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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02
Democratic Testimony

That gallant old soldier and true hearted pa
triot, Col /. b. Randolph, who has been all his
life democrat, has written a letter to "the rank
and flo of the democratic party. "avowing his con
currence in the American unconventional testify
ing to the purity of its principles, and the patriot
ism of its motives. Reared a soldier" he says
land never for one moment desiring political in
huence or station, you must at least believe m.
disinterested. ] now openly declare allegiance
to that party knowing it to be purely American
and States Rghts-knowing the platform ns
published to he tho true one, and nothing behind
If, the very platform, the long tried and unso.
phisiicated Democrat, c. J. Faulkner thinks so
highly of-knowing have taken no oath 70 sup
port any ono who does not stand with me on that
platform, and knowing | have taken no other
oath to keep brothers name secret bnt 70 save
him, presume, from being hurassed and insulted
by petty demagosueS;
l have never asked any
thing, my countrymen, at your hands. I do now
entrcat you TO reflect ere you stgma,izo the A
meiican party. | entreat you not to be influenced
by the wretched Sub demagogues that will infest
you. Fellow citizens Il love my country and have
in an humble manner served it. WHY viii Won
diseredit me, when | swear before high Heaven
that the sole object is to put down demagorpisn.
and to place Americans in all political Offices IN
the exclusion of foreigners. Can YOU believe
that a Northern abolition Il. N, will dare TO nut
his foot on our platform! And know that the
pure of the X. n. party will stand with us. Do
you believe that if Know No,hingism did no,
exist south of Mason and Dixon's line. there
would be one abolitonist less north Of tina. line
Then, why accuse us of ufiilia,ing with them,
OF Gen. Shields appointment to command
brigade in the war with Mexico, Col Randolnb
says:
Iobiccted to that appointment. for he wns not
only foreigner, but an untried soldier, placed
over Americans of science, experience, and tried
valor--he ranked Garland: but for the battles of
Resacu and Palo Alto, which gave Twiggs an op.
portunty of signalling himself. Twiggs, belon
ging to the army as Colonel of second Dragons
would haze remained in that grade; and Wort,
who signaliznd himself also in Mexico previous
to the appointment Of Gen. Shields, Worth woult
have remained Colonel of the 9Th, and this for
eign pet would have ranked these eminent Amer
leans. | say james Shields appointment TO
brigade was unjust,injudicous,a and should be con
delnned by all true Americans.
1t is the frequent occurrence of such appoint
ments, in my opinion. that brought about the X
N party. and I trust il will correct the evil
admire Shields but condemn his appointment.
Referring to a letter lately written by MI
Miche, lawyer of Stanton. he Says
Fellow citizens, / declare to you there is nc
one word of truth in Mr.. Michies account ,
Know Nothings, from beginning to end. a:
cure. you, would scorn TO be member Of sue
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NEW YORK MARKET April 2sth. 1855

NEW YORK MARKET April 28th, 1855.
To he T. tors ri m LynclbHrg Iugipian.-We for
ward hr he benefit Of your readers weekly review
Of tie markets.
SEfDs.-The season ior sein. being ncaly passed
o"Iatons are small but nj full rates, so 10 for Tim
oth,, md 10 to II t. pnnnd for Clover.
Flour ASD 6RAs.-Rrceipts of Flour Cor the Inst
few days have been such depress the market AMI
We haye 10 drop quotations at l2c II Dbl. COM
mon Ia Extra State 9.s74 to 1880 Canadian and I'VE.
tern 10 to II. Geune.see II To 49, Southern 1875 to
II so Rye honr 50to8 Corn cal ; IS tn 5.37 -
Wheat Is mi limited stock mako mnrhet Sn,nl
"ts Vt Southern White selling at IS to 90. IVES.
tern Red would bring 2.4O |" . -. Nhie including
Gehiies@ce and Canadian would ,ange from > 10 81
Corn LIS 10 LID. Rye, l43 20 so. Oats, State K
Wcstcr 80 to &c Southern aud Jersey IS TO 7Sc-
Barley. nominaat La to l.2o Beans . 30 TO o.
Pens, l50 to l.G2 T. bus.
FRnysIo>s. Mess Polk, new 1874 10 1880, clos
ing a lhtlc heavy. Prime firm Mt Ia.50. Country
Mes Beefin good request ut IS to 10. Beet lams
to u very Picked hans % 10 9ar Should
ers to 74c LAID 10to l04c. Butter more plenty
and m'ri ct declining, State dairy, 26 to Csc
Omngs county, 30 to 81. Prime Ohio md Penn. new
~ to e3c Comm IN, IS I, 40. Cheese old II to loc
10 In | ic.
Respectfully yuurs.
BENNETT &. BROKhW.
Commission Mrrchnnts
10 md - Rr,aI
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market.

MAY I. IsJ5.
TOBACCO Active, and prices we'll supported
for all kinds. We quote Lugs, common at from
90 to s. 90; good, 5 90 to - Oh. Fine
manufacturing Lugs at from 81 to 50 Leaf,
common. W TO 81 90; good. & % to $40
fine manufacturing from IL to SIS
WHEAr.-White 2.3O to s2.;35; Red So .25 TO
90 30.
FLorR-superfne 500; family STA
CoRN-95 to Sl,0O per bushrl of Sc lbs.
OATS TO 60 cents per bushe
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark Tugs and leaf tobacco in urge hngsl.csds,
weighing from 1900 10 1900 lbs.
JOHN CLARK.
(omE.i ssinn Merchant
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Amherst, April 10th. ISIS.


PEDLAR NiLLs. Apr! la,h l5.s5.
Gentemen:-l have the haaa- = aetns2 y spe5g,s
the receipt Of yonr favor u fha l5sA l,,:- e.-.
tanning the information TIA. ID a a.srssat
party" al a meeting held at our Cr9fs H44ssa "a
that day had unanimously selected - AZ .an-
didate to represent the county of Amharst r. 80
next Legislature cf Virginia. and had appointed
you a committee. to communicate tina, tac,. All
TO ask my acceptance of the nomination.
am duly sensible, hope, gentlemen, OF The
distinguished honor conferred in this nomina-
ton, not the less SO, because it was unsouelt
on my part; and whilst am fully aware OF the
ardnous and responsible duties Of the position
which you have assigned me. cannot, consist
entity with my conception Of tho duties of good
| citizen. refuse To comply within request so hon
ofaoIe IN itself and ctnauating from source so
enmhrntiy entitled 10 my confidence and respect
as wen Tor its numbers AS for it's patriotism and
ini'ihgence; and have only 10 regret TINT the
cho'ce OF the meeting hid not fallen on some one
III e'ery respect better qualified than myself Ia
advocate aud sustain those great principlrs &c
reform, contemplated in the orgnnizatinp 80 ,L,
AMERICAN party. deemit unnecessary in ,bis
communication, to say more than TINT | lcar,I,.
concur IN most of the great leading measures Gr
inc American party" as set forth in the Mint,
FORM "' principles adopted aud published bv the
convention which assembled in Winchester IN tho
month of March last, and if elected sh,u o,5oa,'
or. ny Jealous and faithful discharge of The An
ties of my position, to merit the confidence =,
fatterlng'y implied in your nomination md wb;ct
| now accept, in the same cordial spirit in which
it rendered.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, with sent,
mems OF high regard, most truly and sincerely
our friend and Ob't ser'vt.
}. ID. DAVIS
f To Messrs VIM. Kent, .Jno. r.. Irvine. Ro /
Coleman, Chas. L. Jones, Hiram McGinuiss
Jno. H. Fuqua and stephen Watts, Committc,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILLIAM TAsKER. NEW oRK.-We invite
the attention of Merchants To the advertisement
in another column of Mr.. William Tasker, I'M
porter of every description of English, French,
aud German Fancy Goods, at No 10 Park Place
New-York. Dealers purchasing Goods in that
City, are requested to make note of his number
before leaving town. NAV 1t
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mnefery Notice.

X 2 IT,. urt..r'sah .-"ssrt ofln,s in thr Gene.
w s,v' - #1a lt''-set z5..rt House Turnpike
t-.-Vf a. ,c f,,-nrtrs,1 l-aPs iaf1, do sigrfv our
% lri"ss t.it tr~sr" tgfss - pay John Il Glad
f.s, THREE 1fJ..=.s = sa-a per annun, from the
.''- q s,anat2 e.. -, pcr'onal ntten. 'on
49, ss'a,f $50 V.ass - i ,htlbc TO live nj the
.i,rs. 800 t.aaE 80 rat, turf and keep
IRIS saa s--"f 4 he graves ,quarts,
r rtsfsrs A. -r-,srg- ~. strawberry to keep the
VA - r II aatrrsf srss- md weeds md well
gravsI~d arrfsrt sr lake care the Marble md
Ur0au eaf.l ayrrs' IN ~ Cemetery.
fr tho fsithl1l and .pt'.iacory prroi of the
above the .aid Gtdies. shall execute hi. bond FOR nu
HE tn. am, INT suliscrIbrI.
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pAINN OR PARALYSIS

Thadeus Smith ol Mnid Cfeek, razewell county,
Lii ns. says: Il had lo, the Of my for
Il year 10y palsy paralysis the flesh had erti, e.
|, wilhered away. levin nothing but skin muscle nm
bone. tried all the best doctors, and all the remedie.
| could hea' Of but they did good then com
menrcd the of H. &. Farreis ribin Liniment and
n e~ hotties entirely CURED me. and my arm Is
strong AMI nyshy the otier it is a,n h.t for
blra. sprans and bruises.
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Arrivals at the Washington House

IP TO > y CIDtk YESTERDAY.
WIN. W. LEFTWICiI ............ Proprietor.
Seth g Farley, o II McDermd, Roanoke: j ID
Hunt, Pittsylvania; James Howell, William Mays,
II II Bradley, YIN Bradley, Campbell; II II Jo-
ter, 7 b .Jopling and lady. Mrs 7 Brown. Miss +
Mosely, = d Golfer Bedford; VIM 5 Minor, Sam
Barnett, Big Lick; c Weller, Baltimore; l hos F
Thornton, Mrs ) Marshall, Miss NJ j Thornton,
CharIotte JAS Jones, Lynchburg; p II Callan
ii Williams, Wytheyile; A Leftwich, Black4
barg: | o Stanfied Amherst
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nl,o7 cts

The relaxing heats of summer leave behind
n long of evils Tie most universal of th-se
general deE ny, and its attendant lowncss Of
sprts. tnr these we rcc0mn eud speedy and IN
'iling IN the hap" of H,ufnnd- German tiers
prepared by d.. {. NJ Jnck son Philadelphia. 1t is, in
opinion, n med clue sm scnetis-uune-nnap-
prnachable Ii roach the fountain head oi the
difficulty in the digestive organ cation and thus to
live the secretions and the bio ID he moceres mo,b
or the cause o di sense lts toni properties give vigoi
To the membranes OF I 'tomuch and promote the
cr"tion Of the gastric Juice, which di.slve- the foot
While its coria. soothing and altrruye il iucnce i'm
patt general regularity and strength to the action OF the
setretve gnu-. and ortify the constitution
Such il avn experience 81 l. effects, and we he
levr Is orfrmed h. lie evidence nt NIL who hn'e
tlle it. or had opportunity Witnessing is opera
tin. For by DIR. Jackson, 100 Arch street. See
advertisements.
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DUDIEI HALL.
GKANDCONCERT.

V'HE LYNGhBua6 MUSICAL As OCIATIoN,
1 CONSISTING OF "a ln- rumcnt,l Performers under
the direction ii >lGNOR q. BOZZAuTRA will give
ther:tri Copccrt Of
pOC4L AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
on faassi"y evening Nov Bird, NJ Dudley Hali
The Voc. Department vii he ii led by several La
dies highly cultivated vp1ce., who nav" ndly con-
scented IL ASSIST that occu,i.sn.
~ for rarii, ul,rs sec stna' bills
Doors open n 7 o'clock pcforrrancr to commence
at 8.
Ia Tickets % oents--to be had at the Book stores
and Hotels. nay0 dor
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COMES, FANS. AND FANCY GOODS
Osfics or rHs J. E.N. n. Co.. !

OYfieE or rHs J. Z. y. n. Co..
My lst 1850,
LNOR the purpose Ut remaining LOOKS Nu:. ~ : 40
L the Firsf Division of the Cnr,i. tn" ga ion
will be .tbppe nj thpse TWO points the 90 III inst
sunlown AMI Viii not he nrenr again until the 7th of
June. 1t wi then remain open until the 81 of Jane.
when it will again be stopped al LOCKS Nos. 10 AID
30 until the l2th Of July
For he Prrpn-r Q! laying new iors in LOCKS Nus
. and n" navigation wi - I ,rpnl between those
three 1ChS .ntte 22nd inst, and be opened eglin
tho Monday l. flowing.
By der of the Board Of Directors.
y L. CHlNN.
mny2 dAelm eup't Repairs.
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From III. Hon Perr Neaard, oneof me oldest settlers IN
u

II gives pleasure Ia add ny testimony TO the Nir
tines OF your great medrine One OF my b,ooded hor-"s
had II swelling the cap Of the knee, abou the ize
of a hens egg. Some >ai it NJ. strain and some
that il the Joint from the knee. ed Odd
L. cured. tried oil ceinr il, and NJ" he linnir nts
and uintmens. and they did good than water.
thrn by persua sion Of friends tried II. G, Farrell
Arabian Linimeat. and was happy Ia find IT take "f.
feet nftcr few dnvs and it iuuy "ucd the noble ali
ral entirely hnk i,i' decidedly the greatest Ii nj
ment lor hor.e's. we'll l. human flesh ever knew.
fremont, Ta-,tr,H CO., H., March l6h, l849
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Sunday School Convention

he rend' OF tie Sunday 'hooI cause viii meet In
Convention at this place, June h. nj o'clock p. NJ.
and cont nur in session Two rre dnys.
The object ut u convention Is To awaken n deeper
interest," Sunday School, generally, but 1ore special
reference will he bad II the of Southern and
SO 9TH II Virginia. end to The missionary work If
The An. s. s. Union" in this field.
Several OF the most dist nsuishel cergymen and lay
Of tn church, expected to take part speak
ers in tie convention.
" Ill the pnpers in this vicinity friendly to 'he sun
day School cause please copy.
o. N BENTON,
Supt S. s. Missionary,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

MAN SHOT IL FLoYp.-A man named Hamil-
ton Richardson was shot in Floyd county, last
week, by Anderson Mills. 1t is thought he will
recover.
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CJTYiyD STATE DEPARTMENT.

BASIS PRINcIplrs.-Copics Of the Basis
Principles" of the American party in any guam
tty at this office. Price. 50 cents hundred, or
375 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

Tho Fredericksburg News calls on EDGAR A.
SSowDES, editor of the Alerandria Gazette. to
announce himself an Old Line Bhig candidate
for Congress, in opposition to Gov. Smith,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

HENRY.-Late advices from this county nro
very cheering. The American cause is repre-
scented as daily gaining ground. while Wise stock
is rapidly declining.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

CAUGHr.-The runaway negro who inflicted
wounds upon Rev. Mr.. Clopton, II short time
since was captured in this city Yesterday. He
belongs to Capt Wigginton, of Bedford, and has
been Mt large nearly year.
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ELECTION TICKETS, supplied promptly and
cheaply at this office. Send in your orders.
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AprlI. 3IIih, 10,
GEORGE VI. EslCkER SEQ.

IL NCI Vku, Va.
Respectfully beg leave IN call the attention Oft.
Ladies' ihee very sp cnitd and CT rSire stick e
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROIDERIE>, in
Muslin and Lace goods 'mr.ine almost every ,nrie.
I, OF work and ,i5le, % of quality and price
Ladies in liz city aIr1. thsc visiting the city f.
the purpose ofsupp'ying Themselves with such good.
will please ii aud make their p"rchn,cs.
nnl2n 1.
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6hRMANs AnoUsED.-The Germans of this
CITY htid meeting at the City Hall last night,
says the Wheeling lntellieenoer, where we un
derst"rd, they male some sort of declaration re-
specting their political rights, and The course
a'hich they shall pursue at the coming elections.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

NIRGISIA AUTHoRs--A New NoyEL.-lt is
gratifying to the people of Virginia to know that
authors are rising up on tho soil of the Old Do
mnon, who promise to take high position
among tho favorte writers Of tho age. Two of
the recent productions of Virginia Authors have
met with most encouraging success and favor at
the hands of the public at home and abroad
Very few late publications have been more popu-
lar and successful than "4lLoNEn and "YIRGINIA
CoMEpIAHs.' That charming production, the
former of these, has been republished in London,
and an edition of t'renty thousand copies solid
No better evidence of literary merit need be ad-
duced than fact like this. The Jirginia Com
edians has also acquired high reputation; nd
the numerous admirers of that capital work will
be glad to learn that new novel, by the snmo
author, is in press, and will shortly make its up
pearance, with the title of ELLIE, or the Human
Comedy The scene of the story is laid in
Richmond and its appearance will be looked for
with much interest.
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" VI s. MORRIS
TuOS. l.. JOtiNSON.
mo. r. LEE
J rs + l1ORNER
ClIAS. l.. DlBEELL.

NJ, obi-rt ia tl~ .tnNe Proposition is to have tie
ploc. Sep rorrr order, mi mike il worthy tho
rnme ~ "CEMElERN q" Whilst cn.arc there on
eu 'ineas, hive frequently und men md children SIT
ting On The Toub', aud oihrrwt.e rf,cing tie ora
ment. 81 the etavrs IN several it,t.nca. aiv.Jry .a
boys ont Of thu cueln.nrn who vcr,. c,gnci ia ,wrS
r''k. using hr t"pn ,mcr. Of Monuments ~ n,nrh
ier tp"' Nhois tlrr thai hHs Gicnd o loved oqe
hur'ed there that Tx - hear of ocople tr,o
Ia "S"r their Prsve- and otherwise decorating tho
qu,et City c the dend1" NV
II IN" proposition meets thu appreciation of 10, h, l.
'r., shall see il Intended to pers.i alv
fer.oa- willing 10 add Their nnirc. to Tho Lis,
'ciihors cnn Il" so by oalingat my Madd. War,.
mlA%-alm JOHN Is, GADDESS
E>RESp GAKREN SEEDS-Just r,
l. -, 81 a "eS lot eeds: Pra,, Stmp, Beans Lei
iuco Celery. SC ~.
ari-t. L STADIEa Il co.
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E5AESPEits MAGAZINE
GEORGE VI. RUCKEIs XCO.

LfNcHBuRG Va.
Ani 30th. 1855.
luke pleasure in ahnou ring their trends and
toners TINT they arH III receipt ut their entire
stock ofFANC' and STAPLE DRY GOODS tor the
season and esrertluy invite MI persons ting reaal
ly soodGOODS Mt reasonable prices Ia ca. and mako
then srirctions. upi} =.
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OFFICERS OF THE VIRGINIA COLONIZATION So
GETTY FOR THE YEAR o55--PREsIpENT.-C
John Ruthcrford.-NI PREsDENTS.-R Robert
G. Scott. VIM. II. Mcfarland. Hon. Henry A.
WISE George w. Summers, Judge II. l.. Mon
cure, Andrew Stevenson, p. Williams. C. j. Fanlk-
ner, Alexander II. H. Stuart, J. c. Brpce. 'raz-
well Taylor, John :. Caske, 5. Mcdowell Reid,
w. Ballard Preston, Judge G.. II. Lee, John NJ.
Sreed, Thomas j. Niche, Wyndham Robertson,
VIM. Maxwell, John II. Cooke. John Janney.
MANAGERs.-P. '. Daniel Jr., james Thomas
Jr., John q. Steger, X. Whitfield. Samuel ! at
ncy, DIR. W. II. Gwathmey, Nicholas Mills. DR..
Merritt, p r. Grattan, Michael Grcttor, John c.
lIobson,John Howard, DIR. VIM Palmer, Fleming
James, VIM II. lIaXall, James Dunlop, Jacquc-
line i. Taylor, Ii. \. Claiborne aud John NJ Pat
ton. Jr
Recording Secretary.-Fre lcrck Bransford.-
Cor. Sccretary.-P, V. Daniel, Jr. 7'reasurer.-
Thomns Il. Mis-.
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VIRGINIA CApErs.--ln the list of the new Ca
diets for West Point for the year of 1852 we find
from Virginia, Robt. II. Glens and Abel S
Scott.
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FIRE N MECKLENBURG.- The barn of Mr.. Ed.
Larry jr., in MctkIenburg county, containing his
whole tobacco crop,was burned ON the Goth inst,
together with 400 acres of woods.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02

VIRGINIA NAVAL SuRGEoNs.-Amongt the names
Of the candidates for admission to Surgeons
post in the Navy, we find the following Nirgini-
ans who were satisfactorily passed by the Medi.
cal Board in Washington: John Nansant, Ed
win r. Denby, Francis L. Gait and VIM. NJ.
Page.
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JOHN CLARK,
nlr,issi,n tImphont


,RKrcrFn tvERY WEDNESDAY axp s.rusp,,
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Commission Merchants,
40 ard ll2 Broad ,tree,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-25

EV- 4 fool in high station isliEe aman
on the tor nt = moNumJnt--eVcrybodY
tarposrs si0 ~ 10 him, nlGhc aiTcAtS small
tC4yS%,ot9I
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-25
LsTEST FALL ARRIVAL.

BUM, WALTERlIOUSE d BU-
WOULD once more call the attention 0
public in general to their Latest aud Graz
selection of Fancy and staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from he peculiar advantages they
had in purchasing, they are prepared to
! little cheaper than ever. Call and examine
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Fancy French and Pcr,ian Berege, Delo
Lustre8, Ginghams, Apaccas, Merinoea
Silks; both Plain and Fancy zza
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES
Black French and American Broad Cloths,
and Fancy CassimoreS, Satinetts, leeds
Heavy Cloths. oon
French Collars, Collaretts, Chemisetts, U
sleeves, Artifcials; Silk, Linen and Embrol
! Handkcrchiels; Mitts Md, Lisle Thread
and Cotton Gloves; Laccs; Linens; Jaeo
Swiss Mulls; Bobinetts; Bonnets and !
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, BOYS and Youths Fancy Cavali
Wide Awake Hats; Gents No. | Extra
skin, Fur and Otter Hats.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Nip
Calf and emil d Brogans; Gents and Boy
and Calf Boots; Caters; Ties, DC; Nq
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting &.
Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskinsi !
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle 1
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown and bleachod NJ.
Drills. Denisens, Sheetugs, Pillow q
SArlings, Cambrics, Silesias, Table {
Crash, Canvass and Prints of every Varlet!
net Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Waddin{
rarpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &c; Tri
Bays, S lcheis, Umbrellas, &c.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSW
Lipencott's superior Axes; Collins an
Shovels; Door Trimmings Cutlery; Pocket
: DC. Queensware of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Y Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasscs by the
e and half barre; a full assortment OF
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and BIZ
Finally, every thing in The Dry Goods al
lis c,ry line Come all who want to buy, a
: don't want to buy; come any way
TIC CLOVER AND TIMOTHY Sc
ar A good article Of each for sal low.
lis TIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Coop
'ar at our mill. ,-
lis BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BU
lis jackson, Oct. Is, '55-3O
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-25
MMlnl lllLlNli Mil Be

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lS3O-Duncan Macarthur received 49,66si-
Robert Lucas, 1886 Scat 22G, total 99,OoO.
lS32-Robert Lucas received l,25l: Darius
Lyman, GO, 1876; Scattering, IS total, lJI'4O9'
IS34--Robcrt Lucas received 7O,I38; james
Findlcy g., ,4l4 Scattering, 80; total l3S, l9O;
IS3G-Joseph Vance received 3,2O4; y; Bald
win, SG,4ls; Scattering 300; total l79,562,
Is38--Wilson shnnon received lO1 ,ee4;--
Joseph Vance, l02, lag; Scattering T. total 2lo.'
037. W..
l64O-Tlomas Corwn received l45,4l| WI
son Shannon l29,3l2; Scattering d tOtai "'4'-
7G2 ,o.o,,
ls42-Wilson Shannon received l21,9lli--
Thomas Corwin, l24, ,85l; Leicester King S,SO'i
total 25S, 1871 ,oo, ~
lsll-Mordecai BARLEY received l46 ,3S3i De-
vid Tod, I45, ,952; Leicester King, 6,o9S; Seat
tering II tctal 100000. oo,o n,.I
ls46--William Bebb received llo,o5o David
Tod, llG,4S4; Samuel Lewis lO,199j Scattering
46; total 246,le6.
ieiS~-Seabury Ford, l4s,756i John B. Weller
las ,445; Scattering 742; total 297 ,e43.
ls5O-Reubcn Wood l33O93j VIM. Johnson
1871 ,lO5: Edward Smith l3,747 total 2G7 43:.
l65l-RCubcn Wood l45,6O4i Samuel f. YIN
ton, 1885, Samuel Lewis 1924; total "o@
| IA. - o.
l853--Wm. Mcdill l47 $685. n. Barerc 3d.
500 Samuel Lewis 5O,342; total 2S3,625.