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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-04

I'"'. Tavern :; ind at Sutton Coriier. IN Cal,,c-
- "' "i't w. nov occupied hv Nathaniel
'"',,."' - sale or rent. The house j, IN y ,,u
''''''' u tavern b' mes. There are GOOD >.i-
y" anu water convenient. and GOOD garden con
meet" with The >anc and il i the only Tavern
N::.nd in said Town
or further particulars and terms inquire oi y
,'iideil "n III" rrc;n;~.~ or Of the subscriber =.
Barton III Orleans County.
Bart lamar 50. 1874. >,,n,s
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st. Johnsbury
&C A D E NJ Y.

Y'f!! Spring Term Of the -. Iohn>lr,r, Acai.-
my wii!co'nmencc on TUESDAY, FEB Iitl
ana continue eleven weeks ANY further inii,r1l:l-
non desired, may be obtained hv ad,irc> ~nr the
subscriber.
TX. COLBY. Secretary of the Trustees.
wv =, i7"-. t;2W2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-04

~ IL dcinanis due the subscriber nlll>. he mi,
~ between this ana the first day of March rcx.
" H'''' ">r. A. FARR.
Pcacham. Jan u, 1s,4 scovx.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-04
BRIGHTON MAEKET-Ian. d

BRIGHTON MAEKET-,Isn. d.
AZ market zoe" hccfi cattle. no store. G. ,,;~.
o'h'hS oxen ." cows and calves, 10000 sheer, md
laml'>, 2to Swine ''''P '''o
FEICE>. Beef Cattlc-rxtr, IS. !. ,..
'a' 2iqaIi,v 81 do s!,s!. ord S,., ,;''''E
Ht"reN-l earrings none: two wears ,J ,,.,...
three Years old none ''''''
Working Oxcn-no sale,
Cows and cavcS->2& 20 35,SS
Si'ep and;i.a'nhs-S2! 3. .a4; extra Sues
Swlne-i.4ic: retail .,fc ''''"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-04
REPORT.

nc annual Fair Of the Essex County 49,
riG"it"rai Society was held in Luncnburc on
,h"r~'ay' sept lst, and the following n:c
nHums were givcn-viz:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-04

Loss OF LIFE.-Wc learn from the De-
trot Inquirer that the house ola man named
Parker, in the township of Orion, Oakland
county, Michigan, was burned to the ground
on Sunda!! night, 22d inst. while the family
were absent at church, and, sad to relate.
Tour children persisted in the flames. The
eldest OF children was boy fourteen wears
Oh age who, from the appearance of furni-
tare and other articles which had been
brought Of the house, had busted himself in
cndca'orlng to save the household furniture.
and then probably returned to save II, little
I'oihcr and sister: IN wAi.l. cacrt h. failed.
and h.. H.. gw! IL"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.

Not u ydrticle Of NeIraryi IN u
An lSFALL,BLE REMEDY tor Scroiulo. Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutancous Erumion-, PIN.
pies or Pu,tulc, ON tie Facc Bctchc-, Soil. Crnnic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm ar Teter, Sc4la Head, En-
largemen aod Pain i the Bones Il Joints, stubborn
Ulcels, Syphic Dis, rlers Lumbago Spinal Com
piainis and al d seases arising from AN iniudicious
use of Mercury Iumudence in Life or lmpury Of
the Blood.
Tn. valuable Medicine. nhicl, la, becone celebrated
for the number of extraordinary uurs effected through
its agency ha. induced the rpricor nj the urgent re
quest # their friends II or i, to the public which they
do with the utmost confdencriu its vitaes and
derf1l curative nr,. erfe. Tin, Glosing ceri6ca,es
selected from lsrse number are. However. stronger
testimony han the mere wor Of the proprietor; md
ar- al from gentlemen well kno WI ia jheir ocalities
and III the highest responsibility man Of on, residing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Roanoke college,

Roy. David +. Bull, 4 NJ, President and Profess.
sor ol Moral and intellectual s rncc &c,
s. Garsoue Wells. y. NJ, Prot Mathematics aud
Natural Science,
Henri q. Won lIoHar, Prof Ancient and Modern Lam
gnees.
y + Bolton, Tutor
FENfllN Institution located at Salem. Va will com
mencc its ueNt session October 4tl Expense. for
the session of months including Tuition Board,
Rnam.ret Fuel Lights and Incidental expenses, Sll2.
For particulars address the Pre- sidcnt.
mug l9-dscGmos
Rep rppy
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. l2.-Returns have been re-
ceived from l07 towns, showing the following vote
for governor: Morrel 600. Reed, wing,
469l; Paryis democrat, ] G, 235 Carey, liquor law
l76.
The returns for the Legislature show the cleo
ton of the IS fusionsts, q demomocrats. and 7
know-nothngs.
The Argus (democratic) says that everything
from congress down has gone by the board
THE CHOLERA At ENTHUSIASTICALLY learn
from the Spirit of Jeferson,that 10 cases Of cho-
era and 81 deaths, embracing some Of the best
citizens, occurred in Martinsburg berkeley coun-
ty) between the appearance of the disease on Fri
day last, and the following Monday. A general
stampede of the inhabitants had taken place
this great mortality having occurred in so brief "a
period, in population of about 1000 persons,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
RENIOI A..

FENllE subscriber having removed to his New Store,
n SIX doors above his old stand, and three doors
south Main and Market streets. prepared offer in
II ducementS To persons purchasing all kinds of
w Drugs, Medicines, Prints Oils, Dyes, Window
IN Glass. Putty, Perumey y, Fancy Articles Nc. Nc.
This Store ia 90 feet deep which will cnabIa him
keep much argrr stock ihnn usual Particular nliru-
tion will be pnid to all Orders. Prescriptions filled at
all hours and hum experience of more than 80 years.
he fatters himself lac will be able to furnsl only such
medicines are pare and genuine All the Phar.
mnceniical Preparations made they appear in the
Mtsca Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story viii be used II Music Saloon,
where lac has and will Keep supply Of those truly
celebrated Worlds Fair, London Premium Pianos All
kinds OF Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
order Private enlrance To the Saloon ia the acy--
Visitors will please ring the door bell.
D. X. LYMAN.
sep l2-d&c2w Bunk Square,
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Lynchburg Female Seminary,

TENIIE TWENTY .flfTH SESSION of this Insiitu.
lion Will commence on the lth day of September.
We will he prepared 10 accommodate Fifty Bonrdcrs-
fnrlurihrr particulars concerning the price of Board
Tuition Nc. Cucuars will be furnished To any one on
application at the Book Stores of Messrs. Payne &
Christian, aud r. A. Williams, at the SEMINARY.
uaidiiion to the mlnber already sold, offer
fol sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS
s.n I.d&rlm MISSES GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
.sEnOEA uATEMPoxlUM,


(FoHr Doors ADORE the Market House,
The subscribers respectfully cal the attention OF their
friends, and the public generally their large aud well
assorted stock, namelv Gents fine Saltskin Boots of
6nr Patent Leather Cutters Cloth Cutters and Shoes OF
al descriptions; Ladies' Shoes compring pIaok aud
'lorcd Cloth CATERS. Slippers Ties Hungarian,
cbrared for their fine In Childrens' Shoes of various
kinds and sizes. Gents fine Molcs>n, Nebraska md
Know Noihing flats Childrens Hats aud Gaps; Carpet
81 Trunk, Nali.es. &c. Nc, All Of which
pnted 10 Ice of the very best, and humbug. and
Which will be sold ~ cheap they be bouelu nj
my house in the city If otchrapor. Come quickly,
bargains may be had. FRErWELL Il HALL.
aup o5-d and era
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
urIIL Nrlrttr-, ~ nun, 80,
THE NEWS BY THE ST. LOUIS.

The T. > mail steamship st. Louis. Capt. FL
bridge, has arrived. We have dates from South
ampton London, Hayre and Paris to the 30 ut
here Is no news Of great Importance by this
arrival.
The expedition 10 the Crimea was appointed 70
SAL on the 10th Aug, although some reports
stated the Both. 1t composed of 10000
men, of whom 10000 were Turks The cholera
was ru.her less yirulent. The damage done bv
the fire at Narna Wis estimated at half n million
sterling, and the allied troops were put to great
straits by the destruction of part of their com
mlssareat.
The Turks accounts of the battle of kars have
been received. Its result was indeci>iye. The
loss ON both sides was 5. 900 men. IIasean pac-
ha was Killed and Mustapha Pacha wounded in the
action. Three Russian generals were disabled.
III ne German papers announce the approach
ing conclusion of treaty, offensive and defcn-
slse' with Austria and the Western Powers
The prelimlnaries said to be settled. There
was also question Of an additional article to the
AUSTRIA Prussian convention of April, which
would perhaps place Prussia ON better footing
with England France and Austria
ne Emperor Louis Napoleon arrived in Paris
ON the loth uit., but was to return to the Pyre-
nees again in few days, after the transaction
of important business. From France there is no
news.
There is no Improvement in Spanish affairs
'NNi''
the Juntas of safety and armament formed in the
Provinces. The government had obtained loan
of sXty-five millions of reals secured on the rev.
enue of Cuba
The weather throughout England was of the
most brilliant description, and the harvest was
rapidly proceeding. All the corn markets were
greatly depressed. In France wheat has fallen
los. To rs. per quarter. In Park lane, on the
18th ult., the new wheat displayed was of the
most excellent description and prices were quoted
is. TO IS. pea quarter lower. Old and foreign
wheat 2s and IS. lower. Flour fell IS. per sack
and American was from l.. to IS. per Dbl. lower
The accounts of the state of trade in the man
ufacturing districts are favorable. At Manches-
ter there more frmness, whilst at Birming-
ham and Nottingham there excellent bu-
siness, owing to the good prospects of the har-
V=st.
Money in London decidedly easier. Con-
soils had advanced, owing to the decline in the
corn market, and were last quoted at 9iB to %;
bank stock, 20s4 10 2l0; eXchequer bills, par to
2s. premium. Railway shares and foreign stocks
firm.
Consols, on Tuesday, August Goth, opened at
9is to I, and steadily improved to 9is To 95 for
money, and % to / for the account, remaining
without reaction up to the official termination of
business. Alta later hour the buoyant tenden-
cy was further manifested, and transactions took
place for the account at %! TO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
vNO THE PEOPLE OF LynchDurg.-

/ ADAMS & cos. Expresses ode, Dntls, Certan
and Cheap facilities for obtaining good. OF all descrp
,ions from all parts oil the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and Jamest0@R ant RodH0kc l.n'in;
New.York, "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving in Rich
u,ond Friday aud Monday OF each week BY this iin'
we are prepared ie1rd goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. O'I Express leaves Richmond DALI
per Edmund and DavenPor's liae OF Packets
Goods dcve ed Free of Potteroge
Our inland express per G'ru U, s. Mail Li"e, c'r y
hrs as her -tofo<e to We in Richmond 1ete NGi
The Wel!-known Il tractcr Of our house tor rcsi""-
biIity and attention tie Interests of cur customers
warrants US in say ng Lhat shippers will 6nd to their
interest to order theis Goods through hdams g. Go.
Express ADAMS CO,
per ~ m. II. MosbV, dgent,
~ 26-fdts Lynchtarg, Va.
NB-GooJs disp .Yd oal! roints where We have
agents
SPT'S TURpEATlNE, Lard Oil. Solar Oil, Just 20
~ hanl and Cor sul. III / Ii THOMPSON & co. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
McILWAINE, son ~ 60.
Groceries and Commission Merchants.

nffER fur sale al the lowest rates punctua Gus
~ toners
1000 Barrels Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
50 llhds n. O. and +. H.
lao llhds Timccs and Barrels Molasscs.
So0 Bags Rio, LnN and JAVA Coffee
100 keg, Mails Of approved brands
100 Tons Swodcs English md Refined Iron.
1900 Sidss Good aud Good Damaged ilemock,
Sole Leather. with general assortment OF goods
usually kept by them.
ALSO
700 Tons est Peruvian Guano,
10 s." McSicnn
nur - wiN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

The FEDERAL CoURT.--The Wheeling Intelli-
gencer says:
Federal Court adjourned in this place ON Satur-
day. 1t cannot fill its next appointment at ka-
nawha, ON account of the impossible condition of
the river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Dissolution.

fNHE concern of b. kOHN II co. is tais day d.solv.
ed by mutual concert, all persons hay ng claims a
gans the concern vii, present them to b. kohn & Bro
for payment, those indebted to the will pleus
come forward and max payment to B. Kohn & Brother.
b. kOHN.
Lynchburg, Aug, 18th, M.ADLER.
aug lg-2tnwAw
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The HOG MAENEr. i lac st. Louis Intelli-
gencer OF the 9th, has the following:
HoGs.-Shipping lots sell from 3 to ST. as in
quality, while No. L. butchers are worth to "a
81 per 100 lbs. net. What are termed butchers
hogs are those brought to market chiefly in wag-
ems. and weighing upon an average from 259 to
300 lbs. net. These are greatly preferred on ac-
count the increase of lard, which is the most
profitable part of the hog just at this time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Nenlinnru Burnt.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ll.-Covert's Female Semi
nary, on College Hill, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. The furniture saved, and the loss
sustained is covered by insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

''"s 77' 7'''''7 y '7'77'''77' o"T77t7s:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA meeting of the
merchants ofthis city was held at noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, to consider means of re-
lief Tor Savannah sufferers.
committee of thirty was appointed to collect
funds for their relief and the city of Savannah
was authorized TO draw at once for one thousand
dollars to begin with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

OK Drive heard it stated yesterday on
good authority, that the White Sulphur Springs
have been purchasedby company for S8O0,0OO.
We did not learn the names of the parties. Penny
Post.
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w IL 4 e.

WHEAT.
| wish to buy MI the good WHEAT | ean get, for "A
Richmond Mill aul vii pay the highest ma kot
pic" far it. e>ia fully rrque-t my friends snd the
public generally 10 give call henrc selling.
WM. a Miller,
mug 3l-dtS On Basin.
sSOHEMgAN Perfume STANDS
~ Bouquet h1I,,.r- rungrnts &c, just receiving
mar l-dSrfs X. STABLER T. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
u SYoamoIe st. Petersburg Va

opposite the Court House.
- The subscribers take pleasure in notifyingV-
the Merchants OF Virginio, and North Caro.1 y
lima that ther stock OF Goods Tor the season has been
received, md they are now prepared to their
TONERS and Others VIII, may Wait the market lay in
their fa supplies.
1t is known that We have always kept lnrge md VA
ried assortment Of Goods in our line, and will only
hdd that our stock r the present ia unusually
nrge and well assorted selected entirely from Mnnuiac
arcls in person by the senior phtnor whose xperenco
,f fifteen yenrs enables him make such selections and
such tsns i'll insure successful competition with
amy Johbing House North on South
sep9.ta MAJOR & MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
THOMAS w. ROYsTEN's
Clothing and Furnishing Store,
mn lo.la PaterahllrP va
GEORGE d. JONES q &C

GEORGE p. JONES & CO,
DRUGGISTS, PkrERspuRs Va offer for sale for
- CASH or on approved CREDIT an extensive
aud vnried assortment of Medicines Paints Oils,
Dye-Stutls, Window Glass Soaps Perfumery.
Nc. Nc. Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
aud importers only, they prepared furnish pure
aud genuine articles low as theycan be bought of any
regular iob'ing house
Their stock Tor the Fall trade embraces: Best French
English mud American Quninc; Prime Carracns and
Manila lndieocs; Prime Honduras Cochinea Best Oh
i've OIL in bottles and cuska Pure White Lead dry and
ground in Oil; Prime Dmbrn Nader n bnrrels ind
kegs blue Ntrol, in bbls and kegs; Extract Loewood
in boxes; Spices OF all kinds whole and ground; Popu
lar Patent Medicines Tall kinds 'upins nnl other
FOR the handkerchief Gerr Cologne Hair Oils
Pomatum. hnir Brushes. .tc &C. nc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
The Murder Of Lieut.. Grattan and has Purity
Reported Capture Of Fort Larimie Ly the In

Inc hUFdef o. l.but. trdttdR ana ms PGrtY-
Reported Capture Of Fort Larimie by the In
dinRS.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l.-lnformaton has been
received here from st. Louis, confirming the re-
port of the massacre of 1t. Grattan and % men.
1t appears to have been preconcerted plot on the
18th of August. It's also stated that when the
express which brought the news left, Fort Laramie
surrounded by Indians, and there was reason
to fear that it had been destroyed. The garrison
numbered only one commissioned officer and 50
men,
1t was likewise reported that after battle with
the Fort, the Indians went to the American Fur
Compauys Station and DESTROYED and carried
away goods to the value of $4,000 or SIS, 900.
DISASTROUS STORM AT SAvANNAu.-The VIC
lent gale which swept over Charleston on Thurs
day aud Friday last also extended to Savannah
and vicinity, with even more disastrous conse-
quences, leaving not tree, nor plant, grow
ing thing in the whole city, which was not eth
er Frustrated and ruined or greatly damaged
st. Johns (Epscopal) Church suffered severely
being unroofed, windows demolished, and the in
terror and organ damaged. Trinity on. E.)
Church was unroofed, and the Independent Pres
byteran partially so. Several other Churches
were injured, were also the Theatre, Exchange
Medical College, and Gas Works, forty thousand
feet of gas escaping from the latter. A large
number of dwellings were either unroofed or Sc
rously damaged, and several were blown down
three feet higher than during the last 30 years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Fashionable Hats.
HOTEL TO LET.

sMas The subscriber having purchased the entire in
EA;,iI terest of Mr. X II, Bell, in the Cabe House. is
ELL desrou. f disposing of the same, with all the
Furniture and Servants. for the remainder OF the yenr
No difficulty in obtaining "A further lease. This is de-
uidedly the desirable location in The city for ho
tel. Apply ID. b. PHELPS.
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
TIE HlDROMAGEN, OR WATERPROOF
ANTI .CONSUMPTIVE CORK SOLES,
Manufactured by
IIarcOurt. Bradley 4 Co.,


Principal UdrehouSe, I02 root Street, Cheap
side, London, Engidnd american Establish
rents, 81 Inn Street s. l02 Nassau Street,
Near York, 4. s.
feet irm iniup cold, and therefore
Lung Diseases without doetarng whatever The
Is in the form Ola sole and inside the boot Its
melrHtsi character Is powerful antlotc 20 disease
For gentlemen II will le found agreeable
10 the colost weather.
wet the Ilylromageniz inserted Ladies'
hse sod boots shoes In the weather with
country he hNard by their general adoption They
entirely supercre oNcrshoos the lnttcr
sire inh very unhealthy mHnner besides, dangerous
10 "lstrianS In Icy weather like india uhra While
Inter the hct extremely
being thin Slice ark prepared peculiarly placed nsdc
does the size boot cause appenr
unty 10 Children they extremely valuable NJ they may
exercise with eomnr. aud healthy Their
slight
nron1e them Will find their Yeaiy doctors bills much dimin
ishel thereby
A tho llYdromrg"n rs becoming
10 almost Incredible
Manchester birmingham, Liverpool. Glasgow Leeds Dublin
Iau pairs OF Cork Scs This soa the number will surpns
Ask the Faculty their opinion their value NJ preventative
for Coughs Colds bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption.
MEMS rt1c Fr pair 30 cents
Ladies' do do 70 do
Boy ~ A Misses do -
NaTlCEFfun tho fail Irees mike liberal allow
10 Jobhers and Wholesaler. TINT any aorckeeper may
mike hne profit their sae while thoy article that
may lie kept in store class goods For terms
npPly 10 HAEtOIRT, BRADLEY a. 60,
sep l9-1acinl Is Ann Street, New York.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS,
Peruvian GIlaNO.


/ consequence nj the well known c,u.es which hive
! ltey pref idiced and continue prejudice the farm
ing tsrest.. His Exrcliency. the Euv Extraordinary
and Minister Pcniporuars OF ciu desirnus. us lar
os Is in his power. "hce the Peruvian Gnano before
consumers In such manner NJ will enable them In OBJ
tain il on terms better adapted TO mc't the difficulties
of the and has been pcnscd doct orders to
the and sigucdt To "l tiuuno far III" eslt. IA. ow
For to 3 ton.-s53 Cash
q To 10 tunz-a1a
II to 80 iots-sal
q II % tons-450 " (timc.
% tr 30 rns-sjO. ~ DAYS or dis for
81 10 100 --SjD mouth. -
inl 10 900 tons-S5 months q"
2nl upwurl,-$50 4 muurls "
The agents ,rr prepared In mako drli"rres at ihnr
oposis in the different ports the United Snte, through
/ rders given 10y them ia this city.
+. BARREDA 4 BROTHER
baltimore, Sept lst 1871.
We desire to call attention the nho,e enc. lar.
which was forwarded 10 "a by Mcsrs. r. Bnfroda X
brother. On the 2nd lust
In trder tn meet the wants nj our country friends ON
Vie host terms possible, er warehouses
II Rowletts Wharf, Pmo reruyinn Guauo direct from
lhc government Hgcn', AT thu OF $50 per 10000
-, lar large small nntili,s
Parties unknown To Us. giving order, accompanied by
ash, satisfactory city references viii hc promptly
'nded IL. RDWLETT, HARDY x co
W Also in Store. Mcxienn Gunno at fJ5 DoBurg's
hyperion III osphnto OF Lime, at sac
sep l2-dSct4
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DOARDERs WANTED

- MIS-. SHOEMAKER,
Having removed to the House recently occupied by
Robert IL. Glass, ESQ., situated Church street. two
doors above DR. Gilmer's Office, would be pleased
ceve IA limited number of gentlemen Borders; hav
ing nude such arrangements she trusts, will enable
her give satisfaction TO those who muy favor her with
their patronage. sep 7-d3mif
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he articles to be donated the close of the series
ofConcerts will be handed for distribution, "a
Committee appointed by the audience.
" B-l here will be 30Ch Presents and erery person
hnynga Ticket u the Concerts ciH rcceue Present.
Is efly three thousand persons will be admitted.
TICKETS 10 the Series Of Concerts can be obtained
Of Z. j. FoLKEs, AT hi. Furniture Warefoons in Lynch
hurry, where the Furniture will be cxhibted-of JoHN
+ WRIGHT, at his Jewery Store, where the Jewelry
will be shown--ofD d. r. LYMAN his newly ftteduj,
Establishment, where the 81 cndd Piano and Harp
viii be exhibited; by letter addressed 10 either of the
above named gentlemen.
The House and Lot included in the above number of
presents will be found the following descrp-
tun
The Building is new Of brick; covered entirely with
Tin: contains - rooms-whch said rooms be rented
average of $50 per Students for the Uni
Ne.ity session OF nine months The situation is within
about 300 yards OF the University Buildings, immediate
iy the Central Railroad
clenr unincumbered title will be given. with gene.
inl warranty
tY7 All the other articles named will be found to
combine beauty and elegance; be If the val
liable order, and ftiy equal tie description given.
~ Persons wishing tickets should mike immediate
application --.
RADFORD, PRESTON e. COMPANY.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

NEW CONCERN.-1he Subscribers having
purchased OF llob.on d Asher their stock Of Gro
e,fies, by Clouds &r intend combating general
Grocery and Commission business under the style and
firm Of TANNER& ASHER, and they will be Ilcn>od
In SCI he friends aud customers the old concern.
JOHN A TANNER.
Sep. Isl, 1854 WIN. w ASHER.
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