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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

JrpaE KANE AND PAssMoRE WILLIAMsoN.--The
decision of Judge Kane, against Passmore William
on is one which may well excite most the carnC 81
solci,ude. 1t is decision which if sustained will
efiectually reverse the policy of the government
which will make slavery national institution, pro
tccting it by law which, though unwritten, will
override the civil code and even i'll the bill of rights
of every free State 1t is Il decision which estab
fishes and protects slavery in Pennsylvania, in
in Massachusetts,, and in every other State where
it has been supposed that freedom was the natural
and inalienable right of every human being. lti:
decision which makes the local laws of the south
ern States paramount to the constitution of The
free States. Boston Journal.
Query. Is it not as proper and as accordant with
freedom to establish slavery in Pennsylvania ol
Massachusetts, as in Virginia or Alabama.
We trust that Judge Kanes decision will cause
people to look at this question. 1t is no more hor
rible to legalize slavery in Northern than in {
Southern State Independent Press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

TGXAs LOOKING AFTER FCoITlvL SLAVES on NIX
icAN 5on.-A CORES spondent Of the New Orleans
Picoyune writing from Texas, under date Of Nov
lOtl, says about three months previous, q citizen
Of that neig ghborhood went into Mexico in pursuit
Of forty runaway negroes belonging to another in
digidual, for whose recovery lie TO receive half
their value. The writer continues
"IIe went to Gems. Langberg and vidaurri offer
irG them large bonus for their assistance, with
out which he found it impossible to recover the
negroes. They told him a. he was a prvateiindi-
yidual they could have nothing to DO with him.
could render him assistance, nor enter into con
nigance But they also told him tha. if he would
come properly accredited from the Governor of
Texas he would find them willing and anxious to
10 all in their power to settle the vexed question
Of fugitive slaves and fugitive poems, we'll as to
cooperate with the people on this side in the pun
ishment of the Indians. Well, Mr.. F--came
back without the negroes, but brought documents
from both Gen. Langberg and Gen. Vidaurr to the
Governor of this State. stating their willingness to
act with any one he should fit to accredit.
These dispatches were put into the hands of gem
tleman in San Antonio for translation, who soon
after died, and they never forwarded to the
Governor till last week. either by oversight or de:
sign"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

"INsrEcTok," writing to the Courier and En-
quirer, says;
II learn that it was only sense of duty which
induced General CAss yesterday, to present the
protest from Illinois against the admission of Judge
TTUMBULL. Mr.. TRUMRULL was elected by near
ly sectional vote, Northern Illinois supporting,
and the Southern division Of the State opposing
him. TO recognize the proceedings might cngen'
der sectional feeling, and imperil tho Union-to
which General CAss is now the family physician.
The General is understood to have in the course OF
preparation very valuable patent medicine for
the exclusive use of his illuStrous patient. The
remely is highly spoken of by practitioners, and
is to be entitled 'CAss' UNION LIFE Pills AND Con-
srIrUTIoN BITrERs." They are warranted to oper-
ate in the course of single session, and 70 purge
.te roxious humcrg of the land
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

We have been requested to publish the following
notice, and to ask such papers us feel friendly
to the memory Of SO good man, to notice the re.
qucst
To tie friends Of tie lac Samuel Le,ctS.
Some of you have on hand letters Of interest,
others can communicate matters of important de-
tail, connected with his public or private life To
all would be indebted if you would at your earli-
est convenience forward them to me. In accor-
dance with the urgent solicitation of many friends
have secured the services Ct biographer and
would be glad to make use Of such material aid as
you may furnish. Any letters furnished will be-
taken care Of, and returned, if requested. My
Postoiicc address is REV. WV, G. W, LEWIS,
Cincinnati, Ohio"
The labors of this great and good man in Ohio
were not few nor hidden-they were known and
read Of all men. The evidences of the labors are
widely scattered. We trust the above call will
receive prompt attention, that his memory may
not lack fitting memorial Ohio Columbian.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

No COMPROMISES The South always is eonsis.
tent-and herein it sets an example the North well
may heed. The South maintains that Slarny is
right, and so acts unainchinly, upon that assump-
tion-asking no concessions or compromises with
liberty The North maintains that liberty is right.
yet willing to compromise with slavery ,dd iaJfni
t,im.-As a specimen of southern consistency, we
quote the following from the late Message of the
Gov. of Alabama
For myself (says the Governor,) have long
been convinced that the day for compromises and
appeals to Northern forbearance had passed, and
that our safety depended on a sterner and more
manly course, resolving as heretofore, to ask for
notLing but what is right, and determined TO sub
nit to no further wrong"
Now let Pennsylvania take the same uncompre-
missing stand for liberty, and then there will be an
issue to act UPON True american.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

A GEArBIc p.crrRE Tie Chicago Citizen, in
may be dirty and Lackguard and a drunken.
coarse fellow but these characteristics are popuia.
with the Democracy they Ike such things all the
better for them. We're lac clean and decent and
temperate, and intellectual they would ;hink him
an Abohti, nisis, q knowNothing. and hate
him \ dirty shirt, Il mouth full of tobacco aud
oa!hs stomache full Of whiskey and bottle IN
his pocket. are worth more to an Illinois I4ocofoco
politician than all the dnc residences in Cleveland
would be- Such the men ho would make
upothcosis Of little drunken backguard named
Douglas. Such are the men who call all who will
no: bow down to slavery, Niggertcs.L Leader,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF the BosToN CoURIER.-
We learn that the senior editor Of the Boston
Courier Samuel Kettol Esq, died at his residence
in Maiden, a few minutes before II o'clock on
Monday night. IIo was native Of Newburyport,
aud was in the flty.sixth year of bis age. He
leaves n widow, but no children. His literary taste
and culture were rare and scholarly, his acqnain-
tance with books extensive, and his ability as d
writer far above mediocrty. In his hands, how
ever the Courier has satrised and opposed all the
noble reformatory movements of the and been
characterised by the inensest kind Of fOgyism, and
extreme bitterness aud maSnity to the auti-slavery
cause. The removal Of such person may be a
gain to him. it is assuredly to the cause Of free
IN end nrogress LflerGier,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

OCCUPATION BALM FOR SoRRow.--Mrs. Ste
phens, in the Old Homestead says;
Occupation what glorious thing it is for the
human heart. Those who work hard seldom yield
themselves entirely up to faneied OF real sorrow,
When grief sits down, folds its hands, and mourn,
fully feeds upon its own tears, weaving the dim
shadows, that little exertion pight sEesp away,
into funeral pail, the strong s?iFis is shorn OF its
might, and sorrow becomes ony master. when
troubles fiow upon you, dark and heavy, toll not
with the waves-wrestle not with the torrent -
rather seek by occupation, to divsSt the dark wa
ters that threaten TO overwhelm you into thou
sand channels which lie duties Of life always pre-
sent. Before you dream OF Il those waters will
fertize The present, aul give birth TO fresh dow
els that may brighton the futare-Aowers that will
become pure and holy in the sunshine which PEN
etrates to the path Of duty, in spite Of every OBJ
stacles. Grief, after all, is but a. selfish feeling;
and most selfish is the man who yields himself to
the indulgence of any passion which brings no
10Y 70 his fellow man
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

Worthy OF NorE.-The Cairo (Ill) Times, of
the 18th, flies at its head the name Of Stephen A.
Douglas for president, and in the same number adj
vertises runaway Tennessee slave, described as
follows.
40, aged about 25 years, 5 feet 6 or inches
high; straight hair, ,oould pass ,eeH for rhie
man"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22

KANsAs.-The Mobile Advertiser seys that az
the coming session Of the Alabama Iesiolatnre, a
proposition to appropriate 100000 from the Treas
ury to aid in making Kansas a slave State, wily
be warmly pressed upon that body.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-22
MR.. RICHARDSON.

We have rarely found SO much truth in 50 few
words, ms in the following pithy extract from our
lit,le contemporary the C2erelGhd1:
There are but two higher officers on earth than
TINT Of Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Of tho American Congress; and yet the man who
for few days has received the most votes for that
position was w. 4. Richard son, of Illinois. We
met that Mr.. RichaTdsun last summer on Lake
Superior, and found him to e six foot bully. dir
ty in person, blackguaro in language, drunken in
habit, and in short, jest such a us could not
obtain admission to any Cleveland residence Of re-
speciality. Should lie lie elected it would be u
disgrace TO humanity, to the Union, and 10 repub-
licansm; and ~ evidence that republics are not
cnlv "uuGratciul," bat shameless.
And this is Mr.. Doug lass man Friday; the i'm
macula'e mover Of the Nebraska Bill; the man
wh IN the Loooioc,s V ish to elect to tie Office Of
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives We
verify believe that the standard CT morality among
the leaders Of that PARTY is ecoming l9wer and
lower every day. How long will putiic sentiment 1
tolerate such men - LcGdcr. T. ','''
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JNo. W. noLT& SON

{ NHN -, Ma.
With pleasure d hereby bun lr-tlmony la the
I've Property of the Wolo, ii the Allegheny Spring
the Of 18in IN, henlih arIed from d. sprp
sin indigestion. whirh, despite of the prescription
# tho hest physician. in tho hand. la 1911
/ visited tho 6tHy-ou sulphur springs hat without my
bruoht. hal Fail Vs. .glsod Ia abaui IN, iar - me,
my professions md travel, which dtl tof nculb yenr.
rorsntns the brs phy ician- E uil meet With. Ia
1913 vi,it"I the Snratoga nud Nhnrnn Sprlogs N Y,
pud a,rd then pu' nnHts rsintulng in tn"
Full. without the sjieht"-t hurea The raIt ct nay
fri"nd. thnl could lige through the wi4ter ups
brcuthne skeleo0l In 1874 gi,,ted tie WHITE sui
phur Sprng., ald thouahl was slightly improved. In
the mouth t July. "A, ] wa recommended Ia attend
thr ALLEGHENY Spring, Whieh nj Tint timr wholly
unknown SPine Tor my Culatlve quantities. 1t Pos-
se>.ej. /" great #,trpn~c, l1und II To ""ntniu
powerful ninrfn! properties, nd, nlt@ III II tllree
w"rls found my-e greatiy improved. In August J re-
turned and Used he water for hrre weeks more. mud
improved hey onG any ihnF could hast Aeped tar. My
Improvement cunlirue1 through thai y"ar. The next
summc, | neun dtau. tie water Tor i've on siS weeks.
md am n hclltly | have M hrsinton N be-
lcvng thut tins wds powerful md princlpHl
under Providence Ia ir,ioriti IA Ia lr'i1ll
My exuaordimnY rosasrry r'uprtrd Intention Ia his
wofer. na.l hive -i're lauAn aouy Yrfy remarkable
curo-cdrrlcl b, II. lie cas- a. confirmed Dysprp.
.in. believe it the yer, br-t mineral wner upon this
earth ELI PiI'ENAk.
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Sale of Real Estate.

bf virtue nj decd OF trust executed 10 the under
- signed by II II Meredith j. bearing date the
- of August 1871, the undersigned " i, on the
promises, expose sale, BIZ way of Pablo naeton,
the 9Th Of july, ha of lot Ne $50 the iarctiou
o 9h street AVID Is alley with thu Improvements thee
cor s,ting ri two wooden fenenentS and Well ol
excellent water.
TERMs.-A credit IT 6, u aud Is months, equl in
-talaeur,; nni e pncn.cr will b" required give
tnbIe nntr, snt.tact ry endor. ed, ard the n re
timed uail tie whole purch money 4 pail. The
tit" il believed be u,stonable hut acjag
tee will only convey with special warranty.
c. NJ. MEREDITH Trustee.
june Qa.dltxtrtbiv
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IlnYp CT. h.. Va MN o

J wo. tnLen sic curly in the year 500; confined to
my bed six fnorths, my whole system
ii ely pIostraied Rad almost wholly lost the Of
my limbs Dorine that time | visited by several
physicians Of high -tanding but "rk all their efforts
grew worse. until became cmocintei any one v-
ing could be- My physicians then advised me visit
the AIcghany Springs. did so-was eanied there On
my bed being upabr t. .tlnd sit up-uscd the
nbout ten dny--connenced improving once, and
finally restored health. ha,c hesitation in any
ing ihnt owe my restoration To health entirely the
Of thi. and believe had it been for this
po erfnl agent, would now have been in the grave
HIRAM HUFF.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS
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A NORRIS. PuntlsHEH AND looRsELLER, Rich
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DIorsr OF rHE LAWS or RAJ Property - Generally
n1ppted nnd IN in the United staes--Iy JoHs
Circuit Of Nitginn oi the Judges OF the supreme
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Law IN the University al bir2inn. Second Edition
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ol Real Property iAsur IN tins country
Chancellor hafs OPINION Of The " orh
This work applies well IL Lhw- respecting Real
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isnpon the model of Crat@'. Digss, aud it may well
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Volume ! to the place dnl time of tran-octiJn or
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This work is intended IT, supply TIN young men 6f
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the prosecution and defence Of suits in Equity. In
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.tnges, to final decree. of appeal, execution, &c
The Appendix, besides containing summary OF gal
dec'sit ms by the virginia Court Of Appea. &c. affect
ing Equity pleading md practice, confirms variety OF
forms of Bills. Answer Demurrers. Pleas DEGREES
&c.. &c. The practical a4o found in the Appen
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NoMMIsslONEn,s sALEOF REAI

~ ESTATE IN Iursunn Il decree of the CT o
cLit Count of Campbell pr1noun eel May term.
a.i, in tn" of john w. johnson .hlI. on tho
Am day Of July, 1871 in front of the Marker lous,
IN the civ Of Lynchburg. sell by way,f public auction.
the LOT OF GROUND in sail decree mentioned, b.
ing portion Of the lands of the late Robert johnson.
aud tire purchased by luckado uaacr orncr
decree in this Said Lot contains thrce or
'our hundred acres md is vi, waedcd. II viii be al
II credit OF six. Nv, I've and eighteen months
c. r. SLAUGHTER, Gonr.
imlA & dENNSrrM EnllilIl
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ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS.

'INnlS WATERING, PLACEissi uaic in the county
ot Montgomery, 81 nrles from the Nrgnin ni.d
Tennessee Rnilrond, the Bank of the Ronnokc Riv
undcd by the beautiful aud lovely scenery.
The improvements and u the most comfortable
churaeief. This has been sufficiently tested IL
justify the propretors in inserting TINT il un.q0aed
by nry Mincrul Water yet discovered In it. efficacy in
curing Cuinneou' Diseases DisorJcred ci tie Liv
ind Stomach, Debility, Prostitution of the Nervous
Synem, ant the terg ,rord form of by srepsin.
We HWpt" that 10 srrni oi thus Water in
such terms If commentator. It desrtNcA. would,
with such uuacq olintsl with H. suhIrct u.
Ia impuatious al u 4clf.h chnmeer; therefore con.
our.el,cs by referring Ia the e"hrHes npprnlrd
til, uatitc BY gentlemen ot he hehral ohnrac
ter WIN uhuiy Lisintrfr,tcd, AID to crttih-
mlht BE- added nd mini. an tie lc.,tmuuy al 9th
TIN, pa,c i, Of the cn .cst nsrr.. To- those Waiting
The mouefhins arrangements on tho dli,rrnt Rail
roads enable pc leave II ,lmond bud Petersburg
o'clock A. NJ. mud nrtigr Shpws lille at elncIt
+. ". wletr they udl De met lay Gnache. ( tho beat
qunlay, which Will ronse, Them mr, 10 he Spring,
arriving there nj oclok p NJ, mndns Tia, TIP, from
Richmond Petersburg, in IL hsne Nea.r now
prepared 10 receive si.llri-
JNO. W HOLT & SON
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cGAyEs Az AUCog.eN

- IN FN NJ Al SaEsFN ~ iUTsIInff N
~ decree oi the County Court II BeiDu,d, H.,
June tenn ls1j IN the oa,c ii Nance " Drarng, !
viii, Commissioner, Wednesday, Iae 1872 ,lay OF
JLiv 1879 the house II Ja@fut Z. Adm =. il
the county ot Bedford. mmedjatrI, the Turnpike
LEADING from New London Il Rocky Noun, sell - tbr
highest bdder. ut pubic nu lion. TWELVE FALUA-
BILE SLAVES. CONSISTING of men, wome., boys and
9 RS, ,Ome ct whom are very likely.
TFRns-lhc sum Of 81 in cnsh will be required on
enc slave, the re.idu credit Of six months vii be
given, the purchasers being required give tons with
undeuhte1 secnriy. JAMES JOHNSON.
june % leod ifsrtl Srhiy Commissioner.
ReuMhLi- Nh cnrY -nnrn- AeeI, Il.
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". "A STUItDIVANT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va
DRACTlSES in all the Cnnrt4 of Richmona City
L an in the Counties of IIebrco aud Hanover
III the capacity of nornry public viii attend to taking
acknowledgements of deeds, dispositions. &c &c. All
professional duties promptly discharged Office cor
uer Of Bank and lth Streets Opposite Capitol Square.
Z. dUc3m
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LYNcHnUpo, May 10. 1855.

LYNCHBURG May 49, 1855.
Having had ample opportunity Of asrertaining the
curative powers Of the Aleelan Springs take pleas.
ure in Recommending the water an invaluable ageut
n Chronic diseases Of the stomach nni bowels.
JNO. II. PATTERSON, NJ. d.
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LYNcHprRG. MAY 2l.IS55.

LYNcHPURG, May q, 1850.
rheerful'y bear testimony tue medicinal virtue OF
the water Of the Allegheny Springs, having messed its
happy effects in my farniy, ane in many cases OF
my friends. nave hesitation il giving as my de-
oded opinion that it is tho very best known for
restoring the secretion and lost of the stomach in
of the form of Dyspepsia, AMI nvigorating
and relieving persons afflicted with aud
general debility. ROBT. EARLY.
Jun" d2iawts
Lynchburg Republican, Richno d Wing and Exami-
ner and Petersburg lntalligencer copy.
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A LLACCoUNTs DUE IsTDAY OF

July. 1855 ard from and alter this date al accounts
made with i'll become due twice u wear, viz the lst
day Of inuar, and the lat day of July All persons
owing accounts made previous TO l~t Of july and
da" on that day, will plense come tar'ard and pay
then; dependent collections aad cn>h aalcs
alone Cor the successful prosecution of business
Bei 9, elves. compelled TO pay for purchases
n veur, feel hat exon ed fnr requiring
Ike nnyments GEORGE NJ RUCKER & co
juIv dScts
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We invite The especial attention Of parents and guar
dans to the advantages here ulcrd Young ucsi.
rnu- Of a finished Coee afe oi business lucation.
The l1c ii n OF the College in quiet valley ten
NJ les from town; the freedom. Guns, qurntly. from
temptations vice; The full aud thorough coWse Of
study; the experience and ability o the Faculty. he
whnlesnmr -cipne; the facilities for ectufe' ph 'r'rd
Lv ample appnrntus Libraries aud Cahinrt and with
L. the cleapnn.s ct aud hcthtulnes- of postum
uno fal To iii College. herrttoe lbe-
Ial rHu oungr.
Fer further iufnrn,iio address
+. Il. WILEY, Pte.'t..
inly 6v9w Emory. I. o., Va
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EMsn.'> ssAiLw AY HORSE

kNM0kN'S ts A III Az nOh = Il
"a POWER OVERSIGHT THRESlER & EPA-
HNIoR.-Fatm'rs IN wnnt at u cheap aud good Mn
rhuo for hurses, invited, examine the above,
ri which We hayr inst received supply
We sold several for tho harvests of 1853 and 1854.
m al ui them gave saii,act II. We sole agents
Tor this city
Alao on hnnd, BALDWIN. Caldwell & Co. Lever Pow
for 4, q or horses RI. Sinclair j.. * Cos Lever
fowcs for I. OF 3 horses, with Thrcshers to suit,
with 81 without stra~ Cerriors Whilmnn's ono and
lwo Torso Railway Powers, with Ihreshers to suit with
wahont Straw Carriers.
~ We can deliver Machinery ia Petersburg Rich.
mond. ns the purchaser uay prefer aud al sales.
irc made NJ thu manufacturers prices.
RUWLEIr & !iARDY
West ifll Row, il6 Sycamore street.
lune9 Ppieraharp Va.
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NORTH CAROLINA a ruAIIFAx

y BEHRING'S 100 hbs una so half bbs. Hall
fax IIerrtng4 far sale low 20 euse. Also in store so
lb4. mud 100 ha'i bbls. Mouth Cafuan No. Cut Her.
ings snle Ivy A. s LEE,
Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

TkAEESE, CE7EESE.--A few Casks of TINT
~ fine CHEESE, from the dairy of Messrs Look 4
Lincoln July BITS DAVIS NOWLIN & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06
Wills. BLAKE Fits
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS a. pIpUMAN.

tLatel, Of the hrm Of Wills, Lea n Browuey)
M LL give their attention the aale md purci
Of nil articles OF Agricultural Produce, Farming
tmplemcns, a., and purchase Tor order and sell for
commission all articles of G,oceries Nc. S,.; receive
nd rwnrd Goods, and net general Commission
Agents. ian 3.dacIv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-06

ICE lCEl!-A fine lot of &c Elfor sale the Ice
l. Cream Saloon. July Cts s, ZETELL.