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The Nevada journal., 1854-11-17

EHA HALF BBfS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
wv $50 bbls and hf bb!s crushed and pow d sugar.
i5O barrels and half bbls : Island Sugar,
1Vup mats No China Sugar.
luo ceruOns Chile peaches.
t.tp boxes adamautine Candles,
- DO sperm Candles, 2o0 bxs e and Imp tea
.' hEs Black tea pound papers.
3 p bags Chile beans. $50 hf b5s dried apples
80 eases quart and half gallon pickles.
$50 Bags Rio coffee, 200 kegs pickles,
$50 Boxes BOvee's and Eagle coffee
400 Kegs East Boston Syrup 100 cases Sordines
100 cases Brandy. For sale by
Oct 2O-lm GOODWIN & co. 81 California street
IAA CASKS AND CASES EXTRA CLEAR BACON
AVV 100 Bbs Ames hams. 100 bags whole pepper
125 cases New Haven hams in brine 900 kegs Lard,
$50 bbls and clear pork. 200 hf bbs clear pork
500 hf bbls Corn Meal $50 ftkins Orange co butler
100 cases No. 1o. Is and 90 lb tins
60 salt, 10 and 20 pound bags, 100 mats rice
$50 bbls and hf bbls Carolina ricef
rs kegs split peas and PeEri barley.
1000 boxes Hill and Cogaes soap. 100 bXs CASTLE SOAP
500 do C o Soap. so cases Cranberries,
100 cases fresh peaches 500 tins assd. Crackers
100 cases olive oil. 200 cs CLAIMS and HOLSTERS,
100 cases assd pie fruits, 100 cream tartar
200 assd spice 80 cases Peach and frnit tobacco,
200 cases maccaroai and vermacila. For sale by
Oct 20-lm GOODWIN s. CO.. 62, California Street
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-17
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner OF Clay ana Montgomery streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1881.

n-lnterest increased to X per cent, Per Month.-S
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-17
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsa DarilIa.

For the RcmoUal and Permanem Cxe ofGGs
Diseases ari1 'g from an impure state Q, -
the Bloot. or Habit of the System.
WE SOLICIT TIE ATTENTION OF TIE OBSERVER
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28
eummsrrial gaattsrs.
Plymouth Market
PIYxoUrH, Janusry 2s.

PLINoUrH, Janusry IS.
GENERAL RrNAEKs.-Business has been for
the past week, very good for the season. The
receipts Of produce were very fair, which were
taken at current rates.
wheat-Advaneed. Sales were made. to-day.
at red 81, rs, white 81 80. with but little offer
ing.
oats-SAles were made to-day, at esG3Oc;
good demand, and but littloarriving
COrn-In good demand at zoe new, in the
ear, and zoe old.
Clover Seed-Salcs have been made, for the
last few days, at SI,75.
Timothy Seed-Adyonced Sales we're made 4.
from 1925 to s, 80, according to quality.
Flax seed-Bnt little offering; demand is
good, however, at 81, 90 d bu.
Buck Wheat-Saes were made to-day at 37I.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Sl,12; Peaches s., 80
impaired, $3.50 pared. Good demand.
Beans-Sales at S7@il,0O.
Butter-Sales at 10 cts keg, 121 cts. roll
Eggs-Readily sold at l2Ic.
Salt-Remains at 1925, fine, 80, 90 coarse.
Fish-White $3.50, half bbls; $500 bbls.
Tallow-m good demand' at lOc.
Lard-In good demand at &c.
Pork-Sales were made to-day ut So, %
1915.
Sole Leather-Ilas advanced since last report
Sales at 26@SOc.
Flour-Has advanced to $3.50 U Dbl.
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LAST ARRIVAL

..- EN0 NnNIVNE. l@ J.
TOHN DEVENY, JR has just received an
y other addition to his already large stock Of
Cloths, Vestings, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, &c. Il.
Which he will soil CHEAPER than the some
quality can be purchased at any other place in
town. He will not be UNDERSOLD. Alton
ton is requested to his stock of
RUBBER GOODS,
comprising everything required to dress q man
rom head to foot, such as Coats, Hats, Pants,
Boots, Overshoes, SC. Store in Odd Fellows'
Block. moi
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MARRIED-On Saturday, the 2lst inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. ROBERT MARSHALL, t.
Mrs. RosASXA McENNELLY, both of this villag-'
s'IIail welded love!
Perpetual fountain of domestic bliss"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

DIED-On the 23d inst, at the residedcc OF
G. G. Graham, after short illness, of Typhoid
Fever, Mr.. JAMES KIRKBY, native OF Lin
colnshire, England, in the 24th year Of his age.
ssIn the midst Of life we are in death.
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Eatsst by Gslsgraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New York. Jaa III P. N.

New York, JaR 2T-T Pm.
The Atlantic arrived al IL o'clock, being
four dlys later.
Liverpool Mdrktt-Flour advanced Is
6d; Western Canal is AS; Ohio ass =
Con-whiie SIS; yellow So. White
wheat les 6d.
Brown, Shipley & Co. report brsadstuds again
advanced. wheat I'D = bu., Flour 2s, Indian
Corn 2s per quarter. Philad. AMI Ohio Flour
IiG,l5s; Canada d.; Western Canal as 6da
As White Wheat l2sal3s; eed llsal2s I'd G
30 los. Prices firm, but little business doing.
The report is confirmed that report that
on Dec. 30,h part of the allied feet enter.
ed the Black Sea.
1t is stated, seemingly authentic, that
Austria has asked Russia il she would
consent to an European Protectorate over
Christians in Turkey. To this the Car
replied that he would consent 10 no inter-
ference whatever between himself and
Turkey.
Lord Dudley Strort had an interview
with the Sultan respecting employment
of the Pole. He reported lhatth British
Charge has resumed negotiations with Per-
sia-ihe Persians,in Teheran having broke
out in tumult sgains the Russians.
No British news of interest.
The King of Belgium has sent autograph let
tiers by special messenger TO Napoleon on th'
subject of war. Their purport has not trans
pired.
France has called ont additional levies o
$4,000 men, to replace the 10000 destined 70
Turkey.
Prussia is concocting a course of conduc
with Sweden and Denmark, in view of the com
ing war.
Insurgents had evacuated Annoy, and lmpe
| rialists perpctrated horrible massacres' Cantor
, quiet.
Sailors of Russia, absent on leave, are sum
IN oned to return to service iu March.
Letters from Christiana states that Nor"a
has decided on fitting out squadron of
: ships, in view of approaching events.
Little sympathy for Russia exists among No'
wegians.
Enormous rise in the price of food canS'
S great apprchensions in England Of riots anon
= the laboring classes; riots have already con
q menced in some parts of Devonshirs.
Accounts from Liberia show the colony to
y in fionrishing condition.
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SANDUSKY MARKET.

Office Of the Sandusky Register, Jan. q.
Wheat-White, Sl,5O@1,GO Red $1,45@
81, so.
Flour-At the mill we quote Sandusky City
at $3.50 by dray-loOd, and Bay City $500.
Corn-20@ 25c in the ear. Little arriving.
Oats-Little arriving Quoted at 91@35c.
Fish-Whitc at 81, so bbls and "a, 90 hlf-bbls
Salt--By the carload at 50 p bbl.
Hogs-Dressed Hogs have been selling during
the week, at So, 75a$4,25 p 100 lbs.
Potatoes are selling at 374c u bu.
Apples-According to quality 57l@75c.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

EgWE trust the troubles will open
the eyes Of our own legislators, and those
of ali the States of this Union, to the ex-
pediency as well as justice of enacting
general railroad laws. for the incoFPora.
ton of companies to make railraids ANY
WHERE that capitalists are willing to fur
nish the money 10 construct them. 1t is
no, pretty near time the old notion was
exploded that ''State Line is great
er barrier than mountain or river ? The
one can be tunnelleG-the other bridged,
but q state line is an obstacle only to be
crossed by bribing alegisloture, violating
charter, or swindling State. Shall
this always be the cose !-Pitts. Dis.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

HORTON g. cos MELo-PEAN.
DOR PARLOR INSTRUMENT, the Mslo-
l. Pean is truly the finest and most desirable
ever invented. 1t combines the separate qusli-
tiles of the Organ, Piano Forte and Violin, and
as an accompaniment to the human voice 1t has
no equal. Prices from $100 to $3.50, viz
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

BeABOur usual report of the New York market
was not received in time for this weeks paper.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28
Arrival from the Crystal Palace.

Arrival from the Crystal Palace.
NOW receiving aud for sale, the largest as
~ sortmeni OF Watches d Jcwelry,
ever brought 10 Richland onnty Goli Chronr
ometers, Duplex anchor, English and cylinder
watches, English, French and Swiss Level
wa ches, Clocks OF all styles, Cold Chains,
Brpas, Pins, Bracelets, Finger-rings E,r-rings,
Gold Pencils, Seals, Keys, Snaps, ockets,
Spectacles, Sill er plated and German Silver
Spoons, Buuer-knrves, Salt AID Mu-iard spoon
Spectaces to suit all ages and all prices Bas
kers, Books, uI.es, Guards, keys, pencils, pens
pistols. Wostonhem's knives, razors, sciss ors
tweezers, violins and strings, Accorded flutes
6es. and large assortment of such articles as
are kept in JeweIry Stores Call and examine
my assortment before purchasing elseU here, and
from my long experience i" bus ness, ain capa-
BILE of selecting ettef goods han any other pet
son in this County, a. will sell lower than can
be bought in Northern Ohio.
Cash paid Tor California Gold. Clocks anc
wa ches repaired and warranted one year,
Don't forget he plac u; directly opposite Vel.
d,n's new Block, the FIRST ewelry Store as yoi
come up from the Railroad Station
Z. WILKINSON.
Sept. 81, 1853 --n+-3m
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GsEAT ToRNADo.-The most dessruc
tive tornado ever known on the American
continent, occurred on Friday, goth inst,
near Mt. Vernon, o. 1t broke out about
8 p. NJ, in the western par, OF Miller
township, 8 miles southwest OF Mt. Ner-
non, and took northeast course which 1t
preserved till its close. Houses, barns,
trees, everything was carried before it.
In some instances boards were carried
four miles. 1t was accompanied by vivid
lightning, torrents of rain and terr'hc
thunder. But few lives were lost. 1t en-
tirely destroyed the village Of Brandon.
Loss of property cannot be estimated,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

~THE Washington IeIegraPhie cor.
.espondeni Of the Herald says. in regard
To Gen. Gadsdsn's Mexican treaty:
The boundary agreed on commences
three miles north Of FL Psso, thence suuih
west one league south Of Lake Guzmsn..
10 the Ihiriy.frsi degree Of lsilinde and
the one hundred and eleventh degree OF
I l,nsilude west OF Greenwich; thence
northwest TO a point two leagues above
the mouth OF the river Colorado The
new territory embraces nearly all OF Pr
meris, and thirty nine millions Of acres.
The eleventh arucle Uf the treaty OF
Guadalupe Hidnlgo is cancelled. Mexico
is 10 receive twenty millions OF dollsrs IL
fifteen months-lhree millions on the rat.
iiicstion uf the ir-siy, and the balance IN
tri monthly instalmenls, with inierest,oui
If which fige millions are 10 be set apart
IN nav the American claims, including the
Garsy indemnity. But it is stipulated
that before the Garay people receive any
portion as an indemnity, they shall release
10 the Mexican government all title 10 the
lands on the Is,hmus. This is all tee
mention made of the Garay company IL
the treaty. If the United States wish
they can pay the whole amount mention
ed at once, and save the interest 4
Board of Commissioners is 10 be appoint
ed al Washington to adjus. all claims.
The President has called the Cahine
together ON tire Gadsden Treaty. The,
are now in session, celebrating upon 1t
provisions. From hat know Of ihei
opinions. and those Of majority OF tn
Senate, Santa Anna cannot get over te
mil iors of dollars for whatlsnd he offers
II is now very doubtful wheit er the Pres
ident will send il TO the Senate, it being
second editiaa Of N. H, Trists abortion
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28

GPCassius NJ. Clay has become sue.
cessful pork dealer. Mr.. Weed, editor
of the Albany Journal, writing from Gin
cinna,i on the 10th ul!., says Mr.. Clay
made $4,000 in the pork business last
year, and will make two or three times
tina: amount this year.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28
Hardware,
Flour, Flour.
WANTED.

1--WE THOUSAND volumes magazines, books.
L and periodicals for binding. The UNDER
signed have just completed such arrangements,
that they are prepared to do binding promptly,
and in as neat and durable styles and at as low
prices as any house in Northern Ohio. To test
it, bring on your magazines, books, &C., that
need binding, and see for yourselves. Orders
solicited. A. C. DU B0IS & son, Agts.
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Fish, Fish

FRESH CAUGHT Upper Lake White
l. Fish. by the half bbbi, or quantity, for sale
hy Gu + 4 kONINGFR
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PLYMOUTH LEATHER MARKET.
]. w. EEEkMk

Attorney at Law & solicitor in Chancery
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him,
in the counties of Rchand, Huron, Elie, Ash
land, Seneca and Crawford.
OFFICE-Uger the Book Store of A. E. Du-
bos s. Sons. Plymouth. Oct. 25
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strument who NAV favor him with n call A..
who may signify their desire to this effect to the
Editors of the Plymouth Advertiser.
"". REV. J. GROUSE, Agent
DeKalb, Crawford Co., Ohio, Nov. 21, 1853. Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
RICHMOND ACHIEVEMENTS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TUE SUBSCRIBERS are rreeisine il'eif
l. St.,rk II Goa.is, an Offer i'r Sale
Rn.sis Tafred aid Masilla Corasge 81 Hli szcs roa
Ia iBehes IN diameter
Beck f Dertisks an haistisg apparsu. 81 al -iks'
patent Friction Roller Block, aes sHiele ~ M
market by which oae third Of the Labor N hoisiihk
hY the common block i savsd
Hook- ard Thmbl,s t,sr hoi-ting-r"Fes
Oakun, Rosin. Piieh a. Tar.
White lead White Zinc Paint. Black fsiai.fd'o" do
Red Lea3 yefdigris Imperial and Chrems t'esn'
Neru,fflann and Pr,f-sisn lIlBe, Paris hie' Lamp
hlsct. Patty. &c,
Paul Bru,hes. nj szes-marking do,
Fancy pails Hall do. do. Coalers n nrsts Wooden
Ras Maiehe., Brooms. Trsys. Barrel Covers, Meas
ufes Suea, Baxe., Flour Pals. DC. &C.
Grs.aad Coffee Pepper. AisPoe Cloves, cayenne ief'
rer London and American Mosiafd. Chocolate ae.,
lihssed OIL raw and boiled-hinter. solar aud Sperm
OIL
Me-. Pork and Beef Sugar, Coae~ Syrup, Moas'os and
other Groceries,
Oar ,tsek ha. 6een purchased. entirely Tor Ca.ll Of
The Manufacturer. 10 New York and Boston, and We
will oar great iad 70 Porsha-ers eiihsf at
Nhuesaie ~ Refs.
Rjrhfaard Jaafaay - .
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FARE REDUCED-Through from
Polt Walthall Line.

LytcNDHTg, Ia, 10 knorttXe Tennessee bg lie n.
gina and Tennessee RaHroad and Parish g. Co.'S Linz
81 Stages Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
THE. UNnERsIGNED HAS ALSO

ongaRed WIN Tie aboNe bonse AM NHHId Dc HIr1s'
Il to wait upon his friends and the public gencmy.
81 I. d. CRAWFORD,
feb st HatcAer. Logaesof q Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ID ECEIVED This w Orning by Expr4 49,

N very handsome lot OF DRESS GOODS &c -
consisting OF Solid Mouslin De Ihncs. nil shndes,-
coored, plain spd lleok Silks, Medallhn Stripe ard
Pain Challies,' Paris printed Chars, Rich printed
Pomradours. Rich Bonnet aud Ncek Ribbons. Colonel
Hi Gloves. and few peces OF French Cloths aud Gus
simeres Please call and see item
jan 9fEy - JOHN T DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18

GEORGE BAGBX,
Grocer Il Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
1AA TONS American hammered aud rolled Iron,
INIO embracing almost every size of lyre,aN,c, hor,
sound Hat, square. OWL hslt oval. hafround hoop.
hnnd huric sinr AMI mad roll.
- boxes Tin plnle II II c bright roof.g,
. pig Block Tin.
20 bundDrs AM Eng. aud Russian Sheet Iron
moo L.. cart carriage md wagon uxles Ia inches.
1910 lis cart shear, German wedge, American and
Eug blisleed Steel
1910 HIS Sheet Zinc,
uOn lab Speitrr.
1850 H.. Iron Wire, s 10 Il,
IS bags Conrc, Rio, java Moehe, Ma"illn and La
gura.
30 hhds boxes anl hbl, brown. loaf crushed md
powdered Sugars.
10 hhds Molnsse.,
10 hhls. Farmers OF.
10 doz, Spade. and Shovel-,
100 kcg. ot Dupont busting powder,
10 Rifle
1000 lbs cotton nras Leaksvle No4tpl 6
100 Kegs Old Dominica mills 10 in spikes,
10 =. Blu dcns horse.shues, No | To A.
100 lbs Horse slice Nails,
doz Arther's Axes,
20 hoycs * 10, l0r IL & 10 s1i window Glass,
1000 lbs NJ ,nilla Curdner, tc ID inches,
ALSO, Smiths Bellows Anvils Vices; surking, HIND
aud S =, &c Hammers, Files, assorted Knives and
Forks Pepper Ginger Spice & Tallow candle,. Dome.
lies. Oznaburgs, Cart aud Wagon Boxes castings Sift
crs, Sleeves Curu-shcIlcrs lIuv cutters &c, &c. ali oil
| which will le I'D low lol cash, IN batter
! feb ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18
Ready-Made Clothing.

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK or
IA Ready made Clothing, J. NJ. Davis. Jones \ Co.
patent Shirts and every article 10 the above line may he
at tteb 1879 STlGLBR, MoELDERRY. n CO.'S
cash FOR WOOL-Ths highest market
~ price viii be raid for Wool during the present sen
son, by
Nav 9--ts B.F .SACkETr
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MECHANICAL.
A. ". oosAsT, WIN. A. wALDRoN- d. sETszEI
New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

CoNANT. wALD RON Co.
WoULD Re peefuly form their l'en : ana Inc =,
w public generally TINT they NOV receiving, al
,b,ir Furniture Ware Rooms Mai ST.. n e" doors
below the Nnryell House. their stock OF hose wood
Mahagany Walnut und other Furniture together WIN
pre.t nany articles in tine at House keeping thnt
are useful a. well ornamental. h II have never oti9e
been introduced Hio this MARKET All o winch have been
sepefed frnn houses North, enjoying the highest feP
ta'ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their establishment
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engnged wokmen II Skiilhnd eApe
Hence and therefore prepared to have nude To err
der of good era. any piece al furniture iha'
m ~ he ordered They woul Md that iney are pre-
pared .,r greater Inducements to isrspns wanting
anything in tie why of FURNITURE, than h lever be-
beeh of ed in this market. And they hope bv as
siduous attention business and receive at least
n portion ri the ubic pnti onnge.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n b We wnuld say tnour old frfrntssnd custom
ers that continue mnnuflcure. NJ old stand,
on Br dge ST all kinds of 7, bacco MJuIds anu the
like, and solicit continuance o Their fnvors
mar 10 q, w 4 c..
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTION AT
n. 4, Williams New Book Store.

rI,O al persanns In ri Book, Stationery AMI
1 Fsaey ariiee-, Music &c r. \. Williams mHhes
the lau iug literal urr "a. he Is in receipt ol
az entire new stock To al person. dsaling 10 the
am.urt i2I aid presenting 81 sapiaster they
vi Dr. ~ SD rent IN silver, - cents, they vii be
eatfcd Ia rs cents and n. u. therefore DESTROYS
at se um4lating heavy stoes Of silver would % well
To- make fieaarni calls at X. A. Wihsms, nrXt
door 20 ] Z. M.ighl. New Ies erN stoIe. mar Its
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=, :, - n. J. BLAUk, IlCkFF AgrTT
b.-Ihe same rates will be charged from knol
vile and all other points along The line to Lypclbug
aug 1915
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup OF NaI lha

A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION. Il.
IA cline Asthma, and all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lnnes -ipgie bottle will prove it, efficacy. iueto-
lore all regular practitioners laced eousuntonnr oug't
the neuIabe ureescs, snd SUCH the hospitals II all
cities derine ito receive patients persons a lctcd
with H. Happily. however discovery has been u.ade
which dishrms Consumption Of IL. TERMS by isong
entirely under contrl. tor the truth al al We
Jay, We refer Ia any OF the eminent Ply ,icans NJ
Hospitals IN America snd Eurnpe ~hn nov. 1t rough
tie ait OF DR. HnstinEs NAPT1A SYRUP tra gnize
Consumption cursbe. aud dail, rtnicr IN tic
ing health aud strength Of those for whonn ,oIe its
discovery, th could have expected b. ed luf
10 succor but tie " IL in net, the only t-parh
tion ever known have succeed, In aresnR The for
mst'on OF tuheoles in the Lung. IN ieso,n, ilose
already formed F"r A1Ama. Coughs. Nigh - sais
sp'tf'ne q Heed D1Fcdtg 81 BreottnR and s.nH,'s
o. !" Chest, HASTINGS NAlTBA SYRUP, iysi
OTIS Graphing ith The OF the di-rase be.
fFs al known lies and operations in all
Al 80 speedy that patti, begin feel its bench,s e
ierfs soen Htteri he fret . secoi dose.
Nemithi hll a volume with criiihratrs, bu ,imp.
y ash Tor sinEae trial OF this mcdcit Tor
hdeni that efe l. person suffering from any d,u.e
al the lungs batiil find immediate benefit and spec
dy cure from its.use
II For safe ID Lynchbufg u Tia. Proprietor. rices
wholesale and retail by ID Il. LYMAN.
49, JOHN II, SEAY & CO.
dec ~ d&rGuto
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Selling or al Greatly Reduced Prices
\ ordrrto make room FOR our Spring Good, vii
[ from fisis sat-, .e Ready Made
CIOfhimg d Furnishing Articles
Hurd's Golden Gloss for The Hair.

NOM the many preparation. for the growth II tie
IA Hair. this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Thr.c
viii be given why !. universally Used aud
,,Helerrpd - al others;
Let, Because il has proven the .feeinn IN Bal
2nd because il impars benuttul dark gloss
ani delightful perfume he Hair. Ord Because the
Ladies with 6ge discrimination Inch tes all pusscs.
have adopted a.
Many othc, reasons could be given Why IT !. sioet
fsvorite but those who have ouly give
IIia
PRicE-2S cents in large bottles.
For sale by Druggists and siorekeepers everywhere
NC. HuRD, fop,ietar,
30i Broadway, NowYork
IY- Large dscount to Merchants.
26 .6ni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18

INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RI.
specially to call the attention of the citizens al
Lynrfhurg and the doining country. his large mud
u splrndidassortmento OF BOOTS, SHOES -
III CATERS. &c, of his CWN MAKE -"
~ aht which me WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL,
~ AND uF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing TO have good and durable Boot l.,
Shoe for the present season will do well to call on me-
o' am determined to please, both as regards qualify
and price
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens.
Savings Bank. r. f. GRIMALDI
. dec ll-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-18

EOK NEW YORK.
4. 5. hda Line per the SPLENDID SYEiMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
I'HE new and elegant ,idc wheel steam = ySlI'A
ship JAMESTOWN, (Capi Parrish ssSss-na ssszas
will leave Petersburg via. CITY Point, every Tucaluy
Evening, aud the ROANOKE, (Cam. Cuyendy) every
Friday Evening for New Yo,k.
Passage and fare lrom Petersburg. including
State Rooms. sln 80
SteeuCe passage. : ~
tor speed. comfort and safety these Steamships
rxnelled by the and travellers will fad il
The pleasant the north they vii! there
lay avoid the dust and frequent change. Of the Railroads
IN Ticket. issued nj my office Sycamo,n Street
SAM'L q BAPTIST. 4gt Petersburg.
TV'A passenger train leaves the Appomnttox depot
livery Tues lay aud Friday at huff pnst O'clock.
connect with the Steamships City Point. Passcp.
gers Toy the South-sic Railroad III reuch Petersburg in
time tnse the Ia, the steamers. s. G. b.
july l4-s