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JACKSON, May. 10, 1855
BANK NOTE LIST,

TIE following list is corrected every Wednesday
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EXCHANGE.
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]. T. HOLIDAY.
A WII SON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

Az lrisH LETTER PROM NEw lonE. john
O'Connor. late of pni sontown, Hing County,
ireland, addresses to the London Times the iul-
lowing letter, under date Of New York, March
5th:-
Ia the name Of God aud humanity | entrcnt
you To use your powerful and influential pa
per 10 stop the emigration at my miserable
counirymcn from dear old Ireland. They are
suffering all kinds of privations here thou
sands supported ON public charity. lodging in the
station houses, and the Thermometer 10 deg. below
zero; no work, and no chance of any In the midst
of this distress, 1000 people landed To day aud
thousands are expected. Are the people mad,
that they thus rush on death aud Destruction The
Americans uro liberal people, they do all they
can, hut millions will uet sustain the poor
foreigners here. Soup houses ia oil the wards
are daily crowded with poor. How ctm 1t be
otherwise The immigrants hpd here at the
rate of III, 0oU week. 100000 arrived last year,
and there will be mora this year if not stopped
by the Interference of men III England, Tho
work in il,e war, rooms, canals AND factories, is
suspended, which adds to tho misery describe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
The Case OF Estraaap res

We have 10y iii" United States steamer Ful-
ton, under the command oi Lieut. Mitchell nrriv
ed at Norfolk advices from Havana To Saturday
week. on which day Estrampes, CUBAN, was cN-
ecuted for being engaged inn conspiracy for the
suhvcrsion of the government "f the Island. 1t
appears that this unfortunate man had been in tho
United States and had been paturnh2ed and prob
ably acted under the Gelusion Hiat that would pro-
tcct him against the penalty OF treason in his ma
tive country. We fear that the decision of our
government in the case of the Hungarian ko2s-
ia will have the effect of leading other foreign.
born citizens or half finished citizens into Difficult.
~, and il were most devoutly 10 bo wished that
Congress would tahe the matter up and make the
subject of Naturalization aud all its incidents and
rights more debate aRd not leave it dependent on
the constructions and Influences at the hour, pos
siblv to the hazard of the peace of the country.
Nat. Int.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II & fARRELI.S
Celebrated Arabian Linilncnt

l. well known puss.s the most wonderfully heal
ing penetrating. anil stimulating properties, and bv its
promptrc.s IL elIacting cures which previously had
RESISTED all ntler fnedicHr-, min.iierei 10y the most
cienthc physicians has placed II lar cyohd ,imi
lar rene y ever introduced people al the United
S,atp- II stimulates the hb-nrp-nt.to ncrens"d arinn
srd tInI~ enables nai,lr. throw II III east o"Hc
tyies 10 He IoDez Iii strength anil arsify Ia the
mn cIp.-n IN rifuIg unadsnc and tlrrry allny-
ID, rom. ffrit, i'll producing tefshtidr rl"a-tu"
.g- INN Il r,ish h,. uhoc fratr.. q vi g., IL
aLlrt p IL tti", ii pun i"S aud r"ntr'i
ht pi.n9 ~ corru.iYr principle which renders uii
niece o,I- sure, III dtf,, hrnl il ihersnr j. ircu
,rls adapted - t,,i, s'criy rntc. ltt- Iusimrnt
run j.. nc -, nng aud -lrcnaf" une Tiai'r- I'm horn
,gnd T., he II -p,.ri f,r Pirad}~t. ~ Palsy W bite
,eeiIlnr. aud ii ii lnuts ii in iacl al c,mPla nj
inn j, tie l,c'.nr -y-trt. II rt. cu"ri raa's E"
.irnna:i.fn ot tw"rty thirty yen '. stand n. and
nH,.ii,n nf i" Spnr " herein h. cnrr Spinal column
was 81 rtn,nrd nnd i,tutted thu The patent cnul :
moi W. L u -rnd hoi ufiicih support. NUMEROUS
rI-rs OF pul-y AVE been cnrI VII ~ The t'.i had
w,tlcird. ewing ro'hing hu the dried skin aud bJn'
nd rho limbs ioGnv wituont - fc!ing. For
fhiklyen m C,opp il is of inesinahe vn'n", rubbe
and athrd ovei the throat and " applied 'rceY
on III" Il -. it ,ilS give nhJ in the severe
coughs attending Con.unl ,tipn Asthma and Cnd. 1t
hr4s wound, spnrt ly--wlI cure Scullhend, Mange.
Gle Planters m fnr,nrr- will Fl I'd il n vn.unhie
me cinn 20 he apnir II Horses nud Catte for Spr>
Brui.es L. Stf Jp'n-, SNeenry. by 81 oGhicI
Wound. Burns. S2ln's, Cntcs t,ulls, Hardened
Kao- on the flesh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

Ioy. THOMAS II. BAILY.-The Baltimore
American says: The course til at this gentleman
is pursuing at present with regard to the P-
preaching elections in the Old Dominion must
have a tendency to damage considerably the
cause of the Democracy in that State and IN view
of the commanding position that he has hereto
fore occupied in his party, we might add through
out the Union. The Norfolk Herald publishes a
letter dated at williamsburg which gives the fol
loving account of bis opening address delivered
in that place: ..,,,
Mr.. Baily addressed the citizens OF Williams
burp ON Saturday night last. There was large
coneourse in attendance. He stated that he was
.hor1d ha nlsassd to receive the suffrages of the
neople. He adverted briefly t, his career as o
national repres snta,ivc, and had yet to hear the
FIRST objection from his constituency ne hao
been interrogated as to his position on the Know,
Nothing question. Said he was not a member OF
the order. but entertained their views to consid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
The Afrioan,zat,on of Cuba

The following declaration extracted from a
communication addressed by the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs to the Captain General of Cuba
effeotually contradiets the apprehension that the
island of Cuba is to be abandoned to the free ne
groes. The argument Of fllibusterism, will, we
presume fall with this corrections 1.-The entire
nation, legitimately represented by the Consti-
tuent Cortes, with the unanimous assent Of all
the Deputies, and in entire conformity with the
manifestation, likewise unanimous, of all the Min
listers Of the Crown, has just proclaimed, in the
sitting of the sth, the firm resolution of all to
protect property in The form and in the conditions
whieh are proper TO lin that portion Of the mon
drehy, recognizing explicitly that one Of the MOST
ESSENTIAL is SLAVERY, tn the end that slave-
holders may have the preservation of their prop
erty assured to them by the national vote aud
may count, consequently, upon the efforts of
Government, whatever that Government may
he -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
E,oxHiGN aud DOMESTIC HEAVY

4 And FANCY HAKDW AKE,-WHOLfsALr an 7
RrTsiL.-Spying 1879. MIN street. Lyn, hhurg, Va.
W- have ju.t received oar supply the Spring, Of
Hardware, Cutlery. Guns, Pistols, lnntiug Tuck 4,
Bmjdrg Mate,inl., Curpencr- MGwrigIt's and
Smith ronl>, Farming Utensils. Cauinge and Buggy
Trimmings Siddrty, Sh c-naheI's Findings, Floor aud
ra5e On Clorh-, Plated ODDS Wiulp~ uorncc and
shades. Wood and Willow Ware, House keeping
aftices of every ,Irscrotion fishing rachie &c
a. whic rem ter, -tnrk tie most extensive ana
d, sir,blr have yet ,f.red for publil favor and
embracing gr'alet variety than any in thu State
Tho, deal, ing L. purcnas" will find superior class
-, goods. ant al satisfactory p'ce.: aud all VIII Wish
r,r iy many articles that eafi,ey We
,h. iai,r ercai plea IA I'll wing.
ail lat4 SIMPSON e. BRO
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The FAMILY OF PINTo.--Pinto who was
Gently executed at Havana, had private fortune
of S2O000O. He was esteemed loyal son of
Spain born in one of her own colonies. He was
the father of six seven chrildren, some of very
tender years. lie was surrounded by everything
calculated to make life happy. He possessed rare
talents and interchangeable activity-ltis said that
the mind of his oldest daughter gave way at the
fate of her father: that she became insane and
died on the night of the odd
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON no USE

WIN. w. LEFrWICH........ Prop rector
WIN l. Rice, University of Va; \ u Bron-
han, Bedford; p II Cnllan, V x 7 X X; b Rowe
lady & , children; Rurks co, Pa VIM b Scruggs
Bedford Jas w Hodges, Tazewell, Tenn; + !
Early Campbell; C Teisley; Charlotte; = y
Roddy, farewell Tenn; Jno Eubank, Amherst;
Henry Scott, Bedford; Jno + Easter. Char
lotte; Jno { Mussell, Rustburg; WIN G Cues
SAINT Franklin; VIM Snufer, do: ] NJ pnllen.
| Pittsylvania; w Aston, Lebanon, E Tenn.
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Are drop letters to be Prepaid following
is an extract from the new postage act
And all drop-letters, or letters placed in any
postofiice not for transmission through the mail,
but for delivery only shall be charged with post
age at the rate of one cent each; and all letters
which shall hereafter. be advertised as remain.
ing over. or uncalled for, in any postoilice shall
be charged with one cent EACH in addition to the
regular postage, both 10 be accounted for as 9th
er hostages now are.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

EXPORTS AND IMPoRrs.-Onr statement of ex-
ports and imports for the week will be found I'M
der the commercial head. The total value of the
foreign exports for the week was S296,772 ind-
eating healthy activity in that department OF
trade The exports include of stufs, l.
7o3 barrels of flour, 7i6 barrels of corn meal; 40
PSI bushels Of corn and lS barrels of rye -four;
and of provisions 1909 boxes short middles;
100 bales bacon, and ga barrels of pork of to.
bacco 90 hogsheads were exported. Baltimore
American.
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cradle extent, and advocated many Of their prin-
ciPles before the order sprung into existence lie
did hot believe in prescribing Catholics. lie sta
ted that he trouid NOT pofe for Mr.. Uiss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

Sam'l VI Ganghey, Greenville. Z Tenn; Thos II
PrilIannan. Franklin; 5 II Cannaway. do; L J
Corner. Patrick; II I Williams Y q l Il; lIo
Gray, Franklin; Truman Smith, Connecticut
Saml Alexander, Campbell c II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

il has trlvcrse9 the contnent-consignin to the
shades of reluctant privacy many rantng
Cleon.
The American party being thus, by the phos-
ophy of its existence, remedial, all who were
likely to suffer by its reforms. took the alarm.
Many of the democratic politicians saw its aim,
and, in conscieus terror, hastened to call around
them, for their protection, all they could number
of the strength of their old followers. Like the
unjust steward in Scripture, they displayed "a
commendable wisdom for while the principles
of the Order bode no i'll to the articles of demo
cratic faith, they import political death to many
of its present Reconstructed champions. The
American party made no issue with Democracy
it had none to make--hut very many of the
leaders of the Democracy have made one with 1t,
and, for their own sake, declare a of exter-
minaton. The training Of years not to be
thrown off in day, and with the mechanical
movement of vetran soldiers, large portion of
the party, have wheeled into ranks at the top OF
the party drum-and is ready to do battle at the
bidding of its masters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
GPEClAL PUBLIC NOTICE

- Lah'E SibCh or Dkf tJopS l NJ AhkE
FOR CASH.-My stock o. now SPrg and Summer
Goods Is complete. Tn whnr >teck bought
very cheap, and will be sold for very small profit for
CASH
The money market having become easy hope my
friends and customers will cnme forward and supply
Il ems Ives literally All ask is Gull IRON hose in
want If goods to insure sales.
aPll2.dts JNO. J. PuRVlS, Agt
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Funny Question.

In Mr.. Leaks very prosy, and we understand
soporifc speech on Monday, he made the follow
ing enquiry as wo learn .'Where are the Wings
of lSl0l" We cannot answer for the whole of
them; but for three very ardent Tip and Ty"
men we can vouch. viz: Henry A. Wise, +. w
McComas and Willis p. Bocock. They are run
ming as candidates of the Democratic party upon
the State ticket.-Char. ADJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR CASH

" CHARLES A.GWATkIN Mas 81 Rhhmond.
Tt metropolis OF rginia Head Quarrers for bur
gains splendid xhihou of Spring siiE-, Enbr'Icr'et,
Caruet., Rug. Curtains, Mant,Iins, Ch-",s Ribbons
Straw Ga"d, Hosiery. French and American Printed
Gnc"cs Oh Ch tbs, Malline' Sheetings, Shirting
Linens, Pillow do, Rug-. Allie dHie and Alar.elles
QI., French ,Iaconei, and Organdrs
Orders hy mail or telegraph tia hfuily received and
TIE IurcrlS be delivered in lyachburs in eight
huLI' from he tine Il their departure.
Quick sars and small profits, bargains or no sale +;
Il ninle penny Pretr'ct 10 sI,N shilling. The sub
>rr.r rrspr ttull5 announces tat his stock is now
complete ard has been live ~ il is this
: ming, IN every respect: styles, quaiities quantities.
and uhose I'll lIE,r>Ess If p,.s, of ~h;ch he respect
u y invite, purchasers cad mud u 'ge Tor themselves
CHARLES \. GWATkIN,
Ia Mann i. Ri hmond, Va.
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CARDIFF undersigned will contiue : here
"A toiorc the GROCERY, GoMaIssI1N & FuRwARDlSG
business. and tso, the manufacturing ni Toba,
Gfaehl for former iuyo- they pledge their best
tons merit their continuance.
opi9 dts MCDANIEL. HURT f. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

The effects of the imprudent use of Mercury
.ri,v h.. in tie hundreds hn walk like
termoncr, indicating every rnuogr al wentherhy the
nc Of their Bones and jpin> Rheunati,rn Seufng in
md lioc ii.r-o and they will cunuue until they
r,ndicurr cyrly yr,gr of Mercury from their ,y-tcns
Which only be DOM by r,,otiI Carter Spanish
Mixture. he only ostve antidote tor Mercury known.
mnrS dim
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mud by regularly authorized agent, III


We seldom recommend Il manufactured medi-
M believing That hnture herself erect
ral3'dv and efectuaN THAI cnn be accom-
i,lished BY the vegetable. aud nln,ials Of medical
ciencc. But in the Of dyspepsia, there are
hrpnc features about It, winch very often iety ali tie
don't. Of untire healthy action of the diGrs-
eorsn1-, md not unIrequ'nty happens that thou
slnls suffer for yrars, Diseased bofn IN body md IL
lind, indigo .,ion AID lis kindred IL. To such
ilo'f,i.d'- ti'rmnn Bittcrs, prepared by Or L.
lateksun. truly most vlntNe preparation. II Is a
,,nic medicine. 2ivins heait action the >tomucl
nd wit be found highly srrce,h!e at all sca-,a, but
pee ally during tie spiiae. Dy-pep-il onn emily lie
cured lay P''ient refs've ance IN one com at u"at
nerl; and 10 MI tho@e sufriag Tor tins sad mainly
would rr~ontnena IA nPflc,tion to tie dep"t Of
flpnn,ud' Gern,n Rln"rs 10 ia ,tect, Phiiuie-
rtlo.-H bpa iagtI hl''tr. Sc advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

Tho American organ, speaking of the Mas
sachusctts rioters in the Barns case in Boston
says, "Thn Massachusetts rebels of l779 took
np arms in defence of law. The Mas sachusetts
rebels of 1855 take up arms to subFerta law
which their own statesmen, Ames, Dexter, md
Webster aided in cnactiug, aud the constitu-
tonaliry of which their avn Jadges Story, Shaw,
Curtis, and Sprag1c-have affirmed"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

l. New York, Via steamship and South side X. r. in
three duys-
The Summer Lnnd-a Southern story.
The Castle Builders, author of Heir of Rrdrl.Ge
Gracr Ire by Julia klyenaugh,
Kate Ayl.sford, by Peterson,
Chm bcr's journal, Jan To April,
Dct las Household WorIs-lO vols
Hlackv ood', Magazine, for March,
New-Yoak Journal. for April,
Hunts Merchants Magazine, for April. At
apllO.t, NORSE'S
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WINDOW SHADES, GELT COR

w NICE. &c, Sc.-Wr have lu,t received from
IT, rnnuhctury YER large and beautiful assortment
1T s. ud,.s from 80 H. 81 90 pair Also IA goat
variety # Gill ind ~ g .hrr. from 81 windnv 10
the finest qu. lily imported. lilt b,nd. and rus Of
every variety. Ne invite al To- cal pul THIN
apil2 div SIMPSON 4 BRO
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HAIR OILS-Barry'- Trropherous. Lyon.
4 kalhairnn. Phai1ns lnvigorator. best of nil the
hair oils, Bandone. Tor putting hair, Pommaafs Sc,
a.. For sae by larll2-ts X, SrABLE8 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

PUBLIC NNEEtE.-lIE NAN CLARK
4 cos tLArE Rr,HroN, CLARK Co.) GENUINE
90 LIVER OIL FaR io>sUMrJinN >cRoFrLA. &c
-Ihr inrr flu al Ru>tr,u Carl, x Go. being >-uved
hy Tie DE,lH,s ". h. KrsHr'r tIhr my Rnsiton
~ car7ec.s1 with the Irm) Incl, genuine Cod
Livr On i' IN futrr be- prepared only u, lEGFNt~.
CLARK y Co.. arriving pntnrts and sp.e succc>-or
To- ar,i,.niar ordering -pecif, Hegenln. Clark
4 Co, cor Ru-hi"n. CLARK 4. 70 J rs it Mr.
ufk, aud Ru ,hton, who for the past yrar.
has superintendent il Manufacture, AMI is the oily
Druggist VIII eyer went from the Uniicd Stat, New
Ia ndlaia for hint purpose. and since Alr Rn>hton :
drt TIA there has hr'a aItirie called Ru'htu = Oh
g. uduceI, via rN i il ro Nay connected with Rush
/ n, Cnrk i. Cor, Htgenan, Ciuk j. Co; and a.
itsusr depends upon IL pu.ltT too 'nucn
.sr.. cnu not h, taken ger the linr. Thuus
mis- VIM had on fak,n2 the Oh # other makers
~ thou; Success have been re~torcd to health l., the
l4te OH 81 our man ilariure.
uEGhMAN, CLARK 4 CO.
ml22dlm* Chemists aud Draggsts, New Nok.
Soil b. Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

THE CAUSE OF THE AMERICAS DEFEAT IN
CINcISNATTI.-rh Cincinnati Gazette of Thurs
day gives the following among the cause of
the defeat of the american ticket in that city at
the recent election.
1t is generally conceded TINT the Sunday Law
of the City Council, and the temperance Law OF
the Leg slature, used nearly all the barroom
keepers, aud the proprieturs of lager beer saloons
to vote the Democratic ticket There up
wards Of 300 Of these tipping places in Cncin
natl, and they exert much influence on the cleo
ton.
Why the fighting was between the native aud
Germ ms, more particularly, is explained in the
following paragraph
The Germans feel particularly hostile to the
Sunday Ordinance, which prohibits the opening
of the wine and beer shops on the Sabbath
They have been nu-tured in the belief that it is
no sin to spend part of the Lords day in the
enjoyment of the social glass, with their family
and friends, at the public saloons gardens
They did 50 Mt home. 1t is the custom of their
native Germany. They have held meetings to ex-
press their hostility to the law; they have sent pc
titions to the City Council to pray for it's repeal
Their opposition was not needed; their prayers
was not granted and therefore made it mn issue
in the city election, and we have heard it stated
that the Democrats gave them 10 understand that
if successful, the Sunday Law wonld not be en-
forced.
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1JINEskAa. WATERS.

MINERAL. WATEKS.-Just to haud
VI supply OF Waters from the celebrated Al, ghHny
Springs. il Mongon eIy. and Rockbiidgc um Servings
ind Saratoga Congress Springs, in New York =
These put up in glass. ami possess ali the
medicinal properties il just taken fIom the fountain.
Tor sale ~ JOHN II. SEAf e. co,
HrllD-ts Druggists.
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L.ook om for ConnLerl; rs.

The public cautioned against another counterfeit I,
'hic has atey ma e its appearancc, caei w. Far
T. Al 4baa Llumenf the most dangerous Of all the
rouncrfei-. because his having the ., fhlrcli,
mary will buy it III good faith without the knowledge
Tint counterfeit exists, ind they will perhaps only
discover their when the spurious mkt re has
Winugh' ts evil effects.
The genuine srtjcle Is manufactured only by H. q.
Farrell. ser inventur uul proprietor and "hnleshe
druggist No II Main street. Proria, lnoi.. - "h"n
all hpplcatinns lor Agencies must be addressed Be
you get it with the lrtrrs II q before Farrell :,
Illus II. u. FARRkLL'>-and hi. 'ignurc on the
wrapper; nli others c"nhierIeits
Spld by X. SrABLER & CO. Druggists,
Lynchhurg, Va.
mud by regularly authorized agent, the United
Sliirs.
~ Price - and 50 crrts md ! per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. viIIas. and
han LEI in the United States in which is not already
cstahli, he'd Add ess II. & Farrell above accom-
panied with good reference character responsible
u. &c marco dSciw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

TnE "GHrRea Property But" has passed
both branches of the Now York Legislature. 1t
vests all church property in trastoc-, instead of
the clergy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

OSkCE.-N ii arrive in l., nchburg the 9;h
inst. lao head OF three aud tour years OH LIES
! nis lot OF stock j. well suited Farmers aud Team
sfers. IroH-masicr,. g &. They can be the
stables nf Nj. C'en.ps, II day only, ard i'll he
sold at iait prices, and accommodating terms.
milo LEE 4 OF ERIEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

"hh BONES FKENGW WINDOW GLASN.
oN'O rom 10y 10 to / by 80, % slncrior quality
nd in r't odrr; casks PATTI; rio cip,rl, NOR.
iise, hook and = Locks. large sock and great
variety; Hinges and Screws at every desert o. ;
finishing huur. rncr, wrought and com Nail.
ev'ry OF best quaty.--irdeed every nr,i lie
used 10y Hnp>c-'nler-, which offer C. cap "a The
-ame artcle can he bought in thi, State Please TX.
ANIME before purchasing
anlI2 I, GREGORY & RONALl.