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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

II would be a task Of more than ordi.
nary difficulty, says the National !nte't''
geneer, to give the reader an idea Of the
true condition OF politics in the great State
Of New York. There seems 10 he i've
sets Of politicians preparing for the NoE'
embrr election, at vhtch are TO be chosen
a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Canal
Commissioner, and an Assembly. which
is to have the choice OF United States
Senator to fill the seat to become vacant
at the expiration Of the term OF MIR Sew
ard.
The Hard-Sheii Democrats have
already held their Convention and NOM
mated Judge Greene { Bronson as the"
candidate for Governor. They appear
generally Milling to sustain the Nebraska
measure, and in this only do they secnl
to accord with the National AdmlnssiIa'
ton. Judge Bronson having positively
declined. no nomination has yet been
made in his stead. Some OF the most
prominen, of this branch Of the Democra-
cy in Congress, such AS Mcssrs. Peck
ham, Maurice and Wheeler, opposed the
: Nebraska Bill with yea! and energy.
The Nebraska men oi all parties
2 lave been invited to attend Convention
l which is to meet soon a, Saratoga. Their
s resolutions will soon speak for them, and
= tbareCore there is no need Of any speco-
It l,tions in advance. They are expected
$ to make formidable exhibition OF ieai,
IA but ines,rcng,h il is no, likely that they
'i will be equal to either Of the other organ
~ zatlon.
'e The Sof,.Shcll Democrats are to meet
Re on the 9Th Of September. They harmon
f. ize with the National Administration up
s on every topic cxcep, Nebraska ana IN
IN regard to ,ha, probably they will " blink
n- the issue" Governor Seymour declines
L. to be a candidate for reelection; ana II
ne anything can be inferred from this, ii Is
i' ominous o! defeat.
nc The Wings are to meet IN convention
a. on the 2O,n Of September IN Syracuse
IT, They are all anti Nebraska, bu, comprise
H. men Of various shades Of opinion as res
o' meets that measure insisting on
40 ITS rcueal, Wills others have III view on
'g ly u, acticabIe objects. They are aga'ns
he a,v q" fusion" with Abolltionists and pro
'e fessional agitators.
n' The State Temperance Convention
'' to NEE, OIL the 26th OF September
:" -" rhc,, object seems,o be to secure III
he MASSAGE Of the " Maine Lquoi Law
'"e and to get Governor who VIII not 7"
ny his veto upon it. A party with oh4 HE
may hold the " balance ot power, oe
w. they can rarely command It MAJORITY
'he We believe, however. thai pidfais'
'is- elects IA New York, and therefore IN tn
oi five sided contcs, there Is no true data Il
wv, calculation.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

No situation is SO exposed to pefils
and evil as that of one who las TO e"h.
due, others, unless lie hmscl has God
for his guide.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09
Well Done Mississippi.

A certain academy in Clarke county
Mississippi, had been the resort of a
parcel of hogs, under whose structure
they took shelter from inclement wealth
er. In the course Of time, the feas be-
came very numerous, and So annoyed the
students as to cause the teacher to call
together the trustees to devise ways and
means to get clear of this troublesome
vermin. After consulting upon the mat
ter, the most sure means Of riddlng the
pace of the feas was thought to be burn
ing them up. Accordingly large guam
titv of fine straw was collected and spread
round and under the house, and set it on
fire. In short time every flea that the re
inhabited, was consumed in the flames, o,
made their way off SO badly scared u.
never to return TO the scene of so dread
ful havoc. While all this was going OF
and such a general destruction being
made among the fieas, the flames nigh
haue been seen making their way throug
the roof ofthe acadamy, and in less ,ha
: one hall hour the house had fallen pre-
to the devouring element, with books an
= everything else appertaining thereto. -
If any of our readers are annoyed by flea
we recommend the above as sure an
effec,ual means TO get clear of them.-
Y The above was stated to us being literal
; ly true alabama Star.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-09

T.r MAP SroSE" AGAIs.-The
Richmond (V) Penny Post has second
article in relation to the genuine Simon
pure mad stone, which has been lett at
the Office OF that newspaper for the exam
nation of the curious. The stone belongs
to Mr.. w. Bradley, Of Richmond, and
other intelligent gentlemen from various
counties in Virginia unite IN Affirming
its remarkable properties, and declare
themselves cognlzan, Of more than nifty
cures of mad dog bites, snakes and SPIDER
bites, effected BY it. The Richmond Post
saws that IT 'is rather curious looking
affair: i, is about as large as a piece ol
chalk, perfectly porous, and, truth 10 say
almo., indescribable. When applied to
either a snake or mad dog bite, II vii
draw until its pores are saturated, taen
drop off, and if placed in warm wa'ei
will soon disgorge and then be ready io'
action again. Mr.. Bradley the owner
offers 10 sell il to the city Of Rchmoht
for the modes, SUN Of IS, 900.
/ CoLoaEp BIaorRy. VIVA, nave yot
I, charge against the defendant! aske'
I lawyer Of an ebony headed witness.
Why, de niger am blgoted, was tn
; reply.
? Hes whalf
'Bigo,ed, bigoted-docsnt you kno'
what dat am!
why no. replied the lawyer who va
much Of wag, will yeu define the teri
JobT
n .Sar.alnly, sar,ainly | does. 10 !
d bigoted culled pusson must know ia
: much for one niger, and not enough i'
:, Two niggers.
/, No situation IS 50 exposed 10 PERI
II / ...I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12

y offer 10 ouf friend ~ ID tie public generally
those IN want 81 nny KIND or quuiiiy of GOODS, honl
the very finest Gay sln Panee style, to The
iiclcs Of every day wear
W. n,ile the attention Of those wanting niiclrs iu
our liuc 10 rive Us cnl--lrrng assured hnt We cat
mud will sal. cheap my house IN this city and
good my. Being judges OF CLOl HING, nnd wish
ing Ia sell ON far Terms, the public moy assured
that they will obtain The worth of their muney.
We may onumcIsic of Articles sucli ns fn,.
French BEANE OVER COATS ull colors. Oper
Glnaka,n Bus Conis.u nll nnd fash
iuns Dress and fuck ons of all kinds; Pants 81 ali
styles and quality lroo the Boot and Tree the Miss
issppi pattern A $50 TN most beautiful Vest, madr
IN patterns rich u the mines ol nlinruu aud mntr
enehnhiing Silk. Pushes Brockndes, Vtlvets Chsh
mere, &e. &ci Bosom Stocks. Gfavats, beautiful T.
looh N Fancy S1OC KS. FINE SH RTS aud. cum
mon ones, Fancy SusIehders; Hosiery, Gloves Mus,
BnckFkiH 6lovcs; sumo most splendid Umbrellas -in.
gle and double ONES; undet Shirts md Drawers, Wool
silk md Cotton ua all things necessary clnhr
u man III comfortable garments whether he be ieh ~
foor. Our ousc is orcn To all 10 come uui ~ lo
ilemscyes.
Those wishing their gafmt nts mndr to order We ny
NC keep tie finest Cloths, Cn-'mct4 aud Ncstuss, al
all kinds, Ia he found Ia this Market nni w Nat,uu
everything To he mnde aud fitted according nrdcr,u
The goods returned aud 10 Pay demanded.
We have the best wo,k mn Engaged IN esn',isil
meni that be secured North South hcrciur give
ia trial
IL.
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dec i7-ts

NV b. the undersigned hayi. Q oh ainad :, A.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State f.r yir.;a ar
agency for Il nnfarrare md sale uf gum. an
wins Patent CORN PIT. INTER- resper,f to : Col.
those who desire Labor saving machine by which a "a
hand IS enabled 'rpertorm The work which bv La one
ent mode of planting, requires four o. 6ve 'no Pt's
meda'ely and supply themselves with one nj ,h a'i M
valuable machines To this Planter were ay.g tsf IN.
first Premiums nj tho Suie Agricultural ai,s Of y;l Tue
IA Mn y'nnd' fe"hsy yam; ant Yorkbe.ide.S If
horse, opens the furrow, drops the corn vh ny
regularity also. Gnano or Plaster, if desired NM set
ers il the proper depth. ""' coy
dec Its DlUGUID e. RIO
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1.-the lrainis stopped toi n passenger between any
ofthe above named points the charge Willie made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do PROCURE Tickets Except those
who take the ars where tickets are not sold B
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in al
dtion the regular rates Of fare provided however
that in sh vi he receive less than ten nor
ahaa fy cents from any passenger, any point
ahe road.
Servants will be required to have passes To
be left with the Ticket Agen and with the ondu
which passes must be explicit in granting the prv
Iege travel on the Free colored persons will be
required reproduce their free papers, 1he will be
permitted travel on the
May lots. THOM SHARP,
Stunt Ira ,spurtaion.
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McC0RKLE & JONES,
WIZ LgsALE HKTtiL
GrOcers a Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynchburg, Va.

A.
l;rOcers a Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynchburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their fall Supply, 10 which
"A tliey solicit the attention uf their friends and the
public generally, via:
200 Sacks Salt.
100 Dag. Rio agar. Java and Mnracaibo Coffee.
60 bbir. Crushed, Puverized, Coffee and CLri
fled Sugars,
10 hid. T. r. md n o. Sugar,
10 B1xes Lonf Sugar
500 Kegs Nails, a sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather
80 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
rs Cnse. Fine srick Lcorice,
so do Common Stick Lcoriee,
90 do Fine Ma-s do 5s..
Coils Mani Ia isopc, to inches dianete =
80 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles all qualities,
10 B4rrsi. N. O. Mola-sas,
5 hhds. West l. do
10 Barrels Tunner's Oil, some pure,
3 do Tar.
40 do Hcrring. Mackerel md Shad
800 bush. Cloyrf. Timsth,. Orchard. Engli.h Blue
and Ever.Green Grnss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides,
3G0Il bp. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Mas.ie,
600n lbs. Cnsi, Sheer ind Blistered Steel al -zcs
100 Fret Safety Fuse.
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz. Rnwland'san lieme.' Shoyels
$40 Blankets different qualities,
300 Wool Hats. do do
Also
Cnhcoep. Dnmeslics bleaoled and unbeachcd- i, sd
Ticking, o.nnbnrgs, Smoking md Chewing Tobacco Of
nll qua tiles of thrr manufacture, which they
nnta of which thy will sell low for cash, pun. iual
customers time, or in exchange for countryprt
Gull on ia before making YOUR bills elsewhere, you
please.
We wpu 1900 TO 2G00 bushels shelled Outs fol vi ieh
liberal prices viii be- paiI.
DC, 2i.du McCoRKLE & jon Els.
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JUST RECElvED-Marb Nantes, which
~ will sell low for ga h.
oct lots JNO. b. GADDESS & BRO.
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
La M g -


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
IA pot, in Peie sburg every day. Sunday expected.
at7 O'Clock, A M and arrives Burkevie at the in.
tersection of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
ut 10 ciock,A connecting by that Road with Messrs
T. Flagg Co.'S Stage Live for Charlotte Court riousc
Halifax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro N c.
aud arriving at Farmvile ut 80. A. NJ connectine
here with M'ssrs Flagg, Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Line
for Lynchburg
Returning, The tain leaves Farmville at / p NJ
ara burkevilie at "a, r. arriving IN Petersburg in
time for the trains going North or South ns
every tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail,
toadwiti' the splendid nships Roanoke und Jnme
t'wh tor n w.i"k; which leave City Point at 7 p NJ.
nnd every Wednesday with steamships for Philad.ln,
which leave City Point At the same hour
ssef gers preierng to remain in Petersburg the over
hisht, can take the morning train North nj IA NJ
the James River Boats for Old Point Norfolk ami Rail-;
more at o. A. NJ, or the for the South at o'clock
A. n. - 49,"
Arrangements have been male by which through lick
the annexed rates: ~
between Petersburg and Lynchburg through in
htteen hours, ,---..---..... 4, m
p",weeh Peters urg and the Sweet SuIphpr
. springs through in Two days, o m
between Petersburg and " hile Sulphur Springs,
TIN ough in two ,Iays,.-... IN M
between Petersburg q Danville through in twen
between petersburg Gee sbor,' N C., thru
. IN TWO days ---.-..-...... IN nm
between Petersburg and Salisbury N. q throusb ~ w
IN three days. 5F :. an
Between Pete, sburg and Charlotte &,o ~,
4, ,'eign. tram haves the Petersburg Depv, every
os' "eohesaoy and Friday morning at g. A. " and
returns the same days Any person w;sh;nr - ~ IN,
rates 81 freight can obtain freight lis, nv call;
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot u. ."
oc.o Is E. J. WALL SIM,
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TNlE present critical state Of European affairs will
4 render these publications unusually interesting du
ring the year 1854 They will occupy middle ground
between the hastily wr ten itens, crude specu
latons and flying Of the daily Journal and the
ponderous Tome of the future historian written nl CT
tho living ;ni,rest and excitement of the great pc.
i'ica events af the tim" shall have passed away
l. these Periodicals thai readers must look for the
only really h.telligibe aid reiab. history Of current
events AMI rs snrh in addition to their weiesablsh
ed literary scientific anl theological clarac er we urge
them upon consideration of the reading public
Arra' gemebt~ are ~ progress for the receipt of
i sheets from the British Publishers by which we shull
be able TO place all our Reprints In the hands of sub
ed with the foreign copies. Although this will involve
very large outlay pnrt, sh continue fur
nish the Pciod culs at the same low
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MERCHANTS.
MONEY WANTED.

have just received consignment o Goods, &, nsi't
Il irg oi
20 bbis. eosec Sugar.
brown sugaf,
! hid Moa-ses.
Ibis. Malassea
buNes tim Powder Tea,
? +" Imperial,
3 Che Sc
80 boxes Scgnrs.
90 TONS Lump Plaster
Aud the i exceedingly anxious 10 get tie
money for thcm, will sell them very low. Call soon
II you want to buy cheap.
WM. A. MILLER, On the Basin.
Drc-i0 tfIw
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''Pi'''' Va ii"pNi"S
Liberty, Va. June 30th, 1853.

MoRGANroH, N. c., June Both. 1853
DIR A. g. Bragg a. Col feel it my duty To those Of
my fellow beings who afflicted hive cen, u add
my testimony the wond fful fleets of your Mustang
Imminent. was severely ked in Decembar las
with Rheumatism in its worst FORM suffering ngLt and
day with excrnciong pain for xix months being for the
whole time unable walk step. My right leg was
so contracted and drawn up that could put to
tn ground and my left arm badly contacted. Du
ring the whole time attended by two of the mosl
skiul physicians in the pace, but they unable to
afford me relief and finally gave ul-pronounced me
incurabc, and snd rust die.
AT TINS critical moment | commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Lniment and after using TWO small moi,
ties began find reli eff from my suiierngs and after
using seven bottles was us well as ever wns before
GEORGE GOOD.
MoRGANTo>, June 30ih, 1853.
certify that am r.cquainted with George Gooi-
thai he afflicted with Rheumatism us above stated
and was cured by toe use of the Mexican Mustang
Imminent. JAMES G. SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
PRICES
The Lin'men is put up in bottles of three sizes AMI
sells at 25 cents so ts and 81 per bottle The so
cents size contains 3, lines ich the 25cts and
the dollar size three times as much as the a5 cent
size. being much cheaper.
A. &. BRAGG co, Proprietors. 3O4 Broadway
New York, and st. Louis, Mo.
For sale By Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY,
ID. K. LYMAN. and
II. STABLER K Co,
SEPT 2l-wly Agents. Lynchhurg.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Christmas Presents

A \ the time for the iaterrlia, g,. uf ff,e,,.,,
- regard and affection is M an,l and !, - t'kehsa
mus aud ''Harpv New Year, ARE e.,..iI 'y Chic.
Pfopfiate ocrasinns for besiowing an ,i s4ti ap.
spntting which will serve Ia recall l., mil l1sha,
'reased vividnesr, tie love in mnmory n - slf' IN
may he well 10 remin those WIN conirn,, ,a, oohel
do not y presenting some losed one win ohd sho
" valuable. that in all the Whole cn,al,y ~ m rea.
thsre Is nothing which is surely uni p.s, 'aiefie
eInifd as The eoaniertcii preseptmcnt of Tho nr
tom n deguerreotyPe. especially when ,aLt ntln
fER lnlultabe siyie, aud placed in ,1. ., ~ lAs
re's beautiful and Fancy fPier Maehc veyp ' p
CANT Lnckrt, liracert, Finger Ring, ar "a an eIe.
most choice 1850 tmen; OF which ha,c ius, r.. IN
expressly 10y The Hoiluys, now ON e,l 'fefiYei
New Popular Daguerrean G.,,a,..o al the
ton Room. '"'b, Auc.
u. Particular pans lnken to esra co,,os., -,
aud artistic pictures. Storeoscopic nd ~, "Aehes,
enerreoiypes may be ha. in superior .tyc h. Da
desie them Dont mis,ke the place. ~ su'e Who
3RD DOOR FROM BRipoE Sf ~" STREET.
GEO ". MINIS.
N s. TANNER
.iee l1-ts PT0,ftc u
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AiG 20 apj yJ,s.aie III tssa Ctess boN.sp nuts
q ,cies appropriate 10 Second Ctdss-Buxes bncs
81 woods ieathers shoes, saddiery glass, paints oils
srus and confectionery.
4, eles apgropriafefo Third Cidss-Virginn daues
th. agar. oaee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese
mani seure1 tobacco leather, hides Gotten yarns c"p
per a, sheetiroa hollow-ware queensware castings
bard ~are marble dressed heavy urteesnoi
,snui7 sraled in spe, aI or fourth classmates.
A,-scles appropriate 70 the Fourth Glass Flour, (n
.ark. rice pork, beet fish lard, lallo~ and bne"I Gin
oask boxes sacks.) beeswnx, bales of rugs ginseng
anI risd fruit, bar iron, marble tundressed) e and
ar nd stones, mill gearing.
A. ( 80 miles $50 Salt per bushel ! 8
'r,a.'', per 100 miles. 200 { Fihy pounds. 10
Urn .. . I $50 miles $50 m
Wv IDS zoe piles 800 Carri' <aa u
Ser 7-dts
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CT II b G..

CT u II h ING.
discount of twenty-five per cent from the above pr
ce> will be ,ored Clubs ordering four or more COP
les of any of the above ks. Thus: Four
copes OF Blackwnnd Of Review will be sent ,t
address tor 50 90; four copies If the four Re
Vows and BlRckwood for $50; aud so on
PoSFAGE.-ln the principal cnies and Towns
these works will be deliver Il. throu h Agent FREE
OF POSTAGE Whom sent by mail the Postage "a
my part at the United States will be bur Twenty tour
Gents eal Tor I" Backwood. y and but Twelve Gents
year for each Of the Reviews
hemittances and communications should always be adj
dressed post paid, tn the Publish,as.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
54 Gold Street. Ncw-York.
N B.-L. \. & Co. have recently published. and
have fur sale the "fARMER'S GUIDE by
Henry Stephens of Edinburgh anl PORT Norton, 81
Yale College, New Haven. complete in vols, royal oc
mvo. containing 1000 pages Ia steel and 900 wood en-
gr wings Prize, in muslin binding. So.
~ THIS lcork as the old "a Book of the Farm
lately REsusorTATED and throrR upon The marke'.
ian 7-dis
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE

LEONARD SCOTT &t1O. N. Y, continue to re- pub.
hsh the following British Periodicals.. viz:
|. The London Q~ar eyiy Reri,ae, [Conseryative)
The Ediabprgh Repiee (Wmg
J. The Norlh ,uih Rericv free Church
1. The Ilestmiast'r Repiw. (Lberal)
, Biackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Glory
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M Office The undersigned hnve this day pun
y chased N & Tnlialerros interest in tho cunreru
nf Eehols Pryor& lnlinierto the business as hereto
nfe, viii ia future bee conducted under the style aud
firm ot EClOLS a. PRYOR, who nlonr are authorized
the name of the nrncr concern, in winding up.
They solicit continuance ,f the patronage Of the
friends and the public gen ernlly
X. J. ECHOLS,
aug Sets W II. PRYOR.
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Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.


WINTER CLOTHING.
HAVING comIietrd the manufacture If their win
ter stock. the subscribers invite the attention
the public 10 their very large aud varied
sspcrror ready made Clothing Thir stock 81 oFee"a'
probably. comp ses uore and genier variety Of syl
and ial than has before been Offered In this city
Among tem are Beaver CASTOR Pilot and Broad Club,
Glendole, Flushing. Lion Skin, Poteisham, Blanket
Hinmaleh Srntag and Reversible, Beaver ot safiou-
color- cut In different siyl-s aud I'll sizes. T. Onks,
half three.ourlhs, md full circle Coaks ppet Ben
srr Reversible. Lion Skin ana hsaad Cloth Talmas and
0fera Csaks.
Dress and Frock Goats
To these We invite special on having full sup
ply constantly nand IL u guides ri cloh from cheaf
to superbse, aud warranted Equal In WORKMAN
SHiP aud FIT 10 custop,
Business Coats,
Bla aud Fancy Ciolb CASHMERE, Salinct and Tweed
Cashmere frock., Sacks, Sack frocks and Paeiots.
Vests, 1900 Vests, among which the fancy, taso aud
means oi all may be accommodated.
Servants Clothing.
Those having Servants Ia clhe, woud do well 10 give
call We fu' ns suits in any quanrisy. FIR from
1919 TO o. 80. 10 Manufacturers, Pia,ders and Con
lractur- purchasing l., tue quantity, reasonable dis
will be made.
Furnishing Goods
This deperrme u well stu ked with every thing per
mining thai nauch of cur business, ns Gloves,
White Black aud Culord Kid. Mode T usb fuec,
lined. Tofieta. Thread and Kid, fnnnel lined Buck
Lamb. Back. Sea- Buek and Channels lined Gloves
Also. Buck aud Cloth Gauntcts Cotton. Wool and Silh
Hail Hose. Cnvnis Searfs aud Stocks, Marin9 and
Zephyr Scarf-, Suspenders Linen Camrrick and silk
Poke, handkerchief Travelling Blankets. Shuts Cd
Inns Gutcrr, Money Belrs Coot Looi's, Carpet Bags
IL, Ginehnrn and Cnmbrick Umbrellas, Sc. &c.
At the Clothine aud Furnishing Bhzaor
BURROUGHS. SHAfER e. co.
dec cots Forwerig 4. .. Shater d 10.
To Bedford Sentinel. Rouuokc Beacon and wyue
VILE telegraph COPY
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DLANKETs. W OOLENs, sc. Nc
rr,O THE FARMERS
H0! for the Christmas and New Year
HOLD AYs!

INHnSE intending To mntc ~ eeents on the Hprroach.
ing Holidays, would do we'd 10 cal NJ Gums well
known an,i ropua, eslabishmehLund in, ihe large
AID beautiful stock of articles L. exits, Charms Pins
Rings Keys. Frames aud Cases OF evely style nnd pat
tern. from The common up the finest kind yet intro
dueed, which will he led eh the fac siHue ri onr
self in style pntuar tu Gibbs; style that Is excele
by none and equ'lcd 10y few Cab al the sigl ri the
Flag, dot nuke mistake but look out fbl the siprs
I. Il. GIBBS
N b. Especial attention is requested Ia the
style colored pictures. and apec of the
SiereoScopic work which IS guaranteed he suoro,
in the SlaIe Come one come all give Gibbs
q call, and you viii find him little better prepared To-
wait his friends and the public. tlnn most establish
in the eounryn- lie has mammoth lights. com.
bining sky and shie lights, with competent and expo
rienced ASSISTANTS aud nusuay large stock of every
fing kept in any gallery in this any Of the northern
cities
dec 2i-is p T. G
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12

We take great pleasure in recommen, ing the Mex
lean Mustang Imminent all our friends and
crs as the besr article have ever used for Sores
Sprains. or Gads, on Horses. We have used it
sively and always efecually. Some OF have
also used it for Bruises and Sores, well
Rheumatic Pains, and they all say tacts like magic
we only that have abandoned the of any
other Linment.
M HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN ExPREss Co., 10 Wall st.
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLES. VIRGIL & Cos, l6 Will st,
WELLS, FARGO q. Cos 10 Wall st,