constitute regular family grocery
t-y Tar ub We articles will DO sold chem far oasb
ls.ts ] n Soi oA,oN
B.-Fhe DYING BUSINESS ia .till carried nm :,
all its branches at the did stan,. / II
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GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
100 TONS American hammered and rolled Iron,
lOO embracing almost every size of tyre,axle hoe,
round fiat, square, oval half oval lnlfround hoop,
band. horse shoe anil mil rod,
70 boxes Tin pnle II II G bright roofag,
pig Block Tin.
3tN bundles Am. Eng and Russian SheetIron.
400 lbs. cart carriage and wagon axes. inches,
1000 lbs, cart shear. German wedge American and
"A Engh blistercd Steel
l0eU lbs Sheet Zine,
ln0O slab Speller
1850 lbs. Iron Wire, 8 to II,
IS bags Coffee Rio, Java Mocha, Mauilla and La.
gura,
80 hhds boxes and bbl, brown, loaf, crushed and
powdered Sugars
10 hhds Molasse.
10 bhs Tanners Oil.
10 doz, Spades and Shoves,
100 key OF Dupont blasting POWDER
10 Rifle
1000 lbs. cotton arms, Leaksville No4t,I6
100 Kegs Old Dominica nails 10 6 in spikes,
10 g. Burdens horse.shoes No to A,
100 lbs H"rse- shoe Nails,
doz Archers Axes.
20 hoyes 81 10. 10 x II q 10 X II window Glass,
1000 lbs Mnilla C,'rdage, Il u inches,
Also Smiths Bellnws, Anvs Vices; striking Hand
and Slet sc Hammers Files, assorted; Knives and
fok-; Pepper, Ginger, Spire x Tullow candle Dome.
tie+, Oanoburgs. Cart and Wagon Boxes, castings Sft
Si,ves, Curr-Shellcrs HAY &c. &c, ali OF
which will be sid low toi cash. OF IN batter
feb | t.
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lHlSCEA1AHEoUS
Spring Fashions for 1854.
SITTER
. u : nav received AMI N -f"fe bis Sping styisA
~ e nav received sBs "a si''fr bis sping 'iyh =
GENTLEMEN 8 FINE DRESS HATS

GENTLEMEN 8 FINE DRESS HATS.
comprising Brebac's New York style -whieh 5 most
beaa,ilui-slsp. oakful's oung mems Pm adel his
stYie fit hrimahirh j. unsurpassed By any bat ye oil
tered the inspection Of tbs market. log ther with
ih Banare styie,eufl brim-wbich Is very hand one
Besides large Of the various It, Les aud
qualities 81 Soft Hats pted for the Spring Trade;
10 which he EARNESTLY cats the rntton OF his
riends md customers and he public give him call,
be nov prepared L. p1s, grenter Inducements u
buyers than IN, ike e.inbl hment In the cry both at
al-.ale md retail All kinds Of hHts mute order.
bt "a srtst .occ Customer hats dressed oyerfo
half prize Call attic sign OF the Blue Hat bacains
tiar 3 dts NM SITTER
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Ney nave recent
'ery, and hatter,
III u'aciure all des
State.
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Il = ~ y Fh1N = ~ . - . - Ut '7"TT
IL DubnSs ce.f9'rateu Fteach RAJ Extcrninntnr /
i also hirl ~ recommended lo, the dcstfnction of
Ron e Bed luts e.. JOil H. SEAi GO.
mar IL
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AKA I'OGA

h,.. a. '''pply just
bb S.fs 'hss.
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Blankets E! Blankets !

1--WE Inde <ignrd wi~i, 10 -,ll thetr siuch q
Bhmht t--rens' queutly hey NJ" IT, ing them II
grently reduced prices heir consists # enc
entnmun Bed Bmh Whitney. nu'ield Crbh, Ac Cal
soon if YOU want hHteain.
feb lG-ts STlGLER, McELDERRY < co
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rrnE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALSO

! engaged with tie attNH hunae and wnald hs plens-
VI sail upon mis- friends aud the public genernly.
T. d. CRAWFORD.
feb 3ts H1tcker. Ioennoo f. co. :
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GLASS WARE-Cut-(ilnss Deeanters n
NJ bier. Champagne G,bblet-, Wne Lemon, =,
Bowls. Celery Gias.es, Pitchers. etc.
Pressed do. every variety md all for sale stp
low AT J. ID Is. EVANS
nov l2ts No III, West Main ST, Richmond.
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Office Gen. Supt Va. & Tenn. r. r.,
Dec. 18th, 1853. !
NOTICE

TIVE accommodation Train running lr u this pare
1 10 Bons 1cks vi be discontinued alter the ca-l
end tfip on Wednesday morning the tth inst.
dee - t. TIIpS SHA RIP
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TOILET SETS, Ia every ynrict,

J. Toiie Set, g. 10, IA aud 10 pieces; OF Blue
White Granite. Flowing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
terms. Toilet War; Basins ind Ewers and other pieces
.ir Sly and in pairs
D. b. EVANS, No. III, We.t Main ST,
my 12ts Riclm,nd Va.
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Truth
DAG

p exhibited j
" with Pictu
8ny other cir
that they ar.
feeling truly
Ipopu arity .
bundantly b.
Pc way Of al
Zen clearly pr
|lges himself
'eserve public
:. S.-Toco
t, | will sayil
iOdr m n hs.
.atotakether
kout for the
b l6.ls
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-03

possession Of The fortresses on the Island
Ol Ailsnd.
More fighting had taken place on the
Danube. An engagement at kale(at is
reported between SIX squ1drons OF Cossscks
and Eve Of Turkish hussArs, on May 9Th.
The Cossscks were defeated and lost 90
horses, 2 guns, and ESQ men.
Twen y two ships OF the Turkish feet
had entered the Black sea.
II is reported that AusIrin has ordered
her forces in Galalia ant Italy to PreLare
for war.
The Spanish Minister has refused cnm-
pensarion for the Black Warrior and will
make no concessions beyond Temilling
the sum Of $4,000.
The London Times expresses belief
that war between United States and Spa n
is inevitable. .......
It's reported lha, Sebas,oPol is 10 be the
general rendezvous for The two allied
feels.
Seige batteries had opened a hre on
Rutschuk, on the 20ih, but the Turks
made no resistance. The latest accounts
from Constantinople stale that 1000 hous
es were destroyed by the bombardmen
and cunllagralion.
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Fourth Arrival
J. DEVENY. JR'S,
CLOTHING AND SHOE
- NN o. IA Um 3

(Nert door 10 the Exchange Hotel)
nEVENY has received the largest stock Of
~ Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps ever brought to this town, which
he pledges himself to sell
IiUenty per cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment in Plymouth
This is no vain boast, but he will satisfy the
public that it is correct if they will only call at
his store. He would call particular attention to
some choice styles of
CdSSimeres for Pants,
purchased expressly for this market, acknowl-
edged by all who have seen them to be the incest
cheapest and best ever offered for sale here
In Vestings his stock is unapproacha cl. 1t
comprises everything that is fashionable and
durable and now worn. His stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
has been also enormously added to, for the
spring and summer trade. In Furnishing Goods
he can 'skin the Jews" Collars, Handker-
chiefs, &C., in endless variety. He need not as
sure the public that his clothing is all made by
experienced workinen and out of good materials,
for those who have been regu ar custt mars al
his establishment know it to be true. He al.
ways give man the worth of his money, "a. q
please him so well that he is willing to com,
back again. may28
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-03

The FiRsT FRUIT OF WAR.-A letter
from the Rev. VIM. G.. Shauffler, of
Cons,snlinopIe, draws melancholy pic
,ure of the distress which the Eastern war
has already occasoned among the poorer
classes of Constan,inople. He US that
there isno commerce, no business going
on, but little money to be seen, and thou.
sands ofhuman beings are dying ofhunger,
thirst, nakedness and disease. Rats and
mice are eaten by many to alay the
cravings of hunger, and people who bu, a
few months since were comparatively rich
in worldly goods, now leg for bread.