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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-04

best ) acre carrots
best } acre Beets .
best bushel Beets
best acre Ruta Baga Turnips .
best ! acre Beans. J.,or X. and
I'd best l
best peck Beans
best peck Peas
best lot Cabbage
best Pumpkins /
best lot Winter Apples, no, under kinds,
peck Of each kind all raised by the
! person presenting, ]. or X. and /
Cd best. J. or Il.
/ best variety Apples not under 10 kinds or
less than bushels in all, J. or r. and l.
best bushel Apples l.
best specimens Pears l.
best specimens Plums, 3 or more kinds l.
best peck Ounces l,
! best peck Peaches |,
best lot Grapes, lbs. or more !,
DIIRY PRODUCTS.
best 10 lbs. or more Butter, silver but
ter knife and .,
(no I'd best offered for)
best Cheese, - lbs. or mere 9,
best lot Honey, % lbs. or more l,
FLOUR AND BREID.
-, "a -. n.a,i.t,,
best specimen Flour Bread, with written
statement Of manner Of making i. /,
~ i.I.' i'.''i'''' SAM C,,'''I'.o.ie =
HOUSEHOLD ILiNUFICTTRES.
/ pest u4ied Cloih, 10 yards or more =,
"a b5St |,
best v ooi Flannel, 10 yards CT more /,
"a rest
best Coiior and Wool do. 10 yds or more l.,
best NooienY YarnCarpetng,5 yds or more 2,
"a oest l.,
best hag CarpetInS, ydS or more l.,
"a oeSt
best i.earth Hug l.,
heSt doz. pairs Men, WOODEN Hall Hose
, best Noo.en Shawl H.
"a best
best pound Woo!en Yarn
Uest Quit %
"a best IT.
pest bedspread IT.
-d best
oeSt specimen Necc!ework H.
"a heSt
pest Lamp Mat
M ,PPet
-. u, H,.. mos
-. -. r''.i' -''l'1, .p.S,
-. 80 - .S'0' "''N ;,
,5s,. le', ~ ialsS' y .. ii.o'e =,
"esI U,.liss1,C ',oar =, o." Tvs. u -iol ~
MiN nf h' ioi'ED Il" iI'1l-H'
oesl sihsle wagon =,
pest specimen oaoihe' WORK ~
oest press ooa' l.,
pes. nest =
oesl !" aSoh harness ~
pes. : aoz' Ian Ian Skins hhished l.,
DeS. uoE N '7nius ~
oes' uc" sues .>oie heI'heF ~
pest io' hhiSheu hel.'eT shy oIher KIND ~
pes' "oZ' pairs nc s'oS ~
oeS' p"!is Se"c" r-I i 'F ~
'''' : ! N ,-',..i,s n! ~
At a II it....- .'-- ~ :.
best 4" pro ". .'"ard a. -
"a best 81
best lmpE' ..." ~
"a pest -
peSt Suo>o4 ''"" -
best tram Reaper -
best Grass Cn'ie. -
best Corn Dr. it
nc, F,n,iprr "a
T.. r,l,;,,I, ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-04

KAxsAs.-The St Louis Late7tgcnccr
says that the proseriptive sense in shieh
the resolutions adopted by the 'laTehoidefs
meetings held in that Territory, SIS ais'
titacty repnaiatea~ By those who intfodu'
ced. voted for, and adopted them. They
avow that they only meant to aseft their
right urder he lar, to 90 TO Kansas With
their slaves, and that this rigst they meant
q yirdicsts hy force, II necessary
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-04


AQuEEa TEsT-A ia-o letter crom NJ X
sas Territory SAT- "Gi, aroult cf "a.
migration in the W os -ael ID c,i''
surprising Thousands an thousand -
pouring in from al por:i'us Of BE u
but more special. from NJ, K---
tucky and Tennessee. It SEEMS tr oe
purpose P.tneuse = ha~s :: slave S..
There is a story aby5ll, that Il, all .hs
ferries over the Missouri river .he- uJv
have COW tied, and committee . -.tch
all immigrants. The comn''it. = of
each immigrant what animal inat !. y
he says II Cor,' oil wel'--he goe> o,sr;
but j he anscers a keo.7' liey stop d'H' :!
A RUSSIAN Prince ~ a FIx.-A C-,li-
fornia paper says: "Capt. Wh.ti1g Of t.
Pacific mail steamship Sonora, informs Us
that when at Rio Janeiro, from the sd to
the Sth Of April, there was Russian
Prince with his yacht III the harbor, ana
the English Admiral of the sta'ion would
not permit him to leave the port On tso
or three occasions, when the yach. gcs
under way, British steamer immediately
got up her steam aud took up position
outside the harbor TO prevent her frcnr
getting out. A day or two before the so'
nora left, i; was understood that the Primes
had sold his yacht
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-04
Lewisburg Post Office Arrangements

EiSTERN Mails, every day except Sunday,
/ close at 81 O'Clock, T. VI
/ WESTERN, On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, .
! close at 81 A. NJ.
/ NOR YEERG (Nilliamsport) Moni. wedn and FRI,
close at Pm. of night preceding.
SOUTHERN (selinscroye) Tuesd. Thursd and saturd,
I close at IL, NJ
BCFFALOE Il ROADS, Tuesday and Friday,
close at pm. of night preceding
e business hours daily except Sundays) from unu
liz, AN, and from IL, NJ. until 5, PM a,
| Nov. %, 1858. II. W. CROTZEk, T. NJ
6a. A VARIETY of School Books,
G6 Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink, Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines. Papers, etc. etc.
for ,ilc eteap at the LLwIspuRo Posi- 0rrIer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-04

HOfNES-
For best Stallion-to be paid when he has been
kept within the limits of the Society one
service season So co
I'd best, same conditions 800
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

on anl after N. luth july, our Boats will leave
l. n'hburg Tor Richm, nd, i,i-weekly, viz: Tuesday,
Thursday X Saturday N 8 p IN. or drectl, after the ar
rival at the Western ours. Passengers from Lynchburg
are two night and me day ON the Boats; and those
who lav. husi es, in Richmnnd, can without lossjn
time, save s. 80 lay t king thu route. For Char ottrs
vile, ri weekly COACHES connect ia s, ,tIsville; leave
L~.ynchburs n 8 p m, arrive j. Chm Inn'esviIle N XII day
5P . a, EDMuNJ DAVE 70 II.
July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
RECEIVING AND on HAND !:


~ ~ BIZ Gnf,o a.i Cl .ilfrl Sugar,
80 hose. and bbl. Loaf, CT shed, ind Pa
''rizal sugar,
ltIsRro ant Iagutia Coffee.
ottgsSu4 .i.or Old : VA Golfer,
!. nlpds. Cltu AMI l.. Il Nulasscs,
hbl. y g.. Mulas.e-,
tor Bar Iron, n,-orled,
& ll9op and Band do,
4. tiiNierd NJ ri,
-. Cast and Shear do,
IN Barou,
300 Srles Sol Lcat'lci,
IS do. Blaek VIPER 10,
40 doz. Calf Skins,
90 " PINK Ii ling do,
10 : Shret Skins,
. 900 Tales Cotton Yam,
10 Bales O-naburgs,
so Boxes Sperm and AdananIine Caaiies,
so do. IIullA Sous Patent do,
is do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
400 kegs Nails. 3 TOGO ny,,
10 Mt Nails,
- bhls + nner-' Oil,
40 IN. Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Salt.
Also
PLAID. Hleeehed aud Brown Domestic Calico, l.in"n
p,iiI. Red Cords aud Plough Lines. Winlow Glass om'
pn,v. Coppera-, Ala Madder and Indigo, Penrrr
iii ger and Sp, e. SPadr>. ShnVsl,. Trace aud lla,ir'
chnin.. Manure and Hay Folks Boots Sh""- and Hat
Fur sale. or exchange for country frndure.'n accom-"
latine terms. Gap 2lf-) JOHN HoLLiSS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
PkTEnSBUhG.
=. MAIL LINE fOH n. YORK

u. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE fr-, elias double engine t-uHshiP, 1EN
Ruam,ke, Cap. Thons, Skinner. caves Guy"
Point, Tor NV forA, Every Saturday morni -, at ~"
cock, toueIhg ut N"inls. In Jnmest WI, Capt
Ed~ara CayeBi, leaves IA. hrlet'i"re. Il ely .rs''"Y
eve ing. touching al Norfolk. rains hy hdhte +" u"
P.trt .tuIg c. nnrst with eac'' IN +.
Pa.cneefs ,eaving Lynehburg an Tuesday morning
viii urrve IL tire fi the Jnaesrown. ut Guy Point I'M
same rv-ninH att - cio,k; and ia zee leaving ~ ! hd">
vii lay nv., m l',t-t -hurg thai night, ani conhttl WI
IN. Au.uokr. ue,i tnutbinI at 10 o'rluci.
Passage AMI is,e from Petersburg, including
So. RI. aid IL
..a.....s , ~
Steamers.
For tieie :. Prs 'ee IMPLY To
SA l., Ell Il. BAPTIST, Pet. r-burg'
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". CONANT. W
New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

c N A N T, w A L D r. & Co
WOuLD Re pecttuliy iitorm their iiien : ard ,ma
w public generally TINT they are now receiving, -,
heir Furniture " are Rooms, on Mai 81. II ~. dn.,,
below the No'vcIi House, ,leir stock of Rose Wool
Mahogany, Walnut. and o,her Furniture together w.,
"A great man, articles in the way Of House keeping ,hn,
are useful a. well as ornamental, b II have never i, CI,
been introduced to this market All al whIch hBye L.,,
selected trom houses Month, enjoy ing the highest ,er'
Ia ion for good and faithful work.
They huve also connected with their establishments 1T. n
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged wurkmrn uf skillnnd e,no
iience, aud are therefore prepai cI to have made IN ~
der, out Of good ma crial. any piece of furniture TIM
IN ~ be ordered. They would add that Inc, are nrs
pared To offer greater Inducements to u, fsons wnniir,
anything in tie way of FURNITURE, than has ever he.
ore been oie,e in this market. And they hone nv ,s.
sidGous attention to business to merit and receive al lem,
Il portion Of the ublic pat ohpge.
CONANT WALDRON co
N. B.-We would say tn our old friend. and custom
es that we continue to manufacture, al our old stand
on Bridge St, all kinds OF Tobacco Moulds and In,
IKE, and We solicit n continuance of their fayos.
mar Is Is C., W. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
NpElaALNOIICE.-1

NfICEAL NOTICE. he suhse. lL,, i, No..
- receiving ms Fall aud Winter stnrk oI good. ,,,'
s,sting al Couking, furior, Office. Church and t.,,..
Stoves f"r wood I'D c al G'ates o. every vuiiet, "
s,,l.. iicely finished aud very %oHnamenlul, and viii -.
excel IN beauty ot design anyu ing IL tins nrntL.,
Ais the Diamond anh land's improved unian CooLi,,
Ranges, winch are warranted To give perfect ,attsr,,,afe
turn1ees ii aNnIi'ly oil siaes, tor warming churcI.,
lw, ling, &c, which, viii b.. set to ,ndeI in tL. NO.
perfect manner together With Registers, ventiln,,,.
aud various articles usually 'ept ia - stove sior,-ron,
urising The largest and lest selected II ,soil men, -
tered i'll one establishment tii' side of Ba rimore. md
which will be sold at prices tLat cannot tail To SUI, n.
times. All Interested Will please tall aud ex.tn;,. :,
the L~ynchburg Stove Works, east alain st. -
nov 3-dts q. ). BLISS.
w. CONANT. WIN. A. WAJDRoN upr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
CARTER's SPANISH MiNTUHE.
NAE EEEAI PIlNIEIER 2 EILI--l-

I'nb uhoN' -
Net a pdratcif % hefc"rg ~ u
AZ lsr.LLIsIE REstpr iot Seruioln, hing = bNh.
Rheumatism Obstinate on'snc"us hfei''ah' v"
ples or Pustule> On tie lac, bl"tche.' Spi'' C'',,1'
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm OF i"tcr' ornia hen' I'm
lsrgcinent sod PAIN tthe bo.es" dJoi,ts' stubborn
Ulc"ls ~SNPlnhuc DIS riders Lnmhag"' Sffh"' |""f
plants, AMI all l. ease arising nov" u" u'"'"
use Of Mercury luPihdehe' ~ h"'' " '"f"'"' ="
tue Blood. ...LAa,
1his Ndhahle Medicine. VINO" mas Il. ' y :"
OF the huni'"i at rNinh|rd'n"'S "''' '"',''' '"''.'s'
is agency ma l""u'eh ~ p''" ','-' ~" :, y y.
quest nf then friends 10 oiirr 1t I" III" pubic "n'o' 'n'S
do Win the utmost o"nh'e"r" :" u 'i'"es ~ w"
derfui curative pro. cries. me '''''"i"g o'''noa'o-'
seltc'ed nom" i"'se n'""ei' az - -
testimony thai the "efr @"f' o ne p'"l''e."'.i /" III
are all IRON gentlemen VII, ho"N" !" ~ ~,
ana OF tue hignt'i tesl'eo,ao''''y' """J NV '''"''
In the fiy "i h'c,'n""a' va
fboiphN' Esq III !" nAc""hge '"''' -,
mo"d' SHOWN every wn''e' NY u" !" ." wv ~
cine o"'ie" o",'c : ''a'''." ~" ''''' '.u I"
over q hni'i'eu Use ~ "a " =" "
eoom'ehne", WIN III ''"'s"' 4"'
suits ne s"y'' hl' tue h'''' extra f''n''s "'''''"' ''
has ever seen. ~ :,
As"e ana FenT- oFeaf 'a't - n',''y 'r''",, :"
Tor three years l ma hehe u rfNe' " III w "", ''
lent description. l had sf'ef"' r'l.' an, '"oN arg
quantities on nine Mercury MA ! ne'''N' ut nv
zones advertiser. u M W'".u' "nN " '"
,e'. At"'t tt.'' carter SP'"'1h "'ar"'' wv"
ooet'es ., ""'" " ""'s ~" ", ""' "' ,"ll'
"s"s l ~ MN ''""'' I"'''' W wv -
u u o's' "", y" NV WV - s.
e'ne tnn' ever reached my case, ''''" VIZ
Beaver pan' n''f hlohn'".n' "
". d. lueh' Esq M" III u" ""'""' I'M =" '"'9
years IA the f"-' Cnlre' ma ru'h com ,'h'e II" ,"' -
'onfsh'ns rlhcaoy u oe'trr oP""'S" '''s,"'', W" "
as bought upward, oi % bottles wh''n he " CIV"
wsy toihe afflicted Mr.. Luck say 'e IN heNe' """""
ito TAI when thkci according ,' "i''c'ions. =.
DR. MinRe. u practising fhs"lcan' and formerly at
the City Hotel, ~ the city OF Richmond. says len's"l,.
messed ID number ct ''Istancr' The 'her's o carter :
hpsnis, Mixture Which were mos tfuiy surprising lie
ssys in a Gaze of C"nHumt tim. Dependent ON the Liver
the good effects were wonderful indeed
Samuel M ipnnher' OF the hr'n 81 pf'nNer " "" rs
Richmond, was cured oil Liver Complaint o' o yo'''
standing. by the use 0ftwo bottles OF CATERS \ l"n'rh
Mixture.
Great Cure Of Scronid The editors OF the hici'
mond Republican had u servant employed IN heir press
roo IN, cured Of vinlent Scrosuia, comb ned WIN hheu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c,

vINiE .Lbscrbrr has I, c.pve his Fell and Winter
l. Gno y, consisting Il fn nah Clr tbs and Cnssi.
meres ni ie.t II nk"s; some y,rS sup. ri ! and ex ra hravy
French Beaver ClutLs aLd Ca>simeres; one / &C h.. au-
uful Brow Cloth; one do. Black-veryl e"-suirable
for ladies CT nhs.
Ncrtines ot Plus. Vclser Silk, &C., &c.
lrtmmi gSof newest st,le nd best quality.
Sh rls Collars, d uwets, Undersh rts, (snm, very
In re) Handkf>, Cravats, Scufs, Stocks, Gloyrs, lila f
Hose dc, &c.
10 The all"r.ng department mana ged b, Ambrose
Page, Who i'll spHrt no exettioh to cnniir ne tie satis.
faction he has s. long given. WIN. FACE.
oct u dts ~
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
m. g WhUTTEMOKE 4 RRA

rt-pet tiuliy announce to lie citizens
w L,ncibure aud vicinity, thai they are map,f,
,ur,n,. n, ,letr Agricultural Works on The Bash. N "A
,iITCHELS PUMP n FIRE ENGINE rnmbi,.l
which Is tie M 81 uertect article of the KIND ever or,
ed 10 the public, (iesi gn.d Tor Factory. Fine uud 60,
den Eng ine, } and Is pceuliuriy adapted To pii,at. du.I
firps. all ., ding IT, ia Ia FIRE Engine under I'll, in dr..
command, capable OF 10 cling ~uter over tmu ,tor,
dwelling.
All u de 5 pronrtl, attended to aud Pumps pu, !, ;.
Wells oi Spting. at he usual fatcs, and w.rtpite,t -,
perform ~.ii Tor one year.
We mr., the exclusive agents for the counties of Cam.
irlL : nier-t. Bedford bud ArpunattoA. !
srn 1t.
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Xii MISCELLANEOUS. #
Fer Old Point, Norfolk aud Portsmouth.

Rh kodf Wdthab Lfue. 81 0.4
' heautiiui aud isSoriie steapt, ,ath m'
l. AUGUSTA, uudri h. command "fAS1~-
Capt. WIN. c. Smith. $50 long AID isvofabiy INV n t.
the travelling community on the Potomac mud james
liver J 10 nov running on the line via f"f Wal
thai, and il furnished With l. I 4 4 d q 4 = =,
LIE Prc-ervers, Furre Pump. and ali the fpliance'
1uired by Act of Congress 10 serurc the safety al PASS
yngers.
The Oar. running u -, nesiop with the Augusta ir"n'
Richm,,nd leave ihr Richmond ard Petersburg Drpo'"'
every Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday o O'Clock
Person. a-rf, ing ~ Richmond. by the Packet Boats
have but a few .tei.s 10 walk Ia thu Cars.
The Carr run.,i & from Pri.r.l,urH 10 city fnint ~
eonnectipu With the Augusta leave Petershurg sam'
aey. q. above, at "a A NJ, from the Depot OF the Arp"
mstias Il X Co thus giving passengers an opInrinbh,
10 GO rom L%yncbburg e ther by the Packet Boats 81
Danyille Railroad Ia Richmond. at by way at the souil
Size Railroad Ia Prtersbu'r aud from there neal morn
ifr tn Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta wiiileave Norfolk on Nh" alter
HsteLa,., VIZ: Tursiays, Thur.day, aud Saturdays, A.
u an.
I he Augusta - n stur Al Old Point, both going atd
returning reguishv throughout the Bathing Srnspn.
f=re bctseen Rntltund. Norlnlk aud Old Point = {. "
far- bctweea Richmond, Coke's, Kings Mill and
Grye W har. / D.
Children over thnrc YEARS and not ovet t~el'e
years III age. hall p'1ce.
Mails. ench, .......-- d d.
Servants, through. . %
Servants u NY paiBt on ii = risef..-.---.---- W
MeaL. 90 %
uh % dkrts THOS DODAMEAD.S"rf.
" WORKS
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nEAlJulFUl. lSEFl l.
ID ORNAMENTAL n ENTERTAINING

Rob.,, A. William ha. tie gtatiiirhtinn To annnun'e
la his t, ieu,l- and the pub 10 T. at he has res owed III
Booksto = to IN, largr ard n neuitieent granite bui'dtng
Opposite he Warwick House, Nam street, ly hbnrg,
Va where h" j. nov receiving IA large and ~Plend,h
stock OF BOOKS ~ FANCY GOODS. fis stock WI
be found Ia comprise. some ct the m"sf behu'''', ol''
Books. Albums, PORT Folins, Paper NJ che Work
Boxes. md Glove Boxes even exhihitod III this mai kei.
The Ladi,s will find, 10y giving hnm a cal! and exam
lining la. stock Il large number oil usrtul. rs we'll aS
beautiful articles, IN ilsprn>nbie 10 Themselves IN " ih''i'
and an examination j. ali tie asks ri The ladies Ia insure
.ars. 1h., will fLd. too, every attention paid ihem II
l. in hi pow r 10 do. B,siirs, u large and ~rll.select.
ed stock oi books in every VA iety ut linding, sul'ni'le
for gifts, Ne. &e, may be found .he follow ine:
Fancy Toilette Soaps, IA new Article, Tor ch,p ed
lnnd,. &c.
Allkind- # periuner'; P"mades for the Hail-lr'
copilerous, KLttnrlon BrBzilian Amber 6Ioss. and
runy other articles of The same nnture.
nov lnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
NEW DRY GOODS
pin ~ " AVN

EW DR1
~ PHILIP W. PAYNE
l. now receiving "a very superior siock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting of every article
OF Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. Also. a large assert,
men, OF Blankets, Lindseys and Heavy Woolens, all Of
which he Offers on the most favorable terms His Tor
mer patroD- mn. The public general. nra r. specially so
licitei to CAP IA. klLk'S CORNER. MAIN ST.
sl LIZ lls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854.
q BRO,

Sign Of the Golden Lock. LynchbHg, va.
M +. ATE now opening. IN addition Ia our i"rnitf new
w ,to.k, a yer, arge assortment of HAtDw.Rf,
CUTLERY. GUNS. PisToLs, SADDLtHY, PLATED 1'ops
fInnp OIL LLorns Ho"se Keeping Articles. Building
Materials. and Tools q nost esey dtscr1pfao"' among
which are many article. Just introduced int market til :
fail. - ~
We fater ourselves we can exhibit To tie public een-
orally. aud those wio will favor us with an examination,
greater variety asuperiority of style ahd quaIi'. OF
gaud., ever uhrrrl ia his. il surpassed IL any market.
Cur good, are all new and mosi drsiiahi", ana VIII
be sold ut u re.sonable prptt. only To all who VII ave
II, nralI n antru Is u with their orders. which VII re-
ceise our best and prnmpt attention. ,
Merensn ts aud other. buying largely will DO charged
IA .npll advance only. q I lOiN
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SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, SaddleIy, House.
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.

Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
rRFGOR\ X hOA ALL having determined to make
VI acLanse IN tn, ii business, will offer from TO day
the lalgrSt aud most desirable stock ot hardware. Cu'
lory DC, NJ. even b tore offered in this market, I'll grent-
y reduced p,ices for cust. Many o%rtices at and b.io~
JOSt
!. ter ding TO close up Their business as speedily as
possible. Il cy e, rdialIv invite ull indebted To The old
concern nf Glceoey x R"yi Il and the ate concern oi
GreA"r,, Royal n Simpson to pay up as longer induE
enc" cannot be- given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-30
WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St Lvnchbure Va

z Nehave just received. in nd tition 10 our FORMER
c. stoek OF Watch's and Jewelry. n fresh supply of
G&rl6 very FINE gold and silver lever Watches Fl om the
most approved makers. Al,o, n large az well : ,iected
stock Of Grntlemem'' Fob and Vest Chains, beautiful
arti,l lie aud of lntcst patterns, Ladies Breasipins. Ear
rings Finger rings, Bra elets, BLucn-, Gold and Silver
Pencils &c. with all other articles u>ualIy kept in such
establishments, to which We respectful y invite tie at.
tel ton Of all wanting good Watches and jew elry.
Persons vi ,iting Lyn, hbnrg and desiring any art Gle
in our line, are respectful, solicited to call and exam.
ne our stock, as we ae anxious TO exhibit these goods
and are equally anxious to sell them, consequently will
sell bargains.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewelry and all articles of golp
and silver ware repaired at shout notice.
nov l3.tS H. S~lLVERTHORN g. co.
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Seed Store.

4 L. RUCkER offers 10 tie trade AT his SEED STOKE
IA. pposite the Bunk OF Virginia, the following cat
alogue OF Field Seed, which are fresh aud free from far
eigno or impure seed. Embraced in the list ue several
new varielie--ohered fr the first time TO the Farmer.
OF Nirl mia
hanca' nrass, Rescue, Grass,
Orchard Grass, Iuce,ne
Herds Grass, Muskeet,
Red Clover, Ever Green,
SaPhn Glover. Blue Gruss, for lawns,
Hybrid olover' ~ Timothy
G~reen-SMard.
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AT \ CAP kENOl Sc,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
n,a.t. a.. Tn,rf foHsp

The subscribers take Piehsur- Ia h"tisihe
the M.r.iuutr OF Virginin, and North Cbro
lima. that their stock ct Goods for al" seasnn has o'et
received. mud they NJ, nov prepared 10 serve their Gus
tnn- r., aud othe,- wa may visit this maiket to lay IN
theft Fall supplies.
IL i, known hut we have always kept n large and va
ried assortment ot Good. in our linz, aud VI, viii "nIy
aId, that our stock r the present 'tasnn IL unu,utiy
lurp- mud we'll assorted. selected .nt,r-ly from Munutic
iHrcis in persoh by The senior phitnct, wiose experience
f fifteen yeurs enub e- INN tn MAKE such selections and
On surh ftn- Hs = i'll insure successful competition Win
any ] ,bblng House North OF Sou,h
seq Ct. MAJOR & o
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Sish to buy all the coed WHEAT | ian get, for n
j Richmond Mil anI viii pay the highest ma s"t
price for ii. itcspe tiully request my friends and the
public generally To give me a call before selling.
WIN A MILLER,
sns 3l-dts Ga Basin.
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rREAM ALE, NEWARK CIDER,

3 Barrels Bevri lgr'~ Cream Al
4 do Newark Cider. on drausht or by the barrel
10 b. ket. Chamrsgt" Wine, quarts and r1ots,
For sale by noo5-t- :. A BOYD.
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-. VALUABLE pKOpEnIY IA
aA.A EOR SALE

gS.A FOX NAIH
Finding It will require n, re time To- Iny my d-ht-
tlnn my Gre ditot. can conveniently allow uule.- sell
u portion of m, property, | hive determined Ia offer the
tollawlng property OK SALE:
My RtsIpEheE Ia the ncirhbofhonI 1t Judsr Dan
iefs. This Is IA mnsi dc-iiub . Ilucr. The House con
tuin- II rooms. all we'll and on { Il them elegantly 10
ishei N'h hiith kitchen and III nth urcr,sary on
houses, md u well III rx'rlert wat,r on the premises
The llousf y Lot at present occupied 10y Nj. J. :
Burns. This i "a ncn ned rlea~obt lace. suited lr q
.tnnil family. The House hr- five rooms, with n good
kitchen, sn ohn hou-c. and II We'd d f,st ruc wutrr IN
the yarl.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In alerius my founir, ia
sar, corsi 'er ! nun oir,ing the most valuable property
ever offered IN lhis pIacr. lr.tpo we'll Nrnwn IN TN,
vicin",, u need = par 'curd description; nj | will ,tute,
tiirfe is not a better mr,e al e-tahii. hmcnt IN the
State, II is furnished with II conn plctr sett ui tools, the
latsst Improvements, uUd a 49, stock "i patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. | would relrl
selling half the inirte-t IN the Foundry property, -houll
any one d"-irc puf 4 a-ing such an interest.
Any person "lstint to rureha-e any of the nbos
naned Proper, Will op2ly 10 the sub cribe, at n.
fhnrix Foundry. A. G. DABNEN.
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