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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-11-01

~ The entire ticket to be supported by the
Democracy of Ottawa, on Tuesday next, has
stood at the head of our columns for several
weeks, and has, doubtless, ere this, received
more or less consideration from every elector in
the county. 1t is good ticket, and strong in
deed better one than it, taken altogether, cold
not have been made. Nearly every name on it
is familiar to the people, and is associated with
some recollection of past service honorably rem
dered in public capacity. The conventions
that framed it were very fully attended by able,
discreet men, who have, if we may Judge from
every expression of public sentiment on the
subject, succeeded beyond all precedent in adapt
ing things to the true state of the popular will.
AS a whole we may say of our candidates
that they are men of known ability, of sterling
integrity, and of high moral worth. We know,
everybody knows, that the interests of the coun-
ty, the district, and the State, will be safe in
their hands. They are working men, who will
60 to their posts imbued with practical, common
sense IDEAS and who will there labor for objects
that are not only attainable, but that will also
tell directly upon the interests of their con-
stituencies.
Our ticket is made up mostly of men who
have within the last few years acted leading
part in the direction of our State and County
affairs. They know, intimately too, just what
the public necessities now require, and we have
an earnest of what may be expected from them
in the great success which has attended the ad-
ministration we have already had at their hands.
Not only are the public burdens, which were
once really oppressive, being diminished yearly
in magnitude, but also the present actual con.
dtion of every public interest within our State
and County, clearly indicates nothing less than
the very best of management from those whom
we shall soon be called upon to support at the
ballot box.
Men of Ottawa, we ask you to consider these
things. Will any gain be likely to accrue from
entrusting your interests to persons of whom
you know scarcely anything by experience
Are individuals who have been doing nothing
but ride foolish hobby thro'out the whole cam.
paign, and who have carefully hushed all dis.
cussion Of home matters, better qualified fol
public station than those who have for years
been studying, practically, those subjects which
pertain directly to your own welfare?
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ty have placed in nomination proper men, we
expect from the Democratic electors warm and
united support of the nominees.
While differences Of opinion may exist as to
the wisdom or expedency of particular measures
of the present administration, they furnish no
sufficient reason for any true Democrat to aban-
don his party.
Where will he go! Will he leave men with
whom he fraternizes on every political subject
but perhaps one, to unite with those to whom
save on one question:, he must ever be in direct
and constant antagomism More especially,
when the one question on which a contrariety
OF sentiment has been excited among democrats,
is temporary and theortical
The Nebraska Bill has passed, will never be
repealed, and under it, the territories will in due
time, become free-labor States. This Is the in
evitable result, whatever might have been the
motives OF those who first projected the measure.
And when this is accomplished where will the
Democrat be who runs away from his party and
principles at this time! Let every Democrat
ponder over this and shun too hasty fusion
with men or parties, which he cannot conscien-
tiously cooperate in all doctrines and measures.
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A CAR ID
PROF.ALEX. C. BARRY,s
TRICOPHEROUS,7O OR RMEDICATEDCOM.

I
L'OR Beautifying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring
y and Strengthening the hair Relieving diseases of
the skin Curing Rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by graphical lines, the reputa-
ton ct Barrys Tricophcrous prevades the Union.
The sale Of the article of late years has increased in
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Prof. Barry after
careful examination Of bis sales book, finds that the
of bottles delivered to order, in quantities Of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 was within
a trifle of 950,000.- Nee1 70 80.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evidences
of the wonderful properties of the Tricopherous when
thepubhe have furnished such an endorsement as this
The cheaness Of the article and the explanation Civ
en- of its chemical action upon the hair the scalp and
in all cases Of first recommended Il
to the attention Of the people. This was all that the in
yenor dsired Every bottle advertised ITSELF The ef-
fects Of the fluid exceeds expectation 1t acted like
charm. The ladies would not be without H. Country
dealers in every section Of the United States found that
they must have ii and thus was built up wholesale
trade Of an extent hitherounheard Of as regards ar-
cles Of this kind Tho highest point has not yet been
reached, and il is believed the sales this year will be-
million and a half of bottles. 49, II f.f..T 81
. NB-Depot and Manufactury No I37. .Broadway.-
Retail price % cents large bottle. 70 & aeI,- 8
~ Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
and by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United States and Canada, Mexico, West IN
dies Great Britain France &c.. and by Robert Charles
c. aorgan 4 Co., B. Bakcsly, Barnard Adams 1
70 It Louis. sept23In
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yHE snbscsibers manufacture and keep on hand
large assortment Of bells suitable for churches,
academies, factories, steamers, plantations, ETC.,
mounted with their improved hangings, the most ef-
fcient in usc Their establishment has been in op-
peration thirty years; having turned out nearly ten
thousand bells averaging coo pounds each; and It's
patterns and process of manufacture perfected to-
.ether with recent improvements that ts bells have
an uneqnaIlcd reputation for volume of sound and
quality Of tonc They have just received-J anuary
l854-the first premium 70 silver medal OF the
Worlds Fair in New York. over all bells in this coun
try Or Europe. Having q laIgc assortment Of belt
on hand, and being in immediate connection wish
routes in all directions. either railroad canal river,
and hut hours from New York, we can execute or
icrs with dispatch. Address,
-s,~f A. MENEELY'S SONS,
mar.254ly West Troy, Albany Go. n. X.
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4. y. GREEN e. II. THOMAS. FITZ HENRY WARREN
Banking House. Exchange Office, and
LAND AGENCY. s6H.,.4s
GREEN, THOMAS 4 CO.,

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
LAVE opened House for the transaction Of a
l1general banking and exchange business, and are
prepared to receive deposits the most favorable
terms. Time and sight drafts bought and sold. Col
lections made and proceeds promptly remtted. Inter
est allowed deposits. Remittances and orders for
exchange from the country will receive prompt at
tenton uncurrent funds credited at lowest rates. and
exchange remitted as ordered without charge. 8
Jan Z, '54 twly
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]. H. TAYLOR,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hats, Caps, straw Goods & Clothing,
SIGN OF THE BIG HAT.
East side Main Street, burlington, Iowa.
nv u have just received, and are now opening a
w large and well selected stock Of panama, leghorn
straw, palm, soft, and fashionable hats clothing,
furnishing goods, &C., &C., to which the attention Of
the public is most respectfully solicited We now
doing business the principle of small profits and
quick sales believing that the ''nirnble sxpence'
is better in the long run than the "slow shilling,
Come everybody, and we will guarantee to show
you good goods, and lots Of them for little money
Altb ugh saleroom is not large as in tn.
city, W. bow you house well filled, from the top
story down. |, o-k Of Panamn, leghorn, straw,
and palm hats toge.-er with little boys fancy hats
and caps, and Misses fats unusually large for
style, they are superb.
Our stock Of Soft Hats: al
snch beaver, SEAL otter, Russia, and wool hats are
entirely to to particularze in an advertise
mcnt. Att5t tE E.AASst y 'f t#A43'tt ~ ~
The Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department,
is as complete and tastefully got up both in make
and material as any exclusive clothing establishment
in the country And don't forget the sign of the
Big Hat, cast side of Main street.
J. II. TAYLOR. y
RurIinoton April % ,54 bpy
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HENRY W. STARR. CHAS. II. PHELPS.
STARR g. PHELPS, Il

TTORNEYS AT LAW. viii attend to any bu-
s sness in the Courts of the First Judicial District
ae Supreme Court of the State and the District Court
Of the United States. ALso-To all agencies, in
gard real estate and location of Land
Warrants loaning Of money, and all business pre- pery
pertaining to their profession
~ Office removed from the old stand of GRIMES Il
STARE, STARR, GRIMES b SNYDER, and STARR &
PHILIPS, on Jeerson street, Burnaps Drug store,
to the east end Of MARION HALL, Washington st.
Y. B-The affairs of Grimes STAR, will De settled
by Mr. Starr, the affairs of Starr Grimes Snyder,
either Mr. Starr or Mr. Snyder, at the old stand.
Burlington, Feb. IA, 1853
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CAMPDEL L. Nl,C L u e E'S
ku .lbera Yard.

'TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public
| thatthey have established an extensive Lnn be
Yard, on Main street, near the Hawk-Eye Bridge,
shere they have now on hand, and shall constantly
keep large and ceuplete assoFtment Of Lumber tor
building and other purposes. e5-fss. 3 4f4e,.
Also-Laths and Shingles, &c., all of which they
will sell at the lowest market price for cash.
July 8, l853.tf Campbell MCLUR
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT May CONCERN: ae
(7sAUTION.-TO r THE PRESS and TIL Z PUBLIC.
O-Circulars have been sent to Newspapers (con-
tanning ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion. purport-
without my knowledge or authority, signed ~. L.
RUTHERFORD, for v. B. PALMER" have no
man of that name in my employment.
s. eas - V. B. PALMER 3
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BURLINGTON TUESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1854 ! :
THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo II.
r. H. STON e.

WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
wv. MERCHANT, No. 81, Levce, has in store . nd
70 arrive, the following articles, which he will sell
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CLARK & CHESNUT.

CLARK q CHESNUI.
HAVE just received by 0asinan Express and are
l. now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock of
Fall aud winter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments such a. 4sH. w
Hardware, Glassware, and Queensware,
Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths Car
pets, Clothing, &C., &C., to which would respectful
y call the attention Of the citizens, and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the
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RANINI5al2 5oH,AN5a

before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be unes Id by any other in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by that is well acquainted with the
wants Of the community consisting in part French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-woOl De-
LANES plain and figured silks, Coburgs Sack Fiannes,
Debegs, Persian Cloths, plain and figured Poplains,
emt roidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks,
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths, Cassi-
meres Satnetts. Tweeds Jeans, Linens, red Fannes,
brown, b!eached and colored Canton Fannels silk,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim bonnet Rib
bons, all cologs; Philadelphia made Boots and Shoes,
Shawls: long Thbet Cashmere; o nice assortment of
children's wool Hose all sizes ladies cotton and wool
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all coors Cashmere and Lisle
Thread Black Mits, Gloves, ETC., etc., etc., 80 s.
aug, Is, '54-tf.
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AND NEVER FOUND WANTIN
MI ISTAR'S Balsam or Wild Cherry, the acknow-
w ledgedrened for Coughs, Coulds, Consumption
Sweats, &c. &c. s.
Physicians often acknowledge that this remedy
stands Mt the head Of all others in the cure Of dis
eases Of the most dangerous consumptive character
and that in those Of less alarming natnreit u se
dom known 70 fail, if judiciously applied.
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Liquors and Vinegar
N any quantity and quality, for salelow 1t laHs
l. July 23 ,'53 5rrs 0 KIHBALL &CosJ .
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THOMAS w. NEWMAN.
ATTORNEY.ANDC COUNSELLORAT Law,
Office, Main Street, [Hawk- Eye Building,)
s asa. Burlington, Iowa l.s sEf
NJ ILL promptly attend to land agences collecting
w debts, investing money, locating and selling
LAND WARRANTs, and all other business pertainingto
ais profession - - s. S.2ss = 3 81 81
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Groceries For the Million !:
& cos

8. KIMBALL CO., have just received 4 lare
shipment Of Goods, consisting in part, as follows
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a- AsA s 4a4sa = .=gG4-f saa 80
s9A Earsa APa- III srs - N
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ssN3 Fancy Groceries. wv 500 #
q DOZ Baltimore oysters, 10 doz. tomato catsuf
% rs boxes herring, so cans extra Gun powder tea,
SO eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas
40 onefourth chests do 10 onshaIf chests black tea
|. march 30 for sale hy kIMBALI4 4 CO. "
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wILDER's PATENT sALAMANDER GAZE
MESSRS. STEARNS 4 MARVIN,

No. 14l 148 water Street,.
Continue 20 make and cell .Wilder's Patent Sels.
nander Safe, and are the ONLY PERSONS Aursonrrrr
Except within the New England States to make and
sell the samc. 10. WILDER, Panteutee.
New York. Sept. 8, 1854. a 81 .s9e5s aar. 4 Is
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aatasassAt -as.a = 544ss dais-y III 80 srsse
-HsA 5si -6a = las-rvE1 80 - j as-tr -
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To the Ladies.

COATS, PANTS, PESTS, SHIRTS, &C.
A Large assortment fine and. fashionabc styles
- fcrspring and summer, I" just from the mint.
and for sale lower than the lowest, at the Clothing
store OF ~ -e - w. STURGIS, - IS
april Jefferson street, doors below Main.
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:Ah1A0 In Lumbsr,- -6hingies, hath and Square
einsf, Dlhiaetoas Iows. Nig
y. 1A4D, Dulfnsten CAnsoH : EAfoN. NJ
ssssa stsssts, -Dssliagtss, Iowa. oace On
'sdsrson strsst..s ,sssSz.er i sslssps 40, lssl
IL ~ a. sr w.9 II
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a F-s4414+ FF - M - 80 ~ - #4 ala.E
h.aAa il a@sg4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16

&asIt I. izes, amounting 10 81 ,053,:j90
TICKETS s20-shares in proportion
c rtifcat of packages will be issued aud sold
Mt the following rutes
% whole tks 500 no % quarters s72 50
% halves las, 90 % cighihs SO 25
Ter, re iwo i,4r.fies rasn H. the ry of Bn.tmofe
every dny. uuder the Supervisor at .worn Cnmni-.
tuner fp"laed by the ui of Maryland, IN In.
rr "f tirhri- ,n,a ithiy 8 1nte other the price
ybrie- ifon g. 20 To- so ~ per seli.mr
II lier. iaf trk.ts my of the Maryland Lotteries
viii eeeiyc prompt att, niiar, il sldre,..I to
A. McGREGGOR Il co,
rier # Baltimore and q ,lvrit rrrrts.
MI 0rinr B4ltrnfe Md
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Observation-Disclosures
nrr.IItRD TABLES.

fIsIIE .n-ftbtf. having eyaei ftfr PERSONAL "tiei'
i'm fir many ysars 20 t1e mahata'tnif 81 pis
LlAhD TABLES, are f,aliy fafaprfsht texsesi" Wa
.bt = Al sfv. .tirs s4fi .scin tHf most tisiih'9
ronniss.ur Bring ne m".t 'sen.'ve na"uihfin''- "a
he Inion thr, ARE enallei ipfutni-ha sBPrfir ahie II
10 pr cent f,s inn ANY ati"r f'ihsai '" ''F
country 4, which they respectfully i'yst' tie at
tenfioa 81 buyers as the e--esihl infeene Is
ties iuy. made Ia the construction AMI ELASTICITY Of =
.u.sis vii ch hes Luse 1ronl ht TN degree ct pa
l.-fian in II y aft't= Always on LAM biiih
MIDI. - ia, Alari.r an Wnaden bads. with lirzf
>, ok If Calli- Rail-. Cues French 5nr Leather Gu
Wax Pooi Sal Bnaid.. Bieatele Tabe.. SIN uni
W.asfed Pocket. Sc. Or.l,r. by mail promptly ut
i-u,lri 10 Old Tubes Is san'ins them By
Esnfe.. GHIffI' II \ DECKER,
Biltd Table AgBuin.turr
anfof3 On No 30 Am Il NV York.
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

an the l.. Il every notlh i published price 2J
~ cents, Flank lie e's L ,die : Gssttte f,,f..
La .don nm New York fishinns. o,pttining 100 fp-
cravings the Newest Style Of Ladies mud Clul1 en-
Hats, Caps Dresses. Mantiias, &c iu .i1 PAP d.
Pattern ii Manliia atgs Sheet o., rnti.rn-, uni d
strrtiun If Crochet W, rk. Articles Reeivn L'he
Work yeive, Paialing.. Nc. Enri taising In
Matter, Tars, Sc, Novelette, by Mr- Ann Stnfi"n-
Also- Part contains New Song nr Phce Il Nh
sic Arrangement. Lave been comp et,i m Pui-.
Whereby the Newest Design. viii apre in this N.rk
ose nrnih before the Paris Fashion Books ne r'cnsrd
by the steamer.
Part !. wa- issued on January lat 1871 aud hasbecn
reprinted sis different times 10 ofde, The dem md
All the bark numbers bc obtained. ! hr ralnf"i
Plate Is alane wotl money thah Is charge ipi
the hole pntt.
EXTRACTS fPoN TIE PAPERS.
ST /. ht uI the best Fashion B,sh ,sH-d ia this
try Weeardally recommend it ~ Y Daily Tins
Jak .the highest nrk an ny nll juursl- # IL e3s"
N y. Tribune This j. uprfb work. - fraH
scrpt 1t i. the bet record 81 tie Fu.lton put
lsi,.J." S-ndog Times. PhGadelplia.-.lt ropian-
Ill the new tnsiinn-. aud coioerd Pate ct gtni
b,suiy."-. me Journal
Ono cnr,, me- yrhr 3d. lwn do. 81 G'or do 80 One
roryn ibe GaIci. amt copy flIaife.'s Putnnu'
Graham. Magazine. ycnr. g.
fHce N,.6 In street. New lurN, aud far sale b,
all Books .,rs intllc United State, and Guhndas.
Hpl 10 d3m
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MECHANICAL.
:. ooSASr. WIN. a. wAlpnoS, D. srrszrn.
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.
COMA MT. wALDRoN d C O..

NANT, W Al ID RO N d c o.
NIuuLO Re p,artiule i1iafr tIsir lin aud The
w public g.nefail, tfst th..y receiving 81
fi-ir Fur itufs II ate Ratms Mat st.. ter a"pr
lrlw Maxwell lina-e, their stek 81 Rose " ""d
Aahaxany. Walnut aud albcr faraitnre t"feihff wit
rrest man, artirlc 10 the et House k"rns tiai
are useful veil ofs4nrttai II iiase never b.isn
been introduced tothis narkei AL al winch hive beet
selr,ie fron b. NatIh e,B ing thu hs hest rera
IL ion f.ar ga,,tl aud faithful wax.
They h I've asa neI,,l vi h tii"r establishment. q
Manufacturing Department,
IN Which they rugaRed ~efkmeu - =kiilasd Exp"
tience m therefore prepared 10 tase made t. 90
der N 81 rnod r,ni. any prre It furniture thai
my be otier.ti. Ib } wnlit add lt tbry are Pre-.
pared ta f,r rrsats IN furrmeaaz 10 stzuns ~antnR
a4ytnpg in r.-r say ffIRNI IKE, M sever be.
az l..e ,ts I'd "a IL market. Ani thy hope BY a.
d .o- aiition business to mer aud receive al le-
= puilion - the uhlir patronage.
CONANT. WALDRUN & co.
W. winIa -ny iaeur cd frrn md custom
,r. continue manufacture. nj nd stand
an h. IL. NJ ali Kinds 4 7 bneco #Alauids ahl the
Ike, anl se seticii continuance al thriH favors
narf4i. &, c.
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GAS FITTING.

fully rrrmtrc To- intru iue Gas Pipe into Stores,
D.eues. Fnctoiie-. LIE shortest n,iicc. IInv
~ iRi s,vrH sers experience - rhr u,i my
""k may be- feed on perfect. am reidy 10 give
estimates at any time vii nlso turkish stem. pipe
JAMES (LELAND,
Prast cal Ga- Filter. Ma Il.
Wilson 4 fmnhns old stnnd, up sinifs.
NJ IL.
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Long Looked for, Come at last.
RcfrigcratOrs, IseIrigeratOrs.

4 llAA JUS rec,IN.pl MGR supply ii SHINY
u hvHll,d R"GigeIatnrs, The ereat number have
~oI htff withiu The IN. u rec 'enr~, AID the unyer,
sa aeion They lmvc Rvrn the hest eurun their
uperlar,x elltnre In, three different sizes, price.
30 81 50 aud S5 Gull aud see them 1T ihe q ~
tunin'r Narrroon,s. nrrosite the Nor,eIl Ilnu-
iur l. WINSTON.
y Ron rnpy
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D.soMErHINo NEW & BEAUTIFUL.

zx%ASOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.
AOa A. WILLIAMS calls attentian tp hi- 3.
21N bsamiigls varied assortment ri PtHgsg Hanks.
which he la ja-t recesei and sh'rn =
l.cisi in elf, in the Northern tic. bur lew day-
a ~: ,agethe, With large stock at Tined gi'Hi I'D
M..cella ,euus wfks cpnsis II ali tie latest d
must iai eresiing wprks Of m day
The li n~i, are ~nne at them;
Ra.s'a 5 ares by Oiphant,
Maps Of Europe,
Sketches III Gfeete aud Turkey.
Siihman's TIav.l. IN Ear,,l'e,
Lie AMI Writings of Andrew Braadn,,
Thrilling Adventlue- nv Land End Sea,
The Discarded Daaghtrr,
Rsveris- of Bsiehror.
Mrs Bra, ming Poems,
Bi.t1ry Il I,and.
f. Il J.,hn Randolph sfRaannke. by 1nehA Garland
.s.,nan in France. by Julia Kavsnnsh
Woman and her Mi-ter. by f..dericl Smith;
Together with benufil ssle,ti IN III itnry ari,le
writing desks, tn springs; large .trk al
sic paper hagines and lie, fume,y of tind pni
such '-;-, carrot fail To please. All he -sks i
eh.., ~ ,rsnre sale.. may n
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DiSsO utiOn.

" VIE pprn rsi hetr;otra sting undo, the fr =
Z mud stale oi Bel X .l,uniHgs, ~ the pr rrt r-hip
I the Gabrll inu,, Ina this day been dissolved, by
nut"n enu,enl lie sub. c,ih.r Inns pmrlnsrd the
III 'niel'- III MIR Jen iug-. uni will hrer,r be the
-ri" pt' rI,t. lie mo>l ,peetlull> ~orirs conln
nanr",fI neiH Iairouuge Ia has hcrciof r., i've
from liz nrns and public ra y, promising Il -
n rntfs tNfe sl0l b, -rhed tntendor than CON
tnltahi,' while Ih,y stop With i'm.
jun III 1871 ~ knBERT II BILL.
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Lynchbnrg Furnishing Wareroonl.

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IL. ter r.. l'are laegr.. Mot- E9E..AfA
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Sneei TNu y ais brlns tie Market hou- Lynriialg
VI k,..p t,n,anafiy nh ltind and make Csrl
81 Hair, Lhurs, >. Cotton. Won and pira sttinp
Mattress u dRuir e rsrr, de- Iipti,n,
We iuse 90 cmrlayHspt sumo first raie Cab
at N, tlmrn; AMI intend Ia ketf imn1 suI u "i
FURNITURE, fur nan n,nks and hl.b Notthtn nun
atnne--surhn. BurroB. \ ,fa-. Wardrbea Bed trnd-,
Gh,irf Dnul'leftd Single Lounr -.-l0UD BE ID, al.
nav hifd w hse L, nnehtiou al Mo n,nyJ
want artlcr- u onr line aud pledge pufse - To -
IN ~ pa.inHbi, 30 otaii 81 ~ til. Il
,ihcr nursrt Tvs ,eeai ntehli,'n gwen l., the
ftnring 4 F,rIuufe. (isn dS'"-)
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GAS! GAS!, CASH

DERSoNS wishing mar houses ii tel fnl bur. nc
a "a viii find some strong Inducements "le,red. Ly
hP"S iaa IL the -ubscrihor, hive god wnrt and
SUI "a iat -orh - untrtipl4 q. DABNEY.
n. Il ,flcr. Gr fitting up Tobacco Fect"ries
rec led within iN dny.. puymcn viii b. required
hctol the 1t ol Junr, 1875.
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