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VALUABLE PROP ERTY:


Farm in Cook county, Illinois, 30 acres, witha
Eae dwelling house, barn NJ ee5SATy outhou
and 3 variety Of fruit trees, under good
cultivation. val I'd a, 5,5o0
country residence pleasantly situated miles
from 81 Lo4is the house il nearly new, and
fnsI, ri,aaaeaed m fruit and SHADE trees, AGO.
T. Gilbert * COS panus 1890
5 Elegant piaEOs rosewood cases 1,stu
5 Price & to's EaeiOGeons $50
5 superb keyed acc3rdiaas 90
set parsuT furniture $50
Set superb iHrCr furniture 800
10 Gents hEe gold watches I,2 OIL
10 Ladies fire gold guard chains Tn0
10 Iadi fGe gold watches 25a
10 Cent? fire gold vest chains 800
90 Sets Ladies' orna msnted bracelets 2Ir
40 sets Ladies' o-nameLted ear rings In0
% Gents cluster pins $50
. Ladies fae MCsaic pins $50
50 Gents gold rings with aetiings 4,0
30 gents gold pens with case 1850
2nB Ladies' gold pens wi h cases l,G0u
1000 gold pens, enau1eled points 1900
leo gents Turkey morocco port monnaes 30
lOt ladIes pearl iBiaid pcrtmCnn&ies $50 ]
Double b4rTelied gun silver mounted so
Set hunting :rappings Is
AserN7S tTySt4i Palace sewing ul8chine
50 ladies' figured SILK and satln pxr-suls $50
80 Ladies SIR umbrellas 90
81 gents SILK umbrellas $50
iae gents wsikng canes 500
= 10 Ladies' fans, various patterns 500
10 Ladies' geld thImbies en
"a Ia4iCs II yer thimbles *
Ladies' SUPERB work boxes Is
2 gents dressing IS
Splendid pieasu carriage o5n
le0a Pnpulas literary WORKS Inn,
1860 Pine sieei engraviI.gs Of Clay 1870 |
tg't Fine steel eBgTByinzs Of Webster 1870 |
1850 Fine steel engreviugs Of Calhoun sea |
In making the above selection nothing has been ipclp
de ts. is not highly useful and desirable. are
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FOR SAFE
!HE south east quarter Section thirty-three town
L eight, range four east. AIso-seyeral unmproved
Lots and parts of lots. in the village DodgeviIie
Also the pace iormt ry known the Tom jenkins
place IN DodgeViile beiug parts of Lots and fou
Block three
Any of the above property viii be sold cheap, and on
fav orabie tenn Apply
COBB Il MESSMORE, Agents,
Mineral Point, or to
AUG. F. DOW. the owner,
New York City. st.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

II I " Il I-NiS q ICIL c y COLI p 4 n z
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919
CAPETas. STOCK, S3Oo.ooO!,
& u hfLEf, oec'y' THoS. X. BRACE, Pres.
DIRECTORS
,'ofIA9 BRACE' EBENEZER FLOWER
= n, - =. I I}s'a. +. BiLkELEY,
So SD W - ktD6E, ROLAND MATTER,
-, 49, f,1 ~ ~ XII, EDWIN 6. RIPLEY,
y 20 , * ~ LOR, SANU Ell 6. WARD
s,,t ~ ,F o. EL.I,' HENRY L. PRATT,
~ a ~, ~ :. IL, AUSTIN pTNHAM.
I'm L. boS y ILL. JUNIfFS :. MORGAN
GUSTANUS DAMS
Policies Fire and inland Risks issued a., f,vo.t
terms by % - a. {
n. B. BoYDEN, Agent
me ABOVE old established and well known ccnorary
ohtihle &" Insure "oygBssy dwellings and Farm -,
-, ia real AMI personal property On as favorgbl.
eF's as any esPousibie company. All Iosses Iihasii
%. t'oHii.is P.'i y the'r agent ~
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FEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform. the
z travelling public that he is running a TRI-
EEki.f STAGE between MINER Al POINT and
y a8REN. as follows I'll Leaves the Frankiin House
Mineral Point, Monday, Wednesday and Friday uer.
aings-ieaves the Burnett House, Warren, on Tue sdav
Thursday aud Saturday mornings, of each week con
meeting AZ with The trains East and and
Mineral Point with stages Tor all parts of the State
Pass gong Eat will md thi safe and com
Portable route, aid greatly their advantage as none
bni The est and N st careful drivers viii be employed
This is the only regular line of Stages between this
point and th- Railroad be relied on
Public patronage e solicited.
CHARLIE COX
mineral 5'o4Ht, November 10 1854. 1.f
AZeuGs-- Mineral Point, j. p. TRAMEL. Fraus lin
touse- Darlington, NANw SGoS1R. Warren, A. & :.
6URNETT, Burnett House.
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one syoro Mere TO rnvaIid So
Es8EsEEss'S E<HEAN EENINENT.
TEE REST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN.
TERNAL OR EATERNAL APPLICATIONS.


Il has been f1upz to etset the most ,,-,,
TOR ALI comp Isiuts where an external srd papv
, where iusrsl application is rtauir. The cum
Iry IS rtglen.td 20 produce better ;ce or ono brt
Eili eject such astonishing cures be proved by
/ throua hout ,he couutry
I5oEerst-s upon ne system in powrrfuI and ereo.
-uaI manner sci Win Tire greatest safety. From lie
name Ct IT, coostiou1 II peetraffs specify relaxing
contracted tore=- resior!nz the OF iabs long par
!z D. restoring the ue oi muscles, which have long
1st iher actiun from various causes For IL cilo1s Of
ihe in" 81 eeknerr Of lie sides, Gr Back, Liver
Complains EnlA ge1nrGt Of the Spleen, great cures
have been effected p' apii in; the INDIAN LiNtMlNT
externally vilh faw dsuFs 'Gken lump
iHterfel}y For long standing colds and Coughs and
soreness accompanying sach III -ct.ons it bas no foaal
iiloas thuHc trfap ~ ihe Bowels and SIomerh, thc
Nerbus eject 4al aud safe r. rnedy Pieces
cents, Or botties fer 81.
FoEs T1AN.
u cures inaarntr tor ard Chronic Rheumatism Sore
side, s.ia JOINTS, AGGe in HE Fee srairs Salt
Rfe Bruises thilhIains T8cth-Acla sting OF iusec,s
ra6 IS s l a i5.s sSfsgg Es, as
| las, Headache, Diseases Of the spine, &C.
E3-e HORSES.
II cannot be surPesSed spraies Calls Clales sDd
Scratches strains OF Ire Shoulier stia cked geet
King worms 81 eget and is cure for the Ba,,s
haFe b~sa 1Eed by the Indian LinlmeEt
L IS well sGoYn fac; that the fndiurs possesseds
n75n 20 The white know ledge az these pt.pt
so important to mans md would treveT
witt Tie !ndans, it Iui been rs Missiosses
iraVelHg among them have become acquainted viii
these reued IS aud their mode If rr-raraur n ss
oy IN ueaes tlal the Celebrated iNDlAN LINIaEeT
va" found Gus, discovery of the greatesi importance
70 the sick.
BARREl.L.'s iEDEAN LINIM EHT, with DR.. BIAxr.
~AEATiFE iIFE IItLs is ali the medicine used hY nanv
tanes Gnd ns re Who have tested their virtues would
ioT q be without taem- Agents ERE daily writing for
more giving accounts of rev ard astonishing cures per
'oFmea BY "A, bJib external ard internal.
Try At once. GOT 1cfH 3aerer regret II.
AND TheR y0N base gscerteineb its virtues you will
naF'r be without ID l the house. in e see dents.u
usider il safe 70 irsva Bitiou uot,le in your -uni
iiEe thousands ~ others, who know well, and sac
hen they have tc Il There is nothing fnat can con.
pave with u, fefpEa the people
The most ast9ni-hu- cures have been perf5rr-pt BY
this Lulineat: n his heroine the Family PAyseaz in
many houses. For ipstanee-
Madison, Indiana, pJil q, 1852.
y 2. eAzsT--Piease scad twenty f We dozen Of
Ia5 Ti.s iuuiaD iTnifueni. thejr families
would not live vi hguttt.
Yours, truly, JoszpH NoRIHoRorT.
Prepared By T. q. @. ELkRv, Cleveland Ohio, and for
saie By ID Paiford, Mineral Pcint; r. Ansley, Lin
dep - IL Cox, Mililn; Eowdei & Hooper Mifan: c.
3av7yf.
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st. Louis Advertisements.
From ths Newspaper Advertising agency Of
~. 81 Syss1E7sER,

NO. Il, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Who is the AG EN- for the best and widely crcu-
Lated Newspapers in the West and is authorized to
take Advertising and Subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
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LII persons are forbidden to nine dig, remove min
n eral from Otherwise trespass upon theCoiIo wing
described premises. to Wit:
The south east IA of section sc. town e. range east
north Of north east Ia and norih \ of south Is Of
IA of section l, town ;, range 2esst.
And further noceis hereby given that any person
persons trespassing upon the above premises
dealt with accoi ding 10 law FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853. 36tf
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FzlHE subscriber would respectfuyc ~ the attention
4 ofthe pubic to his well selrcted stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Toys,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand on tgh Street, opposite Mil
tons here he may be found at alitnes
accommo Cd ate those no favor aim with their
ronage. He has on hand a good supply of
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Soieraties, Spices, Fruits,
NUS. S0rdiaes, OySters, &c, sc,
Al of the best qualities land offered the
able terms.
CANDIES OF ALI Gz1EEDgD
Manufactured Sold v hoIesaie and retail. cheap
they be had place in the west connec-
zion with this establishment good
. a e II q Y
ny which he is always supplied with fresh Cakes
Pies, &C, and also prepared to- furnish
90 Sd L5TG8 AND PARTIES,
With the delicious varieties, sui
the most partic uar taste.
0s- The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
THOMAS M4LONEV.
Mineral Point, July 90, 1859. 3atf
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sD5 sss.E <sskECst.-Atl persons hereby
& notified not to trespass Mine or Dig, upon any of
the following described lands, without the written
sent permission Of myself or my agent,to wit
Descrip. sec. Tn. Ra. DescriP. Sec. Tn. Ra.
IL ) " n Ii e
shnwq "e ehsw 10 g 6 e
" h q g 50 sc neq&ehn
v hneq va Is G
aw q IA &c Sse swq II -
n Q
section - & go IS q
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
ard all persons from buying removing any Lead or
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
! Blue Mounds, Iune 3. 1852. M
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UEsr EcEEssp At TBE Mn ERAL POINT
eE BOOK itt.ife and sayings OF Mrs. Psrtingion
Perm Leaves frs,rn F2nny's Port Folio, I'd Series
Fra LyBussy. D. Mrs. Noodle.
Z lghng re Bush, do.
Mark HuTdisSa do.
IL eertunat. ~Aj.
81 rit NAM lions, BY Duls.
Helen MugeaEe. Heatrice. chances at Europe BY
-schoomSsEe-s- hs Hugh Miller
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point, Jare 81, 1884.
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- sAsf3lFF = Boxes I perior ,fors&l a
- Ne'- ~ 1888 GEO. ~ CoBB's
aoksNe TORACCO-5 bbi., Goodwin 4
- harrys Spanish mix ID for ssis at CoRR;s
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Eo sEoG sEkE.PaxxS

The subscriber would casl attention to his s,oct-s
PORK and L.9RD
pnt up By himself, ard warranted 10 give
Saving Shoulders end SIDES, newly cured - - I.
Jars aEd barrels, weighing from 10 10 30 pound -
February p, 1854 l. : ALLEN
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.s.osEs, Ws-EsS- ac -sdrs. otie bv. -
- naiti as us keep for saie carpDlete ssz-- @
q Cloves Aitts, embroidered ard uair' vi
rams sad many otheF articles which the aides ,yi
90 -e'i 20 e-ii AID examine before I.ssFsisst i
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~ >EFANCR AG SGE
Undersigned having received the Agency of the
= following 9, rnparies to wit " y"
Jefferson Ltfe Insurance Co OF C.,tcia,afi Ohm
'''' 1 ''* Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
IaAey n L,
= prepared "a take risks Lives and Property on the
serrns eitheron the sock or Natu-
~ t'heipie. X d PtHFORD.
i'f' Agent for iowa Co. Wis
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Madison, Indiana, 4 pyil q, 1889.
Ma. ARET--Piease scad twenty I've dozen o.
rms Indian iinFueRt. some think iheir families
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

Prepares BY II. q. g. CLkRv. Cleveland Ohio and for
saie ~ ID Paiford, Mineral Pcint; T. Ansey, Lin
dep; = IL Cox, Mililin; Eowdei & Hooper Mifain: c.
3av7yf.
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WE race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
= the face 81 the earth; the Fe9uods are gone the
ssoheican exists in tradition only and few Scattered
sou1os and earth the only vestigee Of the
sAscoutlhs; The SAJhS too, have been driven from
LEI emf hunting greuf DIS aud in generations
sone wiz REMAIN Ia tell the story their wrongs bu
~ orc er mat Their be handed down 10 fitIr
seidtohs' anI their rtrtHes be extolied, the under
UOOLEN SOCKS.
hch &c Nliiospase OF in quantities 10 saiL purchasers
y. Is = lev pieces of CHEAP BED TICKS have
80 s1 hrof ght along to supply the places Of Inc nm
ouS heer Tres which the approaching cold yzeatber
= VI. SMITH
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gaSsss.ES5 NOTICE. 50 All persons hereby
= notified not trespass, mine dig upon any of
he following lands, without the written The
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9,00n VALUABLE GIFTS,

In making the above selection nothing has been iucl-
ded tst ID not highly useful and desirable There are
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Caution.

Blue Mounds, Iune 3, 1859.
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Thomas HOLLOWAY.
M and Nassau Streets, NY,
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q ss.s,tt.tgsi liikUU.H FitOM Bo.iiAhAs 40
s---A.--.a4-AHS LNNCHBitRG AND ElCnMOAD


Fare from lynchbarg to Buchanan. 30
From lynchbug to Charlottesville. 80
On and the I'D OF October Packet II leave
Buchanan a NJ, and I.ynchburg u 7. ~ Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond second day
At } o'clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg = =. NJ
reach Scoes,e Id ~ NJ, day and in Char
ptcSyle at 81 F. NJ Leave lynchburg for Buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A NJ Monday Wodneday and Friday, and
arrive ii J.. NJ.
Lynchburg to Richmond see time and distances in
rlrl hDlt
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DAVID & wM. CURRIE
Of Richmond AND 1Csr~h
u Nl,,n Nnpr ID ACkEIS This home f.4.lrll.ii u

These vessels are the class built in the city OF bai
ore exprrssIy for this have superior aecoho
daon for passengers They commanded by eXpeehccu
Captains well qualified for the trade and "is VIM SPAR 10
stcam may be relied on TO san promptly do
advertzod vi,
Merchants going North ordering goods from New ORR
will to ship by this line as eieh' WIN
always any other line Of Packets anu
will be made by the agents in kichmoha anu
New. York give satisfaction Insurance can be effected IN
the Richmond Association by this line at per cent
We respectfully and hope to succeed in obtaining iu
share of patronage. -,.,
Goods Skinned by this line York will be forwarded
free New orleans, Mobile, Charleston, ga
vannah or any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Richmond in the Dock in New ork
at Berth No l. House Slip foot OF " all Street
DAVID & WIN. CrRRIE Richmond, Agents
C. II PIERSOS, y. Y,
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. sc.

AEw FALL. AaD nlNEE as GOODS
~ sifGLER. McEEDbkf q Co. respectfully inform
ieads and Toe pubhc generally hai they
have completed their stock Of SE~ PAIL And WHIT Efi
nN GOODS which sill compare with any stoek IN the
let. All they ak i n call lsep 2l=ts
<tEOTH@. ta->fuEHEs AND tEstIN<.s
- ali qualities al reduced prices.
oe5l JAMES A. sTI9LER q co.
khtG OH, Bs51.-Iust received Castor, Beaver Frock
Goats made IA the yie These Coats
NJ :! TAI and see them, at the Clothing House of
ocrU GLASS d HAlNE, j. DIXON, Agt
ACT. 9Th, fs5J.-Wc are opening far sale large and
" sasd assortment Of shirts and Collars These Goods
mp eSpfesy sales Also. Under Shirts and
BIawcrs. every variety, at he Clothing Honse Of
GLASS 4 RAIAE j DIXON, Agent.
ArEW SHOES, ae.--Iust received by express at B
~ : HouPERs a beautiful lot Of new Goods, among
hich he found The following articles;
Ladies' me congress Caters, ne. Style
with
without tip;
coloured
KID side lace,
Kid aud Morocco f.nds Buskins Ties and Slippers;
Centlemens fine Patent Leather Congress Callers
oxford 1ies
And general assortment d chiidrens Shoes. Sc &c.
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r.. csszasnssE7 VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
~ II~LINA Union aGRICILrIRAL FAIR

~ lVUwLfNA UNION AG RICIL RAJ FAIR
The members Of the abofe FAIR and all
&e intended for exhibition ui be trans
ported southsde Railroad the toosnR terms Wa
Pay REGULAR RATES in coming down TO the fair, and
return FREE
An Passenger Train viii leave Lynekbsrg ct o'clock
NJ MONDAY the a2d inst. stopping at all the uterine
date Stations take up passenger and reach Petersburg NJ
O'Clock There viii attached to this Train tefs
Freight Cars Stock &c, The regular Passenger aud
Freight Trains will usual The regular ffgt Trains
leave ynehbnrg a o'clock A II TuesdaY ghursday
Saturday. arrive Petersburg lc days At
clock NJ Stock, Ae, for the regular Freight Tram should
be the Depot. Lypchhug Monday, "cdaeslay
and Friday.
The regulations above sll apply te II" Virginia
State Al rirutural Society.
Persons attending the Pair mist praiee tksEscVes with
Tickets the different aePoa at Which they TAX TIE Train OF
}aH uiH BE- charged both going and returning
BY order of the Board of Directors
y q WALL, Superintendent
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sywsCE A uEEn nETWE EN
z EEV l.ss lsUSND ANEs N. - rssG>
ID WORCESTERSHIRE JAMES ON .sssEsuhhxakss.

he L. $ Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in CON.
mani OF Capt LWIs PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at } O'clock for Rich
noud She will take any freight from City Point
she leaves Richmond regularly every II EsDAI AFTER
NOON At / 81 clock, New urk.
Those desiring ship her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers take this Sill! here have
q Sttte-hooni secured by addressing us by mail
u The EOANDltL. Capt. SKINNER stops at City Point
viii land freight. Both the Jans
Roanoke receive passengers Ulty Point
and NorfolA. LIDLAM n WATSON
mar Rich VA
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usREsn sRf.syAE.-The Family Grocery has just
received following articles to which the subscriber
respectfully the attention OF his friends cuso-
mas and pubic large assuring them that by calling at
the anil, Grocery hey VII lind the largest and best Beef
Tongues TINS also nice lot Dried Beef
Bologna SauSages Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot Of
Hro5ns fine article Of Black Imperial and Gnnpow der
pas good OF Hosiery Tor ladies' gentlemen and
many articles such as Perfumes Soaps
Cloth Hair Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
Combs children, many other articles tedious 10
mention al Of which will be sold cheap for cash. or IN
chqnpf May be added to the above list
Spires kinds ground up in papers, for family use
superior article Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
before all are gone J IL. SOLOMON.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

syo., NEW OnGEAN aud h.oui-
siaaa J.inc-first Packet 10 san with uis ffI>
patch The su perar fast sailing double aeeA'u nAEh
and copper taste ned schooner, ELLEN captain r.,
JAMES STEWART NV loading and VIII san AZ aooNe. ''
'"' " " 's arr DAVID & WM CURRiE,
Richmond.
ps-shpper by this Vessel will get their goods to port
AT one half rate freight cheaper than by any
amer route and In less Insurance can DC eneeeu On
80 ~ - =. - - - u. & ". &.
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EGss.lNs..A AND OK BAND, 30 hhds. %.
Ia A&D 4 X 81 GAR,
his Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
~ bbs Loaf Crushed and Pulf an4ed sugar,
100 bags RIO and Laguyra Coffee,
~ bags Superior old Java do,
hhds Cuba and 4. X MolasseS,
90 bits n. o M9iasscs.
20 Bar lr0n. assorted,
do Hoop and Band de,
do. Biisiorod Steel
10 Cast and Shear do.
lUO00 lbs Bacon,
200 Sides Sole Leather,
IS de. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Calf skins
Pink Lining do.
40 " Sheep skins,
200 bales Cotton Yarn,
10 bales Dsnaburgs,
20 boxes 81 ERIN and Adamanfne Candies,
80 do. Hull & sons Patent do,
10 do. Soap
10 do. starch
800 Kegs Nails, ) 10 90 dy,
10 Nrot Nails
Is bbls. Tanners OIL,
40 tons Peruvian Guanu,
300 sacks salt
Also Paid Elotcled Brown Domestic, Calico Linen
Drill Bed r0w Lines. Window Glass aud Pntty,
topporns Alum Maddef Hd IHdgo Pepper Ginger and Spec
Spades ShaYe Trace and Hatc Chains Manure and tiay
Forks Bouts Shoes and Hats for sale, exchange for enun
produce, accommodating terms
All 9l-fs JOHN IfoI.LISS.
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EREsg PAIL AND WINTER CABBAGE srGb-
SUMMER Turnip


4 HAVE NOW OPENED BEAUTIFUL AsS0R1
MENI OF GOODS, suitable Ia the present and approach
Ing prices 70 suit cash customers consisting IN part
Black Figured aud Plaid silks French Aernos, Bumba
zines; CohufEs Mapaecas MouSns aud tsshorcs la great
variety; rich French Needle Work: Bands Of tho cAu
site styles Collars ard Break Caps - each worth
dollar with ontiroY supply Of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes and Caters with Cork Heels and the work warranted
to stand equal to ANY offered 10 the public
IL IDuN ARRAHA Als
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yEggHANDISE, &C.
n, l,r,rr.-cREAT IyDrCEMENTs.--

rhe LADIES' the city OF iyBehbars and All others Vis'
y are particularly invited tn call at the cheap cAs
-. and xaaine nay large stock of FANCY GOODS consist
"a nafsr blaeA eoisred silks; French Aerinos Tsh
nri NousBs plails cheap high eelaTe Delainesi
% aries Hosiery Also. idO yards of superior
ab ae5 warranted perfectly last coiot the low price
~ II cents Come aud all they selling fast vi al
take of per al cash bil> $40 IN amount
- Is HARRISON LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

HtIANV, d ANee.-ilaYing made arrangements with
VI the Peruvian Agents To supplies Of ANo on the
best prepared to furnish IT, We nave now
bags and will be in regular receipt of IT,
shn Sell but what direct from the agents
all who purchase from may rely getting GENt me
GtANo We Of friends and all others
that will always furnish them with the
best article aud on the most favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW & co,
ID orth o he Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
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i ING WARE-HOU sE-Yhere vii be found the largest
assortment of aninated Steel; fine Double and Single Guns
aes Deans Eaeish sill Cooking Five shooter Coli Al
lens and Tburbo ReYayors and Single Pistols, Pow der
Fasks Shot Belts aud Pouches; Game Bags Cleaning Rods
NfpDe Eiey Cocks and Il ID Percussion Gaps
6t Wads Wire Cartridges, all sfes. Curtis Harvey :
4aand Powder and American Powder all kinds Compress
ell Iues. and small shot; Li4nor Flasks Rogers
PR Monies Gold Silver. Ivory and Crooked sword and
rn canes and every thing line tiah makers
We have 4 o premium Rifles On hanl Repairing done
with dispatch, and warranted 10y
WIN Is & & FISHER opposite the
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
nCToBEn asa, ,,5J.-.sneoarng .Ioa.1

~ MASuFACTURE.--CirY FURNITURE WARE
RO0NS.-The attention Of strangers aud others visiting
Lyncbburg respectfully invited the large and
mandlng Stock OF CABINET FURNITURE and on AIRS
exhibition at my Ware Rooms exclusively OF my own
manufacture.
call from those wishing obuy all ask 70 ensure aaiss.
23,s \. WINSTON
fl@ys Rf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

ERgEGEs. PISTOLS, fLc.-We have on hand 4 very
III handsome assortment of Rites Pistols sc, a., com
prspg very Rifles handsomely mounted win Ger
man SILVER Saloon Rifles and Pistols shaps Rifles; Colts
Five Shooters; Aliens sefcocking Pistols Cane Guns
Foils Hunting Knives Pistols OF all sizes caps
&c. &c, which invite the attention of the public
aug g-fs J.. II. GREGORY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

ing determined close out my stock of Carpenters
srd are aud Building Materials including exonsiue
sortmeni of LOCKS, HINGES, SCREW ), WIN o "
GLASS Sc, &c. the whole stock i offered at cost
These anything In that line would consult their inter
csts by giving call before purchasing elsewhere
mar ii o., 4. WINSTON