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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

viving child the acts Of winning love. and
and sacrificing devotion which made his
Lizzie the very object of life. He would
talk OF her sweet smiles and of her happy
disposition, until memory would lead him
to the hour when he bid her depart. and
not let him see her face again. His de-
cline was rapid, and this lone child saw
the first flowers which the warmth OF
spring had called from the soil of her
mothers grave, disturbed, uprooted, and
thrown aside, that his ashes might min
gle with those of the mother of his chill
dren.
AT his death he charged her to pay off
as far rs she might be able, the debts in
Cured to procure the necessaries OF life :;
the land, which for want of culture, had
not Increased in value, was sold, and left
her but few dollars. These she expeu-
ded in rearing some boards to mark the
spot where she had seen buried, one after
another, her beloved kindred. She had
heard of Chicago She had heard that
in this city there were offices where stran~
gers wishing employment could find work.
She had travelled many miles on foot un-
I'll she reached Milwaukee, and thence
here by the kindness of poor sailor, who
had seen her, day after day. on the dock,
watching the departure Of the steamers,
had enquired and assertaned that she
wished TO come hither, but had not the
money. He brought her to Chicago on
his own vessel, and had told her that by
crossing the bridge she could find ono Of
those places where situations were given
to worthy applicants.
Such was her story. She had men
toned no name except that of father,
mother and the endearing appellation of
brother George, Willie, &c. Both of the
women were crying bitterly. The fash
ionably dressed lady turned her face to-
wards the river, that her tears at such
crowded and unusual place, might not be
observed. She requested us 10 take her
two boys, George and Willie, she called
them. by the hand to keep them from
danger, and then putting her arm around
che neck Of the poor, friendless, wander
ing stranger. said, "you are my own sis
ter. am Lizzie T.
These two beings, children OF the same
parents, how different have boon their
paths, and how deep their sulFeriugs
We have seen them together in "Lizzie's"
carriage, driving along Lake street.
They are doubtless as happy ms their be-
reavments, relieved only by the con-
siou5Dess Of duty faithfully performed.
can permit. Blu: while the suffering Of
that father and mother may be family
known from tho story of the daughter,
what must have been the mental agony
Of that other daughter. unkindIy banish-
ed from her mothers side. and driven
out into the world without fathers
blessing? What must have been her
grief. when her letters. written from q
prosperous city, from the house Of her
wealthy and kind husband, telling them
of her success and OF the birth of her
children, were unnoticed and unanswcr-
ed ? She must have felt indeed that the
hearts of that father aud mother, her sis
ter and brother must have been harden
ed against her. We will say no more.
That scene will live in our memory while
we can remember the holy love Of father.
mother and kindred.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

A TASTE FOR READ1NG.-Sir John Her
schel has declared that if he were to ask
for taste which should stand him in.
stead under every variety of circumstan-
ccs, and be q source of happiness and
cheerfulness through life. and shield
against its ills. however things might go
amiss. and the world frown upon him, it
would be a taste for good and useful read
ing. Give man. he affirms, this taste,
and the means of gratifying it, and you
cannot fail of making him good and hap
py ; for you bring him in contact with the
best society in all ages. with the teuder-
est. the bravest, and the purest men who
have adorned humanity. making him q
denizen Of al nations. a contemporary OF
all times, and giving him practical proof
that the world has been created for him.
for his solace. and for his enjoyment.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

TRUSTING INNocExcE.-A back woods
man who had never seen pair of sugar
tongs, being invited to a tea-party. re-
quested person who unhappily sat near
him, to give some information respecting
its use. I" 1t is very ingenious instru-
ment." said the cruel wag. " which has
been invented lately for the purpose Of
blowing tho nose. 1t is now in use in
genteel society, and it is expected that
the disgusting custom of using the fn-
ers will be abolished" The sugar-dish
was handed around the unfortunate eli
on" seized the tongs, and the polite part
of the assembly were scandalized at the
omrc application of the instrument and
the tremendous explosion which followed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26
Anonr wursKERs,-"Of all tbinus. >,

ABOUT Wn1sKERs.-"Of all things"
says the Dublin University Magazine,
" avoid Vulgar whisker." This is Of
various kinds. A short, schrubby, indom-
table red whisker is a vulgar whisker ;
a weak, fuzzy, white, motheaten. muddy
whisker is vulgar whisker; twisting,
twining', sentimental, cork-screw of a
whisker is vulgar whisker a big, black,
bluff, brutal looking whisker is vulgar
whisker: a mathematical. methodical,
master-of-arts.ical diagram Of a whisker
is a vulgar whisker. Whatever is not
any Of these-will do.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

Tho following resolutions we're sdOpssd
by the Committee -
]. That il be recommended 70 tho poos
pie OF the several counties Of Virginia %
hold public meetings, appoint central
committees aud sub-commitLees ia Yafioao
parts oftheir counties 10 receive subserip.
tons and make collections loF The erection
Of the monument We propoOe.
2. That all Editors 10 the State end
elsewhere 70 whom the foregoing appeal
is sent be requested 10 call Alteration 10
the same In their columns-and that thsy
and all Commandants Of regiments and
the officers Of every volunteer corps in Ihe
State, Clerks Of Courts. SheriIs. Cashiers
Of banks. and all other persons 10 whom
il 10 forwarded, be requested 10 aet in she
collection Of funds.
3. AllcommitteeS and others eoileetiag
for this enterprise are requested 70 report
70 the committee whose names are signed
70 the address-and 70 make TGnittanees
70 ]. II. Sherrsrd. Cashier Of tho Far
mers Bank, H. n. Brent. Casbier of the
Bank Of the Valley. or Robert b. Wolfe,
Cashier Of the Bank Of WinchesIer--aIl
Of whom arc requested 70 Ast 20 tssasu.
rers for the fund.
~ All who act foE Us or 20 ahom
this address 10 sent are requested 70 be
present at the laying Of the conversions
Of The monument July 4, 1866 WfBeteS-
Ter VtLgtHtaH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

w Scene corner of Spruce street.
Hnife~ Sharpener Nan--in sonorous voice
-" Here goes your nice chemical patent
erasive soap. highly scented, and put up
IN neat packages-cheap at twenty-five
cents. Here you have it-just>a-going
to remove all stains whats
ever. paint, oil. or g-r-e-a-s-e." Ragged
OTchtn-" say. Mister, will il take but
ter OFT plate ?" Sensation and cheers
among the crowd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

H a young lady walking out one
fine morning, met the celebrated John
wilkes. She remarked to him, /" You
see, sir, I have come out for little sun
and air. 'eYou he'd better, madam. eet
husband frss, !" was his reply.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-26

~ Courage, when genuine, 10 never
cruel. Il Is not fsrse. Il forsees evil.
It's tTepidations come either befoEs OF af.
Ter danger. In the midst Of peril 70 IL
calm and cool: Isis generous, especially
70 the fallen. Il il seldom attaised.
Jean Paul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

QUANTITY OF AMMUNITION EXPENDED UroN
SEBAsroroL.--A letter from st. Petersburg. If
July II, says: THE eombats of the 18th and
18th Of June were doubtless the seversst aud
most desperate tia: have ns yet taken place be-
fore Sebastopol From private correspondence
this appears much more than from mere official
reports. In one is stated the following namely:
1T is impossible to form an idea, except by per-
sonal inspection, of the amount of iron and had
which is used. The ground where the combat
took place is entirely covered with shot and
she'll. From the 3lst May up to the OH of June
four soldiers have pickedup 7S,lu0 lbs. of head
and LOIS bombs of 50 lbs, not exploded; and
this is not ono-thrd part of what has been used
by the enemy, as great part OF their nmmuni
ton is buried in the walks Of the town and ram
parts"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
opy- HsIf,
JAMES BENAGH, Cl'k.

TRIBUTE or REsrEcr.-At n quarterly term of
the Court of Hastings for the city OF Lynchburg,in
the State of Virginia, held in and for said city at
the courthouse, on Friday the 9Th day of Au-
gust, 1855: Whereas il has been communicated
To the court that sineeits last term, J1ires NJ.
Boyd, member therof has departed this lie,
therefore this Court. in honor of his.unemory'
doth adopt the following resolutions:
/. That we have been deprived by This vista
ton of Providence of n worthy citizen, an up
right Magistrate, aud friend who in all relations
of life bore himself with propriety of detnea-
nor, that commanded the respect ind esteem OF
all who knew him.
q That we tender 10 the widow and family of
Mr.. Boyd, our sympatlies under tho affliction
which they have sustained,
B. That testimony of our regard for the
deceased we will wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ing tor thirty days.
4. That the members of the bar, and the officers
Of the Court cuneurring with the court, in the
foregoing resolutions, cordially unite the same.
s. That the foregoing resolutions be entered
upon the order book of the court and copies fur
nished each of the newspapers of this city. with
request that they will publish them, and that
another copy be forwarded to the family IF the
deceased.
cupy-Teste.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

TREATMENT OF THE YELLOW FEvER.--Capt.
Jonas T. Levy. late of the u. s. transport ship
America, who il is stated has had hundreds OF
cases Of yellow fever under treatment, says he
never knew of case terminating fatally after
observing the following directions: Dissolve in
wine glass of water Il tablespoonful of common
salt, and pour the same into tumblcr adding the
juice of whole lennon and two wine easses Of
castor oil The whole to he taken 81 one dose,
tby an adult.) Then hot mustard foot bath,
with handful of salt in the water, The patient 10
be well wrapped in the blankets until perspra-
ton takes place freely. On removal to bed, the
feet Of The patient to be wrapped in the blanket.
Afterwards apply mustard plasters TO The abdo'
men, legs aud soles Of the feet. If the headache
is very acute, apply mustard plasters to the back
of the head aud to the temples After the fever
has been broken, take 10 grains of quinine and
40 drops ofeliSer OF yitro to quart Of water,
Dose, wine glass fall three times a.day. Barley
water, lemonade and ice. water may be used in
moderation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
CITY and STATE DEPARTMENT.

TRIBUTE or REsrEcT. Al quarterly term
Of the Court of Hastings for the city of Lynch.
burg, IN the State Of Virginia. held in and for
sad city. at the Court House thereof, on Mon
dry. the 9th day Of August 1855.
This col,t being inf,imesl that on yesterday
by The disppusation oi Divine Prosdenec HENRY
VI. DfpLAkE, E-q. formerly ard for hing tine,
a very diIieen', intelligent and useful member Of
thisl'ody departed this life, as Testimony Of
respect for The memory &c the deceased. IF con-
d.tlenee with his hereayed family, and as n me-
mortal of his worth ) a man and az citA'n,ihis
Court doth enter iuto the following resolutions,
in which The members Of the bar and all The of.
fcrrs of the Court concur mud unite.
1T. That. ~ II member Of this Court, Henry
". Didlake was able. dligent, impartial and
just, knowing no party aud always seeking TO do
justice.
81. That he was, in private life, a good man,
nm aflrclionate husband, a fond and devoted
fniher, and an indulgent, humane mas ter; aud. as
citizen. useful enierprsing and patriotic.
81. That, n neighbour he was kina and lib
eral-and 10 The poor very charitable. BcneYo-
lence one OF the most nronDcnt traits in his
character.
9TH. That this Court, entar,nining the highest
respect for the memory of the deceased, will adj
lourn and attend the funeral obsequies. which are
10 take place at O'Clock, this evening.
9th. Tint these resolutions be entered upon
tie order book of the Court that copies DO furn.
ished to the editors OF each OF the newspapers
published in this place, with request that they
publish them in their respective papers, and that
anoihcr copy be fpruiahcd to the bereayed fnmily
ofthe deceased, bearing with it the deep sympathy
and sincere coincidence of the Court the mem
bers of the bar and the officers of the Courc, in
this their sad bereavement.
\ Copy-feste,
Z II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

st.sai firing pistol at the crowd who were sion
ing him and his companions Some one came
out from house with shot gun. and LET drive
at the fugitive. The marshal subsequently ar
rested two Of them. -
No respectable man cnn think II the scenes
of yesterday without shane. A complete sys
TEN of terror and blood was established by the
knnw hing party or faction. Tho details are
disgusting
The lawlessness was provided FIR by the city
authorities in allowing but Que voting place IN -
ward. The upper aud and lower wards were Ia
ken at an early hour. and the middle wards were
not exempt.
We have had no election in any American
sense Of the word. Our city is governed not by
law. but by sci Of hired senundrels vho obey
the secret commands If lawless men II i lot
worth while TO try 30 disguise the character Of
this city There il no law, no police. III justice
here. Oar poll books speak not the voice Of the
people but the dciafes Of mob.
We neyer heard OF such scenes, much less
have we seed them anywhere. Nor have ever
sach been witnessed in this country. This sort
of proceedings anticipated. II came fully
ip 10 all that had been thfeHtened. aud surpass
ed anything anticipated. unscrapnlous n we
know ihn secret party. If the election ia Lou.
isvilla Yesterday legal aud Is 10 stand. then
The right Of suffrage ia Kentucky is nockert.-
There il NJ freedom here aud no law. seonn
drelisln II triumphant.
We have found means 10 subyert the law of
numbers al the poll. by violence, and passed off
rs legal. II the example of Louisville were gen
orally followed the liberties this country would
be ended.
The above are all the accounts we find IN the
Louisville papers. The reporters and printers
seem to have been 80 much frightened as to be
unable to attend Ia their business, The Conr
Ter has the following apology
Threats repeatedly made during yesterday
evening and last night that the mob would at
tack our office, created such stampede among
our printers. (many of whom by the way are
Know. Nothings,) they could not be induced 10
work We are consequently unable 10 give all
the news we have collected, this morning. and
must throw ourselves on the clemency of our
readers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
,T.LUAgLETAyERN pRopEl,T

fOH RbAT.-Ile sgb.criier wishes Ia rent her
vaiuaie Tavern Propef, ia the OF Sniem. known
the AMERICAN HOTEL either with or wih,oot
tie Farn.ure Ii j. iirsi-fse sand, aud ouly needs
the seBfi 20 1t *,nr upe'eTt pefsaa to do well as
,ny Fah.ie House IN The ctiu,ry.
The viii be hating and p9ssrs ion civ.
en- Immediately MARGARET WILLIAMS
AdthrN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

j. Of 4 MT run = splsudii horse COACH to and
from this Flsr" % the Camp Meeting daily For seats
amply 30 Marx An hons, Norvt Il House
ang - iIw NM II. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS Angus, 13.

WASHINGTON HoUsE-w. w. LEFTwIcH, PRoP'R.
Ii T Williams, va & Tenn r r. Jno w New
man, Fauquier; Netleton, city; Mrs Wilson
Peters, Nelson; Jno Gaddess, Marble Hall;
III Williams + Williams, Amherst; G l. Yeat
man, Glouster; II ii Davis, Richmond; Thomas
Moseby. Bedford; S Booker, city; + NJ Wig
CLINTON, Bedford; II p Cease, Lexington; S Pen
dleton, Amherst; Miss A NJ Slater, Richmond;
w j Rueker, ID ii Rucker, Amherst co; II G
Belled, G w Crow, city; Jas G Howood, w b
Phillips Phillips, Campbell; Il Armstrong
London; d Parker and lady, Pittsylvania; G
tourt; A MoChesny, Roanoke; + Heymann, Il I
Garnett. L w Garrett, New York; Edward
Crawder, Va; F p Hall. Mobile; r Ragland and
family, w Fern, j IL Dunkin, Petersburg; Jno
VIM z Fucker, city; Jas Harvey Rockbridge.
bacon SIDES.-5ono lbs brsf crafty Bacon
- Sides landing aud OF salsby
jy3lts d +. SAcKErT
RLACKBEIsRY CORDIAL f,r ole hy
- juy f-dts R. SIhbiEk \ 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
LAW NOTICE.

NT T VANCEY &C NJ BLACKBOARD. Atlor-
w negs "a Lar l.yncAburg w, having formed a
ropsrtne ship, viii practee regularly an the Courts
Of Campbell Atnbers, an Lypelbarg; also 10 the Cir
cant Courts % APPROXIMATION.
Office on alan Il, Opposite Citizens Savings Bank
sug 7-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
PARTY ATTHE Bug

~ FAL0 SPRINGS. Anhers, Onusty, Va com.
ncHoiaE Thursday 'he lBa inst (Aasust) AMI con-
lipsitR tl,t- days. CharEes-s2 for each dsy.
aug ti6lii JOHN s. Ky liz, Propriater
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
JAMES BENAGH. CP&.

SINNERS BEsIEaED. Our eghbor of tho
Republican, by one Of those provoking mistakes
which SO annoy the life of an editor announced
the other day that camp meeting viii be held
ON the land Jno. r. Mcdaniel commencing ON
the 18th ofAugust, aud continuing until the Dist
Of Jaauary-beng little over five months.
Grit may be, if not by mistake, that our neigh
Dor has determined to mend his ways" and i'm
agines that nothing less than five months siege
will succeed in reducing his strong hold of mi
guilty, and therefore has made this arrangement
for his own special benefit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

Took THE ROUNDS. Mr.. 5. HOLLAND, Of this
place. has now in his Factory hogshead of fine
sun cured tobacco, recently purchased by him in
remarkable. We understand that it was raised
near Gainesville, shipped through Petersburg
to Richmond, and by Richmond Commission
Merchant forwarded to Lynehburg. In Lynch
burg was sold at auction, purchased by Dan
vile Manufactures, and is to be put up here.
Danpiie Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

STOPPED RUNNiNG.--The steamboat Augusta
has been taken off the route via Port Wathall,
Norfolk and Portsmouth. She viii not resume
her run during the prevalence of yellow fever in
those places.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
BAZAAR,

VNHE BAZAAR,-fh subscribers being per-
Il maneniiy situated ia their aad extensive
tahhsinent next door To John I Davis on Main ST. ~
ready with by far the largest ind best ass,tt
mcnt of CLOTHING oierrd in This City of Hills
After returning their grateful their
friends or their Unprecedented aimee occupying
their New Store, they would say that they fully de-
rernincd. any sacrifice maintain the pa nd posi- ion
OF the Bazaar. In order reduce their Summer snck
prior laying in their Fall and Winter Clnhng they
offering increased induceme their custuo ers
and they would respectfully suggest that if in
want of good and well made Goods. adapted the
taste climate, business, means &C. they will be cor.
daily welcomed at the celebrated othns Bazaar OF
aug l3-ts BURROUGHS, SHAFERS CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

AccrpeSr.-A little daughter &C. Mr.. C. NJ.
Cosby, Of Danvic, was sefios.-ly Injured last
Thursday morning. by falling down the steps of
the Methodist Fcnae College ofthoi flnce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

CURIosITY-T Peoples Advocate has an
other vegetable curiosity to which it calls the
particular attention of the pirginidn. 1t con
sists fone of eornl3 inches in length, perfect
ly sound and filled, surrounded by smaller ears
all growing upon one stem and under one shuck
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

YELLOW FEvER.-The yellow fever is still
raging at Portsmouth and Norfolk. See Late
News" column for particulars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

ia VAULT FLoonEp.--.st The hate food in
Winchester, the vault of the Farmers Bank was
Inundated, and bag continuing SJ,30O ina gold
was missed A reward If $500 was inmedate-
ly offered for its recovery. and just US the hand
bills setting forth the reward were ordered to be
printed, the money found in the vault.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14

YELLOW FEVER AT HAMPTON. was report
ed Friday on good authority that two or three
cases of yellow fever had been manifest among
the refugees at Hampton, which excited such a
panic that the steamer Cote, full of passengers.
was ordered of and not permitted to land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
WANTED IIMED,ATELY-A

w ed GlRL. slave preiened.) rom IL to IA yrnrs
OF age, infant, irusty glrl a,ll find p,,
home by early application at the vueinian Office.
aup l.dts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-31
EXANDRIA. VA.
p ID E l. g. S II T. V F. n S.

Wholesale Druggists, and Dealers in Chemicals,
Paints, Dyes, Oils, Furnishes, Spices, Patent
Medicines, Glassware, instruments, Soaps,
and all articles suitable for the trade
and dealers generally,
A RE now receiving large supply of all goods
n in their line, selected with great care, and
purchased for cash from first hands, which will
enable them TO compete with other markets, and
offer such inducements to their friends and deal
ers generally, that cannot fail to please. They
offer fol sale:-
5 bbs No Castor Oil
1000 lbs EPSON Salts
1850 Sup Carb Soda
600 " Saleratus
l25 Cream Tartar
IT'S Refined Gum Camphor
22O Borax
8 bbIs Alum; bbls Copperas
l25 lbs Indigo
1900 " Sal Soda
as gall Olive Oil
40 d" Meats foot do
200 d" Train do
COCO lbs Pure White Lead in oil
$50 gall pure Linseed Oil
5 bbs Spanish Whiting
500 lbs Glue, assorted
6 bbs refined Lampblack
$50 lbs Venetian Red
1900 " Spanish Brown
645 Yellow Ochre
600 Putty in badders
$50 Extract Logwood
10 bbls Redwood
IS" Ground Logwood
)" Fus,ic
200 lbs Nader
bbs Camwood
2 J" Red Sanders
case Chinese Vermillion
60 doz Frey's Vermfuge
60 Fahnstocks do
Is gross McLane's, Rice's, Wright's, Davis
Chapmans, Kurs and others do
SO doz Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
"a {" Brandrelh's do
"a L" Jaynes Sanative do
&c Lees Anti Bilious do
Also large lot of Hobensack's McLane's, Moi
fats, Peters. HoIloways and others Pills
13 gross Mustang Liniment
20 doz Railways r. Relief
"a Barrys Tricopherous
IL " Hampton's Tincture
10 baskets fresh Salad Oil
100 boxes ~ Glass, 8 10 and 10 IL
60 gross Matches
LYONS Kathairon, Christmas do, Oriental Re.
storative Emerson's do. Jayne's Hair Oil, Roses
Wright's, J. Hauel's do, Hair Dyes, Luhins' and
a variety Of other extracts, Colognes, Bay Rum
Shaving q olIet soaps, DROWN 'aLhaCa ClhSel
Pain Killer, Bateman's Drops, Godfreys Cordial
Henrys and Morse's do, Townsend's Sarsaparilla
Sands do.
Paints and Coors of every kind, Backing, Pain
and Backing Brushes, besides variety of othe
articles too numerous to mention.
They respectfully solicit an examination of thei
stock by merchants visiting the city, feeling assur
red that they can make it to their Interest to pa
troniZe them
Alexandria, Va, March 80, 1854.