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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
PROPRIEIORS FORSTATE OF MAINE.
Nos. q & 80 UNION ST, PORTLAND,
American Cream Soap N bars, Laun-
dry and Manufacturers IN barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, ShaV-
inc Cream, Transparent, &c.


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h.vir. I,.n tH.rtu-hN iUiDi Nv curative inl
f,,uI.. a. che L,t Labor SaNin- Articles
r,.r Discovered, l1I vr offer 'hrn i1 ihe pHlli'
M. syrr, w., worth, ihsir ,7uh'rurr.
Tha, Iu ibe vurk II ths Laundry Boz H.sHy
,-r--, d, .,.r. either son. Hand ar sail; alsp'".
.,..,.tb pn,I,rF ar puurtin. HuI ihr Nashhnsu
-guu..,rru.I, q large auYunt 0i lur' a"d N'1u
,rIt ui,I.fhiu. ..sYf', aHi rHt -I1a1h l1.
,...lrt n IsIa,r isr,lurri 60 i1 ihr washing n
T.U,l,. Tu. trrFgur, uf tl,sr saps BE- tH sniirn
f. H,lL.. 4aI I.H-rH tlr hnaI flU tI.i, wIihuIi
ir,l, Wa.hi-s BE- dlur b .impl uiHug iH"
..n rI tHs ll1t. ui The D'pthrs most '"ir'l, 'n''
.pl,,r. A,u DO warm .uIs 'utiIgIr1i iH'1',f lh,m
-th,.r d. th,m iTr,in irN H1ufs, l"f ail nis1'.
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g..sI uB.tu., The, Willis IFfi'2N l''u' ..d N"h'
,.rt ,.lrr, o. thr most delicate fabric NrumIs
SIM. Sh4vI.. &c. 300, o. vt.hsl vth ITri,'i
safety. CuiIur Gpnis, Iriui' Hi ~ ''"' 'hn
,,IfI t,Is ib ultsr allows. vhsu Nas1si wIh mo"
..fr. rrtHuIirrtl diTtri.Hus, viI' rHi change 'h
remain fun. ani thr COLOR. uui.r'l usr liiI''''i
T.r~4.I,Bg Mur',r., ruH's, 1lllm-, Ninn'.t
Nan. p.iufiu-.. ilnr., ~Is,r Wac, Ar.' &c.
tb..s s.afs ace suIsu1l 90 any 3. H' H','''r
I'm. ,..t q tl,., sHIy. isup mHu ihaH OF iA"sa
.,.!lntrI, u.rI. auI l.siirs ihi', The ei,ai "'',
,uI tear Of cHthiu- rpus0Iu'1' ul1u ih' 'd w''h'4
o, hard ui'I.l. upu. l"1i, m1thi"'' V"'..''ia,
barrel Sc. lud tbe rgDrssity 60 h','n-' BE- "h''l
!. Who'll, avoided.
Weak &C. th. .ap ilf iuai' 'ln"'I": w.
tu.t O. be- uvu merits rather han ''."'i q, tho
publication ui bong let 0i ,'thr'lrs I'm 'h.'-'
vho have need CO., vhrIry,r 90 l's u''n n'nu'''-
iu.rI. which v, have o DO uul .iaurr Ca do "'re
HTr,ssirN go, O..
Tor ale. whols-.ic. saiy, il 30 aui - Un'gn
Street. yoriasI, and u,aI ~ Hr"orr' grucrAIly
Il, ciiy and country. Agent. iyPTic'l on l.l'ud
.rrn.. Al opl,rs aJI,r.sci un &. Y. u.
Co., po,ira,I, Nu.. - 3 - Union stfFouhHd
Mr..viII receive prIfnpt lti,ni'1u.
Tnr ale. Whulr.aIr ani l'euil by
STEVENS & SHURTLEFF.
10 SOuIn FAIRS. Nc.
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MARRIED

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o. |-rfl. Us#. .I t.H.afI, y, o.. 90 hHs Nau
4. Don't. .H.. bloc uI jams. l.rrr. lsI.. u. I,Ln.
o. Nu.f. l.aBr e.. UHnrB. .. IuaH., tI Na.
tHH.Ht a. U..aFf.. II..f.
o. uaH-Hr. 5.r, John VI. II-.Ir" .. Norway, 81"
SIC. ~fIH e. IH-., .. laa-.r.
I UH.aHr.N srl u"., laEIs ". I|Iur iH
Nss W.Us " Id.m. N.f. .. EuuHI....
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S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
CAT TmE POST orfiCED
pAnIS EEL.

SD. W. = prepared to manufacture All k'nds
Of Boot. and Sho.. ia neat aad substantial man
net. ,
ry-PaHioular aiiesiion giyon TO mah'os Gents
fine Cslf Boot.
Repairing done at short notice
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10 b. only a, aa eztr.mr m.a,ug. chat thr
civil autlor.i.r can sall upon ,h, military
ara.I lE-tla Pet
Iu tbs ease ui catching ami u,lasu- %
.ui--sr." or instance.
Blstan Telegraph.
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STATE OF MAINE.
r. IN, sheriff Of any County IN our 'aid State, or
either ofhis dcputies.

To the ShCuu VI Any tunnty an our said STATE, 90
either II bis depuiies.
I'VE COMMAND YOU, to attach the gooi.
w ~ estate of stephen Jcwsti, IT,, II nrn.
mark. ~ said Couni, II ONiorl, a. thc yala' 1T
Five llunlfrl dollars, aud summon the said Jew
stt 90 D. mas b. iounl ~ your prscinct.) a. APP
pear h.irrr our Justices ~ our Supreme Judicial
Court nrNt ~ D. hol'cn II Paris. within aud iuf
nor sail Count, II O,inrl, onihr ,,,1nd Tuo.d,y
II March psSi. then ani lherc a. answer unto NJ
ihanisl Roe aud John l.,nsh OF puulaud On the
Count, ~ CumlsrliHd, pliinrrs In trade, doing
ls-incss ualcr The 6un md st,lc II 4" l,oss \
lyuch," iar ihat the aid defendant, 20 sai p'u-
NAH 600 thc dN OF thr purchase ~ this wit, he
in. indebted o. che phiHiins in The sum 81 tso
hundred anl turni, Eve dalar BOD righN-twu
rsuts, anil interest thsf,uu. according Co. The ac.
count lnnsSri, then aul ihcr,, ia consideration
thereof. prumisrl iha plinuis 10 pay them s,ii
.uu nn demand. Vet doe srid islrrdiut, ihouFh
often requested, hls mot Iai thc uue, lui Boz.
1losts aui ,rias,r 20 90 Do, to tlo damage ~
aid plaiuufs o. they saw che sun Dt five boo.
Iced ,lUl.lfs, hirh shpll thru and there o. male
iu prr,pr, with other Doe damages. And Uhrr-
EEL the aid phirt,fs siy, that ihe aid defendant
bls uut on his uvu hands anil p6sscfstHu cuols aHd
estate io ih, ,a'Ur 81 Eve hunllrI do'lr. amfc.
add. which siu o. ,uwr 10 90 o. attached: bui
rrsssssiHn ~ WiIl1m rc,scuIsn. Edmond T.. lu-
elIl.. Nr.r. = Berry, Nos,s n nnnup. D..
.rph ~. HaIlur,, Hrulh,s Hnrksu, lsllc Brr-
o., Rru.si Smith Ihouns n. Br1tpp. JHshu,
Nnr. anI ~,uu,l Wifbpm, 40 ~ spii pHr,Hrk.
1rI tIsY John Jaw,sHn uf DuIulsh in thr CulH',
of Nolk. TRUSTEES ct ihr ssii defendant -uuIs.
effect. aHl ,rriits. 90 ihs DI ,hls Ns cHn-
HHri 500, Therefore, chat 700 sumHiHn the sslI
Trustees. tlihr' may D. lruni ln ,uir pr'cinrt)
'H agIr1r lr.lls uHr lfsfJrs uf 600 ~urt,mr JuJi-
,ltI t.rft, tH is hs''ru ss Hiuusaii, fp shHv
,I.ss. 90 su. fhr, See. 80. .,T,..ltrFrliv ~.
.,t,I ......rs .s'rru..r' '' W. .t.. 900. Dt
rrD .au.T u.t ts.Hr 1g1,nsf irr sra#., .a.lf.
.r ,r,... Of .HtI t.I.rIHHi ir ihr uarif 11i pc.
...l .i 900 TRUSTEES. AHI have 5000 ihrrr lh's
writ vrfh tHrI |.trFs fhrrrIr.
Wrr.-s. ITUTN Swiftly, VHir,, 20 Iaus,
iN. .huf.h OBJ, n p,,,rI-, iu che ,r1r ui
,rr rrI urr tH.r.rHH rI.ht lurfr'd rrd hll-
hr.r. O. WINTER C.rik.
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IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF
Bounty Land Warrants!

DERSONS who are receiving Warrant. under
L The new law i-frc disposirg ofthsm. are &C.
guostsl Co apply, either rJrsoully or b, lgisr, 10
che 'uhsc'ilst, Who vii sCr1rs O. thcm ,iihef the
tull lsusht ~ the land, or an alvanrC upou the
1o,eumsut rricr, (Which T. Sl,2j pc aCrrD
shUul1 The, vish Co. srll thg same.
TliOS. FENDER.
No. ll buaue Street, HOsTON, Mas.
Juus :. ISll. ~
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Bounty Lands & Claims

'V'iiE subscribers are prepared 10 prosecute 81,
claims ior Land, undsr the late Act Of COugrvss,
% any other Act,
The hte Act makes proyision ~ ollows, viz
ONE HUNDRED Ann SIXTY ACRES a.
War of the Waited States, provided thry have not
received Land.
One luadfed and twenty acres 20 ~ who have
% served and have received ~ acres
E,ghly 1crts to all Who have 30 served snd have
received ~ acres.
All fthe .oli.ef b.s deceased without obiain.
ing 100 arrcs The same allowance a. above l. made
90 be viduN, of ifno widow. e. be minor chili-
frn.
Scr,,er iu tic EEVOLuTlON-in The wsr u
lsl2-snd inall the INDIAN War, provided
hf ~ said Ast.
Aad 40 Who ,rr,cd IN the dram Militia OF
al
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Important to those wishing to Travel

Every Dollar invested brings 81.
urANTED. 800 u,rn, with F., capital 81 lrom
w -aS d, -Iup. 60 tnly,l IN even state,
,s,.,,t,. ioua and village in the un,t'i states and
u,t.h Pro, iu,cs. ia a ight, 'asy and Ic-ieci'h'"
l.si8s,s. Tho Who ate ruW engaged ~ ihe hh
mes arc making g,.ot rly, ani arc We" plensed
With the chance.
Sn,rt. energetic men are warranted ~ mate
t,on two To- ten dollar. p,r d,y, and return OF ll
more, Invested every 80 dNs.
Zoo nub,r particulars in'Ia'rc personally ~
]. BRIGGS, Brunswick. Ne.
iIg (Ncar ihc DepotD
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Zimmerman, Hazen & Go.
WIN. c. HUNNgNsN. JR,

WIN. C. HUENsHAN. JRa
NJ fH. It. tru of t'r.H.HHH. lIHI.H i Co.,
" Is. tH. uI assure Oh i.'..# f.. ... i..... NH''
.rr rtfr..s. chat Do, Boo taken sf.fr
20. "a India Street, Boston.
Aeon. lr..r,.fl ..pH.., IH.rf..
Ol.. A,.. .rf uIU lr r8a1 8. wait ur 'a.r'
..f..r.4, i.y.I l.u .ullB,HII Nu..H .rHT,t.
..H. ..I.r.H. WN. e. 900 NNIMAN, d.
u..I.u. December iala, ls-g "
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AROOST0OK WAR.

~, satitied a. it.isns6ts Nso The Miliiia called
out b., State Autiur,ty. and sha have served the
al1ys period laand whose services have hcsu PAID
minor rhillrn.
The .H~ofilep are prepared e. receive ssd
prosecute 30 claims sfisiH- lHirf ssid Act. With
tpoinp'nsss and dcspalch, iuI upon AZ Reasonable
terms as other lgsuu.
klNBAlL & CARTER
F,Eis. March 5th, 1859.
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PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND.

Officers, soldier, >cnIncn aud Marines,
o. an, 1f ihc Wau in which thif Cnuptry has
l.sn engaged siHsc 1920, ani ihe
Wfhrs ~ az Naif.,rs II a. RrriH,r4.
ENTITLED To BOUNTY LANDS,
'n nave ,i's.. 'i,..-- r-afs.l. rf,f,Ei5i 0u .p.
Tho, Who served folI'rT'gng'.
,lau ou. Muuih sr, entitled to iCo arr.-,id b..
Ihu.e vho have received lsss tlau leo sff',,
Utt s...a 4gs. st, s..sta4 H.sff.rI sa'i noun
tv Land.
NROOSyOOK SOLDIERS INCLTDED.
l~usr. ~ irIuil, pet paid, stating lhr n1iuf'
81 thr Claim, Will receive ufHmpt frU',. sitbuut
rNrfrss. FREEMAN BRADFORD,
N. HARMON
OGrr Is Middle Street rouhHl W..
march 18Th. lsjj.
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- NuarrH,atlan., o., laa.l or o.lau,,.r ",I
receive prumpt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30
More news from os the First McM im Henry.
tlIls poINT. Henry County, Nn,

june 9TH. 1888
DEAR SIR About the 18th of December last became
very much afflicted with what thought old hurt In Of
kces Uho left ouc) of long standing ofwhc had IRE
auent attacks Within about eight days II became No
,ioca sloep impossible. In about twenty four
hoursI attacked In NY right hand and wrist and In about
twelve hours attacked In right ankle nj which time
under such oxeruciang pain not To be able to take
any whatever losing all appetite for any kind of food
and n perfect helpless condition. l became almost de-
ranged My family standing around bed side mpo
ring call Ia ply scan reply was that could OBJ
right al would do but that had as
wei die with fever as At length consented Tor
my Mr James a. Crews merchant, near me,
ad to say him whn situation after Ind tried
every possible without the least beneht that
had thng which he could truly recommend, to send
He sent bottle of Doves Rheumatic ljnlmunt,
directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep the first time In forty hours My Joints became
rluch ellen From the Time began the swell
ling aud In days able attend to my bust
ness ns usual sometimes have attacks Ia sbouIcrs
uso the Llnimon before with immediate roei by timely
application think Il Invaluable remedy and ain de
srous person afflicted with the most dreadful
srourye earth t1thcunaiism) should give II trial
Yours, ttuy, Ari
IIDMEII STONE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

tHksfENfuLb COUNTY, Va, Aur !, lHta
MESsRs. DOVE u CO. Richmond Last fall one OF my
mules wasmrpc eoHr Ia the aahoyafd while playing about
with othornulcs he with hc weight of his whole body
against hfg plate shoctran cutting himself on the thigh
ham 10 inches long and inch aud half 10
nchs deep The wound of such character ms 10
suppose he would c of scrvca to again See
Ing o the Turf oh In tho papers procured aud
Piled II tho cut and In about three weeks he was
perfectly well aud nj work and cannot perceive the least
scar whhe thn made II. A. WlNfNEE
4. Slhrr are many cases Of Injuries to cattle IN ms
naghhofood which been cured hy Turf on and
beicht ynu, procure many cefhcates,
Tho wlolu logbohood Is the quickest healing romods
they saw, H. y. WINFIELD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. preachers
were recently in the same pulpit in Georgia
"When Abraham built the ark !" The one be-
hind him strove to correct the blunder by saying
out loud, Abraham scarnt thar But the
SPEAK er pushed Oh headless Of tho interruption.
and only took occasion shortly to repeat, still
more decidedly, 81 say. wh'n Abraham built the
ark" And say, cried the other. "A6rdha"s
,carnt thar" The preacher was too hard to be
beaten down in this way and addressing the peo-
plo, exclaimed, with great indignation, II say
Abraham was thar, or thar ABoUTs."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

AN AFRICAN CUsToM.-In Congo the natives
take their wives for year on trial; if. at the end
of that time, they are satisfied, the wedding 10
celebrated with feast. The missionaries tried
to abolish this custom, without success; tho
mothers declaring that they would not risk the
happiness of their daughters by urging them to
an indissoluble union with persons with whose
habits and tempers they were unacquainted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

THE ORIGINAL BLUE BEARD was Giles on La
vel. Lord Rniz, who was made Marshal of Frapce
in 1929, and in the rign of Charles vi. and VII.
distinguished himself by his courage against the
English, when they Invaded France. The ser;
vices that he rendered his country might have
immortnIzed his name had he not for ever blotted
his glory by murders, impieties. and debauche-f
ries. Mezeray says that he encouraged and
maintained sorcerers to discover hidden treas
ures, and corrupted young persons Of both sex
es. that he might attach them to him, and af-
terwards killed them for the sake of their blood
for charms and incantations. At length. for some
state crimes against the Duke of Brittany, he
was sentenced to be burned alive in a field at
Nantes, in l443 Holinshed notices another
Blae Beard, in the reign of Henry VI, in l45O.
Speaking of the committal Of the Duke Of Suf-
folk TO the Tower he says; This doing SO
much dspleased the people, that If potike pro-
vision had not been made. great mischief had
imme diately ensued. For the Commons, in sun
dry places of the realm assembled together in
great quantities, and chose to them n captain.
whom they called Blue Beard but ere they had
any enterprise their leaders we're apprehended,
and SO the matter pacfed without any hurt COM
mtted."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

CURIOUS FUNERAL CEREMoNY.-The Greek
Patriarch. of Alexandria. died on the lst ult., and
his body, seated on throne. jewelled nitro on
his head, was taken to the Latin church With
great solemnity. Several consuls attended In
full dress, and a company of Egyptian soldiers.
with music and drums, headed the procession.--
Great crowds flocked about the body to kiss hst
hands or parts of the dress. 10 s,sf .sss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

The undersigned Road Commissioner VIII receive proposals
for having the read opened mentioned In tho nhoye order
until the forth Monday of the present month tNov"mber)
Ao desr 10 receive proposal for blasting and re
ing theroek The alteration the land ot BeJAnn
wilkes Esl who VIII show the work To persons wishing To
examine Aspccihaaon Of ho work bo seen by apply
the Undersigned The distance Is about ei0 poes com
mcncing bridge big otter nrar Noell mil ana
coming into The present tho mouth OF Wikesmne
u top of III, hill on the aide Of Otter.
ALBERT MCDANIEL,
Hon lou cV
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Were News 0f its Efficacy.

June 2nd, 1855,
MBSsRS DOVE & CO,--DfAH SIRs. ! hereby certify
that about The first of last March, attacked with Rheu
mam Of the character In shoulder and
taking the Of entirely from aud from which suf
very pain for three days My then
procared bottle Of your Rheumatic Inlment, and
piled according io the directions which was restored
IN short tune aud restored to full strength and
vigur In w days aud earnestly recommend IL TO all who
may be afflicted with Rheumatism. Aud II Is duty
the community to urge It's use. copy
THOMAS uINDLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

RAcHEL.-A correspondent writing from Phil
adelphia, on Monday last, says:
1t is authoritatively announced this morning
that Rachelhas been compelled to give up her
engagement in this city. Her physician has or
dereed her to leave Immediately for the South. ~
IL severe cold has brought on serious bronchial
affection. She will probably 60 to Havana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOOOS.--.Wi
CIIAM TASKER 10 Park Place New York invites the al
enon of Southern and Western Merchants to his new stock
of Fans Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Re
cues pcrfmey Soaps Porte Monnaes jet and BEAD brace
lets Pocket Books Buttons Pins and Needles Hooks
and Ewes Watch Guards Wax Coral and Glass Beads Neck
aces SC India Rubber Combs Canes Balls and Toys OF
every description Scissors Razors and Cutlery Gold and CIT
ewelrv Nions including general and very
large stock English French and German Fancy Goods
which will sold the very lowest prices for cash or a
proved paper. ..,- - -
- WILLIAM TASKER,
TO- Park Place, New York
I,,ax. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

a
Tur IRON CRowN.--A Milan correspondent OF
tho Boston Transcript devotes letter to des'
crjption of the famous Iron Crown OF Lom6ardy,
preserved in ono of the chapels OF Monza Cathe-
drnl near that city, and which has adorned Inc
brows of forty five sovereigus The writer
says:
On entering the cathedral found the crown
chapel decorated with crimson hangings' tue
candles lighted, and incense burning. A scaf-
folding bnd also been erected before tho altar Tor
ia, convenience of the priest who was to take
tho crown from its resting place. just back OF !he
bronze altar p,ce. He soon arrived with hve
huge keys hanging Mt his girdle' with which No
proceeded to turn Us many locks FINALLY Mter
,hrow;ng omen two or three doors. drawing back
n six curtain. amid great waving OF incense
and eonstau, genuflections,l saw the iron Clown
in it's case Of crystal. supported IN tue na"oS "
two bronze cherubiDs. 81 ~
Atmy request. the priest took 1t from fts resi-
ing place, and had leisure to examine hcare-
fully. found it to consist Of six links OF pure
cold. nerbaps two inches more IN width ana
verv thin. In fact, il resembled very much
highly ornamented- dog collar. Its outer surface
was beautifully enamelled with green leaves on
n white ground. 1t was also set, at regular IN
tervals, with emeralds, garnets, and sapP9lres.
Running round the inner circumference and riv-
cited to the gold links is the iron band which
gives the crown its name. Tradition oeciafes
L to be one of the nails employed 10 our sav'or
crucifixion, hammered out into thin inlet. In
deed, the Italians call the crown IL Sacro Chlooo
or the holy nail. s.i,,. .a.s6 faii.,f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fuNO GONTNAGrORs.--be bedford County Court.
October Term. lsa5--Thomaa II Joptng Petition 10 al
ioad-iltopot Of Rond Commissioners hcdl pom conald
GRAFTON whereof circumstances being weighed ordered
that the alteration he established ngreeaby 10 said report
ordered that Albert Mcdaniel Road Commissioner nd
receive proposals having said road opened aud
report To eoar,. A eopy-Toste,
A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

At ENCETEMENI ~ $500 -,
"a You can buy READY-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS at wholesale aud retail IN every va
reitv and style at cash prices ny calling at APPEL
NEWMANS Main and Market streets, where yon
will save 20 per cent has returned from the North
r he has made good supplies express
K for this market the most fashionable style and every va
rety in the Clothing aud cheaper than was ever ohercd
be better for you to call and exam
ne his Stock and at least ~ per cent as ne
, ro,r nrices for the same quality of Goods iou al
- otbino made TO order the best manner, and at
the shortest notice and always get the newest ana most as
iopabc Goods for your money ,-,.. ..
A APPEL & NEWMANS,
Corner of and Market streets
Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

CUPERFINE FLOUR in quarter bags. for sale by
- (ocs 3ts) t .s.fsg LT0Oes j.. 0AvkD AGO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

MISCELLANEOUS,

MlSCELLAN EUUO,
MEDICINAL. LIQUORS AND WINES
Vine Lono" Porter and scheda sehnap
All these articles are warranted pure and suitable tor md
NOTsCE.-Thc -nb-crisrr being dcsiren. 20
stand of George Bagby will from this day offer the entire
stock at and below COST for CASH only c,,rr
ACT. 10Th, usJ5.---Our own Impor,..ie"s.--
- Received saturday la,h by Adams Cos Express
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide;
Brown
Green;
These Cloths arc made a, Beoay SONS celebrated estab
lshment expressly sales We invite the at
nton Of friends the public examination of these
Cloths They will be made up to order at short notice ana on
oc lots GLASS & RAINE, J DIXON, Agent
NUNs.-we have just received beautiful stock of fine
u and common Guns to which invite tho attention ot
oc 6ts j. u. GREGORY CO
ACT. ssh, lsJ5.-Just received, by second
~ supply of those Plush Velvet Vestngs also quilted
Silk These Goods will be found ready made or r"ie,red
made order in the most elegant manner at the Clothing
House OF GLASS & RAINE }. DIXON, Agent
oc9s
HOPS, uOPs.-rresh and bcs, quality Eastern Hops,
June Sa-is LEE & JOHNSON
Erase. Crates "A splendid assortment Of
be surpassed this mrrket Lei all consult their tastes and
! for Winters snow clad hand ~
| lsts C. s. BLISS.
HUsT RECEIvED--A 10, superior style H"si-
ID Goats; silk Plush Velvet and fancy Silk Vests
| ocll.ts NJ. GuGGENIIEIMER.
| NOTICE TO WHEAT sELLERs.--Wc mrc
~ the all the good wheat get Per
having please give call before selling
"@f oc lis lis A'' pay MILLER & ELAN, Basin.
CARD.-Hnvimgs sold my in,cres, in the nn-
N guerrcan Gallery in this place to Mr. JAMES kEAGf,
would espectfuy him to the favorable attention
Of the public skfu Artist and gentlemau whom they
relv Come then, and of his nlmitahe AM
BROTNPES which only he procured of him IN this city
taking leave would return thanks for the liberal pat
rouagc and kind attention received from public du
ring residence of over eight years T. T. GIBBS.
oc l2ts-Rep copy.
XAJE hAVE ON HAND
w 100 dozen Yarn Socks;
500 yards Country Linsey--white and colorcdi
500 Janse
500 MS Wool Rolls
1000 fresh Feathers
All of which will sell low for cash
24.ts YOUNGER 4 SMITH
TtOFFEE-
u 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee
100 " Santos-cargo OF the schooner Indicator nom
the Brazils-in store and for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT n co,
oe cots Richmond
YlNuOMASTON I.IME.-l00 barrels best THOMAS.
Il TON LIME receiving direct from the vessel In good
der for sale by an Its B 7. SAckETT
VELVET, SATIN, AND CTOFsa GE.DAKS
Mcrno Plaid Shawls of the latest styles
oc5ts JAMES A STlGLtR q co.
NANCY VELVET, SILK AND CAse1MEKE
II NEsTINGS.-A large stock just opened ut
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