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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14

NEW ORLEANS, July 9th.-The steamer phila-
delphia, from Havana, with dates to the 9Th inst,
brings intelligence that Admiral Duquesne, OF the
French fleet, died there on the Sd inst.
A Dutch ship had arrived at Havana, bringing
about 500 Chinese laborers.
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JAM Els VI. q. KENT NJ ID.
SAML A. Nc jONkEY, NJ. ID


From my know,cago and ov-ervat,on. have no hesi-
tntioa in saying hat the OF the eghnny Springs
is equal IL not supol any N il mnuy
particularly remarkable in otDyspepsin, DerBnge
ment of Liver any derangeme whatever of diges
live organs; nd believe water has higher lain
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT
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july IL
Rep copy
NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber associated with him in business on
4 the lst day ofJuly 1854 MI. Jno. V. Wheele :.
T business of tn, concern will BE eondurlr F.
der the st,ie ami firm of GE RGE NJ. RU CkER y
co In nnk ing this change in business take Occasit IN
to return thanks to my friends and the public for tie
very liberal patronage So kindly bestowed upon 7ne
while alone aud beg in behalf OF tue new c"rer ~
the natr,naee which wild he their highest aim to de
All persons having claims agan't ne will please pre-
sent them Immediately for settlements ana those inleh'
ed will ublige very much by coming forward ana 'ei
'''"e " GEORGE NJ. FUCKER.
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y. York, July 1.-THE sheck for seven mil
lions of dollars was presented to-day at the sub
treasury by the Mexican Minister Mr.. Almonte,
and promptly paid in gold 1t was deposited as
follows; $1,000 900 in the Bank Of Commerce, e,
100000 in the Bank of America, $l,500,00O in
the Merchants Bank, 100000 in the Bank of
New York and 100000 in the Phenix Bank.
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CHOLERA AT acknowledgements arrived IN
N. Y. on Sunday evening report one hundred
and thirty deaths in Chicago by Asiastic chole-
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The Boston Journal of \

CHoLERA.-The Boston Journal of Monday
gives the names of thirteen persons who have
died of cholera in that city, since noon on Satur-
day.
there were sixteen deaths from this disease Ten
Of the deceased were foreigners.
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REV ~ n. PENDLETON.
NOTICE.
ohice OF the Richmond & Petersburg r K. Co
|'b PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
AESTMENT QE MONEY.--SeaeL Prnnnsnl. will

Office OF the Richmond & Petersburg r r, Co.
I'o PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
NESTMENT OF M0NBY.-Sealcd Proposals will
be received this ioice until the 18th day of ny,
.S9i when they Will be open il the presence of the
resident Treasurer aud one mare Ut the Directors
~ tins COMPANY, for Tie purchase of the SEVEN PEN
CENf COUPON BONDS of this Company, to be issued
'r tie purpose OF econsructng their road with teaNy
iron rails ndcr the authority of The Act of Assembly,
lGI'sel February 18Th 1854, and of the resoIu Of
.Nal 1854
'mfrincirnl thrsc bonds wild he payable ON the 1t
'a' nj de 1873 and the nteres' of per ceut per
.'nh'"lfcs nee and half per semiannually on
we ftday June. aud the 1t day Il December ol
'i' 5eas the 3uncuul puyment o both Inincipai and
interest being secured by coed of ltHst on the whole
3l.aR oiher Prper,y and franchises Il the Company,
|" IL 'snieEced any time WTnn s1Sty days d'iant
4s ttym a Any amount ot etthtF Prfnc'l OF III
ahs Interest Sra,t fle of this tn dune, leoi)
mat beins the ,l ch they begin 10 tear per
'', IT. Interest, will be considered.
~ ~ tefps or payment will be cash. bat from respoh
S''s piaders negotiable notes for three>tdutls OF Tue
purchase money in equa nstar cntswithG per ent M
80 es theseea fr"m the & June, 1854 payable at D.
hF" n@''hS from that date, will he received A. a
seruriy tar he pxncanl nsi nient Of which notes o
l1 az tar nf ,undS actually pn or Viii be re
'inel BY the Company, uui alio the said note' sum
Hi'e rea pad.
Any iritcr inormstinn fle s,il!ec, wh'rL may De
desired, will D. 4gu,bea y the President % Ilt"''ppe'
&" The COMPANY.
bydissrtiv. OF the Pre- s,.it.
JNO. WILLIAMS,
Secretary md Treasurer r. & R L. Co
Jun . co III inlr
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I.il,nre of Corsaekie Destroued bu Fire

ALBANY, July IA fire broke out in this
beautiful thriving village, situated on the Hudson
river. Green county, N. Y. Before the flames
could be extinguished nearly the entire village
was laid in ruins, including three hotels, the
nost-ofice, some churches and other public build
inps. The entire loss is estimated at $4,000 to
500, 0O0-partly insured. The distress produc-
ed by this calamity falls heavily on the citizens.
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CHRisfIARsBURG. May %, 1851
Wnn pleasure do hereby hrt testimony to the nv
tive property of the of the Allegheny Springs.
In the sumner Of 1910 nv health fniet from Dysp, ,p.
sin nd gcston which in despite The prescripti
oil the bet physicians in TIA nnd grew In Il Hl
VISITED the Gruyson Sulphur Springs but without any
beneil. Ihpt Fail was adv sed To abandon, 70 r
lime. my profession aud lrnye; which did for nenr
year consulting the best Physicians could meet wi I'll.
In 1874 visited the Saratoga and Sharon Springs, n
Y, mud used their for four months returning in
thu fail. without tho slightest hopes IN the pnrt my
friends that ! could live through the winter |
breathing slelrtonl L. 1914 visited the VI hc Sui
phur Springs aud though wns slightly improved. In
the month OF July, "a, recommended To attend
The Allegheny Spring, which at that time wholly
known Spring, for any curative qualities it poss
ed. To my great SURPRISE found il IT, contain pc
full mineral properties. and after "sng it three eeks.
found myself greatly improved. In August re- turned
and lsed the fJr three weeks and IN Improved
beyond any thing could have hoped for. My i'm
pioyement continued Though that yenr; Tho
mer agnu drunk the water fo or q wrcl = md nrn
now a henhy mnn / have no hesitation IN believing
that this powerful and princip Dgent
Ter ruvdeuce my restoration 10 health my extra.
ordinary recovery nttuced attention 10 this and
hive sine knows many very rema'ks bio cf-
fected by itsu.e in confirmed by spopFn be-
lieve il the very beet mineral water upon ths enrih
ELI PHLEGAR.
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would beg leave ra the attention OF the public to
letter written by distinguished physician, who Is him
sell skilfu player, and has welded his cue IL
many bands the banks of the Seine ns well rs in the
mel ehborhood Of the Hudson
billiards consider one of the most usefu, it is
the most fascinating of all gnnes. good steady
hund. judgement and practice the requirements for
excellence NJ once Graceful and amusing. it has lis nj
fractions for all classes of society. To the mechanic il
il usefu for il serves relaxation from his dnily
bodily toll the merchant and The professional man.
whose business necessarily less sedentary it
especially recommends it aef firstly relaxation.
Secondly E,the exercise which accompanies IL To the
invalid nm hypuc 1onlrac it is beneficial; as It serves
rs n abstraction from needless II not injurious trans
al tho6ght and the invalid the exercise is of gen
lie character If INDUCED il for grent langht
of lime hat 1t cannot be otherwise than useful have
frequently recommended Billiards to individuals who
sought tor something which would at once combine
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found 1t to
give satisfaction.
'.Inconclusion. Talbot would say 10 the public, when
la receives pny for game of Is llarl he does not
bluhor you may assured thatthe player has had
his moneys worth and am receiving more lhhn my
liwful dues. (luly l-ts)
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 1lth.-Michael
Jennings, the murderer of Mrs Bradbury, at
North Haven, was hung to-day, in the presence
of an immense concourse of spectators.
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Lnre md Snicide.

BosToN, July ll.-Mr Marsh, of Pembroke
and Miss Sampson, of Stoughton, dashed them
selves together and jumped into the mill pond a
Abingdon yesterday, and were drowned.
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE w. KUCKER d CO.,

Jnly LIST, 1854.
TEyHE subscribers on the LIST day of July 1854 ASA"
cotcd themselves together under The style ana hrn
Of George NJ Rucker d Co ior the PnrP .e OF condnci
inc ., metal DE-, Go DIS business They vii occupy
the same store and will keep the same .i,s g" go"as a.
viii always be large and well assorted, and such az the
wants of customers may Indicate They especially big
continuance Of tie patronage hen etoforc so literally be-
sowed upon the House and VIII stlTe 10 "eS''e .'e
- ,r he nntronizing public. by always selling
coon GOODS. and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
~ GEORGE NJ. RUCkER
JOHN V. WfEE LER.
nh,
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Gymnastic Academy.


MIR HERNANDEZ proposes tn establish, in
ercse4 pertaining the prof sson will be taught
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AILEL BARS. ROPES. LADDERS HORSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING KNIVES, BOXING n
FENCING He will also have, in connection with The
Gymnasium, SHOOTING GALLERY.
His term, viii be only FOUR DOLLARS per month
the school commence soon as sufficient number
of subscriD ers Obtained.
Mr.. Hernandez calls attention to The foowngr ecom-
mendn.ion from physicians OF tie city In developing
the muscl, aud promoting the general h, Hlth an ap-
pearance, nothing compare To Gyr nustics.
RECoIMEsDArGoN.
The course Of instruction propose by Mr. Hernandez
il well cacu uted improve The heal aud appearance
of those who may place themselves urder hi' care.
HY. GREY LATHAM,
ii. LATHAM,
THOS. J. BLACKFOBD.
OWENS,
VIM. s. NORRIS
sUBscRIBERs' NAMES.
Alfred W Horner W = McCorkl;
w b Bishop Geo Lyman
C ] Rhine j II Miller
VIM II Hall II Latham
e Sumpter B Davenport
Hy Grey Latham Davenport
Jno NJ Crowley Thos. K Mosby
: Tanner g l. BIrch
w A Strother Jn6 T Reese,
Re- j Real G " Latham
r. PleIps G Meem, Jr
W Z Itnes c Christian
Huntington ID Warwick
Otey Robert II Euckner
r A Atkinson + Luihnm,
Chas Langhorne.
Jun 90 dts
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Allegheny Springs.
jun20 3lnwln

UNillS Watering Place is situated in III" county OF
j Montgomery, Va, "a miles tom the Va & Tenn.
Ralfoad 30 miles OF the city of Lynchbnrg,
aud within 10 IN les Of the beautiful village al Chris
tansburg; Immediately ii e hunks of the Ronnoke
River; and is surrounded by the most beautiful. and
lovely scenery in the Union The improvements
all new. having been erectc within the Inst ~
months, ind Of the most comfortable chHtacter.-
Tho water Is known yet Ia mitnd extent. but has
bnrn sufficiently tested justify the Proprietor. ia
ing the public their honest conviction, TINT the
i will entirely relieve and permanently any nf
cted with Nervous CHaRcoHS Diseases, dyspepsia,
my disease originating from disorded state of the
stomach liver. We might say much to The efficacy
o this water but wishing To be accused % attempt
ing puff into M tice, have thought il best
n few certificates from gen;lemen OF the very highest
character who have had its good effects either demon
snied IN their cnsea. have witnessed il in that
OF others. THIS place OF EASY ACCESS, "a persons
within - miles the Of tho Va. Il Tenn.
RailronI whore they will be met by frat mss cench
10 convey them the Springs; the poprclors hnving
nude arrangements with MIR. +. Wills. p lite and
accommodate ggeutlemsn, his coach wild ,
each train. He will hnyo safe and accommodating dr
We will be ready 10 receive visitors by the II L
da, of June. Rooms. il spokcn for, reserved,
HOLT COLHOUN Il co.
~ -Pcrso sending lor water after the Isl day uf
June will be ehnfgcd FOR II.
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Keep CoOI!

WI best way to keep cool. tns hot wnahe ia H.
get supply nf thuso inen Shirts and Druwers All
Davies and Jones make Ats,, on hand, Cotton Shirt d.
with Linen bosoms, Jeans Ora crs. Gaa-e unAer>liirs
byron and other Guitars, Linen. Six, and Cotton, an,
Merino md Cotton Halt Hose, Thin Crtyats Lnuion r
Chinese Tics, NC. &c. CT tbs, Cashmere, ans Vest
iugs and goods for wear Of the best nakes
lashionnhles AIDES. ALWAYS ON hand which will
made up to order by Ambrose Page
My small expenses viii enalle me- To sell ali the n.
boye as nw Goods Hat ar Gooas be ouga
any where. Thyme WM. L. rAGE.
inn % d mif
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'VHN Ho"LktT hFsRY c. HARDY, ID, A. wEuI AN
Formerly o Npffdk.
KOW LETT, HARDY & co.
General Commission Merchants.


-,v PETERSBURG, Va.
ub"' eiose personal htteniion To eonsignmenfa of
Tobacoo Wheat, Cotton,
and other produce.
= Cohstnntly on hind. Peruvian Gunno direct from ia
uoVoihInent Agent. Mexican Gnnno djreet fr,u N.
importer T. u. DeBnrg's Super phospl,nte of I'm.
aoeo finster Bone i1ust, Washington md Thomas,o,
Lime md other Fertlizers
We invite nj cntlnn To stock of Plowa Uar,ows
untivaiars Fan Mills. Strsw Cutters Corn Shelter.
Tommy Mills, Churns Wheel, .srpws Hav and Manur.
Folks, Ne. NV '''""'''
. ~ the proper seasons. hive on hond Whea,
nfhs' hrhpers, Mowers, Grain Cradles Gr,ss Srvtbes
fiey. ~ k'e'' VIZ
we are The SOLO Agents in this city E,r MaeCreeor.
.e'ebraled Farmers Boiler. and far f. s. Eastman.
Punk Rond Wagons
- C5Press shingles Hay, Lump and Grate Coal, Tar
S"ao'ne'' lhster Cement, No., generally on hand.
no pposhie orders respectfully solicite and filed
ms low rs II the purchaser were present. .
we 10 not keep nStnck of Grocer sa bur ,nke pIe,.
fe w hng Orders for than when odr Customer desire
IL. ''
Now In Store. on Consignment
5Vo bhls No. Cut North Cnroina Hefrirps
~ Shhd
80 hhds New Crop Cuba Moasses
10 Onsks Patent Refined Rapeseed OIL
10 !" Elephuni Oil
jun ~ Ia W
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The Billnrl Saloo" will be continued ty rnbot,nt it,
present locality in convenient plnco in the
city, whereI shall be pleased to wat ON all those who
lnny think proper to give me their custom.
inn 1d-dtt MELVILLE TALBOT,
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LATINHER SCHOOL,

heXllSCOl- fNOChpiiuSS co. a
'a'dlS select classical and mathemntica school coft-
l. daced under the Immediate supervision of the
subscriber part of his parorlia charge, aud lr the
high chr OF which in all respects he is tereore re-
sponsib.e ~iiI reopen Monday, 4th September.
few we.lrecommendel b. y, hetweeI 10 and 10
years OF age, will be received into family OF the sub
Acriber.
Terras per session of 10 months, S295, payable semi
annually. in ADVANCE.
The advantage offered by Lexington "a place of
trimming for boys, should pass unnotced The finest
mountain air and scenery here enjoyed Important
literary Institutions are here located. And in additi n
I" other recommendations, physical and moral within
easy access are lie NatLr Bridge and the Aim and
bic 10 visit;
apply otan early day to
REV. ". n. PENDLETON
Rector OF Lamer PARISH.
hEt ERENCES Bishop Mea /, Bishop Johns, and
ae EPIs' opal Clergy Throughout the State; DIR. Deanr
6ehnond Col. fannl Peters burg; Judge Baker, Nor
i1Ik' VIM h. Fowe, Alexandria; Philip Williams Win
hester VIM. NJ. Blackford. L;nchburg; Cd. +. H.
Smith Lexington.
July l3-cls, Sent
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Fine Claret Wine.

Oh Boxes .aret Wine part ol it very superic +
~ quality, ''Vintnge si8'-jusl received aud Cor
sale hy live Isl EE &JOH NSON.
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Articles of Agriculture and Farming.

Killing, Waedng Garden and Grabbing Hoes, Wedges
Trace, Log Halter, Fifth Pole, Brens Back, nrd and
Lock Chnna Strrtchers Seyhe.Bu Grass and Bram.
bic Blndos, Sanhes, Sand Rifles Pruning Shears Bri
ar Hooks fnniog Knives. LAY aud Manure Forks.
Scoop Shovels Cham Pumps, Pruning Snws, Hny
Rnkss, Ilnli-bushel and Peck Measures Garden
and Plow Lines, Garden Flows, article, Wei
Chains Pn-h Hoes. Crnss Cut Saws Cow aud Sheep
BeIls Collnm and Wool Cnrd.. Sicklcs. Nc..N
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n Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
i Y lately carried this c by faIbot n Potter is
hi. day Il 4suyed by nlutuni consent We return our
thanks to our friends an the public general for their
liberal patronage All pcrsons indebted to the concern
will en- on Talbot an s,ne theit little memnrindnms,
Talbot will settle all the debts OF he estabshneet
TALBOT e. POTTER.
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~ NOTICE.-Alfo owner. of DOGS on SIuts in tho
@-Nciry aleheryby notified tocome forward, with
in days, pay imposed upon hem by ord
uunce and proclre the necessary license keep their
Jun SITS NM. D. BRANCH, Mayor.
futher time Of 10 days i, given owners of Dag Z
take out licenses. NOT taken out in that time step
viii be taken 10 impose the fine for such failures
i'm 2l-fs WV D. BRANCH. AlnNnr.
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N ORLEANS, July l0-Milbank's rope-walk'
factory and contents, with several other bnid-
ings, were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
100000 covered by insurance.
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No. Som.

* BOXES No Brown Soup direct from the man
. - uiaoiurer, on consignment, for snle low by
Jun ~ lea co. Richmond
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tNOR RENT-Tne House iecenty occupied -
L by the subscriber; apply TO d. B. Paw " or -
Ammon Hancock. JAS G. HUNT
anil
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- he undersigned are now procuring from their cele-
ated quarry at the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun-
~ Mil, Stones and Burrs of the very best uay The
reputation OF thes' stones widely known but tic
Raroad giving Increased facilities in filling orders
We have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
johnson, Lynchburg our agents for the sale of u W.
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled at .ns
shortest no ice.
Our Address Biz. shrg Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james Nj Williams. Danville, W REYNOLDS Il Co.
Leak lille, Nc are also our agent l.P.&Co
Feb l4-derts
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PIrTsBURG; July lI.-There are Il feet water
in the channel.
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5n. 900

The Stockholders shall nee. suitable ptac.
the Both day Of August, (or sooner all the Ticket
sold) aud appoint Committee f five ersons -
receive the property in such way not Ia ntefre -
with the laws ol the St,te Address nj orders
). READ K Co, Locust Dale.
inlv 10 In Nndi,nn. VI.
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Articles not named above ::

Iron, Brass and Copper and annealed Wire. II
Move Wire Cloth. Mill Saws Patent Balances *
Counter Scales Sprni Balances, Brass. Pewter e-.A
Wood Faucets, Molassos Gates, Bung Borers, Han
Vices, Hand Cuffs. Dog Collars and Chains Pad Locks
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PROGRESSIVE

VIE SUBSCRIBERS tot wishing be regarded as lag.
CARDS or old Fogios in their business and for the pur-
pose OF keeping pace with the present progressive rate
of the uodc would inform Their friends and the pub
hc Generally that from this time tn will offer their
stock at greatly reduced prices and many articles at
much less than Cost for Cash Intending to act in
good faith they pledge themselves sell their goods as
low any OTHER house who proposes to sell at COST
orunder.
All they ask is call show purchasers that they are
IN eainesst, and mean To do what they say.
(lune l5Lsl SrIGLER. NJ ELDERRY & co.
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A4,nR H:anmfncturers OF Tobacco-

Brnndng Boards, Coors &e.-For sae by
inl3 dcta r. STABIER e. CO.
s-e7SSss OPPOSITION LINE-Leaves No p
t@-s4=gzs. veil House day at 7, A. NJ. for Peter =
burg aLd Richmond. Returning, leaves ApponuttC \
Depot after arrival ofthe and Lyohburg by 3,
+. NJ. 1hE PROPRlEIO
Jun ld3m
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For Cabinet Makers

Till, Cupboard, Wardrobe Box and Desk Locks. Ma
hogany, Mineral and porcelain Knobs Brass and Japar ii
NM Porcelaine Wardrobe & Han Hooks Flush Handles
Stand Catche Brass and lr N, Bed and Table Casters
Screw, Rings Hooks and Eyes, Table Hinges, Table
and Tooth Planes, Veneeri ig Hammers, &C.,
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HtIVtH Y EHTtIOF hIltIo, EhgT'sh mn NWrfIchn Nm.
S~yN~M@r@, wills Solid Box Vices, Cocr key'd ditto,
xas4A Stock and hies Sedgo ind Hand Hammered
aAsssa Stone Sledges, Files md RaspS. Iron Bruces
1orsn Shoes, horso sh7e Mails, fnrriers' Hammers.
MYERS Onai Stool Oolngun, ali sizes
do sqnnrc,lr IN to "a inches.
German and : hens Steel
Picks, Mattocka. Ames' nnd Rowlnnds ShovcIs
round mud square Points, Coil Ohnn, Axlcs for
Carts, &c., &c.
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saddlers an Harness Makers Materials.

en- Spanish h iIo Trees Columbia, Sumnerso,
kKA Spring, Bar and Plain Trees. Ladies' Side
'X@@Tr Trees, Boys Trees, Hogskns Sheep and Wei.
ting Skins Plated strrups, Japontf ditto, Ladies Stir.
rups, Plated Snnlles, Badt Port and Pelham Bits
Plated Spurs, Plated Bride and Harness Buckets Mar
tingale Rings Roller Buckles, Plated Nails Snaas. Sad
dlers Silk cord Thread. sewing and stitching
Ihrend. Mnggnn Hnmes. y @, &c.
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Fine Pocket Cutlery Razors. &c.

Pocket Knives from the corDmonest quality to eigk
and t1ceiyc dollars piece.
Rodgers Wostenbom's Wade d. Butchers and
eifords Rnzors warrantd 10 be good returned from
the cheapest style to e,ghtcoiiGrS p0tr.
Rodgers Wosrcnhom's Saunders ind Emnersons
Razor Straps, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Cream, Razor
Homes &c, &c. n
Bank Shears, Taiors' Cutting and Board Shears La
dies Shears and Scissors, large of Rodg
srs W,stenhom's and Crooks manufacture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14

1a comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE with a
NELL garden attached, the residence of Major Jas
Garland can be had for 1able rent by early ap-
Plication To either of the undersigned
JAS. A. HAMMER,
WIN A. MILLER
Jun 6-ts WIN. c. HOLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14
For Sportsmen and Others

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Hunlsmens Horns, Nipples and Nipple Wrenches.
Washing Rods, English, French md Am rrican Per
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CoHs Fire Shooters, Ahen's Rcpoiping PiStois
Aliens Smooth and Rifle Barrel Self-cocking Pistols