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d ( ksT oE GOOD ANDRAD. j
S \ h A n NJ C n Il

- any where, iRrarl the
I'll a pod asd bad hack Thers
| sa ,pposiDg Providence io
4 a 1lsS n N n m A IIcable spirit against them.
Ebe1i lgla D in stl,ee Y spoyerfyof ! wrstched
|a ~ n ll jpisiortnnes Of their liyss. !.
{ I 4 lovs5y ~ g 4 sgslnst them, sns ldr
|osts 4 r. good prof ssion loat
|his hcl inE INV fissr, bs ksry hs iiles
Away hiis line ! 6ahing when be should
lsat u iIt itIths "A ~
. good tfads perpetDally burnt up m
luck BY biz hot temper. which provoked
Al his employees To leave him. Anoth-
er with ! lucrative business lost his luck
by amazing diligence at everything but
his business. Another who steadily fol-
lowed his trade ~ steadily followed his
bottle. Another who was honest and
constant to his work, erred BY perpetual
|misjudgment he lacked discretion.
Hundreds lose their luck BY endorsing,
By sanguine speculation, BY trusting
fraudulent men, and BY dishonest gains,
Aaman never has luck who has bad
wife. ! never knew an early rising,
hard working, prudent man. careful oi
his earnings, and strictly honest. who
complained Of bad luck, A good char
r -. q -
acter. good habits. and iron industry,
are impregnable to the assaults Of all
ill-luck that fools ever dreamed Of. But
when / see 9 tatterdemalion creeping
/ out Of q tavern late in the afternoon,
| with his hands stuck into his pockets,
the rim of his hat turned up and the
crown knocked ID. | know he has had
bad luck--for the worst Of all luck. ID
to be sluggard, knaye. or a tippler.
III. ,W. Beecher.
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but iii idis spits ois lilsss 4 p mt II
IA Pdsiog massss which had VI collset=
IA during lths night. NV sI lwefs ~
pulsed with great siieor ~ troops
|fofming the divisioas WI GeDsrnls Her
billion. Csnaya, Faneheux md Morris. /
The Ssrdiniaus placed - sour righf
|lsugl n bs4ssly Tho sRussians lsll )
issfks nun 81 q dead 81 the 6et6, si,d III,
w made anany priisonss ass1t611
,Esral ~ \ lplsis \, sRt snl ~ ksnsiel,
Hill when cur ~ " NJ " came up, sssd
Ilsths Ar4xs "A y psr. ~
4 ,lliculsrly the English cavalry. theenemy
received heavy blow. 'S I
Our losses, although much less M
merons than those Of the enemy, are
not yet known. PEIIsslsR |"
Affairs before seyastopol were IN
changed
Omar Pacha had received his orders
70 return 10 the Crimes, ,instead Of going
10 Asia II ss s 5ss ss 81 u; 0
General Simpson telsgraphed on III
10Th
General Pelissier and ! have de.
cided#to open ERE from the English and
French batteries to-morroW morning Al
daybreak.
St. Petersburg letters say that Cor.
chakoff has orders from the Emperor L
sink the Russian fleet If the Malakof
falls.
The II London Morning Post minis
terial organ) says editoriaily 4. ".
have reason 70 believe that stirring ant
hitherto unexpected intelligence may 5,
looked for from the Crimea within III,
next few days =
Il is supposed TO refer to the secre
expedition q field movements
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COMPULSORY VACCINATION.

D
this county, from the committee |,
whom was referred the subject sof vac
|einaiioaE,, VI, \ ~ ~ ~ 'li ss
General Vaccination, \ which makes |
compulsory On parents, guardians, over
secfs of charitable institutions, prisons
the selectmen of towns. and mayor an,
aldermen Of cities. &c.,stp see that al
persons who may come under thei
charge. are duly, yaccinated !; and anJ
neglect of his duty shallfbe punished ),
\ .fne of Eve dollars for each and ever,
year ofsuch, neglect. !.
The report, written BY Or. Stedman
gives 4 large amount Of valuable inform
asion il regard y that terrible disease
y small q Posx He says .. rs.
nIis nov about ! 800 ye.rs since ths
FIRST accounts Of small pox occurred
since which time i ma been, 81 All liz
seourges which haye afllicted our race
by far the most terrible. Il our own
country country ~ fatality among aboriginal
tribes, many of whom were sntisely
swept sway BY i, y \ mailer " history
In Mexico !; ;OOO. 900 Of the natives pet.
ishedin i few years aflsrithe conquest.
IN civilized countries the mortality does
not seem y have been much lsss.
Ia England II was sicalculated that this
disease carried OF 10, 600 of the inhabi.
lants every year. Il Russia Z, ,ooo, 900
died ofa1sss 4 ! single year. And ii sall
coustries where accurate accounts d
the csgses of death hare been kept. i
appears That il s.alls deaths Of children
under zen years ,.of aee, one-half were
isom smalli 'poxs And n II ~ Gsasral
asersge. sone sut Y Of every fo0reei
deaths wass from this caosey II
II ssgaff u ths sood 1s.dk 81 w
cinatlph lis says that IA ths BrisisiI
ssssy where ali fecroits nv vaccinxssd.
,Uff eleven ykousA nd ldsaths IL ,,s:.sty
wears my "a 0srslof sral pox. B
iii dafssillss, II Isas, 81 50 100 40
6Inated Jfly 10 died VI vAtioloid. while
III ], ,oOU sinps5t,is VI, 900 took thti
.a5sii Sox d@lld @ I .0oO did out II ullQ
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"A SAILORS LETTER.

A good one Is told by % English .pa-
per, Of an old lady who had received 4
letter from her son. sailor On board !
nun, which hran thos.:, sysAs
We have been driven into the Bay
of Fundy BY 4 pampoosa righ. in the
teeth. 4 blowed great guns, and we
carried away the bowsprit; a heavy sea
washed overheard the binnacle and
companion the captain lost his quad
rant, and could not take an observation
for fifteen days At last We arrived III
Halifax " ss-sNs y y
The Old woman. who. could not read
herself, got e neighbor 10 repeat i u to
her three d four times. until she thought
she had got i ~ heart; she then sailed
out 70 tell the story. Fe..,1'
Oh, my poor son r.
81" Why, what's the matter, mother-I
hope no mischief I" 4
" Z Oh, thank ny stars he y safe-bu,t
| ~ f5s FgsS-
he has been driven into The bay Of Fir
inanent BY ! bamboozle right ID the
teeth blowed great guns, and they
carried away the pulpit-a heavy sea ,a
washed overheard the pinnacle Of The
tabernacle-th the captain lost his coniu,-.
ration, and couldn't get any salvation
for fifteen day sat last he arrived safe
Al Hallelujah = ss's 9s..,
Lor bless us r what wonder they
were not beat to atoms %
WAKlNo " THE WRono PAssxv-
dER. A particularly green IN, en-
tered the Nassau cars for Lowell, Is the
infinite d9nght 81 several Boston Bucks.
they soon gathered around their. s;aa;;,s ;;
an1 opened aheir batteriesI rho coan-
spscass1s with ! .skisg 6ztasophsr, until
tryman bore 4 like sang Lowell, when
they were spproaGe who had been tie
he turned g the pokinR fun, z and Who,
lsost 'foyWsrd jbreia /. gosse. bsneash Ills
~ 1;S very. seriously xtlaimeds s-A-
. know you, and knew yosr
risfe ents before yqn remember when
you ,1n we're born as well q II Il were yes
ferday you a moth Md twins one
|pssa boy md sihe otler wan y goal-a
M 6oy died bus ths geet lived !"
Asn,xeror r 4 donday, Aux., AL ~, 1855
y SfTtinS Il IN ssre{gfsived Here frnrn fkA
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DESIRE 'SfICHAUD, ,

{Ssccessor 10 ALEx. REr, y Wholesaieand Re
nil Dsular in Groceries. Wines, Liquors. Pre-
served Fruits. Spices, Produce. Etc., Robert
Street. near Third Street, ST. Paul. Minnesata
. EF The highest price paid for country Pro
duce. ~ sS4Sssa is.s es sSSs Ssssg#.ss4., S gs
ST. Paul, April. yH
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CRY CASH FURNISHING; STORE.

CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.
W1rrIr ArD CooLEY. Merchsnt Tailors
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers and Msnutac-
t6sers ii. Ready Made Clothing, and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, Boys ard Childfens
Clcshinx in great variety. Roberts Street, q.
Pani, NJ. +.
ii. Paul, April. ytf
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ENgsL.AND.
SaIE nUERN,s SPEECt AAENT
III G|a n rROROG OGUEIl. SIas N

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~ ..;s 81. -. . q I. 4 81. ,I;,,, 4, d,
t'aA IA 1A PRoRoa1Ei, II Jul 81 d s's' U 81 -
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4 as Engsssa \ 4 aril 4 ~ ss'1 go
gued On TIE iatf instau y =! 4 hs ioi'ow- n sg
irg Y n. = 8. coPy h, "a nsr Males'y \ spesen
Mg LORDS g Y AND oENrIhhks; y /" u 4
are commanoed Y ner Nsl Y lesty to ls- S
lease you rom TURNER assenoance = e
Parliament, and q the same tlnae g, s'. ex-
Pressth wafm Acknowledgements oi hst
Majesty ior the sa' szeais ana ass'au'.y WIN.
which you have apphsa yop.se.Yes =
the discharge ofyour pnbl,c duties au-T
ring 4 long and laborious session,
"Her Majesty has seen With a. g! grsa!
satisfaction that white you nave occupied
yourselves in providing means iors fhe
vigorous prosecution ct the war, yoa
have given your attention 70 many mea-
sure Of great utility Her Majesty =
convinced that you will 81 share her her salts Is
faction at finding that the progress 81
events has teadedto cement firmly that
union which has = happily been e''ab,
iished d he'd between her Government rent 1o ano
that 81 her ally the emperor q 'ne
French and her Majesty trusts that
mr. alliance funded on q sense Of the
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Y a.! I NJ n i lEaj \
N u ID as| a1s ssg'sss VI II
u ~ !1 !! III 3sa M n ~ ! ~ \ :! l{s,6bs
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hs Nm II INV y, n iirst dispatch "a
lHlss sabi ifcl sls French Admiral
ls sss 3es 81! d fas LouisylLls,
'sit1st q Il I, a lS56.
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la Aaa s!a oagfoes 8 nv oeen attended m
.sncf a immense connagra-I
h. |ssss Z 8 4 s - a q eonrs' nas DESTROYED :
81 !s sl 4 D s ! nouses and msga
|zlsss 81 ths Essfh' wfIci = Z com
a 'e.e rum alsoss 9. Y! powder Z Y magazines
snd g 70 stores @ prcjss 8 flies tiew up he a1e
I, suffered sesere.aoss g, our loss 4 'ns'g 3!
nancans e .s, men n. and a, nothing vnatever n
mater1al' the crews are entnos'ast'c. :.
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ss'9s % esg fns rem xea borg on
shs 4 3 ens s. the aslllsea ships were
'se..ooa' ! 81! y aamsssa' @ ihe Br'f''a es'an77
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dimnianish hsd sIset; before Cronstadt. hst
the Enpsro~ = WI, refused Il ',s' 4
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N o. All LOCKE, sssfss
v69ff gsA mi Kasd Deslsr IL Boassts. shdes
fflts MI Cgps, Il Rabber Goods. ets.. NEST doo
y a. Whaas III sDsesefsean Gallery. Third ST
slss(bss Cs1is, 6kssP Papl. iMinnesosa. rs VT !
n. 8. TYSON 1 CO., 4
isss5 ~ Y u Is, I'D sRoberss Street 0e',,ssa
I'D ~ 1aspts s.. Pasl. Mir y + q q 4zAy.. - :
gs-s,H Nv, 2. MIlas-.sAY NH "A Z .a Il
As'as,sy and cossa}iis ssa}ians.oss. "a =" ~. 80 :
,;.a S,,ai, e Is VII
{ ss ALEXANDER RE.Y, Il s.s
whplss1ss Gsocer. Fsswaeding and Comniasion
" Msschass Leres Lsvass s., Paul, Minnesota.
- sPAIMER AND IIAYWAKD,
Aiseu1 ss IAa, Empire Beck. y. II Pal. NJ. Il.
2 Es;wAAS g. PAI1..,r Commissioners 'fog
sa Vermont. aax1aI sas III
i syvstI suni1l. HAYsvAAD, Nossry Public. q
III Pssls =: 3 April, 1885,. ss'aa ysf oasI
I'M .,,l. fEhs AMI, HUNT, n, T A. Z 4
1Sapulsc,n( A4hd Dsaisrsin all hisds of Farni-
gF,6srp, txnUof ~ nd A1innesoh streets. ST.
snssl. il sasad ssu iassssssa .ay.if III
q 8 9 lllFN NEsOTA Ian b AGENCY. .sFss''sis
oHsssse tss AID co., Gspsss.l Gts t4ibd Agents,
1Hk llipessas 0iilics cMP N "a a siEssay s "A ths
a jale I'M BuiIding. Plcpstsy boaabt and
spcld. TIL - tered, money toe ned and Unrest
Il, $40 sds throps shoo. ,hs J, u
L. C. KENNEE..as sstsa ~ Is
DSletfA Bioss nj ls5;cineA, lpsip.s, Oils,
DySNihfs, Ghsmi1s IN; Fesfhnissy, sts!, III the
- IN LEk D.nI
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readiness md zeal S ll K6S
provided, the neca ssPpll v y n
rying o. the war IA which eisssy1
is engaged. II.
Her Msjesty lanents tAe l ~ j1l y
and sacri6est which N hsNtS M isl 11 =
cesssry u imp iaIl poss ld'ls npol hsr Isissll ) q
re, but aha acknoWi - y M ssss
with. which yos have sallsyiatsd 49,
weight of those burdens by ths MIXED
arrangements which you hsve maids N
providing those suppIies. sss.ls lss|
e Mr. LoRDs Ann GENTLElfnNFIa
Majesty has commanded ID "a ~ kh1fl
she has seen with sincere vragr grets tisat
the endeavors which, ii cooju untsisl xsitlh
her ally, the Emperor of the Efs1chs
she made at the recent com fesea at
Vienna to bring the war 0u coDclnAion
on condition consistent ssis6i, l'e Y honor
Of the Allies and with ths lfataie aecusily
Of Europe. have proved ideffacfuak
But those endeavors hSying failed no
other course il LEFT loa.her slM Majsst tY4but
to prosecute the war rtifhrsE ali spossible
vigor and her MslesfY rslying npcn
the support Of hers Rarliament upon the
manly spirit and patrfoaismofhsr~p
pie, ppon The never 'a!.i;Iing ceorags y
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4Successors to r. s. NEWELL Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ii Hardware aud Catiery,
Manufacturers or and Dealers II Stoves and
Tin Ware, Third Street, 81. Paul, Min. Ter.
c. E.aMAYo. ytf =. BANGS, JR
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Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854
GIMpG0N n BRO.
bIMPSON d BtO,
Sieu of the Golden Lock Lynohburg, Va.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynohburg, Va.
VA Il are now opening addition 70 ohr former ne"
w .,nok IA yer, isree assortment Of HAnDwAaE,
CUTLERY Guss PIsroLs, SApDLERY, PLATED 6ooDs,
FtDnn on. ULotns Hoh,se Keeping Arices. Building
Maf,riiis and Tools u most erpy d''erpio" among
which arc many nrtc!- u. Introduced nj nrke ia
fall
w hsltor oursrives cAbbitto the public geB-
orally md those who will favor with examination,
greater variety. a.uprriorty of style and quality oil
goods ever offered in this. il surpassed in any markct
Our goods are all new and rnn-t desirable, aud viii
be- sold ut reasonable profit only NIL who will rive
If. rnIl or .ntr.t u. with their orders, which will
,rivc our beat mud prompl attention.
Merchants and other. buying largely will be charged
IA snnII adynnrc only. oct 10ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
Christina, and New Years Gifts.

flAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN have in store splendid
L assortment of elegant Illustrated Books, aud Z"
variety Of beautiful Fancy articles, suitable Tor the a
preaching Hslyday's, consisting ef
4 splendid edition ri Scntt's Novels. " vols,
a Irvine's Works, Is ,"
Royal Gsn,s-Pree, s25 90,
Home Authors,
O nancnts Of Memory. s. 81 rsF
Our Ssviour with Proph,its and Apostles.
Women OF the Old and New Testament,
The KEEPSAKE,
Life Of Martin Luther,
krumnack's PARALLELS,
LIE Of DIR. Alexander.
Winter Wreath nf Summer Flowers,
Foot Prints of Truth.
Byron Gallery,
Naverly Gsllery,
READS fema.e Poets OF America,
Watsbn's Poetical Quotations,
The Poetical Works of seake.Peore, Byron, Burns
Mi'tsn Campbell Rodgers. Ed I'll May osgood Moore
Topper. Keats, Kirk White IL
papier Mache Work Boxes, Writing pesks, Jewelr,
Ca as Portfolios Ink Stands. Gard Cases iorimona''
Cabas Dressing Cases tor Lsdie. and entlemen-a'o,
many other Fancy Goods large and beautiful a'so''"e"
Of Bibles, Prayer and flynn Books
lee l6.dts
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no THE CITIZENS OF LYNonBuRG

Two TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBURG
L AND ITS V,cINIrY.-As intend To have my store
enlarged, the earl part Of the ensuing year think
therefore offer the public all OF my valuable and
weassnrte,i stock at very REDUCED PRICES Ii
my customers will please give call they will he
sGed that this notice is Aumbug. large lot Ct
TALAlAS and LADIES' CLOAkS, also Carpets, Rugs
und Bookings al Cost. Snpr Bed Blankets Sntnes,
Cashmere, Craze, Meinn and Silk Snawls, Dress
Silks, Pocket Iiaudkcrchets-Plun and Embroidered.
with large lot OF Needle Work, and Nd Gloves.
Loi oi Sup'r RiguIets. G25 cls.-bcautiiul article.
nov 2S l. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware. Cutlery Guns SaddleIy. House
Ie...uia,iran Gf,ads &c &c

HardwaTe. Cutlery, OuIlB, oatuIeIy, iADuHt
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
rEEGURf 4 BOlALL hasIng determined to make
VI aehsngs in their business, viii offer tom 10 day
M largest and most desirable stock OF Hardware. Cut.
rv e e. ever befure offered ia this market al grent-
reduced prices or cash Many articles al and 6'Ioo
Josi :,
tending close up the:r business as speedily a.
,,o.-bIc they cordially invite all indebted to ia. old
concern Of Gregory a Royal aud the ate concern 81
Gregory, Ro, a n Simpson to pay up a. longer ndni
renee cannot be given.
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WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT

w M JL W
Main ST, LynChburg Va.
a. We have JUS received, in nd ,itiun
g. stock of Watch and JcWelry. urSh supp, of
ass& very tine gold aud silver eyer Watches tl,,n the
ma approved makers Ala, large uod WEI! lretcd
stock of Gentlemen. Fob and vest Chains, hrautI i
article and uf lac> pntteus, Ladies Brru,rpius. Ear
rings Finger rings, Biu ele, Buttons, Gold aud Silver
Pencils &c. with all other articles usually kept in sura
embellishments to which .pccitul invite tie at
teCtiun of all wanting good Natchr. and JeArily,
Persons sistpg Lynchbutg ami dcs',ilg any art Gle
in our line, are especially solicited to cu and
inc our stool, ,ious 10 exhibit tLesr gon's
and are equally anxious sell HEN. consequently vii
ellbsrghins.
Rcpairing-Wachc~, Jewel and a articles Of gop
aud silver wlfc repaired nj shout noticc.
nov BITS II. S1LyERTHORN d. co.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

WI + timr for iiien lly greeting, merry making and
/ holiday riits l. Gore a hind. Would your give
absent friend parent, sister brother or lover,
which for years come, will bonr increasing
ypue the recipient and ns Oft Enzed upon, ieca
with love nd gratitude only the kndnes, Of heart
which prompted the riff but the form ard textures o
tho doner7 II 80, goto MINIS & TANNER s, md
have fanltloss In ne.. taken aud placed in case
ling 81 ockct Of your selection, from Their large
assortment than which ninre acceptable eiif ooni
moi be chu-er.
D5nt VT fnrs E., day, but remember the a' thu
pictures are taken al Tur PnotoGRArnic DAaofRniaN
GALLERY .quhy well in cloud, cenr weather rnd
imperfect picture at any yrice IL never suffered !"
loarf rooms. which fact explains oHc se7e Of nr
nnpa rneled populnr'y md succes'. Cnll in as you
come tom the cnr4 the conspicuous eitfanee on
Main 81 Cd door from CORNER OF Bri Re.
MINIS a. TANNER,
dec Igf. Pfnrlcp Daguerreotypists.
To Country pap,ts advertising orus, copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
$50, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost
FOR CASH

4 IL "a our intention Ia mhke obuuge IL auf bhsi-
IAne.. We offer entire Stock cost, and some
utrces below for cnsh. W., therefore, respectfully
invite the pubic to call and supply lhcmsclscs This
r a charce, md can hc rrio' ed until the lat vi
Iahtunty; FOR we deiartpno 10 close present
stock by TINT time. The ARTICLES numerous To
mention Our stock embraces aueb il usually fonnd
Ia a regular Dry Good. Store. Alsr, Has and Caps
Boots mud Shoer. Country Merchants will I'D il Ia
iIcr Interest by calling Our Stock j.
one throughout and selected gre advantages for the
BUYERS N & NJ GuGGENlIElMER.
inn l-dts(y)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Remember TIE Poor!

A S YOU gather around yp cheerful fire side, Sur
"a roundedbv the happy faces, and listning to tho
mer, conversation of your family; while the h"afse
winds willy and the keen frost bites sharply with
out when YOU set Mt the well-laden board. aud with
appetite ha, pencd by the keenne,s Of tie atmosphere
purtake oil the vnnda with which you hnve been amply
provided by Kind Prov lencc, then remember the
PooH and with gratitude mud generous hcnt appropi
int out of your abundance. something to feed some
starving brother, to wnrm some shyrring trnmc, and
make glad heavy henrt
Remember also, TINT thr BAZAAR il the place Ia
supply yourself with anything in the way of superior
article oi READY MADE CLOTHING The times at
stock ou hnnd for The oi'idays md that good
goods sold for casf ut racrs 10 sui thu times Mt
the CLOTHING & FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Corner d, ain and Market STREETS, Lynn hbute.
dc, 1919
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
New and Valuable Machinery for Sale.

/ OFFER Tor salc tn" entire Machinery ind Fixture,
aattached to the uud second story OF my Lumbc
House, on favorable Terms 1t is all new, in fine run.
ming order and of the het andnos useful description;
consisting OF Carpenters Eight Horse En.ine with
boiler boiler house aud snoc stack complete, Planers
DRIVING Machine, Boring Machine pnvetni!ins
Mtehne, with exclusive cty and vicinity riyli;
lenaning Machine. complete set Shutting puHcys Sc
ana also me took :" working tools o the Kinds n.cc-
sary TO carry the Shop. liz Lumber, I,,,,i.r Al
e.. :" also be sold with the Machinery Tho ,yf,I,
Is believed To he the bel estahl shmcnt ol its ipl ~
organised IA the city aud viii ,nmnnd constant n,
tonage equal to the unos, ability Of the aachinci, In
hnish 10 an enterp sing business man WIG eap r,r
mond some means 10 ray down deferred paymen. wi,
be nude easy u. T. >ACkE:T
Jun IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
For Sale

G!DAaA in Bonds OF the South Side Rnil Road
y CVuV Con aoy. bearing G FOR cent. At
price that " paw ler cent These bonds secured
hy mortgage the Road and guaranteed by the city 81
ctcr, burg abd in oi S5H0 ind $1,000. A de
,lcs'rahie investment for ca tnIists
uug l7-Iifs PETERS SPENCE a. &C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

rnn GsNs!-To reduce our sioek u Guns
,)UVRInes, P.tns and Sporting TacL. of every
We will sell very reduced prices TOR CASH
our enti siz: Boys wrought Barrel single guns
at 81 uad faets AT aud g.; Patent Breach Guns ut
Sc, double barrel Guns, from q /" SlO, mems
Twist rurrcl and Patent Preach double Guns ii to $50
% large assortment of fine Guns Single Barrel inch
Cubrc boIrrl, feet long Assortment OF PiSo,s from
common t. fine Bowie knives. fine Sword and othei
Cnucs, Pocket knives Rnz"rs, Fishing Tackle, CANISTER,
Powder Percussion Caps Shot Cartridges, aud every
hing in our line, Gun materials Repairing done with
desputch. Call and see tor yourselves, Mt
WM. b. u c. FISH ER'S
no 27.t7f Opposite Newell House, h nchbufs, Va