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ssFeEEOgy Citizens go


Ia Do vou want to leace goar measure for q
s. FASHIONABLE SUIT OF CLOTHES,
warranted 10 give satisfaction in STYLE, QUALi-
TY, Fir and MAKE? Do you want to see a
large and splendid Stock Of
Cloths, Cassimares, Vestings,
and other seasonable goods for .NEN'S W.fRE?
Do you want to see fine assortment Of CoATs,
PANrs and VEsrs, gotten up in style not in
ferior to the best ordered work Do you want
Under Garments of the ''right stripe" or Fur
NIsHING ARTICLES that 'caai be 6eaf," )" or
Boys CEOTERENG
for your Sons? In short, if you want aU or my
of these things so essential to the adornment and
comfort Of the Esonttr man. call on
STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor,
McKarg's Row, Baltimore Street (neHt door
TO CampbeIis Drug StoTe,l Cumberland, Nd.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!

The Pocket .Esc'tiapiasi or
every one lis olen Phgslcian.
The 50th Edition, with one
hundred engtaviHgs, showing
Diseases and MaHofmations of
the human system IN every form
and shape. TO which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases OF
Females, being Of tue highest
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ISAAC HUGUS, Attorney at Law.

NJ ILL hereafter regularly attend the ST.
W tings OF the Courts Of this county
During the terms Of the Court he NAV be con-
suited professionally at the Hotel Of Maj DAVIS.
Bedford, March 10, 1854.
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FASHIoNABLE TAIL ORING EsTReLIsKNEk1,


The subscriber would announce 10 hS Q"
friends and customers, and the public IN grilr'-
al, that he has permanently located himst,, !.
Juliana Street, next door to DR.. REANER Df'-
s Book Store, where he is prepared 10 rzrcuF
all orders in his line in a superior manner, "a
reasonable terms. From long experience u ur
business, he feels confident he can render Sa'S
faction to all who honor him with call.
He constantly keeps Oh hand rraay-"'.II
clothing, of every description, for men L,r,IC ""
Boys-also, a superior assortment OF CLOi =, ~
CASSIMERES, C CASSGNETTS, SILK. "a
TIN, and other VESTINGS, and Summer va
which he will sell as low as they can BE- 5o@-a y.
elsewhere, and make them up TO the taste o''"'
purchaser. o,,.
He also keeps general assortment OF Cfa'es' q,
Stocks, Collars, Suspenders, Handkerch'ts'. ~ y,
He hopes TO merit aud receive arFai S''''
of public patronage. GRIP
June g, 1854.
Dplaines, Cashmeres, Alpaccas. 1hibet Clo',s, =,
&C., &c, Of every color, just recrlved alg y. :"
sale by A. b. CRAMEk q ~.
VINEGAR WANTED. "A fair price will be s'''
for Ten Barrels of pure Cider Vinegar, BY 70.
sent. s 1851. A. b. CRAMER y W
IN Apprentice, to learn the PrlnticSl c
VIII be taken at the Office Of the brdioiu
zettp on favorable terms.
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Wool, Rag, List and Hemp Carprtng, from
l6e up, Tor sale by
a. B. CRAMER & co.
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4 ,a'e1c, sNoeel, md strictly Scientific @lode
Of applying Eiecfro-.Nagnefism Tor tie
Instant Relief aad Permanent Cure
of I'll NERTQLS DLSE.RSEN
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MUSICAL lhSTRuMFNTs!

Nov. II, BIN.
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LrErRER Ln1.TgER

Jan. 13, 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-08
NEW-YORK,
cenBS. FANS. AND FANCY GOODs.
WILLIAM TASK Err,

" Il L NJ 7 x , Is L L,
~ PARk PLACE, NEW YORK inVitea the ut
~ cut,on Of Son'hern and Western Merchants
to his ttoch If Pms combs, Hair fonih. and Nail
brushes. Ladies ketculcs roliu~,efy, Soaps. Porte
Monraic Jct aud lead Bracclcs, Pocket Books Dress
foitonS, Pins mud Ne idles, Hook. aud Eses, Watch
Gun IL, Wax, Coral md Glass beads Neekacca &c
lae Rubber Combs Cane, Balls and Toys oi every
description. Scissor Rnznrs nud Cutlery, Gold AMI
Gilt lowchy, Aceordeons nn Viz in.. including gem
efnl and very large steca Of Eng ish frvn und Ger.
man Fancy Goods, mbichwi be sola al the very low
est rrieeslnr c'sh approved ruper
w Orders hy eitrr seipcted aud put up i the beat
manntr,
WILLIAM TASkER,
10 Park Place. NrwN ork.
L. S.--rease eni thi. nnr mnyo div
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z. W. PICKREIt. y. NJ, TANNOH
PiCkRsELI. n TAANoEs,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS.
Petersburg, Va


WE respectfully cal the otteo,eo ei the eiti1ens of
w LyueAburg. and the surrounding country, to our
extensive uasortuent of Lumber which cous.ts of
many kinds suitable Builders fohncconist4 Calumet
Makers, &c.
For Boilders ee have III grades If Albany White
Pine Cherry Mahogany, hlncl, Walnut, Ne
For Tohaccenisfs We Keep large slnc &C Wiifs
Pine Cullin - sntable for CHsincBaion " Wooi aud
White Oak 70, BaNvs.
For Cabinet Makers, have Poplar, Cherry. Maple.
&c, &c, with genepl assortment al every thing
ally kept in a Lumaer Yard, such Gypess Shngle4,
l.aths Spruce piuo la'incs &c., &c.
ANTHRACITE eOAL.-Our fasd j. awuvs sup
piled with the brsf Red and White A-h Gonl which
can thraw in the Blk Cars from our Ynrd cor put in
lo ssleal, md Gir~arl. To dcalels wishing mrce
quantity we arr prepared to oder freat inducements
having turn fruta the Suuthsi5e Road running
wharf. where load tfpnl the v'sscl.--
We will sell n low and forward with much Dispatch
any firm in the Siate.
Wa viii also uffend to the iufwa rdne nt yer
rbnrdsc entrusted our Gaze Te Tobacco 1i-', .hil
ping olar great facility. The Take II
10 wharf. where il be put directly ~"
seis, either for iatirnore Philadelrhn New York.
We also have Gruue capable of fai.iae ten fifteen
Tons which take apy Lcnvy atiirln rnn the vessel
the We ~,i be pleased 10 receive orders
tend to amy thing in our line may - jim
CPRGNG TRADE ISjJ.-GEO JONES
- & co. Ihoeerle DrHgcids, ie.ersbnrg, NirGinia
have .ereivrd tter SPRING Stock of Drlg-, Medi-
eine= Paints, Nc. and offer for sale
lnent, embracing a articles in this liae, suited Ia
tie of Country Merchans, Druggists Ptt-ieians
and Farmers.
Obaiuing their snpdlies from Manufacturers md Inn
pnrters only they prepared furnish these goods
low any regular Jobbing house. $@Ordcs receive
prompt and careful attention. mnr9.ts
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The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age /
AYERS gATKATgTfC PILLS

=
ffNHEY don't belp complaints but then cure them.
L One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the of Scrofula
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box always the Jaundiee.
Three Boxes are SIRE to cleanse the system from
Bos-oteE less than does il.
Two Boxes have completely cured the wo-s of ul-
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail TO cure the Piles.
One dose ;he headache arising from foul stom.
ach.
Strong doses, often repeated, eSpel every from
the body. They should be given 10 child en- WAC are
always nore or less afflicted with this sc,urle.
As gentle Physic they have equal
One Box arrangement Of the Liver.
Half a Box a Cold
They purify the blood and thus strike at tie fuunia-
tun of every iseHse
AS Dinner Pill thnre is their equal IN the world
They purely vegetable and ito no HARM nut
do accomplish gnuccountable amount of good.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mas and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Me cine ihrougn this section. iriv 72m
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SPlsING TRADE 1893
,I,O THE LOVERS or TIE FINE

i ARrS-Tbos. who delight to look upon and nd.
nre the beautiful specimens Of which the hand of
man. in the present progressive ncc, is forming,
spcctully invited to call on e. ~. MlNNiS g. co, st
theu well established Daguerrean Gallery. There the
Statesmen Of the country wt intellectual brow and au-
gust nlen stand tr m the plate with surh natural
and lifeke appearance that the spectator almost fan
ces lie hears the hcnn throt nnd the lips move.-
There too, the benntihl bushing maiden, with spark
ling eyes and charnng ps invites the ardent youth TO
gaze in admiration Heaven last best gift sinful
mnn." There, too, frocking, romPing chiidhoo L. with
buoyant henrt aud merry uugh. meets the vistnr and
holds him charmed 10 the spot. Then come To q. w
MlNNlS 4. cos nnd view The handsome specimens
Have your likeness, and render, induce her Non
esteem abpve all others 10 accompany youi and eh not
conentcd thuot exact representation oi her md
oi thuse you hold denf eauh. Then should the sill
cord be snapped and the golien bow broten, you
have thut left ich will call vvidy your rrcnl
lection the departed Picture. ttken IN all wealth
with equal iacilities and with the Perfection
Remernbe, MiNNlS K co. are the 10 give you
perfect likeness aud they rny br found all times
iheil far faeed Gallery Main street 81 door from
Bri ge yuctbure aud Sycamore street. Peters
burg Va. &. w. MlNAlS co,
iy 25s Daguerrean Artits.
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cHRIsrMAs PRESENTS.

YIyfE subscriber would resnoctfally call the atten-
4 tion of those wishing make their friends a pre-
sent for Chris mas ur Year that i'll be prized above
diamonds TO call his gallery an select from fi- large
assortment of ewelry and Fancy Go"ds, Ls, received
fo, be occasinn n price. to suit tie times. and have
them file with one OF one his iniEmitahle PREMIUM
DEGUERREOTYPES Eomember that GIBBS bore
Of oi the palm by the first premium al competitors
at the late Fairs Mt Petersburg and Richmond; which
is n sufficient guarantee that his Is the pae tn have
vour image transferred equal nst So Without much
ado come along on railroads, in your garages. or on
foot Us a are received alike, and YOU viii lind plenty
roon good fire and every thing make you comfortable
while wairi, Your time Of sitting. Ia every case en-
tire satisfaction given--or no charge made.
Al tbe sign of he flag Z. Il. GIBBS.
f4S%AI papers adverti-ing for nae will copy
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THG OCEAN TELEGRAPH, To. day the steam
er Calhoun will leave this city, for tho purpose
of laying the submarine telegraph cable between
st. Johns, Newfoundland, and tho main land. -.
About forty guests rave been invited to witness
tho work of laying down the cable, among whom
are Lieut.. Maury, of Washington. DIR, Iamel, Of
st. Petersburg; Prof Mors,, Bayard Taylor
Prof. Silliman, Peter Cooper, Cyrus w. Field,
and the Rev. DR.. Adams. For year past u
regiment of men have been hard at work'in New
foundaud under the direction OF skillful engineers
cutting path four hundred miles through tho
wilderness for the line Of the telegraph. This
road terminates at tho south western point Of
that Island, where n wide arm of the sea sepe-
rites it from Cape Breton The cable to cross this
strait was ordered somo months since ia England.
1t is now completed. aud has been shipped to New
foundand. II consists Of cne iron coil seventy
four miles long and weighed four hundred tons.
In few weeks New York will be in instant
communication with one Of the furthest points Of
the American coast. Tho steamer was to have
sailed Thursday afternoon, but could not get
away. She wiz proceed to Halifax, Prince Ed
wards. and ST Johns Newfoundland. After lay
ing tho cable, which will occupy about two days,
the party will cruise along the coast of Newfound-
land. The trip is expected to be very interesting
and will occupy from fifteen TO twenty days.-N.
y Tribune.
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
TEyIIE underss med having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by Il. 4 N. q. SteptoS, 'wo doors above
Acree & McClsnahan's o stand. md next door to
Mnrren g. Stratton. Main street, Lyf chhurg Va begs
le We call attention of his frend-, and the p+blic
generally 10 hi. stock Of Groceres Liquors, &C.,
which he is offering low for cash in exchange foi
country produce Particular attention paid to the sale
If Flour Whe,t, Corn. Tobacco, &:,-also to the re.
ceivng and iorwsrdng Of Goods.
may - c<sy JOHN LuNSFohD.
Bedford Srnrinel and Salem Register copy 6m
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MONTGOMERY WHITE sui

MONTG0is sEEsY w FL Il u SU H.
WI PHuR SFRI dS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY
VA This naw and beautiful Watering Place will be
cuan for the reception Of visitors the 10th of July.
Ii delightfully."- situated the Western slope of the
Alleehanies in Montgomery cannts, nbuul one md
half miles from The Virginia AMI Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes you to the Springs,
that visitors entirely avoid stage havolling.
Passengers Tea wing Richmond BY the Danve, or Pc
tersbure hy the South Sie Railaod, arrive in Lynch
burg in time In dine where they stay all night or
continue h, Virginia and Tennessee Road, passing
the Peaks OF Outer. crossing the Blue Ridge following
the beautiful valley Of the Roanoe climbing the Ale
ghanies to the Big Tunnel where they take the branch
to the Springs arriving there by O'Clock in the after
noon. These Springs sra three miles from the Yellow
and four from the Allegheny S pings.
The waters of these Springs ve.y similar to the
W ter Of the Greenbr er White Sulphur. pleasant
the aud equally effective in their They
have made some m remarkable Of diseai sea o
10 stan ting and believed in the neighborheod
be an niable remedy for the dyspepsia almost
ry disease that has assumed chronic state There
also two fine Chnlybeate Springs, ono If them very
strong
No cxnense has been spared in fitting up this proper
tv and every exeriion will be made To render ;. visit
pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr.. Tn onP
SON TYLER who ia well known in almost all the Atlantic
cities, have been procured, who will be assisted by
corps of geniemany and obligitg assistants. "A fine
Band of Music is also engaged.
EY7 Communications may he addfessels,
ROBT II. MOSBY.
Pres't Monts'y White Sulphur Springs Co..
iy20 dim Sbawsvic, Va.
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ONEEEAiNG NEW.-The celebrated Morn
~ ing Star Double Oven COOKING STOVE, for
coal %, wa d. u, receive! at The Furnace and Range
Ware house. East Main street. Stove which is con-
sidefed the h,t cheapest most substantial and perfect
Cooking Appsratu, in the nion; and warranted tn bike
rous bnil brol and few 10 satisfactory ner,
with less fuel than suy Stove of similar capacity
ia Call and see them.
ALSO, IA fine arjnent of LEAD PIPE, Of Various
siae.. at hand and for sale by Q. s. BLISS.
iv lTts
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t'Ok 900 ion,s ut III Virginia
L md 'cnnessec Ral,oad "mpany nearing per
zen. interest, principal aud in est payable IN New
York. aud secured by secaad mortgage upon the en-.
tin Road und all ihe assets oi the Company
Iboac securities regarded 3 ot the frat class,
aud will he sold nj price command the ntienon o
every capitalist Full information OF thu present condi'
lion aud future prospocs o the Rand will be furnished
hy US upon application
iunc IttAcia rETEnS SPENCE A. 10
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NEW GODDs.--Just received by Adams g.
Cos Expires our t'ird supply of Now Goods. con.
sisting Of
Plain Bock Silk.
White Jaconet Nuslins;
Cal.sbrios,
Ere eh Wors C,llars;
. Sleeves;
Irish Linens. all price,;
Blh * Lutestring Ribbon, Sea- &c.
Which We invite customers the ladies particu,
lurly, To call aud examine.
mug Its SrIGLER, McELDERY e. CO.
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n FOR EIGN and DOMESTIC n
VHeavy and Fancy Hardware.

y IT 0 q q 5 4 e A N d r + r A I L,
Spring, iS55-Main Street, Lynchburg, ia.
VIZ have just received supply for tho Spring, Of
Hardware, Cutlery iuns Pistols, Hunting Tackle,
Building Mate,ias, Carpenters, Miilwright's and
Smith Tools Farming Utensils Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings, Saddle,y shoe-maker's Findings Floor nnd
Fable Oil Cloths, Plated Goods, Window Cornice and
Shades Wood and Willow We're, iinuse keeping
articles Of most every description Fishing Tackle, &c.
We. which renders stock the extensive and
desirable we have yet offered for public favor. and
embracing greats, variety than any in .s,o os.te.
Those desiring To purchase will find svpsror class
nf goods, and at satisfactory prces; and III who wish
merely to many articles that enti, n aer.
shall take rren plea in showing
npl l2-dscis SIMPSON q BRO.
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WANTED To collect by the lst day nf Az
w gus, oiifhe 0ec9untS due the subscribers ON tie
lst of july Uur friends may eXpec 10 be calrd
in f.w DAYS and We hope they will he rendy and viii
ling to hoHor ar drafS Those who dislike heing
dlnncl usv fnd their bills in rcadiHcs3 at desk,
where tey have the privrdge o settling they prefer
IT, BURROUGHS SHAFER CO
n I6-ts
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100000 AGREs AsNTs wA14sD-HAFzF: nAsD VA:
ErrE w. GRAY, Notary Public, dealer in Land Wa.
ran's, and Attorney for the prosecution OF Military
Bounty Land and Pension claims. wishes to purchase
100000 ACRES of Military Bounty Land Warranis.-
will attend TO any business Notary Public such ss
acknowledg gmeni of deeds, assignment of land War.
rants, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public. Bounty Land and
juy6.,s Pension Agent, Lynchburg. We.
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ssS,tAM' DECL7NENG-UNCL SAM
- having dec ined writing any moe notices fur me
have to rely on my young "Amrrican senius. to
able me to announce. 10 10y friends and the pubc. that
in cnn,equunce of the expiration of the tenn of service
of nv Cunk | will suspend oprraiions in the EATING
DEp,BrMEHr o. business until tie 1t OF October;
II .ring which time ! vii nuke such improvements
win enable me offer my friends greater facilities for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
rmIntry.
NV entire attention will lie devoted the service of
the BA r. which shalt be heretofore. supplied with
the best l1lrs nn C,SrTs tnus be had any where
NV patr,,s fe invited - a FaRe LuNCH, which will
9 served II hnndsom" style every day al ii o'clock
JOHN w. SMITH, Lessee
smf3 "a of Washington House Bar
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VOL. 4 mo /.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Tho Madame Rachel Speculation.


This celebrated French 'rragedienne accord
ing To the programme Is to make her first ap-
pearanoe before an American audience, at the
Metropolitan Theatre, New York, in September
next, The contract under which Mademoisee
performs In this cauntry,is Is given In full il Le
Progress, together with the pay If ea1h member
of the corps Of actors and actresses engaged to
appear with her. For instance, Raohes charge
for the campaign which embraces 900 perfor-
manoes. is aot down at A2s0, 0UO francs. besides
1000 per month for hotel bills. M'lle Sarah Fee
liz, 10000 francs; Mile Len Felix 1000 frnncs;
Mile Dina. 10000 francs, and on, making
grand total for the espensaa Of ,55i 900 francs,
or S5l9,9O0. In order to clear the expenses
alone, the receipts must amount to $500 for
each performance Ii is expected. however, that
the receipts for each night will double this sum,
and that the total profits will eqga the sum al
lowed for all expenses. Will theae expectations
be metl Nous j6rrons.
Rachel is no dopht an extraordinary woman,
aud justly entitled TO the position that is accord
ed to her---of being the first actress on the
French stage; but what will all this avail her ON
nn English stnge, whore at least nine. tenths of
her audience would be MS little able to appreciate
the excellencies of Freaoh literature. or the beau
Ties OF the French language asa taow eating
Esqumauxl Where then nrc the people to
come from who will be stupid enough 10 spend
their money and time in going to see n woman.
no longer young OF hAiuusphp, enact dufnD snow,
or rant in an unknown tonguef II frequently
occurs in tragedy, as IL does in comedy. that M.
less the nction be accompanied by tho words
that interpret it. il loses all meaning or becomes
perfectly ridiculous. Lady Macbeth, for in
| stance. she walks in her sleep rubbing her
hands, would appear 10 be performing a very
! singular operation lid we not hear her say--
"Out damned spot" nc.
| Otherwise there would ho some to suspect that
the lady was merely warming her hands, which
10 say the least would certainly be taking things
very cooly considering tho circumstances.
/ Americans have been whcedled out of thous-
onds by irickery and hunbug; but they have gen
orally got something Car their. money. either
through the eye orthe ear. Sometimes it is
true they have received as qnid pro quo, II flea
in one and BETTY Martin in the other But in
this whnt profit qualification will they de-
rive by being rcg,el with the recitation of old
French rhymes, or the exhibition Of incompre
hensiblc French gesinresl- Bait. Amer.
/
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pEDFOED EKOUSS loppoeis CoNn Hoase)
ID MAIN STREEr LIBERTY. .NA., Con the site OF
the Hotel flrmery kept hy VIM Terry e,q)
The above H1usr, hnih in the modern style
and mrni ed IN the best wanner . opened fsr me
rercp ion Of eueis. rhc undersigned promise Iheit
best efforts merit any patronage wh'', they ly
ceiye. QUANLBs Y SiEl TOE,
Prupretors.
A HACK vi always be ia readiness 10 convey the
guets oi the House and their baggage and from the
Hill Road free at rharge np3 dt4
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nc bboVt ruPs hIe wa UHlO HlVrf n bNFhI nd.
vance is chdrged if sent n the way by Rnlroud No
storage charged OF goods sent through linz. Com
sign BRlDGFORD n Co. Hichmond
ReFERENcEs IN RIoHMoNp.- Setns 4 Brummel,
Tiuslcy Tarly X Co. Sedcn 4 Miller. J. H. Claiborne.
]. W W'ien s Co, Clss. T. WorthamS 4 Co Shrlds
S"mmelviile and Edmonds, Davenport Il Go.
func 9h Is
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well ". Bro wss.

CIVIL ENGINEER DRAUG II rs MAN
AND S RYEYOR.
NFFERS his services to tie citizens OF Bedford, and
~ of Lynchburg ard viii pay strict -ttention an!
business entrusted to him.
ADDRrss- LIBERTY. 40 30--ra
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<,sCY OF LYNCHBUKG,-An engraving
~ .f his City from the accurate painting of H. BEY-
IN ESQ. can be nal at the Book Store of Payne &
Christian byearly application, I'll low price of s4o0
Jul, lG-ts--Rtpublican copy
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
Railroad Notice,
OFFICE B. & M. r. L.. CO

OFFICE b. & M. r. l.. CO.,1
BURLINGTON, Iowa, May 16, 1855.
A L a meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
n the Burlington and Missouri River Rail
road Company, held at their Office in Bmling-
ton, Iowa, May 18th, 1855, it wa ordered that
an instalment of 5 per cent. on the capital
stock of this Company be called for on the lst
day of June, and one of 5 per cent. on the 1st
day of July, and one of 5 per cent. on the LIST
day of August, and one of per cent. on the
lst day of September, and one of 5 per cent. on
the 1st day of October, and one of 5 per cent.
on the LIST day Of November, and one of 5 per
cent. on the LIST day of December, 1885; and
one of 8 per cent. on the LIST day of January,
lS56-payable at the Treasurer's Office in Bur-
lin2ton, Iowa.
Stockholders in Henry County can, if more
convenient, pay their instalments TO Messrs.
w. p. Brazzleton g. Co., Mt. Pleasant-in JEFF
ferson County TO Messrs. Hem. Williams &
Co., Fairfield; and in Wapello County 10 James
Hawley, Ottumwa. OLIVER COCK, 4
May oath, 1858 Secretary.