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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
L NJ RoUsH.

ALvAH PERRY, PROPRIETOR.
TIME Proprietor informs the public that several
l. thousand dollars have been expended in entirely
%refting and furnishing this house. He batters him
self that he can furnish to his boarders and to the ira
yelling public accommodation equal to those ofthe
bost Hotels in the West. His table is always furnish
ed with tho best the market affords-his stable Is
large and in fine condition. Having had considera-
BILE experience in bookkeeping, he hopes to receive
a full share Of the pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio, April 3, 1853.
lJ-Ohio Stateman, Ohio State Journal, Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph, Lancaster, publishfor one year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

AMEalcASL LAND cLAIMsIs N~IcARAsuA.-
A letter from PAGES dated Dec. I2,) IN the
Cincinnati G%azette, says:
An agent and partner with Senator Coop
or, Of Pennsylvania. and Hon. VIM. Cost
Johnson, of Maryland, is now here on bust,
ness connected with a claim which they pos-
sess 10 Nicaragua, embracing % millions Of
acres OF land. This track run along the
sea coast $50 miles and back rs miles, In
Guiding Greytown aud other sea ports. The
object OF the company is to get the British
cabinet tofallow a clause to be inserted In
the new treaty which Mr.. Buchanan is au-
sthotized to make with the British govern
ment, es soon as it is relieved from the pres
sure Of the Eastern question, which will
guarantee all old grants.
The claim Of the party is perfectly good
If they are only secured by the new treatyt
q result Of which they ut present have nc
doubt. Ono of the party will then immedi-
ately repair to the Mosquito kingdom with
a company Of men, declare himself Govern
or, raise up a new empire 10 that beautiful
country, and after a due state of incubation
or as soon as delicacy permits, attach /. &c
the stars aud stripes! There's a new nu,
for Young America to crackl
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~ Kegs AMI, dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow Ochre,
Prussian Blue, Red Led, LtharEe, LinseedO OF. Sperm
OIL, Corn Oh, copai Varnish, coach do, chrome yell
low. do. Green, Rose Pink, Vermilion, Lamp Black
Furpentlne, Lard oi,Fisho Oil ,Aicoholy Japan Vsrnish
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
ROOTH N SHOES.

Id ED s. BAuGHMAN, continue at their old
HI stand, opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main
street, where they keep always on hand and manufac-
-dhr ture to order all the latest and most approved
RSN STYLES OFBoOTS AND SHOES.
' EA~for Men and Women. The reputation Of the
establishment for the best Of work needs no common
dalton. They use the best material and employ the
most skillful workman and are thus enabled TO supply
their customers with the neatest and hest of the va
rious articles in their line. All kinds of Boots, Shoes,
Buskins. ETC., etc, arc ombraced in their stock, which
has just been replenlshed by their Spring purchases.
Tho patronage of the public is respectfully solicit
ted, who are invited to call and examine the assort-
ment. No efforts will be spared to please those who
favor them with their custom, either in q~ualityof
price R.& B.
Lancaster, March &. 1888
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NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENCE

NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENCE
flames GATES has Just added to his stock, at his
~ old stand in the" Tallmadge House," alargelnd
splendid variety of Ga
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER GH<sA
WARE, JEWELRY, 60, &C., @N
Which he will dispose of at as reason HSE, WA
able prices as any other similar stock @SA>zN~
of tho same quality can be purchased in the West
orn country.
His Watches are ofthebestmaie and Of superior
quality. His Clocks are ofevery variety and ofthe
best manufacture. His lot of SiiveI-Ware is ex-
tensive and cannotfail to please. His Jewelry isof
the most beautiful patterns and has been selecsedwith
great care.
He keeps on hand also, Cutlery, Canes, Looking
Glasses and Plates, Britannia Sets, Musical Instru-
ments. Girsndoles, Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes, q
lot Of fine Stationery and a variety OF useful and or
.namental articles.
He has taken speclalcare in selecting his stock to
suit this market and invites the public to call and OK
anime for themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June 10 D
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sA.sAM Toz IT'D n
Andis SAFE for che no.t d%slieaie chiIdi

Tits estimated that 10000 persons die annually in
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Ebefly says that . vast number OF these could be saw
ed by the timely nse of some prompt remedy.
ma. HALtis BALsAM sTRrH rs AZ the ROOT of tho
DISEASE ar ONCE, and such is its speedy effect. that
any one using il freely according TO directions for "a
or as hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return il and receive back his money. MONEY
WILL M cHrERFULLY R~EFUNDED. The most dis
tressing cough Is frequently relievedby a single dose.
and broken up in a fsw hours time, The aGiicteddo
not have 10 take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get a psmphlet gratis. TUE
.TRBATIsE on alone is worth more
than the price ofthis medicine. You will find ceiti-
Gcates of PHYSICIANS in CINuMsATI, and of others
whose cures have been effected here at home, where
thew can be found.
The public have Ees IN imposed upon by remedies.
recommended by certificates which have always
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine possessing real merits will effect
cures whsreverit is used, athome as well as abroad
This is no ~Paregoric preparation. but one which i
used in season will save the Lives. ofthousanis; and
persons ma make this bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that in every case where 1t is used
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
Is not given 10 81 or 4Shours. they can return the me
dicine, and their MONEY will be cheoIlully refunded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
FRESH ARRIYAL or GROCERIES.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.
HAVE just received by tho Canal Boat Westwind,
! a trosh supply, and can now offer to my friends and
tho public in general. a large and well assorted lot Of
choice Groceries. The following articles | would
recommend in particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Primo New Orleans Sugar
Rice, Fresh Raisins, Lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Maekerel No. ., without deception,
Dutch Herrings, Goldfish In gond order;
Soft Soap by the gallon or barrel,
Claret Wine In cask and boxes, pure cider vinegar
a general assortment Of Tobacco, Nails, imported
and domestic Liquors and imported Segars.
Lancaster January q. 1868. H. BECKER.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Executive Committee ofthe Fairfield County
i Agricultural Society will receive propositions
for tho FarmNorth Of Lancaster, on Saturday the 9th
Of August. For information as to terms, and quality
ofland reserved for fair grounds, enquire Of he un,
dersigned. JOHN REBER, Pres.
j.. G. WEAVER, Seo'y.
July 81, 1853.
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z.

HAVE Just received and offer for sale at reduced
= prices, for cash or country produce,
ALARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, &C.,
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OF TEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain Mustard,
Cod Fish. Mackerel and White Fish, Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept In
an establishment of the kind.
TTAghbrook's Whiskoy by the barrel, choice Lii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc!
lancaster, April22. 1853. JACOB ely.
u-Eaglc and Telegraph copy for ? months
Parasois. t.
A new stock ust opened, At greatly reduced prices
Jano 80, 1859. w. T, WISE,
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YouNd IDEAs,-Tho other dag, DR..
SIS three children, while playing
10 the nursery decided to have a railroad
excursion. So they all mounted up into
the crib. and commenced rocking full
speed. After a while il was proposed to
have an accident, thinking, | suppose. il,
would be unbelievable TO travel far with
out one. So they all look bold and tip
ped the crib over by main force, and lille
Mary broke hsr arm shor, off,
Miss B. went TO see her, and
was plying her very much with her
helpless aud bandaged arm, when Mary
said.
Well IL ] ever get well. I'll sue tho
company for $1,000 damages! l think
that will be enough. for father says It
amt any great affair after ALL
The same little Young one (sevOn years
old once said TO her little brother Joe,
who is q greet tease. that she wished our
Heavenly Father either hadn't made her
or her brother Joe--it didn't mako any
difference which.-Providenee Journal.
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Bonnets.

NJ ow opening, a fresh lotine English straw. plain
IN Leghorn, French Lace, Gimp, anu various kinds
Sommore Of that same sort at 90 cen ts--cal soon
June 30, 1853. w WISE.
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chs llofeklgG nzette.
800 EyenIag. Ian. 81. Issa


THx DrKL FouaHr BY Ma SouLK1A
Paris letter. speaking of the duel fought by
Mr. Soule, ST.; and the Marquis de Turgot'
aays sthe parties fought with snail swords,
The affair listed three-quarters Of an hour.
At length MI. Soule fell when the Duke
With the point Of the sword to bis breast,
forced his opponent to retract." A letter
dated Madrid, however, gives a different
version. II says;
.The duel took place with pistols, at
twenty PAGES, the parties meeting at Cha
martin, a league from Madrid, at haif-past
eleven. The fire took place without effect.
On the second Ere NJ. de Turgot was shot
through the knee; he was immediately re-
moved home in his carriage, and bore the
injury pretty well. The leg is now a good
deal swollen, but as il appears the knee-cap
was not touched, and no principal artery
wounded, il Is trusted that his state Is not
one Of danger, Mr.. Soule was not wound
ed.'
FIR. Perry, Secretary of the American
Legation, was one OF the seconds OF young
Soule. in his duel with the Duke Of Alba,
They fought with swords, but fortunately
without either being wounded, and Il ended
inihe seconds drawing up a minute OF the
proceedings as having been conduct d lp
a manner satisfactory TO the honor and rep
~uiation OF both parties. II was also agreed
: that the letters which have passed between
them should be mutually Withdrawn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

From z. Il. Rice, Esq, AttorHey-at-la1o Cincinnati.
child cured Of Eruption in avery few day by the
use Of only a part Of bottle Of the yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla. .,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

N. f. corner Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincin.
nat, Ohio, General A~gentfor the West, to whom all
orders must be addressed.
For sale by Kaufman 81 Co, and M.Z. Kreider,
Lancaster; G. Fielder, Baltimore; p. Hane, Pleasant
Vile. Buell., Holmes& CO., Carroll; ] H.. Sunderman,
Amanda, N. A. Dsviss"n, Tarlton, u. Kalb, Rush
vile; O. H.. Mallpr &c Co.. SOMERSET; S. ID. Buck
water, HaIlsville; NJ. A.. Patterson, Adelphi; Troup
& Tickardt. Circleville. March II, lS53.-4m16
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-04
9bs Lost .Br Hrsar KlaxE wHlrn.

Fannyl upon thy breast I may not lie:
Fanny thou dost not near me when sneak
Where art thou, love Around turn NV eve
ANA as turn, the tear is on my cheek.
was 1t dream or did my love behold
Indeed my lonely couch Methoueht the breath
Fann,d not her bloodiess lip her eve was cold Fs
And hollow, and the livery of deatF
Invested her pale forehead Sainted maid
ny thoughts oft rest with thee In thy cold grave
Through the long wntry night wien wind ar,d wave
Rock the dark house where thy poor head is laid
Yet bark! my fond heart, hark. there ia a shore
Of better promise and know at last
When the long Sabbath of the tomb is past
we Two shall meet in Christie part NO more. s52
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Id for
fahs
Leyss,
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boxes,
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a -, Week Days. From IA. M to GIN.
oFFIcE hoUhs SUNDAYS and Hotidapg: From to IL NJ
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SUND91Rs1I1Essss..sr 91s1 1sss. So, :, ~, =,
500 half boxes do 80
300 Or. do ,,R= do IT, q r. I'd Id. ., t.tis33..
- 100 bbs Choice LARD OIL; 5
100 bbs and kegs No. LARD; nT .lH.. 10 lit5 as
i50 Or. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
...,.. 100 eighth do. do ......
l,4 900 bba. Flstcher's Extra WHISKY sTr N4tb
100 do. RAW WHISKY;
i50 do. Old Monongahsla and Bourbon WHISKY;
400 boxes 0LEINE SOAP. Fer sse by
jea4 JOSEPH Lands co, IS Tchoupitoutas sire eet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21
Fall Importation

OF EARTENW AfE AND ChlNA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rticies.
1--WE SUBJ. = or t'atrr Ia, se AM sn'Ied
i .t4eL of E.rtero~afr China ant al - th" pat
torn. of which verr -rrrtri 10y tsa boz per.au-
Having o., xprre II nIunN Noar- in TIN. rtouar
bu-ine. he er. great bdenre 81 stating that IT, po1t
OF Pre-. sud qasits 1t Vii compare uso'shiy "lh a7y
other house "a the uie-
Wine Graaite Dinner Ware,
D. 30 Basios and Ercr.. Jugs, Tea NaI". ct.
Raae Pint. o~ me afd faucy da
Fine Decorated Ch,pa Diaurr al Desert Sets
Do do do Tea and 10. 81 Sets
Do do do PHctcr. aud Vases
Gold Band do at above variety
W int Chi do OF Move variety.
Common Van Of every drserlrtiou, sntahl" for
" vle.alinc Which lac otter. upon such te1as 10, cash
cannot iait t. please
Fin Mautel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fin. Ivory Tasle Cut cry. WaIters su BrGaniu Wnre
Safrt, mad Fluid and Solar Lamp.
tinss Ware in every variety.
Al br a.k. sa ca'l, and he feels assured his prices
will give i-aefiaa
III, Fbra-fi- one of ll,e best 10 tn uade
Stone Ware Il, Factory price,.
sep Its JAS u. q, EVANS,
No. ~ Man .'r..t RI huead Va
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Fall Supply Of Hardware, 1854
SIMPSON & BRO,

Sign of the Golden Lock. LynchbuTg, Va
p" Il are NOW opening in addil'o"to gu, turner ne"
w stock. Hrgc assortment at liAtDW aRE.
CUTLERY, GUNs. PIsroLs, SADDLERY PLATED 6ooDs.
flpoH or cLofHs HopSe KeePiag Atttcies. Baddhg
Nateyiais and Toois If mast etey DESCRIPTION. among
wirh are manynrcle. Just introduced M market III
fill
Wc lotter ourselves exhibit To the public
orally. aud those VINO Will 6ivor with examination.
grenIer variety superiority OF style and qunity OF
gods, offered IN his it surpassed in any market
Cur goods are all and desirable, ana will
b. spd reasonable profit, only In all VII" "l give
call with their orders, which viii re-
reiye out best aud prompt attention.
Merchants and others buy largely will be Charged
a snHll advance unl,. OF 10
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GEORGE q. JONES & co

ARU66lSIS PETERSBURG Va sbet Tor saie tor
- CASH IT apptovrd CRtDlI an "Stenslyc
M varied ps,ortmeaf Of Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye .Stuffs, Window Glass. Soaps PefumeIy
&c.. Sc. Cumming their supplies from maruIiculfer-
and importers 'nly, the, prepared lurnlsh pte
and genuine ait cle as low US they be bought ot any
rfeunr i,hl1rg hor-e.
Their stock f,rte Fail tptdc embraces: Best Preach,
English uud American Quluinc; Prime Carrcn. aud
Manila Imleoe-; Prime Honduras Cochneel; Best Oil
i've Di in ba., aud risA-, Pure " htc Lend, dry auj
ground OIL; PRIME Umhro Mndd"r, barrels and
kegs; Blue trol, II, hl, and kegs; Extract Loewood,
il boxr,; Spires oi ali kinds, whole aud ernund Popn-
tracts for the hnndhrrchcG Ger nn Cologne Har Oils,
Pouo,um, ar Brasee-, DC Ne, &c.
sep Cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21
HAT AND CAR WAREHOUSE,
~ NoNhCAC 81 q tt'' DO'a bt .
Opposite the Court House

UpVOSlff Inc tOurF HOUSE.
- The subscriber. take peasurr in nptly lng sssss
81 The Merchants Of Vuglaa. and North euro ssszS
Ina that their stock of Goud. far tn, has
received and they prepared to seryc their cu'.
and Others may visit this market To lay m
their Fail supplies.
II il knowp that We hive always kept nIge and va
RED of Good. in line, and viii oniy
add. thtt stock the present ,ra-on il unusually
nr4'' and we'll nssnited. sr.rted entirely from Manuac
iarct ia person hy the senior pht ucr wo.e experience
Il fifteen yenr- cnab him rnakc such selections and
such Ill insure successful competition with
a.y ,bhing House North SCOUT
SEP g.ts MAJOR 4 MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21

tthe Inu is stopped tuf Passenger between IN,
1t the above named points, the change WILDE mn1c from
the poni last passed 10y the Train. and ehnrre vii
pc la-s thnn twent,-ii,c cents in any case.
Passenger. "a do MOI procure Tickets (cxcept those
Who tnke the whore ticket. are mol sold,
vii be charged by the conductor, pr cent IN al
toE 10 The rsRular rntr- al in"" provided, how
iiuttu M raso sha hc receive than ten,
linn hity ,ert- rum anyone passenger, any point
i'te rnnfi.
vii be required Ia hoycryyo po.-e,, on. II
Dec len viii The Ticket Apcni and with thu Cun r
t"r. winch pn-~o must be- explicit IN granting thc
oge Ia trHyrl On the car. Free cuurrd PERSONS be-
required 10 produce thcriree paPefor they viii Mt be
pen rittea To trye on the cur.
Jon IL T.. II GIL l.. Con- Supt
lT All pnpers ADVERTISING ton tins Company viii
pcase sioPa adv rlisrments IN relation to Pa,..ug,
Iull md ln..l IIIr nI.LNn .l.fr.
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II II
If you manttlc BEST Goods. the PRETrlEST
A Goods aud rht CHEAPEST Goods IN the mar a
ket
y Come to Hannahs Cash Store. y
whcrt they INV being opened. It is fhe llace
y whore VII can get anything ynu want. at ANY
PRICE YOU WANT IT. II YOU would Ike
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these lard times,
buy your goods at 4ANNAH's CASH STORE.
IL N
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sEPTEMBEIt 3Oih, 1854.


LYNcHBURo VA
Respectfully beg the attention of the Indies and Gem
mant To the splendid stock of rich aud elegant
Fall and Winter Goods Just receiv and opened
Tie is very complete. Customers will find
n h- esah .hmeut nearly quite every arc in tie
Dry Guods line. The quality Of gond4 mny be, in mosI
in,tauc"s, relied on, a,tle stock generally selected
vii grca, caie and with rcfence t. durability. The
prlce- viii he satisfactory. Mean good, extremely
low rrre-. Gn"i goodsa usual at VIA god goods
worth. calls respect ulIy uesied of ali VIII
= tonLt. sep 30-a2m
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MEnCHANUISE.
~ Ever! Article entirely New!
IN GOOD CONnITlON

JonN +. HoBsoN. l.. l.. ARMTsTEAD.
llOBSON& ARMlSTEAD have iormed c pant
1 L u.t snip flr 'hs purpose of conducting SHOE
aud lat TRADE in Lynchbuie, Va. and having
iurned from the Northern Clues where thy have Sc
.sted this MAJ ket with er,nt and precuutier.
+, sto. + ii BOOTS SHOES. HATS and CARS OF tn,
Geac,t style OF al qualities, Trunks. Cnrp Bugs
I'D every line al goo l. that would be- expected Ia he
foant in Tier raj line o bu ,iness ete ding :" rsae
VIII ~ l,n aitruon the most fa,iidior- Ladies or Gen.
lIsuru " 10 may tavar them th II call.
Their to Win they expect to pay hue especi)
heius CASH. II i. hoped their friends aud the public viii
pfrec iae H. very mnuy advantages arising from this
tho Ca, system 81 ding business, aud tom~ Gwafd
and A., nnre the spiff at "loUNG AMERICA
IL Nrxr Ia rs. X. Watkins China Stor-. aud nenr
fla Fnr-rr.' Bank oct i2-diS "
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The

-Four Doors ADORE the Market House
The under>igne would Respectfully lnvItc the attention
OF their friends and the public generally To their new
stock of FALL aud WINTER GOODS consisting oi
Boots Shoes. Hats and Cap, Trunks, Valise. Carpet
Bags, Schopi Sachels, &c ;(iens Boots f their own
manunctur'. and thnt OF Mills Sons aI.o j. Miles
& Som double water proof Boots a super OF ar,ic
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters. Suskia Bontees Wha,
Boots. &c; Misses and Chldrens' Shoes OF all Kinds
and szes Bays Boots aud Shoes Servants Shoes
superior Article Gents fine Molrskin Hats Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young A,uerica. Wide Nnke and
Sloucbe- ct iiherant kinds Also variety of mems
and boys Cans. ehdteus' Gaps ard Tubans. In a few
days wid re- Give Eastern Goods comprising
men and bows Coarse Boots, Shoes &c, and then W.
with saicy that stock viii he complete a.
an, offered in this marAet-which viii sell n cheap
anybody in the state. All we nsk is call. and sec
for yo self. FRETNELL y HALL
o., ltl.fs
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PEPEasBURG.
=. MaIIII>ErOR YORK.

Il =. MAID IN 4 VIE n. 4 VEkH
y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE hfst ca-s double engine steamship, 4. pSrs
Resr,ke, Capt Thouh. Skinner, -avss CT, -@h
Point, lot Nv far. Every SATURDAY morni ", at 10
eIock. touching OF NoioIk. he Jsme-t WI, CRpt.
Edward Gaycnd, lesvr- heretofore. Z ely tuesday
eve ing touching Norfolk rrains by L air .ud from
Pef,H 81 uIg c Huest With -Hct sh p.
Passenger. leaving Lynchburg pn Tne.dsv rarnina
vii arrive a. tire tn the jamestown, al CITY Poiit,thr
same ryenn= at cock; and ia leaving ridHN
all lay oyei Petersburg that ~ eht, anl connect VII
The kutHoer ur,t ruatbtug al 10 u'clpcl.
Passage AMI lnre irom Petersburg, lnrudrn.
state Rnum. sln 60
st.tstnrr I4s..,p,. = TT
'n..age an fnrr 10 Norfol. same as by Riser
Steamers
For tiria Pp-tsa- apply II
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
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EW DRY GOODS

= PHILIP " PAYNE
Is nov receiving very sup,Ior ,toc, of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS consisting nj every aitirIe
81 La.lr> nd Gcn'lemcn's Also. IA large a<.oft
mnnt ul Blankets. LINDSEY and lenvy Woolens ali of
which he 1leis on the most favorable terms II for.
aIer patron nd the public general sectful. -.
Ii. ifel to CAP nj klLb'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
sop l6 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21

Since ADVERTISE and putting
Is the ,rdrr Of he day,
Call on John Abrahams--
Buy BARGAINS you my.
CUPR. PLAID SILKS at 50 per yd
- Supr. Black do. 75..
With gei eral Rich Dress Goods, at
prices u. suit all nv customers. j. ABRAHAMS
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