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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

In most parts of Europe the vintage of the pre-
sent year is far below the average. In Italy the
vine has utterly failed In Portugal q Spain there
will be great deicientcy, and the correspondent
of the National lntelligcncer writes that the total
returns at Bordeaux show a great reduction in
the quantity of the wines brought to that place
nineteen hundred tons the usual product. hav-
ing this yoar dwndeA 10 two hnnlred
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

THE LADIES FAIH i in the full tide of sue
cessfol operation ltopened Tuesday night an
was largely attended The room Is handsomely fix
ed oti,and presents n very attractive appearance
We tender our THINKS to the ladies. for mic
waiter of good things, which we enjoyed wit
hearty good will.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
iiERtIAi.
Lynohburg Tobacco and Wheat Market;

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market,
NOVEMBER 80. l55l.
TOBACCO.-Only some half do1en hhd'' III
.reeted 80 far. ihi. week. Quality. from very
Interior Lugs 10 Medium Manufacturing. Prices
from $40 to -. ..z,..
WHEAr.-Sl - to Il -, for No. article :
WI 7. SMITH,
Comm MerchGat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
CArTIE- HOGS ANn SuEEp

BEEr--S2 624aSl 90 per ewt gross, which is
- 43a~9 90 net.
IIoG>- 81 per hundred. Supply moderate.
SuGEr-Natton sell for = 80 a s. a piece for
ordinary and superior sheep. LomJs bring -
50 each, according to quality.
NEI-CnLreS fit for Neal sell at SlaSS each.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

II is snid that Miss Narcissa +. Nudge, win
preferred the charge upon which DIR. Stephen !
Beale dentist, was convicted, WIS married IN
Wednesday last, in Grace Church, Philadelphia
to Mr. Charles Thockmonon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

1t is said that Monsieur Julien, not deferred
by his comparative pecuniary failure in the Uni
ted States, intends to revisit Us in the Spring of
the coming year. At present he gives concerts in
London, III which the American National Quad
rifle and the Firemens Quadrille are performed
with success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

DIsrmcr CorRf-'fhc annual session Of tn
District Court commences in this city tomorrow
The Court consists Of Judges Nm. Daniel, Jr.
President; VIM. Leigh, Richard Baker, John w
Nash and Geo. II. Glmer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

gESr received, tlom Roanoke count ~. As hnrres ii
~ FINE APPLES -ume of them Pprits For
,ose-- ~hoe,olc orre.a-#y = A. lloyd.
nay 31-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

FREAKS oF NATuRH.-Ile Winchester Re-
publican states that Gabriel smith Of Lnray,
not long aga possessed pig that had only three
legs; aud at Rollsburg. on the line Of the Balti-
moro and Ohio Railroad, there wa calf with
five legs 10 he seen. Bat Frederick county put
the best foot foremost vet, for gentleman q.
this county could have shown lamb with 80
leg. We believe II passed into the possession
of the Barnum menngcrie, where 1t doubles
soon became rure specimen from abroad per
haps from III banks of the ella.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

1t is noted as a singular fact in connection
with the recent election in the state of New York
that while for Governor, Clark, whig. received
l5677o votes and Seymour, dem, l56, I5J. the
combined vote of Ullman and Bronson amounts
to l5d, 1876, thus showing u curious division of
the people into three equal segments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
The Know -Nothings and Slavery.

The Boston Daily Advertiser in commenting
on the recent defeat sustained by the regular
purity nominees in Massachusetts, coniesses
itself much n-toni.hed at the result of the clec-
ton. and quite in the dark to the principles OF
the secret party of Know Nothing, who ARE sup
/ posed to hnYo brought about this result. The
/ Advertiser complains that this new party has no
| fixed principles that can be discovered by out
! sider- and proceeds To- Iortify this position by
! an illustration, thus:
Let Us consider only the question of slavery
/ undoubtedly the most important question Of the
! day. in il moral. constitutional. aud political as
pect,-nnd as difficult Us it's important. What
conclusion ought we to draw as To the relation
| Of the Know Nothing party to this question :
This surely Is Il fair enquiry, but no one can an
swrr it.
The reason that no one cun answer this Cnqni-
~, according to the Advertiser, Is that the new
party as far heard from, seems to be all things
10 all men on the slave qucstion-n Massachu-
sets, Free soil in New York, Silver Gray in
Delaware, in favor Of Mr.. CLAYTON, in Texas,
IN favor Of Gen. llousToN.
Whatever may have been the spirit in which
the remark. of the Advertiser were pcnncd, it
could not have bestowed higher praise upon the
new party thnn IL contained III the assertion that
it is 'nowhorc' upon the question Of slavery
1t is saying in effect that the Know Nothings
are what they profess to bc-a national party
American orgnnizaton-a Union party-cN-
tending like the Constitution, over the whole
country, yet allowing its members III the various
States to entertain such notions with regard to
local institutions they choose, provided that
they do not interfere with their neighbor. IT, in
a spirit of true wisdom, the Know Nothings have
agreed 10 disagree upon this sublsct which has
set the whole country by the cars of late, it will
be seen at once that they have taken II step which
must secure to them national Importance and
power. They have struck that uncouth monster,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
1 characteristic.

The following appear, in the Missouri Demo
crat =
4 notice 10 20 rresponants.-U pom my arrival
at this place, find some quantity of letter, here,
addressed to mo through the st. Louis city post
Office, aud which, Gf the law is compiled WITH
will be sent To tine dead letter office at Washing
ton, where they will reach me, and be attended
t. had endeaWorod to make it known 10 the
public that, since the late appointment of post
master in this city, do not correspond through
this Office, that appointment being one of those
made in this State through criminal prostitu-
tion of the appointing power for malignant and
personal purposes, with view to Outrage and
iniure me; from which des signs have II right to
protect myself, (as far as ean,) 10y refusing to
open correspondence forwarded to this Office
But in saying this, do not mean Mr.. Pierce,
but the nulters who rule him, and who have
brought things L their present Pass-the harno-
ny OF the Union destroyed, the honor and peace
OF the country Endangered abroad, and here his
own administration run into the ground.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE In the South
side Democrat of Thursday, we find two letters.
one from Joseph Westmore, Mayor of Peters
burg and the other from Geo. Washington, Pres
ident OF the United States. The letters were
written about 1871. That from Mayor West
more is one of welcome and congratulations and
invokes for the President an agreeable and salts
factory tour. The reply of Westinghouse brief.
dgnfed and manly, and is in these words
To the Mayor, Recorder, Alderman and Conn
mon Council, Of the To,rn Of Petersburg.
GENTLEMEN :-Receiving with pleasure, re-
ply with sincerity to your hattering and affec-
Tomato address. ] render justice to your regard
and to my own feelings, when express the graf
itude which the sentiments it contains. have in
spired-and you will allow me to say, that graft
tude. so impressed, must be lasting
The government of the United States, orgnat-
ing in the wisdom, supported by the virtue, and
having no other object than the happiness of the
people, reposes not on the exertions of an indi-
vidual--yet. as far as integrity of intention may
Justify the belief, my agency in the admnstra-
ton will be consonant to your favorable opinions
and my private wishes will always be prefer
red for the prosperity of Petersburg and the par
ticular welfare Of its inhabitants.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

SOuLEIN ANOTHER MUsS.-lt Is now stated
that Mr.. Soule has written letter To the French
foreign minister, OF the most sarcastic character,
which he will publish the moment he arrives at
Madrid.
In this letter he proves that from the conduct
of the official at CarIs he must have had positive
orders to reject him; aud that, therefore the
minister had such orders. lie wants 10 know
why it was that he was permitted to live one
month in the south of France, three weeks sub
sequen'ly in Paris and why he was invited SO
cordially to visit the court while in Paris. if he
WIS personally obnoxious to the French GOV
eminent. lie wants to know if it was his asso-
citation with Messrs Buchanan and Mason at the
Congress of O>tcnd that converted him 50 sud
denly into an obnoxious and dangerous ind, idn-
al. He wants to know why it is that great ma
tion like France, which has three armies in for
eigu handsome at Rome. another at Athens n
third IN the Crimea-nnd an immense standing
army at home, is less afraid To provoke a war
with n powerful government like that of the | nj
ted States than to allow an humble individual
like himself to enter its territory and come in
contact ewlth its people. lie adds that he knows
he is obnoxious to the French government. and
repeats that he has no tavors 10 demand and
none to expect, and cautions it not to provoke
too seriously the people of the United States,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30


., pHp ljei,iu, when "Gue-rI,' abound, medicine
whicr ,toud the o >rirtifr invest sariou, aud
received tie unqualified approval oi the medical faeu
- certainly a rarity. such medicine j, STAli-
LERS ANODhNE CHERRY EAPECIOkANf,
which ha~ been ,cntnended y numbers OF Tie best
ad periauced phy-eian, used 10y them in their
pr'iee, will the hppe-t results, ana Invariab sses
rect N Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, md diseases nj the
lungs md throa generally II viii he we'll inr al To
lenr this in mind during The ucltineat scascnnow up
aching IA, by doing satbcy may g u"nns ct l Y"nl-
at uara suffering them,clse- FRIEND. See adNer-
iunnoter column, md descriptive pampl lets,
be Ind gratis oil the agents. PricH OF cuctl only
u cents per bottle, or TX botr,s for = 80.
NOV Elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
Window and Bed Curtains

Made and Hung ROOM lcarls raprred MArrpEs-
MADE und anything done in the L, h9l-,ety
line.
.g All orders thaabiuly tecc we'd AID promptly at.
tended tn WI. LOOSE.
no % dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-Mr. klNNtRtK vii rou oence an
ADULT SINGING SCHOOL tlis Thursday evening.
the basement ct lie u. +. Crhch. Tuition Tor =
.e,.ou, 30 ii many as 10 viii subs 'rbc - 1t ten,
uy 30 1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
RICHMOND MARKErs-Nov 2e, 1854.

The following quotations are "hole-ale. or
,nrll orders hi ,her prizes will be charged:
BAcoN-Gay rurel aud Smilhheld, hog round 91a
10 rral- Western SIDE 8ia89; Sh llders q Hams
l0aI2i y eslern Baegcd u ] y; Qaecn City Hams
nom ia market; Nori Carolina hog loudd 91it Told,
-. Dul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

ARIu.sT OF KIpNAPPERs ~ kENTuCkG.-
GREAT ErcitemeHt and imp0rtdnt DiScioSHreS--
It has hrcn III >coyered that gang OF villains has
boon organized for some time in kentucky, who
obtain their livelihood by stealing free negroes
in ohio and selling them into slavery. y letter
from Maysyle, Kentueky,to the Frankfort CO.
inun. says:
kidnapping free negroes III Ohio. and delu-
ding our slaves from their masters to recapture
and sell them, i am established profession Of
It gang located upon the borders of tn" Ohio,
combining with negro traders in the interior Of
TIM state thereby boldly conductingu yillainous
~ stem of piracy heretofore unknown in the an
md of crime IN kentucky.
On Friday morning this community APP
priscd Of tine fact through the agency OF colored
perspns,that Free negro girl ,eaS t0rcibiy taken
from ohio and brought to kentucky. Suspicion
OF the statements Of the negroes, (Which is not
evidence in kentucky proved that Lewis, Allen
| and Henry \ Dung, of this county, were the in
dleiduas in whose possession the girl was found.
Arrests were made, our best and prominent
| citizens turning out to capture the rogues. Lew
! is and Allen Dung torcibly taken by the
| people from prison and delivered to the authori-
tics of Ohio, where they will be disposed Of as
| the uggravating merits of this case deserve
| Henry Young Is detained for trial on this side
! Thus this suffering community is to be rid of
/ three brothers whose bold career of crime was Il
terror 10 the peace and safety OF the public.
Lewis and Henry Young openly boast of their
determination to burn the city. They confess
it to be their source Of livelihood To steal free
negro or decuy our slaves and sell them to negro
traders. The city council met on Monday morn
ing, aud ordered Il meeting Of the people to pro-
tect their rights and property, for within five
DAVIS the city has been fired IN various portions
of the town, and the alarm bell ropes cut; in the
meantime seven or eight of our slaves were mis-
sing. The town meeting called by the Council
. ! Il ~, a.. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
rAsIsso>ARsLE UPHOLSTERY

LNNIHBJRG ' \.
.rzf@-y Tn undersigned beg, ieoye L iHfurtnfA
the l"ialir mat he cont, US Ii. X.
oh UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, M
nut Us prepared - H!l uuets in lirr In
,jae-~, with NEAT~E~s and DispAfeH. such A. APER
HANGING and UPHOLSTERY, IouN0Fs. SoFts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

" i
nov 30 dvf2iaw3t 1916
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30

1t appears that over three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of free bunk currency have
been cancelled by the Indiana auditor Of State
There Is not more, IL is sud than -, 500 900 Of
this description of money now in clreuation-of
which the hunks probably hold $500, 0O0,-mak-
ing the entire circulation of free bank paper
among the people about three millions Of dollars.
Most Of this amount is now in Indiana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-30
Lynehburg Wholesale price. Current

.RH,errD fvfnY WEDNESDAY, AND s.fcnnA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-31
GNAkDEN SENDS, wARRAN
" WHOLESALE AND RETAl

OVERWHELMING uiant
R,ILLanIse uieoe.
R.J Sh,LnIss Lima; small do;
pro.I Sr'rsy, eSarietknnners;
onap Bedns-Early yellow /;
ns. Do "' y.,sn Hp Mo sn. . do Obi.
hsrsx xes' ioVo 70 one He'd Gran.
p1est.Eariy blood Turnip,
Rooted; do yellow do do; Long
niood; White sileslsn; French
ous, manEel Wnrttel.
c. IoeoSs-furpie Cape; White
VIII,
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~ ~ ~ - ~

VIRGINIA CENTRA I.RAII.ROAD-ETPRE.SS
FREIGHT CARA Freight Car arranged purpose
will he with the Mail daily, SandAys
the speedy transportation OF Milk Butter, Fresh
and other pershable articles, Packages Of Merchandise
Special Agent viii accompany the Car to attend the receipt
and delivery Of Articles che Depos
be with weight
thereon and be place before the
the Articles Richmond
Depot, mus. be sent there between and NJ
minutes prior to the departure OF the Train
compnied by two tickets stating what place h.y be
SENT by whom and to whom the articles
with the tickets will be signed by Depot
delivered TO the bringing the articles other
tanned by the Agent.
An Agent will be in attendance Richmond Depot
A. NJ Till p NJ for the delivery Articles brought the
Car.
Freight all Articles IN be paid in advance.
No Article will be taken for any turnout.
TABLE RATES
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soUrHEMI TI5T!HsiAHL.1MPLEMENr


apps Z. IL GILL, supt.
soUTEH SSsHsiaTSET tI5 !sfb .ISRE
o si r.. If @ S % " to
kind: now in Of cur own manufacture We have made large
eLiaey nd have the
the f,Tmes Of Vrnin and other st, m s nH
approved implements they stand need o. Call and
. cheap be had where North Of the Potomac
Pair in NSyemSer last the virginia State Agricultural
and MOST n SS s OF ne
Of S5 o%p -. for The Virgins aid Southern
No rlh OF the Potomac.
made in Richmond and other places vinEston the org
and Minor porcn Mss o PansT %da Pn
~ ~ 60 q and 81 n;chsoek 10 81 and All sizes
chilled composition metal v1rn;e sale by the
We would also call particular attention the Wiley
?. Mot, Plough Of all and LEI, hand This
fitting right can be re-
is economy the farmer lighter draugt than
ae, Win Iii, poas5 IS' hH Is we" Cn as ilse
All hatis wanted with this Plough is try it, will
We also Hanstseare s,rar Cutters CT all prices
Lime spreadrs, Guano Sewers Grain Cradles kinds
n for ,6as too to mention Call and
We would call our Horse Power and
Threshng Machine, which the
in Of simplicity durib,, economy is ca
Those ma. viii please as ear
be
good machine rta.s some atty orders las.
year. account of their We build cm
Wrought Iron RSiw horses all Of
which warrant to give entire satisfaction
State oil 'e according 10 TEAM tia" any machine in this
We viii re'er to few gentlemen, necessary, reside In
different eoantss who have used machines those
Francis Nelson, Brumley and DIR Cump Kent; Dan
or Hanover David Hatcher Randolph Harrison jain Harrison
oochland; Col Hancock Dunn Cheserfd Talisfero
YORK county Robert Damn, Petersburg Fielding
Roy, stuhbehed and Mr. smy,h Gouceser WIN Ar.
cher Doctor Scott Nirg Mus Archer southa Amelia
City DR. Osburn Prince George; BarksdaIe Aihemare
Clarke co; II Cox, butler Jr Henrieo '' ~ 'e''O"'
Any of the above will with pleasure
We also Improved wheA, rhrssber
Tor hrashing cleaning and baggng at operation This
stand. premium over the PITTS New
York or Buffalo Machine at several Pairs and No
cheaper purpose Thos.
10 want Of FIRST class machine will send In their
Thankful for past fayor shall best
..,oo :, MOTT LEWIS WILSON Sign Of the Plough,
mh2s-u No. SO Main street.
! 6tOuPOTND FLUID EXTRACT OF CIss,II.
" PELos PAREIRA, OR PAREIRA BRAyA AND BICiitJ-
Po the OF Chronic diseases Urinary Pasages Ccu
ton and liberation Of the Kidneys yng any r
reliability Of that and 10 prouse
mucous secretion when the and
be voded without pain especially in dischags from
me urino genital mucous membrane, retention
Its efficacy e. the Parera) certain ualades Of the uns
medicine the mbrane, lining
altering the quality o. the urinary secretion. originally
most solely In discharges the urno genital mucous
oIane gonohea eucorrhea and chronic Inflammation Of the
Gaz 300 in recommending satisfied says this insni
urseon that has great influence the disease
o. Topy mucu which IL itself very evil aud Diminishing
tie ifHammai ,o and irLi'a6li;y o. III, Baddsr
/ FOR sale by DOVE co. au9i
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rED FRESH AND GENUINE

~.
Apple; Nutmeg.
M matsr :M.sion-rinest lInd.
nn.fdrd- Black and Whit.
On.on.silver Skin; Whit
fortnga'; yellow and Red.
W. rssss-Estra Early; Early May
mashington;do Frame; do ChaII,
soni Dwarf niue Pru,,Inp. 10
haIroufat; Bishop Duarfpro,iac
.furshfp@Long smooth
french; Guernsey.
Sdrsiey-CutleJ.
Larg, Bell, or Rp,,
Nose, Tomato shaped: Cayenp.
w., ~ M pkfn-I.arge yellow
Rhabdrb- Victoria
hdddtsh-Long Scarlet Short
Top. Scarlet Turnip; White do:
s suios do Long Salmon; Blaci
Plant. e o's'er
SDfndch-Round ieaved.
Sn,iaa-Early bush; Hell.
low: Egg. "
Ihrnip-Early Fla, Dutch. In
NED Top; Large White Norfolt:
M Mhi.e Globe; Ru,a Bags; Dsie's
-, ner6"Annise; Carrouay;
Thyme; Coriander; Iay.nds,,
sweet Bash; Rosemary; sage:
GUNNER su,ai s savory; Sweet Mario.
20 WIN. PALMER.
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.ASDnETHs WARRANTED GARDEN sssDs N,
up.erteefs have Iuit receiving au.i
% ply o. esh and genuine GARDEN sEfD cultivated on
o. Mr. David Landreth, Philadelphia the quality Of
nov 30 generally Known, that there lev p.r.
th % 70 parehAie seeds Who be
M h ,nI comprise part u and
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RENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTER ana Wholesale Deasfs In Ruseisn ana Domesc
DIkY f,OOnk.

DRY GOODS,
No. n Fosrtesrp stre<, RtcAnond.
SPRING TRADE, 1sai.-w. nov receiving by
packets from Siasges, Liverpool
Spring Importation Of
upon beat entirely for eash conprsnr
and splendid aisortmsnt Of new and
by New York md
eeyips supply Of AMERICAN yABRios embracing every
variety
We prepared with large stock Of READY MADE
CLorhNa NJ home under CUR Supervision,
the latest and beat style
With selected with Increased
facilities doing business aud with
trade that the respectfully
invite the merchants OF Virginia. North Carolina
examine stock before puehasng With the
viii be sold A. low ~ they can be bought
In this country.
purpose keep throughout year. and
merchants visiting city At vii md
fs2I KNIT, PAINE d KENT
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DOVE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE Grs REh flts4s c IL nnuos mnDI-
for sale, in quantities to suit paeha'er the following
ISSS !, E ssn.s sSs,SsS in small boxes
1000 ID; White Lead, in hes,
s.,iS :. : ssa ss s1. s s. S' OH
2SS gallon. Olive DIV, Oh. One Chs,
sodcIsn vsiainses
60 soSs, Starch; so Dbl. Tanner. OIL
10000 Cigars, assorted brand,
1900 genuine In , Poah.,an Pipe.
81 bills Fire Proof Paint
1900 lbs Inde,truetibie Iron Paint
- ssa;: e1s.i1s ToS.sso
10 bbis Smiths vsrni,hes
10 gross ssidi,I and Soda Powders
,,$Ss s & Ss:; s' 1:.$ sss. soaps soaps 49,,
1000 il, Irish Glue '''SN- 'eAA'
o s s
eoan; sas upon '"' usual time And n''
sCGssFos HaS! safs' %GRiSssEs' &C.
a receiving their uu, supple. Of drugs, Medicines. Chem
a. s.s Dye Stun. following .l,ss.
.na
fs!s s ssa.. and oS!sI.
S SSIS@: 2 9saa; f 4.sssr s,l Acid
Nenelan hedi English hehn'd Borax
Paris Green; Roll birthstone and Sulphur
Prussisn Blue; Rotten Stone
vrrmllion; Pumiee Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
Whiting Cinnamon; Mace and Sutmegs
Putty; Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Blakes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpentine Linseed Oil
Furniture varns; varnish Japan yainsh: Iron Var
nish; Leather varnish. " -
Also large AMI well selected Brush
e Fancy Articles Shaving aud Washing Soaps In
all Of the best manufacture.
All popular Medicines KEEP, sorte,
notice.
Country Merchants seans Planters. respectfully
'ope'sed is cali and examine our stock and prices
Ps-Pareular attention paid packing and forwarding
goods. p. JOHNSTON BROTHER
mil Druyvi.t.