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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10


WnosE OK IS GoRED2 4lae Richmond
Enquirer in speaking ofthe recent elections
/ ID Pennsylvania. Baltimore and Ohio. says
result was anticipated By every intelIi-
gent person, and that with the Wings were
united the Abolitiouists, Che anti Nebras-
kaites, the Liquor Prohibitionists, the Know
Nothings and other Insignificant factions Of
various complexions and diverse tendencies.
This being the candid opinion Of the En-
qairer The Nationa! IntelIigencer asks very
pertiuensly from what party al these odds
and ends were gathered? Il they have but
Just now united with the Wings 10 have
been long in 4 minority IL Che States above
named, from what party were they recruit
tedg Were not some Of them from that great
Democratic district Of David Wilmot which
furnished two thousand FIVE hundred ma
jjority for the present President, and whose
support vas accepted with 50 much enthu-
siasm? Were not some Of them recruited
from that party il Ohio which il Is47 sent
Salmon P Chase, Freesoil Democrat, to
The Senate Of tie United States? Were not
some of them from that great Democratic
phalanx ii Baltimore which has generally
polled large msiorities for the Democracy
Ifthev had continued to vote with their
party. would they not have been allowed toI
take and enjoy any fantastic name they
pleased2 Its only when they vote on the
wrong side that thsy deserve anthem
IS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

~ Is New York paper states that the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, IL sermon he preached At
Plymouth Church, short time since, alluded to
the loss Of tie Arctic as manifestation Of the
Almighty dispIeasure upon the heads Of shipping
merchants, for supporting the Fugitive Slave Law
Quite an original idea that
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
HFAIrn on OUR CITY

we hercf but po easea Ct lever. there
have bssn two 81 ree good rests which have
brought most Of our people back to town. 6asl-
nes IS brisk, and good deal Of cotton coming
ID.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

J. M. YERSoN See advertisements Of Mr. =
n. Vernon IN another column. Our friends go
ing to Viekssurg win remember where to call.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

"a we are anxiously waiting for the tele-
graph to bring Us the news Of the great admins
tration defeat in New York.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

CHARLEs DIeKENs. Some time since twas
stated that this great author had By bis reckless
extravaganza and luxurious style Of living, haey-
ily involved himself in pecnniarE difficulties This
mas eontradieted with an air Of authority by some
81 his friends; but London letter to the New
York Sunday Times not only reiterates the origi-
nal statement, but proceeds to give particulars.
Thus the writer asserts that Dickens owes e500
on q mo score. $4,000 to lis baker, e2500 "a
his butcher, $500 to his fruilerar and thousands
to his Wine merchants. & IS difficult 70 believe
that dealers il milk, bread Or meat would or could
afford to trust any one to such amounts as these
0ne reason given for bis enbarT ments is that
bis profits On bis works have declined very much
since the publication Of aAmeriean Notes and
Martin Chuzzlsait which We can very readily
believe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

NRErcHEp 0ccuPA1oN PIE overwhelming
reeefa brought upon the Administration il the
recent elections has ington Union
70 celebrating the chances Of DE Federal Onion. :
This says The National Intelligencer IS wretch
ca business fog any journal but worse than az
for the Official journal and organ Of the Govern.
ment hte ton les dri many auan.
@ treason, ba i ealEeals its Official neighbol to
leave 81 calculations of the value Of tie Union
and AZ zpeealations upon tie nature of he sYents
which % destroy It e they w occur
q inystet1 and 8ho pant
io 60 dissolution ihe p6 ike heart pant
elh Cor e hold il liff
than he death
Union
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10


The Diplomatic lon h aga'n
"a 81 dilacul rs Europe Bordeaux 81
Gently Wien tie emperor aag YES celebfa-
iad by tie government oieiais. circulars Wera s
sued ~ tie highest authority d the department
@ she VARIOUS civil Judicial and military function.
aries and % al tho Consuls except the represent
atige d tie United States inviting them 3 appear
at The eathodra ID ialI cnstome aud participate
II ne ceremonies Tic American Consul was
bot invited because Of lslns e wear diplo-
matte costume on az happened ID Be
81 visit "a tie country, but tie acting consul
ID view Of the slight did not close the Office Of The
conaolale during ths q nor display The Ameri-
can lag and tie Captains 81 tie American vessels
il port, who had hoisted their coIors hauled them
down on hearing 81 tile occurrence When this
WAS Observed one 81 tie city officials went along
side of the vessels and directed The captains to
hoist their tlags, but again refused. Orders were
then given 70 naval French brig III port on
which were displayed the flags Of al nations %
pull down that Of the United States, but upon
reelection, this order was countermanded Next
day the acting ca 81 note to the Preieet
Of tie Department bis attention to the
b q d etiquette, and demanding whether ':the
slight was from any sentiment d disrespect to him
personally Or officially, or otherwise to which Of
ter the lapse ofseyeral days, most apologetc re-
ply was received, Discovering any intentional dis
respect, and containing earnest assurances that .
similar neglect should not occur again. When
The Consul himself returned he fully approved Of
all his representatives had done
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

~ VIM. Smith O'I8rien, the Irish exile. hav-
Ing been pardoned By Queen Victoria, has sailed
for home, from Australia Oh board the packet ship
Norma
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

The LANDING OF THE ALLIED ARMY IN THE
CRIAEA, which took place on the morning Of Sep
TENDER 18th, was most interesting scene. To
wards evening Of the previous day the feet arri-
ved il sight Of the selected spot, and drew up III
line il front Of the beach. No gun was fired but
q brief conversation BY signal took place between
the Adsnirals and Generals. Boats then convey
Jed the orders for the landing to all the steamers
and transp 81 and at one o'clock the following
morning, he ships commenced moving towards
the beach ii the order prescribed The beach il
q low strip, cast up by the surf and forming a
causeway between the sea and stagnant salt va
Ter lake, the latter being about mile and q half
broad. The causeway is not more than 200 yards
vide and leads at the southern extremity By a.
gentle ascent, to al irregular table land 81 plat
eau OF triHing elevation, dotted with mounds, and
presenting to the sea q PERCEPTIONS face Of red
clay and sandstone.
AT seven o'clock most Of the ships were ii.
their assigned positions, tie French running ii.
close below the cliffs ofthe plateau from whence
they sent boats crew ashore, to plant fac
staff This was effected and the tri-coIor run up
when Immediately The French Admiralfred a gun
and boats dashed out from every ore Of the
French ships, landing 5000 men ii 22minutes As
soon As they had regiment ashore they pushed
on company to reconnoitre and akirmishers OF
pickets "a 'front.' AS each regiment followed in
column is predecessors eployed extended il front
advanced il marching order and pread out over
the plains Hke 4 fan
IN one hour after the first French detachment
had landed 1900 of their troops were on shore.
with their adyanee posts family deseribable three
and four miles from the beach. ia all $4,000
French troops were landed at o'clock thel
British disem harkation commenced and de-
taehment 81 Cossacks appearedo on the heights Che
chief Of whom commenced sketching 10 his port
folio view 81 the feet, when uarternas ter-(4en-
eral Afrey appeared "a foot about the cliffs, with
q picket offulasiers and rifamen following eft
considerable interval The oossaeks attempted
to capture The General and after lodging about
among The rocks made d dash at him when within
] hundred yards. Tho General perceying them
took Is his heels, md FORTUNE The fasaliers fir
ed & Y0lley which stopped tie Cossacks and eaus-
"a them to turn about and FEE towards Sebasto-
POI.
Madame RAoHE1 appears that this
celebrated tragedienne. the greatest living
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10
THE CONSTITUTION Atty OF AMER
IgAMIgM.

ICAMISM.
The foreign party and Its loeofoco allies cry out
treason against the American Party, and use The
iereest terms 81 denuneiation against those who
insist that Americans SHAH rule America All
this can be briefly answered b language 80 plain.
that II cannot lie controYerted. The Constitution
of the United States recognizes Native Ameri-
canism as political identity FOR il excludes
from the two highest Offices in the nation the
Presidency and Vice Presidency all foreigners,
and so settles that point. Il our forefathers had
right to make any limitation IN this respect, the
extent Of It IS only question Of expediency, 70
be regarded by circumstances and II ii the course
Of century, the safety of Che Republic demands
it. tie limitation VIII BE- extended. TO Be 8 poll
teal Native American, therefore, IS to be q Con-
stitutioDaIist- to 50 against the principle IS
to be opposed to the Constitution Of the United
States. But this charter Of American freedom
says that no "a past acio laws shall eFer Be made
laWs that have retroactive effect all laws shall
be proscriptiFe Of binding upon tie future. and
not upon con quenty. If the natlraliza
ton laws nged they win not eject any res
dent Of forsign birth nov domiciIed 10 tie United
States they win only apply to Immigrants who
arrive afis1 the change il tie nataraliz lion laws
made f q change be made "a these laws, It
win have for Is object the lraint of American
demagogues, as vel Tie restraint upon at5u-
lent ignorance superstition and pEiesly craft
which trades The votes Of is dupes foE heiF own
and their chnrchs benefit
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-10

YAE1 z1TX
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
rIsHR BOOKoF THE SEASON
HAVE YOu READ IT.
ALONE. by Marion Harland; in one handsome
II mo. volume-priee II -.
a MORRIS pnhlisher.

WHAT TuE carries LAY:
Miss Harlanl may hsneefouh take rank among
the most successful female nov.liss ot the United
States H--Aetr York Commercial Aduerftsey.
"IheexceIleut ton persadng II will make II one al
the most popular fiction, OF the present year -Fhiia
Eusning Maui
THE moral Of the story j. prominent and nnex-
eepfionhhl beauty and truth have oasped hand' IN
it, recital - EftaSf4cksbayg Mrs.
~ take especial pleasure in commanding this ear
meet chasieyNftien and exceedingly iudicions story
as one among the brilliant gems that have recently made
their appearance mcrioah Courier, Phto.
"a work Of Imagination, admirably exeented.-Phika
CAriaiaH Obserrp
'N commend il as among the eleverest novels tha
have been written. - Pkiia. pen ng Bliiefit.
III will found quite interesting the last Northern
novel; the Lnmpg hter.n-Boh Aper
Possessing far more interest and exhibiting great
evidence 81 intent than OF our lady writers hnve
brought ont Tor nany dey."-Goaey's Ladys Book
"A novel afuneommon excellence certainly su. eror
any Virginia novel we reculect to have read.
The pictures al Virginia country life. with its
mcnta, exercises Ind the habits and peculiarly Of the
psrpe, faithfully and graphically sketehod and
Of these sketches have all the freshness Bnd soft
of world pictures by our best authors r Fran.
Alone Is book ofgrcat merit and we feenli PORTO
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largely into the character Of every tale ter
We the art of the raeontenr. -SouhefH LII. Mes
jun 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
MERCHANT


" Ash RETAII 0ROGEHs AID GoAAIs
zion Merchants in the Granite fr1nt bui ~ 9
few doors above the Merehants Bank, Mar oiert'
f,pc,i,urg Vn are receiving their Spring SUPPLY
10 which they invite the attention Of their inends aud
the public geueraiiy-
90 hhi. O. y q and st g Sugars,
50 bbs Retired coaee do
80 Clarified and Pusrrised do
100 h0xes Loaf do
10 bbs eru.ind do
10 hhds Cuba aud \ O Molssses
20 bbls \ o aid Sugur-honse Sirup
100 Sarks Rio md LBguIu Coffee,
p Superior Brown Java do
=" Genuine Moe DO
Chests g T.. Imperial and BLACK Teas,
3 Ticree. New Crop Rice.
900 Sides Sole Leather, heavy and light weigh,
bale. Shoe Thread
5lln0 lbs Bac Cotton. assorted numbers,
lales Cotton Batts,
100 Sacks Salt
90 ron. coahiry and Tredcgar Rolled Iron. ass'i
1000 b. Biistefed Steel.
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear Steel,
boxes Paten, Axes. different bands.
900 Kegs Nails assorted,
~ Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Sh a Nails.
p best IVA Scotia Grind Stones
30 hoxe. Sperm aud Adnuastine Candies
30 j" 1urpentino SOAP,
30 hbls Mnckere
20 Tanners OIL.
10 900 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cioverseed,
Ginger Spice, Pepper, Chockolate, Alum, Saltpeter
sofia, Starch Copperas, Indigo, Madden, large stock
Goods and grHt many other articles tedious
mention all Of which they offer sell the very best
terms 20 give IN exchange for country produce.
tpar7ta
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MERCHANTS.
lLate Arrival Of Building Mat,

kNNE froat Door, Rim and Mortiee - ''eIs.
4 without night latches. Upright AMI !, N1h !
Run Lock-. sqaar' Rim Locks and n,,el. nor alt5
.iys upright villa hotel, ,nbiued a-d -. ~ M
NJ rise Locks Plated peati WHIT, In. e'as-fa
giilo aud Faney French kib- AN he .,',ht M 3.
either tie Rim ~ Mn-iise Locks i.sf.bs. VI
Windows various patterns. HIM and NJ, flel
oeks Cupboard Locks stock and PM, .',,s C.a.
dopr locks, nh aud withuul Knobs, nig,, ~. otf
Rum Latehes, sliding door r,il, sLrayes ~ t4a'e N
plated. pearl wl lite and mineral Be'lerU. a'reI
Sells, with fixtures romplefr, D5oi an W I'M deI
yes IN grent Nariely, Gitr Hinge. Of yaria,' tia
Screws # good quality, fnm 10 d inehe. ,'ueth
Sett tlt. ronud square. chain, Flush ss r ~ a
rhs met approved Bird fa-t.niug., ~ ~ Bon,
Axle pnlleys, Sash o. rd Finishing Nas in al
To inches, do dn. by the pound or key. Il, ~ ''n
frs IN s1y. .24y., II aided Gu o iron .''.g d.
Spikes from II inches. fencing, panp n, - auat
Nns, French. English aud AmeT5caH p,ad. =. folgd
10 !, bIadls,s Sc ''''aon use, paf
Believing thnt 'iier greater indpcs,,...
CARDS quality, quantity variety and piee than Re
establishment in the upper country, fesper, Ollie
a call from those wishing To p4rckase Builli,al al
ware. GREGORY & RaY, ,,iait
may | Its III
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Summer Arrangement,
r.. - rs.5szzzzzszs1 ~
"a ;;....s;;ssss %rssaa-aas
Va. a. TENN. RAILROAD.
INSTRUMENTATION TTain.

Increased Speed and Change Of Hours.
ON and after MONDAY. AmiI Sd. IT, Express all
" aud Passenger Train will leave lynelturg daily
Except Sundays att A M and arrive al Big Spring
lOA A NJ.
Returning: cave Big Spring at3 as p NJ aud
rive in L,nehbur at 7 T. NJ,
Stopping eacb wa, only Forest, Goa les. Lowry,
Liberty. Oak Mulea. Lisbon, Bufords. Bonsaok' =.
Gish's Mi Big Link Salem, DyaiFs, Thomas and Big
Spring. THOS. SHARP, Gen'L Supt
mar % Is
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y Il d Aas = ~ TOT A eco.
NJ I.ANGHORNE &, SONS

seq JARS ~ fob ACCO.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS sEGARs TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fENHE subscribers have constantly on hand a large
4 stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SPEARS OF
he approved brands which they feel conden are
Inferior in the market and which will be sold al
he LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
lnet, and ente satisfaction guarantee purchasers.
The iolluwi rands nre kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
La Flor dc Ilabana, la Snltana,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jicutencal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion ConIusta,
La Fiel de z. j. c., III Leon de Orc
La Teresita, Ell Nupuno,
Rio Hondo Plantation
Ri Progmma. Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette &c, &c.
ToBAcCo.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Goa Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach. Stanard, &c. 4 O.
Septenhp S-iScts
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New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

&C oNANT. WAL D Ro N & Co.
WouLD Re pee,fa inform thsir iiien = and the
heir Farni.are Ware Rooms MAR ST.. rev doors
below fhe Norvell House, their stock Of Rose Wood
Mahogany, Walnut. and other Furniture together with
great many articles ia me OF House keeping that
re useful well Ornamental At have never belare
been introduced Ito this market All OF which have been
elected from houses North, enjoying the highest rePu
iaiion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged workmen Of skiand espe
rence and therefore prepared to have made to or
der, Of good eral any piece Of furniture that
IN " be ordered They would add that the, ARE rfe-
pared to offer greater Inducements persons wanting
anything in the way Of IRNITuRE than his ever be
tore been offered in this market And they hope by
sduous attention business shd receive al iea
q portion Of the public pat onage-
CoSANT. NALDRoN & co.
NJ B.-we would say IL our old fuends and custom
ers thar we continue manufacture old stand.
on Bridge ST all kinds OF Tybaooe Mouids and the
Fke, anl solicit continuance Of their fnyors.
mnrl3ts c. = c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08
GAS FITTING.

AM fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Stores.
l. Dwellings Factories the shortest notice. Hav
ing had several Years experience the usress my
work may be relied perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time Will also furnish sieam-pip
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter, Man st..
Wilson & Franklns old stand, up stairs
Jun 7.dts
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!" A Word to The Wise "

/ not dftoags S'lfcient-.evera words -eeded -
l. De Burgs Super Phosphate Limo" lie, tiizer is
supported by array of names who have tested it that
ought to carry conviction all. Now the time to
!ppy it to the Corn nnd Tobacco crops. 1t may be
had nquantitie to ,uit, with directions for from
may % b. +. SACKETT.
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac
tory endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
been 10 business in Lynchburg, wou just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional facilities and
by the attention he feels determined give
his business in all its various branches to msr;, con-
tInuance Of the patronage of liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO G. CuRLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS
sEABURY's SHOE & HAT STORE.
~ 1851 Spring Supply. Il

sEABURYS SHOE & HAT STORE.
xlg 1851 Spring Supply. Al
1 reeeid large supply great variety Of spilhg
/ a Summer tioods. | am confident there has never
been .,neaad IN Lvnehburg such recruitment OF
DIES CATERS sLIPPERS, BuSklNSt BOO
IINDs md WALKING SHnESi GENfLEMkNs
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES. SBlPPEhs& PUMfs
MISSES GATE 3Iis. roo s nn1StiPPERs; BOY
BOOTS AMI SHOES and CIiILDRENs SHOES hy
The .5aall CART -LOADH
Also splefdita sortmett Of aEN's.Bof 8 and ehil.
nagss susnER HATS and CAPS. Also, -1fnvehing
Hunks, CARPET 3 ~ Val ., Umbrellas. &c, &c.
Als Two oldest SINS are with saiesmen nut II
fy purpo-e lse ayefy inmodaiinn extended II
my customers which reason viii approve. 10 very
lilerai community my heartfelt thunks are tenderei,
with thai all s. all be done that ought Ia h"
10 .eet,re it, continuance 7. SEABURf.
T. r. Nj frienls will End some TIE IN my store ai
n,o.i hour, day nigf, EXCEPT on the Sabhnl
oa tim it. Il ere j. no anmance. Of course T.. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-08

THESE WORKS have be- set in operation ith
i all the latest Improped Machinery for Wood and
Iron work, and upon scale commensurate with tho
wants Of the s. uth and West. for Car construction
More than one hundred cars. Of Ill description have
been he these work. Tor the Virginia a. Tennessee
Rail Road.
Presidents and Eng ncors of Rail Roads are respect
fny iny, I'd besow their patronage they may
~ bpon having their work finished in strict onpiance
WIN H. an own plans md nes; after Tho most
approved plans oil Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern Raii-ROnds
win no longer be compelled obtain tlcir Cars from
the Mouth, subject large expense and risk Of Trans
portstIon GEO. g. CURLE Proprietor.
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THE undersigned having had charge Of the above
Works from their commencement. under the formc'
Proprietor Maj A. Ellison Jr: asks 10 To say to The
Rail Road public that he has engaged with the prerent
Proprietor and will continue il, manage ment hoping
pis long experience in Rail rosd works ard constant ut.
tenon the work entrusted him L. merit the ap.
probation aud liberal patronage Of the public
A. NETTl Elton, Manner.
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GAS! GAs!! CASH!

DERSONS wishing their houses fitted for bur, ing
l. Gas will find some strong inducements offered. by
applying The subscriber have good worn men aud
supe ior stock of materials A. q. DABNEY.
N. B.-All orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
ised within sx, days, payment will be required
befole the lst of June, 1850
inn 7-dts
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& JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Manufactory.
III. SILVERTIlORN a. co.
Main St. Lynch

~, AJhCuDluS va
q WE have just received. from the Northern citip.
GA large supply of Watches and Jewelry. Which
Gk purchased in person and We can therefore
warrant every article sold.
In the stock viii be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down To a
plain article all of which genuine and perlaps tb
best assortment ever opened in this market.
In the Jewery line will say that no article can be
called for which not able To offer
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED rock of genllempns
Vest and OBJ Chains ard Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rigs y c. W II be found very attractive.
GOLD AND SILVER w RE.--We invite special aen.
ton also to facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Ware, large OF which is kept con.
stanly hand, and deserves the inspection of all who
wish to purchase.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewelry and all articles Of
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice
Persons visiting Lynchburg and desiring any article
in line will find il their advantage call and ex.
anime the stock. We anxious exhibit these
goods knowing that the superiority of our impoaons
and the unsurpassed workmanship of manufacturing
cannot be exc lied.
NAV 6ts