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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-06

HOUSE FURNISHING GsOODS..-
Il French China Gold Band,
Do DO White. plain and auted;
White Iron stone Ware. oval iuted and octagon,
Lustre Band Tea Ware.
Britanni, Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Sugars. Creams
Bowls, Ladies'. Lamps. csnilesticks, castors
Handsome Britannia Tea Sets.
Plated Ger, Silver ana Britannia Table and Tea
spoons:
Do Ladies'. Dinner Medium and Dessert Forks
America and English Table cutlery.
Knife Boxes and Table Mats;
GirAnioles and Solar Lamps;
Hall Lamps and Lanterns,
Oval, Ocs.son ,ni round Wire Covers
Gias variety.
The for sale at mi all adv fore al ap-
prpeAo paper, py o. ALDRlCH,
IsINain street bet. Fourth and Fifth. Cine innsti.
May 5. 1854 2o-tf
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Lard Oil and Candles

I>fiE subscribers having comPls;ed their arrange
1 ents for manufacturing the above Goods pre-
sayed furnish the merchants inhabitants o
Richmond and vicinity with OIL AND CANDLES Of
superior quality. 81 prices ranging below the Cincin
saci market Persons IL want Oh the above goods
ii find il greatly their advantage call AZ ,his
establishment, before purchasing elssx here
lTFActory in the old Richmond Foundry Buildings
RAYLIES MARCHAST
Eehra.yxo lS55 s-c
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DAVID II. SMITH,
A i T o Il NEN A L I. w
SUnlrics.

IpUGGl MATS; Clothes and Market Baskets: Tubs Gov
Derea Buckets and Boxes. WAshbeSrds: 10
them Starch Indigo Pins Of various
kinds. besides sther house keepiuS
kept eona;antlS on hand and for sale by
Jane a.
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Richmond Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By y. YOUNG.
Deaier in all Kinds of COHntry prodpce
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-06
Tom.o-stones, .uo,.,sa,.emss, SC.

4 n CASES pure Olive oil, FOR salehy
~ L. Ii. HcCULLoCCH.
No & Main
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SCOTT & CRAWFORD,

opening their Of tsSs's-tae arg~ss iae,
- have had Particulars next ~eek
S.r.srnseTs l-s5 80
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We have only room for synopsis of IL,
proceedings of the City Council for the pas
month.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-06
Fine Teas.

hes' quality Of Rife ana Blasting Powder Away
round es the keS. canister smaller r,iss
~ % NAA'N street. Gko. W BARNES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
VOL. 4...NO. n.

RARE QUoTATIoNs.-"Godte tempers the 'cind
tofhc shorn lamb" quoted in Sterne's Sentimen-
tai Journey, is a translation from the old French
proverb "a brebis tondue Dieu mesure le vent
to be found In Quitard's Dict. des proverbes dc
Ia langue Franchise, 6vo., Paris, 1872 NJ. Qui-
tard offers the following explanation Of the pro-
verb: "Dieu proportionne nos forces les Attic
tions quill nous envoe" II is also in Furetiere's
Dict. do los Mots Francnis fol. l727. A modifi-
cation. IA brebis pres tondue. Dieu luy mesure
le vent" occurs in Gruter's Florilegium, Svo..
Francofurti. 1911. H. Stephanus's Premices, on
mesure le frod n Ia brebis tondue ou, Dieu dom
no 10 frod scion Ia robbie II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

Az ANCIENT FRou.--James crahtree, pit sin
kcr to Mcssrs. Ackroyd, of Buckinshaw Bottom.
in sinking pit Mt Morley. near Leeds, recently
found live frog in the centre of n largo eonl
two hundred and thirty feet below the surincc
considerably below the Morley tunnel To which
il is close ndioining. The frog is still very live
". When found it wns very dark in color, but
is becoming like the common every day species.
The eyes are very bright, nnd surrounded with n
gold ring. It has four claws on its fore feet and
five (wcb -footcd) on the hind feet. Its mouth is
closed. or firmly shut but il has two vents, mp
porcntly no-irs, on tho top OF its nose Tho
seam Of coal from which which il was disinterred
was saturated with water; and probably from this
circumstance, combined with close confinement
had been enabled to susinin iis niftorpid life
through countless nges.-Leeds (Eng) Mercn-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

Arecounter took place on the 10th inst, near
Waltorboro,' Colleton District, in which job
Benton was instantly killed by ffnckney White,
tho weapon used being gun, loaded with buck
shot. White has been committed to Jail to await
his trial Whites mother and two sisters have,
also, been arrested-one of the sisters little
girl, as witness, the others as accessories. The
cause of the crime is alleged to have been slam
der of White and his mother by Benton. White
Voluntarily surrendered himself TO the sheriff i'm
mcdatcy after having committed the decd
Char. Cour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

A BEAR DopGE.-It is soid that certain Wall
street bcnrs, who speculate in calamiies' nre
in tho habit of going around among tho large
"stock houses" in the early part of the day be-
speaking large loans which they will call for in
an hour or two just before threo O'Clock they
20 around again to notify the lender that they
can get along without tho money. but are willing
to pay a days interest on it. Of course this
locks up n large sum from other parties who would
like to borrow; and compes them to sell stocks
for cash ut low figure, just before three o'clock
or break. This is ono of the "bear' tricks to de-
press prices and increase the panic We shall
have to employ "A Wall street editor to show up
these ..operators" in tho Mirror. if we can find q
man invulnerably honest and "bomb proof n
ganst specuaton--N y. Mirror.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

WHY Is IT IMporrrEl-- any one say why
ii is considered impolite for gentlemen to 60 in
tho presence of ladies in their shirt sleeves,
whilst II is considered correct for ladies' them
selves to appear before gentlemen without any
sleeves nt all! We merely ask for Information.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

RE XOG SICK e-Thcn you cant be cured too
"A Don't delay until your complaint Is ineuraDle and
ln when late Four fths of all the diseases
which people the church yards might be cured by Aver
tahartc Pills taken in Don't go dragging through
the Spring, faint sleepy and lstless because your blood Is
aied with bile Don't the headache, Heartburn and
their kindred disorders because your stomach is foul Don
parade yourself around the world, covered with lmpes
Bohc Ulcers and all any of the uncean diseases
the skin, because your system wants cleansing Don't
Show yourself about lean haggard all caved m because your
Stomach Bowels need strengthening into healthy action
Ayers Pills things right surely water quenches
IRE They purify the body and blood and restore te fnc
lions into healthy activity which You feel quick as they
taken They the great medical wonder OF TINS
sands know them Take the Cherry PcoOral for Cough and
the P for all arrangements requiring purgative medicine
, Prepared by DIR. J. G AVER, Practical Chemist Lowell
Mass SID by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
through this section sep S2m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

A SINGULAR BEAR SroRY.--We have heard
the particulars of rather singular Bear story,
which we tell our readers as it was told to us.
Messrs j. S. Speck and james Lowman, living
at Rushville. in this county, were out IN tho
Mountain between Rockingham and Pendleton
counties. hunting up and shifting their CATTLE
when they came across very large he Bear.--
Neither of them having gun, and the animal
seeming to be kindly disposed, they resolved to
attemp to "drire him" TO certain point where
they knew there gentleman who had gun
They got bruin started in the direction of the
men with the gum and by dnt of hurrang and
screaming, actually drove Inn into and along n
path little over IA mile before he WAS shot
lie kept the path in which they started him
pretty well. When he felt disposed to leave it,
they would ride out after him and drive" him
back again. lie was shot, after being driven in
this way over miIe,by Mr.. Noble Owens, who had
to shoot him 7 or & times, with shot gun, be-
fore he was dispatched. What is the most sim
cular the animal refused 10 run after the first
shot, which took him in the side. The bear was
monster of his speolcs.-R rockingham Regis
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

A letter writer from Cincinnati says that the
common people of that city are those who kill
pigs now. The arstocracy are thos who's ia
Tiers killed pigs, and who of course regard the
present piggcides us persons without honorable
anteceden.s Touch the question of pigs to
them, and they bristie up Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
NuATTuA WARRINGTON COLLEGE.

McCabe Lodge No 56 o. o. F. undertaken this
prise laudablc sole design which to aid in the build
ing Washington College, Institution projected by
McCabe Lodge of the highest grade for the education of fe
males and monument to the virtues OF Martha wife OF Wash
iugton being built Abingdon Washington County Va,
spot haowed the first that bore the name Of Wash
That this Enterprise will be fairly conducted s guaran
tecdy the fact that is under the management of Mecahe
Lodge and also that the entire proceeds VIII he devoted to the
object proposed
This College control of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia and the profits of the Institution to be Sacredy appr'
priaed to the education of INDECENT orphans.
As the tickets all sold MrCahe Lodge VIII appoint
gentlemen Odd Fellows TO make fair and
impartial distribution of the Gifts the purchasers of
ticket price dollar only VIII certainly get beautiful en-
gr@vlnf and may draw gt worm nnmaeas or r"nsaa an & ni
eating orphans and in building this monument to the memory
and name of Washington
The following elegant costly offered by this
enterprise:
Tract of Land lying in Washington County Va
containing l5j acres more less portion of
which Csay 80 acrcs) is cleared and in good or, -
der for cultivation valued at 1000
House and Lot in the pleasant of Abingdon 5000
splendid Rose Wood Piano, valued at 400
Beautiful Carriage, elegantly trimmed and mount go
Elcgani nyohorso Buggy with leather top, and
finely mounted with silver 325
! Fine buggy conc horsc neatly trimmed and
so c5licacs G cnting holder to the privilege of
sending one scholar to Martha Washington fe-
male College (whon completed) for IL months,
including board, tuition, Sc in any or al Of the
valueiat Il,ooo
Complete set of Cottage Furniture, consisting of
| fine bureau Washstani, 6 Chairs Table &c, 800
2 splendid English twist doublebarrel Shot Guns 100
Gentlemans superior Somrnerset Saddle, Bride
and Martingae finished complete in the very
a5 Splendid do"becasc Gold Lever Watches, val
ucdats2O. 1000
50 Fine dou6le.case Silver Lever Watches, valued at
$50 l,5oo
60 Beautiful single Gold Lever Watches, val
100 Fine silver watches valued at 500 1000
50 beautiful Gold Watch Chains, valued at 500 1000
Splendid Mahogany finished Sofa Is
400 Fine Gold Breaspins, assorted for ladies and gen
500 Fine cold Breasipns; at %, Zoo Zoo
Beautiful Gold and silver PenclS Pens AT 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

v MD NJ ITOT STTho snbSrrII0rs hnVc Ip1sed, 0T
term o year from Nj { H. Lynch, his Fire Proof
Radne lat erected in This city directly opposite tho depot
Of V a 7 x H. and Immediately between the Rarond aud
taha for the purpose Of carrying general tNuCEhi
COMMISSION EonN BUSINESS, under the style
aud firm of BLACK a pEI1YJOHN We offer to
friends and tn public generally, and wen selected
stock al Grurrfius Liquors In exchange for cash
country produce aud earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing
pond supply OF Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand
which Will be sold low any other house IN the city
AL goods consigned viii be forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid to the order o them
We offer services for the sale of wheat Flour
Tobacco Corn. Oats. a.. Charges reasonable and
pains spared render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
mada A. i BLACK,
A IEITNJDIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

The celebrated Madame Albon is gaining i'm
mensely in size and reputation; distinguished
literary lady recently said of herthat she gave her
the idea Of an elephant that had swallowed a
nightingale. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
NyOrIcH.-Th, .na.r..xmca .n,,.u .o,a The

stock of Goods closing their business and request
all persons having claims against them them for
mont aud all persons indebted to the requested to
come forward and settle their accounts
We will sel priv Natey upon liberal the large TOBAC
co FACTORY aud FIXTURES now occupied by I. g. \.
Ferguson CO. alo, Lot, lying the Canal al
joining Capt II Stacns Lumber House fronting 60 feet
Jefferson street also, the DWELLING HOUSE occupied
by 4 L. fmsoy.
Ehoro the parties will show the above property per
wishing purchase.
% Z TAYLOR TINSIEN A
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TERMS.

,o,NI,N is published daily at 80, and trweekly at
J. 'i~ =, advance No paper will he discontinued ex
mnn to OF the proFretors, until all arrearages shal
en- paid ,,,ro ara i,s.rtad for 90 sents NOR s,,o,o =,
er the first insertion, and 81 Is cts for each con-
e' OF or lcre torn weekly and then 50
no W. , be charged for each insertion If the number o
su ~ not marked the MS, will be published till
rtr'a' .I charged accordingly.
! cut ana TiiE YEARLY RATES ARE;
pr one 'laa1Fs' daily SG : 80 80
pr two two .,aare scmi-weekly 10
hr u"' "A, $40
0r Intended for both papers subject to special
s- h'efu''"
irct ar.i.rs will be limited to their Immediate bu
IL nv INV sements charged at transient rates.
IS or u new advertisements appear in the daily and semi
y papers otic.s which exceed eight lines are CHARGED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
DAILY VIRGINIAN.

A CHINESE MuNcuAusEN.--A Chinaman was
arrested last Wednesday in New Orleans for n
potty crimo and brought before Recorder Bright,
and gave very curious history of his life. lilo
stated that ho was but forty five years of age
and at the ago of eighteen he was behoaded in
China for rebellion; ten years after he was iaycd
nlivo for an attempt to assassnate the Emperor
of Chinn. Moon Sing, who is tho son of the King
or the King Of tho SUM- and FIVE years after he
was cut TO pieces because he was accused ofmur-
der IIe was then imprisoned for nineteen years
and badhs tongue torn out for lying, which IL
considered u very serious crime in the Celestial
Empire. After coming out OF prison he was
banished from the country for making sport oil u
Mandarin during the feast oftho Lanterns lilo
embarked on board of an American man -ot.war
and was in tho battle of tho Nile, under Commo
dorc Stockton, where u cannon ball terminated
his oventful career and now he found himself
arrested in New Orleans for the crime of petty
larceny! The recorder thought II time for him
TO rost from his labors, and SC sent Mr. Chinnmnn
TO the work house for the next ninety days. In
making oath to tho above statement, Tho swore by
ono of tho carthon spittoons--for Chinese all
swear by their earthen ware; and by nothing
higher.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

UDV's tUHsS. NJ, IVr fh' HIHtr.-~TUIo IN NM
highly perfumod, prepared by ourselves and neatly
put up in Elas alfi nbns celebrated pommndos rivers
Blue Pot romnadei clcavers Clarified Marrow
Grease larry frcophnrous Lyons kathalrou; Ihaons In
ygorato Woods Restorative and nearly all the popular
preparations Tor the restoration the hair
for saeby STKOTiIEK Il WHITEHEAD
l9-ts Druggists Bank Square:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

n tho
NIJAM TASKER 10 Park Place New YORK invites VIC
enton of Southern and Western Merfhah 10 ms NJ Nv, ~
cnes Pcrfumery Soaps Porte Monnaes jet ana bea" i,
lots PACKET Books Dress Buttons Pins and Necue9 NOON
ad t,,s watch Guards Max Coral and Glass Beads Neck
aees &c Rubber Combs Cane. bais % ad 3 10y IN N
o~ert seriton scissors and Cutlery God ana ''t
I.Ir Accorlpons and Vions including general ana very
large stock of English French and German aicy ' %
which will be sold at the very lowest l'eo' io ~
proved paper .,o hos, ,rarrer
~ 'i'e'' = 49, WILLIAM TASKER,
10 Park Place, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
'lNO pHYSICINNS-

= herrng's Blue Mass the best in use;
ng Caster OIL large and small bottles nearly tastciesi
English Wine Cochicum Rootprcpared from the fresh root
and infinitely superior the of the seed or dried
root;
Fluid Extract vaerianfom the fresh English root cultivated
, Ia this country;
Ao all the ofcinal 'Flud Extracts, carefully prepared
Liquor Ereonn;
td' PotaSs Atkinson Biggers)-ogether with com,
e assortment of pure Chemicals extra nice grauuale
Aa>ucs small Glass Funncls Instruments, &c, &C. sui
W 70 the wants of Physicians in toxin aud country ereiu
"'Gtei aud for sale by STROTiiER WilIEii hA'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

-ATTRACTION XTRAORDlNARf PA bNi ~ ~
,NpRoTYpES by J. KEA1f, only, successor 70 ' IT,
ems nj his old stand door 10 the Virginia hlH nam
strne.-confessedy the highest achievement 81 tn 1 w.
raie ART These beautful pictures, on glass ptre Nu
fy months almost entirely annhlated the ola Stye paF
reotypc paocess being infinitely superior IN every m & r
First they be seen in my ight ,ra rill,n
xersed rs in the Daguerreotype They arc more LII pii T
i, t,ne and more elegant in hnish the eyes n"c P
on In one fourth the required by the ola process
and lastly they will last for ages They arc here'T M ts
m mates of glass which sealing secured oy etu
a.at In the nited States and Europe, ana o"hcd III
hnrr by Keagy only This scaling renders he9 m p
ps m - ar INV other agent which destroys the pagueeo
type us ~ ros, ctfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens -. ,,uo..ros and rendered i'm
perishabe .,. o,a ,I,o richt TO mako Ambro
.,nes in Virginia, reasonable terms ,rco stock of
Every variety a.. 3i on bapd fscp 2Edts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

poI-Y on can buy READY-MA'b CL0 - iii.No @ % ~"
TI-RNISIIING GOODS, at wholesale ana re'i ~ ppE2I
-, NJ rl, NJ low cash prices by calling at AtlEh
NFWMASS corner Main and Market streets W's % Nb u
, 49,. ,o ner cent has just returned from lhc No
WIZ where he has made good supplies express
" for this lnaret of the most ashonaoe sye @ r crel
~ -; Tho tlothinc line and cheaper than was ever "lul
~ H. a;t Would be better for you 10 can anu m
i his magnificent Stock, and save at least ~ per @ bn
~ r,Tujar prices the same quality oi 'pous d n,
bave Clothing made to order in the Dos maino man % fsb
,bn shortest notice, and always eet lhe ho"eS' ~ ~
ionable Goods for your money ,, rood bory,ius Mt
Rehe'h"o' 'N Appel. Il NEWMANS
Corner OF Main and Market streets,
Iynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

NyOTECE..-The Hubscribcr being desiroms 20
~ close the remainder of the Stock OF Goods al inc od
stand Of George Bagby will from this day oicr inc ente
stoek at and below COST, for CASH only: ..o,,,rr
J0ts BENZ r. SAChEii l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
ACrOHEw AID, ts55.-Emcournxc uom.

- MANlfAtflRE-oir FURNITURE WARE
hooMS-Ihr attention of strangers and others Visitng
INnchhurg most respectfully invited to the
manding Stock of CABINET FURNITURE aud On AIRS
no" on exhibition my Ware Rooms exclusively of my own
manufacture
call from those wishing obuy all ask to salcs
oe 2}ts A. WINSTON.
y Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03
IIyER RCOMpLAINT. Snnnaicc, Dyprp.-ia

4 4.
80 chronic Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys ana
diseases arising from Disorderod Liver or stomach eh
oapaton Inward Piles Funess, or Blood to the iieaa
cly OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Illness or weight in the stomach Soar Eruetations smg
Ht!erng Pit Stomach Swimming OF the Head
arre and difficult Breathing Fuering at the Heart Choak
r uri9cating Sensations when IN ylng posr, 49,, nn
Iof Vision, Dots Webs before the sight Fever ana l'u
: IN hG Head Deficiency of Perspration feio"aess Oh '
en Fushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant imag
% OF Eyi and great depression Of spirits can be
rTTnrel by DoCTER HooFLAYDs CELEBRATED HEkMaN
I ILRS, prcparcdby Dr. C. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
% No 2O Arch St, one door below sixth Phiiadeiphla
Their power over the above disease excellcd fequa
Cd by any other preparation in the United states the cures
IA many eases after sAillfu physicians had falied;
eS' Bers are worthy the attention OF lnvailhS ]
great virtues recfcaton Of the liver and lesser
exercising the most searching power IN Weakc @
of the digestive organs tloy withal safe certain
1ll pleasant
~ VIRGINIA rEsrMoNY-Dr J. NJ Wilson, Lexington Va
eo 9Th 1852 said am entirely of the German Bit
'rS They have become all the rage Nothing else sells
ID, ne Tenth Legion published Woodstock Va said Jan
Ie9o; "a Great MedcincWe have uniformly refraihea ,
% recommending the public any of the various pate.
of the day, unlcss thoroughly convinced OF .ni M
Gg Among those consider worthy Of notice, rs m 1r.
nan itters nveutedby DE- Iiouh1ud and preparuo oy IT IT
f IN Philadelphia One instance in particular IN i W s
len 5eror virtues of this medicine have been tes,e' % % Of
Mr. ger er onr observation. During the last summer @ td
With 1oam ram Crabi of this county was very seriousF ]
f Ver Complaint and after trying in vain, various tcie
purchased bottle the Bitters and after using IT, Wa
bo and S ms So cnrc to
c, are entirely vegetable free from all Ju ,uS ~
sale wholesale by Druggists in all the princia CITES - %
T,n 5y apohecaes and sorckeepers in every LOW" " '''
SoSS by SrROTIER g. WHITEHEAD, j. H. litont liti L.
ds@, q 60, and }. II. sEAY co, Iyneho"fg "n" y
,.lS IN medicine everywhere tsep o-'''
ED1CfNAL sIQUORs AND w iha.r
W rnre Juice Port Wine pure French hranny, 1mans
An London Porter, and Wofs Aromatic SeiedAi o.ni 1j
hal ms articles are warranted pure, and snttpe W ~, i
Imposes. For sale by JOHN IL nEAlt,
EHNGA ELVET, ~sLs< AND CAstAMEnH
%5,ts JAMES A. sTIGLER co:
NJ. PERUVIAN SsUANO.-lOO bags OF NO
aNfp fratu
'teby ~ "io fs, 'tY9'.,Is Y9,s ~ ' r. r. SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-03

~ HEWA.D.-ren dollars reward VIII De pnu
SZtD fr e delivery of each OF the following named no
roa hired 10 the Virginia anl Tennessee ltairoad thl
IoRDAN hired of T. NJ. Cabon, Esq Trustee oi MAJ! H.
fiofsieS' nii'i'i.'''' M L. II. GILL
f.DJc cuo't Va & Tenn. L. X.
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1Gun.XE-u -uEaTH s. AILEN. COMMLs-

~
0E SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, oAl4-lof-
rICF IA FRosr STREET NEW YoRK)-Particular aenuon
,ai N iITS or TOBACCO. and cousgnnents direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited ra,-.. Alta,
REFFRENCES-A. & \. Lawrence 4 Co, boston Anch
& pavs,n New York :: Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore
Dayeuport Allen x co, Edmond, Davenport a 20, , hu'
4 Watson James T. Heath, late auditor ana trehsh'W W "
- piab-aond. Nrcorklc q Jones' Mcdaniel Hurt a lrcS
to, p e s Ferguson & Co. and Miller Crenshaw Iyheh
burg. -, = o,r b,uec in Nc,y
VII o,r resident partner that city will give his personal
,, q, bf RECEIVING transhppng and securing the low
49, of friht free of commission) all goods conSigh
cd tn our San Francisco House. . -. piat
Messfs. h'i s"'' aug 2Seodly