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CHICAGO STORE.

~ t@oNertber@ have associated themselves together
"'h"F the name OF uatrh a Wcbher, t"r thc
'Ss"H"h ri a DRY GOODS IL GROCERY HtNl-
M and are for the present ill a better building
"' procured, located 1T the store Second street.
-'it n H. C4a.ly block, and ia receipt iroI0
'N"' ul iae AND well selected ass 'rIneht of seas
' -""ds, which will be SO ID ON favorable terms
,' we "ht met in TIE place.
"tVHs OF Ddsenpart ttrmvrs, &c, OF the surround
''uhtry, are nyitcd 10 cali and examine goods.
HENRY $. nuTCH.
e. WEBER.
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Bucks Stoves,

" Sod has taken the premium Ia different part,
y r Male of New hoIk, and is high recommended
WtiHnali AID 1t. Louis and III tact wherever u'|!
been fttry tested. As proof OF their durahllit!
rti"r 10 persons in this vicinity that have nsedthe
- ivr nearly ten stars.
S"fr also and substantial Cook stove Tor 'o''
irpn the testimonials have received Oh us "pt
u""S, can recommend as a superior article. Inc
Stoves are got UP Ia Cincinnati, o!"' IN Il br'''
>NDotIid manner. and are ior sale only ny '''
L >flucr in this city.
nave also th. Golden ss o.c and Beauty
we West. both for eoal or wood, The former
4 heaVy a,rti-ht, the sgtar neat, cheap if usht
tphltg Stove.
l ben you take IN consideration the quality OF the
), aud The well known flet that make tht ocst
FURNITURE IA the country, YOU Will see that IL N
iNHF interest to buy where You can @ci eooo ht'
Y 1t tAu
WESTERN STOVE STORE,
posite the brick Steam Mill, Frops Street
III l5-llawlrn X. s. CRAIG.
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DON'T FORGET

gsslIAT all the lands and town lots
III Scott County on which the
State, County and Road taxes for 1853
have not been paid, Will be sold at the
Court House in the city of Davcnpo rt,
the 3lst day of May next us required
BY law. All those interested can call
: t the Court House at any time be-
tween now and then and satisfy them
selves from an examination of 4 list
posted there. whether from wrong or
double assessments or any other cause,
there is any danger of their property
being sold This examination may
save much trouble and expense.
III. PRICE. Treasurer
Of Scott County. Iowa.
Davenport, Apl y, 1s54-wtrw4w.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
,SrE haveju,t received and opened a new and splen
w did assortment OF
Staple and fancy Dress Goods,
Embroidered Collars, undcrsleevcs and
Chcmizctts,
Rarcne Shawls,
De Lainc do,
Blk Silk do,
Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds,
Ronnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Lechorn. Straw, and Blk. Silk Hats,
French Cloths,
Cassimcres and Cassinctts,
Cottonades and Jeans,
Boots and Shoes,
Blk. and Colored Caters,
Half Caters and Jenny Lind Shoes,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Stand and Hanging Lamps,
Sugar and Coffee,
Teas, Spice and Pepper,
And IN fact nearly everything that Is wanted IAN pE
found here. Purchasing our goods IN Ne" iorh' an
PHILADELPHIA very cheap, we pledge ourselves 70 H'i'
low if NOT low or than any house in the city Can Il
The corner OF sd Il Brady streets.
nh ~ ID. &. ELDsIDGE.
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Certificate.

take Measure in certifying that have one of L. O.
RoclN ood's Moving Machines with whi,h cut my
grass last seusonconsistng OF timothy, rcdtop blue
grass from 10 IT, high i'll whit were weeds and THIS
ties of very large size, aud clear wild peaylne So
thick as TO he almost Impossible to NOV WIN seslhe
- all OF which the machine did the work al well as
could wish, ard better than expected any machine
could do though part OF my ground was very rough.
and have hesitation in saying II Is the pcs, one VIII
which am acquainted.
Dayton, Henry Co., -8PrH Is54. P. X. HANNA.
This may certify thai purchased one of 0. L. Rock
woods Moving and RcapiEg Machines last ason.
with which cut my grain and grass and must 50!
Iueycr NOV u, done nice before and as a
reaper ii did the work well as could wsh aud the
repearns staao4 only sSs' q wa WAsHBuRs
.Houat Pleasant, Henry Co., III, .irrii, 1851.
The undersigned have used L. o. Rockwoods Now
ing and Reaping Machines and are grahed TO Dc able
Kay that il does the work nearest 10 perfection Of any
thin. that have seen, and works at least nethird
ca Ter for the team. In opinion II IS the best ma
chine in lhi. country. and with the improvements that
he has made this year. We do not see now can DC Del
tered soiN w HYNES.
SAMUEL Nj FLETCHER,
JOHN JOHNSON.
Mil Creek, Rock Island Co, ILL., Aprii le5l.
IN, mud ,rsirned having witnessed Incorporation Of
l. O. Rockwuod's Moving Machine. are graiiied TO
find that does the work in every respect as erectas
an bo do.r ID b! the incest farmer cutting Inc grass
cycner and III. ground than can be done win
die scythe and leaving it ia the best possible eondl-
ton for drying, and, considering the une9aaed SIM
plcity Of the mat hine aud the durability OF Tue n;e
Of which it is constructed believe IT 10 be the yer!
thing that of the west have 50 long hooked Tor
and so much needed, and therefore take pleasure III
rec ,mm ,nding il tn their use.
- Barson, jackson co. Iowa. J Il. Crane, ii LIN
erall John Little, Wm. Burlson, VIM. Morton, F.
Morton, H. pupay, John Chapman, r. burIesoh, =.
summers C. Little. T. Nal lard, e. Long, NJ Easton
H. Roynods, w. Wright.
Francis Anon Scott CO., Iowa, \. Albert, James
Hgins Browulcy. John Robertson, John Pollock.
H. Mver, L. ). Wing, W Sherman. Nm. Fish 4
a lkr -.
Hundred aud Thirty Dollars cash for Mower and Reap
or together, and one Hundred and Ten for Mower
alone. Ten doll added TO the above For credit oil
l.. O.. LOCKWOOD
Rock Island, Ms, Apr. -, ls5i-w3m,
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cepcd) no matter how severe Of how long Standing
The Catholcon FAR SURPRISES other remedies, IN De-
ny NOR; certain, less expensive, and leaving the sss-
TEN in better condition. Let all interstea call aha
obtain pamphlet r.cl containing ample proof. IRON
the most sources Of the beneficial results Of
~ Rsc together With l"tt-rs from highly experienced
Phys clans, who have used il in III .ir practices and
speak from tlcir own observations.
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L. O. R0CKW00D'S
PREMIUM
MOWER AND REAPER,
improved For 1854!

I'HE subscriber continues TO manufacture the above
machine in Rock Island u.s.. and. in offering il 10
the farmer is apr! 70 be able 70 SAY tAt his efforts 10
combine the Mosr PERrEcv MOWER with the Nosr
PERFECT REAPER have proved cminenily Successful
The difficulties arising from the fact that greater
speed Of the sickle is necessary for mowin. than Is re-
CURED for reap Is overcome IN this machine b. the
Two pnuns OF different siZe giving the required
speed necessary for each kind OF work. The .'sidc
dram is also mostly avoided by placing the ground
wheel the opposite side ofhe tongue from the cut
ting part, ~ balance each other, thus making IL
easier for the team The raker is placed on the plat
form behind the grain position which, by being near
cr his urk enables him 10 do il better and with great
CIR ease. And the whole machine is constructed on u
plan ut once the simple and durable. Ii has zen
used in all kinds grain aud grass, and is uNersI
acknow lodged BY those who have used it To do the
work nicer than be done with the cradle or seythe
The following certificates will show the opinion Of
farmers:
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Notice.

isHE Undersigned has been appointed EyecutriX Of
thr Estate of William Grant licensed, and all per-
spEs Indebted 10 said estate viii pay the 10 " hit
aker Il Grant. and all per-ous having demands against
Inc estate vii! present the them settlement.
ELlZA beth A. GRANT.
Man 6. lS5t.
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Build np Lots for Sale.
PRINCE & Co.'S. Melodeons,

r,4sT received nj the Music Store of the undersigned
u sole aeeat for Davenport and vicinity, no. c ~
Claire Row r,, s,ooco
A. - Portable % w
Il JOS. 4. CRASDALI.
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G. W. CARTFR. II. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
! Nifa I}f. Burrows. OF Third between Main aud
Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
lF,h. 1s5i--wtrw-u
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Opan atsA.n. loses att o'clock, r. N. Sund"!
r u n from 5t,G p. NJ.
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CARPETS.

Davenport, Iowa.
lGtA. It5i--wtrW-tf
CARPETS.
eaH ihe attention all about to purchase Car
Pst, 10 udgyrry eAlcEsNc assortment, embracing
400 PIECES.
h.! rYc-y description and price from the Conn.,
D h4st CARPET 10 Fine Velvet"
Also
Carriage and Floor Oil Cloths,
!; great variety of E4raishtay Go0ds." At
MlTH'S Y AkIETl STORE.
rner Of aad and Brady sts; Davenport.
Opened this day,
Mt Ruakskln AID Calf Oxfarl Tic,
Hat. Aauiarey.,
T. Opera slippers.
iht youths NefS fhe Calf Boots,
Eaamei,d Shoes,
Black and ifu co oscd Caters,
h"s,atll ud fancy Boots,
IoAer k,Ei. vi Ladies. Goats, Misses and Boys
-ba 4 .,ters sui table for the season.
:, g DAWSON & co.
Brady SIS ruas 10, ST,
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If,o PIECES.

ral ae attention Of all about to purchase Car
81, 10 oaEEcry excessive assortment, embracing
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
The Gravel Wall,
Nichols Works
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad.

WIZ: Woman in al ages nd nations, Marriai
Esoterie AIthropoio@s, for sal. at
MHyg. No. :, L. Claire Block
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e l. l. Ii IL IN g.,

discount ri twenty-five per IRON the above pr-
ce> will be l0~ed TO Clubs ordering four or more con
les o any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four
copies OF Baekwo"d. of Review will be sent /,
one address for 50 90; four copies IF the four Re.
views and Backwood for $50; snd ON
lOSlAIE.-ln the principal cafes aud Towns
these works will be deliver 1T, throu Agent FREE
OF Posi- AGE, When sent by mail. the Postage to
any part of the United Suites will be bur Twenty .ionr
Cents en- for Blackwood, and but Twelve CEN,
n var tor each of the Reviews
hemttances and communications should always be nd
dressed, post paid, tn the Publish. s.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
54 Gold Street Ncw-York
n. B-L s. n Co have recently published and
hive now Tor sale the " FARMERS GUIDE, by
Henry Stephens. OF Edinburgh AMI Porf Norton, ii
Yale College New Haven complete in vols ,oynl oc
tnvo containing 1000 pages ID steel and GU0 wood en-
sr wings, Price in muslin binding S..
LIZ IhiS ~orh as NOT Tie OLD Book Of the Farm u
fa@y REsuaclrATED and hroTn upon the marke.
ian 7-dfs
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Il = ,IJ JJ9 ftt 70 n, fuat CtoSa--beA.>"i mats
bolt tsui furniture
l. ,cies aop,oprtdisto Second ClaSS.-BoXes, bnes
If good. feathers. shoes, 'addley soss, prints oils
! MI c, Lectionery.
t. fss qr.yopfiatef0 THIRD ClaSs.-Virginiad dunes
-. lgu Sec liquor basging. rope. butter cheese,
s>ai 5acco. leuther, hides, Gotten yarns cop.
ct u, sheeti J, hoow-ware, queensware castings
ar sure marble dressed aud other heaYy articles
!, rated inspe i'll or fourth class rates.
cissa appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-flour, lin
- 4 rice, pork, beel, fish atd talo~ and bac"i lin
sA,k boxes saeks,) beeswaN haes of rugs, ginseng
u red fruit. oar irun murb'c (undressed) mill aud
q al stones, mill PeHring.
- 30 miles l.50 Salt per busnel ! 8
',A''' per 100 miles. > 90 Fifty pounds. 10
a = $50 miles. $50 IN
wy los zoe miles 300 Carrif' sast. Il
Sol dts
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Horses Mules Calrle, Hogs, Sheep nnd Caves, of
OYER eight IN number, will he carried rs Bird class
Goods..-1he weights 10 be gt8ied as follows Hor-
ses l00n h.. Alulrs 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700 Hogs l5G Sheep, 1905 Calves, 125. under
months old Lumber of all Kinds, and Coal to
be loaded and nBoaded 10y It swuers, consignces.
One day only will be allowed load or unload unless
by specul areement in writing, Whenever II Car is
differed - frmai, loaded utter arriving s place oi
destination, ID hours, unless otherwise agreed
'pop II will be ut thropon of the Gompan, TO unload
II, aud cnurgc at he 80 per Cur load for
Lumber, nnd 30 for Coul aud nlso chm &c at The
inte of SLIGO per day, ior the IF lie Car.
THOS SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va & Tenn. K. r.
~ spress and Ren. COPY.
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iiO! for the Christmas and New Year
OEHDAY

'i''I intending To mhf Presents on the approach.
ing Holidays. would do well to call AT GInR., vol
Nnown and popular estabhmcht,and exam in, The large
ara beautiful stock of articles l., ckc. Charms pi,
finsS hey~ Frames and Cases of every style and mn,
th' from Tue common up to the fines Kind yet intro.
duced, which will be Fl led with the f,c y;,;j' r -
set IN style peculiar to Gibbs; >yie thai j. ex.oed
~ none ana rquhled by few. Cal at the sig, of the
b'as' don't make usuhe but Iooh out fnr the s,rns
~ T. E. GIBBS
style colored pcturestand some new sneci ens NJ, rho
o'efeo'c"Plc work which is guaranteed 10 be su,er;
t'a3y seen IN the Stae. Come one come all siy Glib
% "'hi you ~" ma hum little better prepared to
Nat u" us friends and the public than most establish
nent" IN the counyas lie has two mammoth lisht conn
"h''s SKY and side lights with competent and cxna
Ie'en assistants, and nusullIy stock ,r yF
rities NY Vt '"e northern
p. Il. G.
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TUsT KECEIvED-At the re new ,o.'
- store of ktBr A. WILLIAMS, he Ia n,rti.
posiinr,, for January, 1854. Til. Ladies arc ,.N -
lnrly requested lc call and examine i--A''' ly ne
ply of New Year Gift B0oks-somethhs en"'
tg~ Call soon else they will allbe gone
jan CTS
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Office My stock tod, ana hands oi Gis Fit.
~ Ting have all arrived in Lynchbure, and
fully prepared To execute all orders entrusted
with iaithf'lness aud dispatch.
| would be- thankful to my friends 10 hand in their
inrs prevent hurry about the time til gas i.
to be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jan
uar. next under any circumstances.
ie 22-dts A. G. BARNEY.
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lfthe Train Is stopped fui "A passenger between an,
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge vii
be less than wentv-live cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxccptthosr
who take the ars where tickets not sold,
will be charged by the conductor ten per cent in al
Ion To the regular Of fare. provided. however
that in sh Ill he receive less than ten,
than fifty from any passenger to any point
the road.
Servants will be required have two passes, to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege travel on the Free colored persons will he
required produce theree papers,or they will be
permitted o travel the
May lots. THOM IS SHARP.
Stunt TraaSpnrtnticr
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nIL CAAPETENGS, from ~ inches TO is
~ feet wide.
DOOR MATS most every variety,
CRATES, very fine assortment and cheap.
Brass and Common aud Iron Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers Coal Holds.
Brass Pierced Ircn, and wire Tenders, nursery Fend
ers "a inches high.
Tubs, Baskets Cans and Buck
With maj other articles, req ned by Ia
hand ard Tor sale by
Nv II Is GREGORY, OYALL &>lMSON
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Lyuchburg Sept 20 1913. !
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Coo -
t;ue feel confident lbat tle Pied1 II Works. ndsi
ts management will fully minimum IL reputation
making Rail. Road Cans "a well Us ia any md all
hianchcs ,f nechhicu operations.
JAO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, President.
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Our lorms vii be ca'lof nosolNIIe papcr safi,lnc
ory endorsed.
TIE subscriber thankful Tor the very lib. raj rolr,n
apc bestowed CA him for the last fourteen Scnr lie ha
been n business IN l>nchburs. weuL- Just mention that
he will st continue hi. farmur bushes, ~ hrrofor
and hnpes VIA the additional feiit h. now lm.and
~ the constant tenton be feels def I'm incd II VI
ais business in all it, ynious branches Ia mrrt It con
ununnce al the patronage OF n liberal lu'aic.
23-ts ECO G. CHRIE.
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RECOMM TIONS.
CUR ESstsEtH.s JYficr "a a Tenn. r. X
L,BrhtntE. Va. Srpt,m ~. 1888 !
III THE ran RO1E PUBLIC,
All the Gaze every ind ip use upon tn. lond ha,
cen made III the Pr.imuat Works. ia Lyn h5urg. un
i, "a durc:isn Il Gent Nelllrto Agent
II gives mu-it pressure 10 my thai cars lpN
strangely and faithfully executed. cheeradly
9 mmrHd ihe.r wsrks| 10 r"npnne- requiring. cars.
competent construct ald aifl nlly my
thai may b. mule wnh tie OF these work.
GIAS. N GAhNETf
Chi,f Eng. Ia Is Tenn. II. r.
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nNHE present critical state OF European affairs will
L render these publications unusually interesting du
ring the year 1854 They will occupy middle ground
between the hastily wr ten items, cIud- specu
htions and flying Of the daily Journal and the
ponderous Tome of the future historian, written after
the living inicreft and of the great pc.
i'ica of the time shall have passed away. Ii
j. To these Periodicals that readers look for the
only really Ineligible ald reiub history of current
events ami such, in addition their weilestablsh
ed literary scientific AMI theological charac erwe urge
them upon e consideration OF the reading public
Afraf gements IN progress for the receipt of
y sheets from the British Publishers. 10y which snail
be able 10 place all Reprints in the hands of sub.
-cribers, about they can be furnish.
ed with the foreign copies Although this will involve
Neiy large outlay part shall continue fur
nish the PERIOD cals at the low heretofore
viz
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THs attention of fnimer. also invited these
Work. ihefs viii h bept nlaays mud al klud.
Agricultural Impie mcnts,
my, Pillow, Harrow. cult Corn Shelters. Chu ~
II ynfions pptefhs aud OF the inpru, cd mud Ia
st,o And llay frcssr., md eerfYi s=afy 1T
agricultural rnfpose.. fufn,rs mus roy getting i.,t
~ good Ito thrse Wat,- They at the NosI,
arR : .,t#, = Aptks nj al Naiihen prices.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE

LEONARD SCOTT & CO, n. Y, continue to re-puh-
hsh the following British Periodicals., Viz
l. The London Qnarerly Reriep, (Conservutiye)
The Edinbnrgh Rever (Whg
3. The North B, lash Rerieac, Gree Church
4. The Westminster Reri,w. (Liberal
D. BiaciroodS Edinburgh Magazine Glory
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MEDICINE CHESTS-A few Medicine
thesis tor Panlations and Families Just to hand
These chests ore urge and cpmmodious-the bottl.s
distinctly labelled, with book of directions for the m
OF th' medicines Carefully and neatly fitted M with
prime medicines at JNO Z WRIGHT'S
J II THOMPSON, Druggist Near Ding Store
jim BITS
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rRViE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE Mo ,
specially 10 cali the attention "f ne o,, o an
iynrtl urg and the adjoining country. +" h's '"'
n sprndidnssorrnIrht al BOOTS, StOho -
IN GAlTEtS. &C. of his OWN NAME ,,u
10y AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE bhs'
~ AND of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP. - poot q
Persons wishing TO have good and du'ap'e N ND
Shoe turthe present >enson, viii dowell to ''' ,nalt
~ am determined to p,euse, both AS rega'"' :
aud price. .ystI
Don't forget cali the three door 1G,i1er,
trunkiin Ilotel, and Immediately opposite In d.
Savings Bank. I. +. dhlM"'
dec HIS, -
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WOoD.-oak and Hickory we'll seasoned n-,
4, e. |" hand W e expect to keep regular snpply
lease sead in their orders early "''"-"'''
ECHOLs l. PRYOR
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n OTkCE The undersigned have This day pu,
y chased n. {. Taliaerro's interest in the concer
of Eehos. Pryor& laliaerro, the business hereto
fore, viii in fnue he conducted under the style and
firm OF ECHOLS PRYOR, who alone authorized
the name of the former concern, in winding up.
They solicit continuance of the patronage of THEN
friends and the public generally.
Il. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS ". II. PRYOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine Watches and JeWeIry.

THN WutNHNJ UHu ONWN"gF
INST RECEIY ED, pei ESFfess.aH aliiInBd u
- supply tf Watches Jewelfy, have rs, 4
nov On hand es,npi. stuck of al the inns
stylr, # goods usually kct in such e.tablishm
shieii Ne respectfully invite all thosr whiting 90.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY Ia give n cnil, :
are determined Ia sell goods cheap the l..
bought Sprli Souii.
dec lO.rs H. SILyERTHORN * co.
BLANKETS, W OOLENs, &c. We hasr
ID hsHd large lot of Blankets aud Waplens foi
male aud female bought reduced prices and will sell
low accordingly.
dec ) its SAUNDERS 6 IRBY.
rssOT THE EARMEKS-The Subscribers
4 ing purchas ed the Puteni Right of d Glow, Dunn
Cyiiud,lcai Rotary Screen IlheaI Fan, mum.
featuring tfemf MI ask the TURNER'S Hand esamir
TO- ther1selye, DIEGu1D 4 BRO.
y, i1-ai otwts LyBrbbnrP F0hiriy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-26

NOTICE IT. 7. NORMAN Of thel lie I'm Of
~ MoormHn & Martin would al I'm thu friends aud
cut niers al the lat. finn iiat h. w continue TIE
Grocery and Commission Business,
al the Il stsud oi N s N ,wi'tr Va, WI mas' eyory
.xeriion vr ~ isiacl'ep 20 = ftnIi rns'ourrs
aud he public generally
Tie vii kecp con-'anily IN innl larre aud vel se
leci-d rtock ii GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS. &c.
~ Special attention paid tie salc fwhrdine
81 Tobacco, Wheat, Flour A. g..
ianats THOS T MOOHMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-26

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-26
DIS S OLUT ION

M CHIMNEY & BRO having this day purchased of
WI Mckinney, their entire stock Of Dry
G.ois. Groceries Iron &c. will continue busine,s at
III i old stand where they will keep constantly on
land general DIR, Goods, Ginceiles Iron,
Ac. hieh they will a, all im's be lhsea furnish
their triend and customers tI,on low any
House n rh,. riv. i.u o-f-l