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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

A CARD-rhe subscriber having purchased OF
n Mcdaniel, Hurt g. Pres their interost in tho
late concern OF w L. Anderson & Co. will sohnma
the GRocERY CoMussIoN ard FoRwAhDiSG bu,in -
the old stand the Basin, where they will keep
hand stock of Gunno, Plaster. Lime and Cement, for
sale AT the owcs cash prices.
He returns lis hunks L. the friends Of the late
and the public generally for the be al pufronfge
extended TO IL and hopes by using his best exeron-
merit continuance of the to the
adl0 dis WM T. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
ARRIVAL

I.NREsEa ARRIVAL Family Gruc,yy
has just received the following ur irlcs hh l.
the subscriber would respectfully invite the uloton al
bic friends, customers, aud the public at large su,rg
them TINT BY calling Mt the Family Grocery they a find
the largest md beet Beef Tongues ever ia thi.
mnrket also rice lot Dried Beef Boil snn Sausoge4,
DICED Sheep Tongues superior LOT oi ,oon's hnc
ptiee Of Bleck. Imperial and Gunpowdel Tear; lood
assortm nj Of Hosiery for laaies, gentlemen md chill
dren, also ipuGy ahcy articles such Perfumes Soaps,
CloIh Hair aud Ila Brushes, Pocket aud Toilet Combs
Long Combs for children. md many Other articles
tedious to mention. All OF which will be sold cheap fpi
cash, N tIclaHgc for current Bank notes May be
aided TO the nhoye list Spices of all kinds, ground uP
in papers for family us; super or ,ice Of Mus
ard end Rod Pepper Cali quicl, before all be gone.
~ 1878 i. ~ SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

Negroes>Wnnte Virginia and Ten
IN Aessee Railroad Company wish to hire for the re-
mainder Of the year 80 able bodie Negroes to work
Laying track and constructive the road West Of Wythe-
vile. Apply to n. II. GILL, Genl Supt
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y 4 GalaiSinlln LINN .-Iir.t H..rILnl =

saa with di-pact. The superior fact sail asl ess
ing. Dole aerhod and copper fastened schooner.
'ELLEN, CnrtBir JAMES STiwARr. now looding ami
vil sail es above tor balance Of ifeigh, apply
DAVID a. VIM, CuRRiE.
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Fishing Tackle, Ac.

FISHING Tackle, &C.
NJ are ret4isirR every Werk, rs eEptess. fi'lt.
w Inc TACKLE - ~hieu we iagllo Tho utirtiiun
Of Al rersons wanting nny,lng Int nj linz. VIZ
Roz from three 10 ak Ipints,
Trout rods with tips, full n tuai"d,
fehr JOINT rods. ~ ~ -.
Walking nc rods IN 3 aud jonts.
Sill. Fras-, hemp md air hnes superior quality,
(}rastatinn, Limerick mi virginin Hooks,
Bsif heis, with ur wlthori rols.
PLAIN md fac rees India Rubber hah hnit. nnnd,rs,
nrt6,i Il %. snood- and every fne in The sporting
line nj the Gun stofs W g. A G. USHER,
Opposite Nolv III Housr. Lynchbgrg,
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?. s. Shippers by this Vessel will get their goods
port Of destination half of Ere ght cheaper
aa by any other route AMI in lrss tire. Insurance.
can be frected on the best terms q ". G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

St0METsHHN&s w.-The celebrated Morn.
~ ing Star Double Oven COOKING STOVE, for
coal o VIZ d, inst receives the Furnace and Range
Nare house. East Main street. A Stove which is
sdrfe the best cheapest, substantial and perfect
Cooking Apparatus in the Mon; ana warranted bake.
aasl, boil, bro and fry in the satisfactory manner,
with less fuel than any oner Stove of similar capacity
in Gaand see Them
ALSO ine assortment OF LEAD PIPE. cf ,bfeus
sies, at imnd and for sale by Z. 5. BLISS.
ivl 5.fs
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RECErysNG AND ON HAND {:

RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:
IN HHDs N. .. 4 I X. Sugai,
nv 40 bis. Uofce and Clarified Sugar,
30 loxes AMI bills Loaf. Ctushed. aud ful
arized Sugar.
lao iug,Bio and Laguia Coffee.
20 i'eas Superior Old IVA Coffee,
- nhds Cuba onl r. r Molusses
30 bbis ~ @. Molasses,
20 tons Ban IRON assorted
co, Hoop and Band do,
de. Bii~ier1 st, eli,
Dc. Cast and Shear DO,
10 900 lbs Baron,
200 Sides Sole Leather,
10 do. Black Upper do
40 doz. Calf Skins,
90 q Pink Ii ing do,
10 :" Sheep Skins,
900 iiaes Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantlne Candies,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do
Is do Soap
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nails, 3 TOGO hy,
10 Wr I Nails,
- bbls T ,nners Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guano
200 sacks Salt
Plaid Beeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plnngh Lines, Window Guss and
Puuy Coppems, Alur, Nader and Indigo, Pepper,
GiRgeroni Spice Spades. Shoves Trace and Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks, Boots Shoes and Hats
For sale, exchange for country Produeeon accomo'
latog terms. Zap 2lts) JOHN HoLLlNS.
A EgM WATER AND MASS i've have
"A just received a supply of Alum Water. direct from
the Alum Spring in Rockbnd sc county, which we sell
per barrel gallon. Also, supply of Alum Mass,
which We will sell in quantities to suit purchasers.
mns2lts FUCKER x Reid
s.s0R sac ON CONSIGNMENT
10000 bs Cotton Yarn,-Jus; received and fo
isle on consignment by
nov l5ts NC oRKLE y JONES
VERY 4 7NE CDGNAC ANDY,
London Porter Port and Sherry Wines for inval-
ida, just received by r. STABLER & co.
iuue LISTS
fNEFtsAFEl MAGNEsHA-A supply
" srarty 81 hand, prepared every week, and always
fresh and gond AS Saratoga or Congress Water, di
from the Springs. For sale by
jvldts JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
1eR0MA, COCOA, CHOCOLATE ta
ID RICE FLOUR, f1r rvalids, for sale by
July ~ Is STROTTlEh & WHITEt1 FAD.
ktOESETS, C0ltSETS, COHSETs.-
" Just opeued at tho Cash Store 100 paiis French
Corse, dI'd and whhe-a beautiful article at 81 rs
worth g. 10 pair superiur Black Caller Boots AT
s. jGn creat bargoin French Shirt Bosoms at IS cts
worth $50 ueihing Please call and examine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
TATERMELLoNs ON THE ICE Fresh
I aVERCOMPLAINT, JAUNDICE nls

Lpcpsia Chronic or Ne, vous Debility Diseusc I'm
Kidneys, and AL diseases arising from a Disnrdfred
Liver stomach, such Constipation Inward Pile~.
Funess, Blood the Head Acidity of rhe Stomach,
Nau Heartburn Disgust for Food fullhess rweahl
the Stomach Sour Erucations Sinking nr tlutietaP
the Pit of the Stomae Il, Swimming OF ll II md iar.
red and difficult Breathing, Flutterug ut the Heat,
Ghoaking Sufooatine Sensations when in Wing pos
ture Dimness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the 81 h.
Fever and Dull Pain in the lieai Deficiency 1t Pegs-
pirnon, NelloWness Of the skin and Eyes Hiu N the
Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden ush of leaf,
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imog,nnr- Evil, ana
great depression Of Sprite, be aecuas cured by
DocrER HoofLANps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS
prepared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson, Germnu Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch door below Sixth Phada.
Their power the above diseases is exeelled
it equaIed, by any other preparation in the United
States, the attest in Teany niter skllu
physicians had failed
These Btters worthy the attention Of lnvalil-
Possessing virtues in the rectfcatio Of the liver
md lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness and affections Ct the digestive organ, they
wtial ceran and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DR. J. NJ. Wilson Lexington
| Va Feb 9th, 1852. saa Il am entirely OF the
German Bitters. They have become nj the rage Moth
| ngelse sells"
The Tenth Legion. published Wood. stock va
said, Jan 10Th 1850: "A Great Medcine.-We have
uniformly reirained from recommending the public
of the various patent medicines ct the day unless
| thoroughly convinced Of their value Among those
consider worthy of notice, is the German Bers, it,
entcd by DR.. Hotfand, and prepared by DR. Jack sou,
Il Philadelphia. Ono instance inpmticular. il which,
lie superior virtues Of ts medicine have been tested
tss fallen under observui During the last sum.
ner. 80 OF Mr.. Abram Ciabi OF ttis county. was
cry seriously affected with liver Complain, and after
trying, in vain, various lies, hepurchased bottle
of the Bittes, aud after using it, much relieved
of his distressing malay that he procured other bot.
lie and is now restored entirely TO health"
they entirely vegetable, free from all inuio ns
Ingredients, always strengthen the system, and never
osthte H.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in AL the principal
cities and retail by AZ itineraries and cepcr in
Every town in the United Suites.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
an }. II. SEAY & CO, Lynchbutg, nd by dealers in
me icinc EVERYWHERE senGIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
RlcanoNp, January lG, 1855.

RioaEoEp, January lG, 1885.
4 Messrs. DOVE g. Co.-For about seven years my ne.
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone Of onr
Of his legs; he mas had the very best medical advice
and the stretest attention from myself the st re hs'
been repeatedly pouced and burnt with caustir; at To-.
tcvss, whilst giving and applying medicine lie has been
kept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet with the
limb elevated; sometimes the sore wou be large as
,i. pa Of a mans band and others larger ila1
half dime, and even when it has attained this sma
size would break out again l became entirely dis
coura ed ab, at IT, and, day. while in your
asked YOU what mC-t do for ii; you gsve b1ttle o.
your Rf OIL and after using bottles (by the dcc.
ton, "ns entirely healed Previous the time Of
using H. lie had lost months from his work. but since o
has n"rer ln' si,~;e day. will Id that | have e'.
pen ed esslf his limb nbout TWO hundred 81 i
htiyaolas, and it gives pleasure add the ma
ny ya hnNe, this testimonial Of the virtues of your
iCht OH. Very respectfully.
S. E. SHELTON
a coPy-ru)lslcdby permission from lady in th'
city. June - dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

nISSOLUEION.-T concern of IrE &
II JORDAN is this day dssllvcd Icy mutual con-
sent. r. c. Jordan having released teen interest
Of Mr.. bite will alone attend to tfs settlements of
the concern. HUGH WHITE,
aug Oats T. Z. JORDAN.
JUST RECEIVED lot o Family Cured
- Ham. and for sale
aug 20-ts CRAWFORD & EICAHRnS'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
MERCHANDISE
NEW BOOKS AGAIN, ar MonsE's

~ MrOormick'- Camp befpre Sovssiopot
The Two Guard ans-by tho author Of Heats htse'
llear.is Ea.e--a new lot; .4
Kenneth Ly The
Castl. Builders--by the
Chemistry nf Common Life:
he Esrarcd Nnn--dedrsted 10 the Protestant' oi
Amerirn:
The DanscriH--h, Dnsnas:
Ssnl Sliek N seafeh u NHss
The Eelarfi- b. Apgu.t
1h- iaadau ~ 1burna for Aaenss;
Edinburgh, u view la IL.
Hoaseh,lJ Words fr SepienbeG
Flank l.e.ls'. Jnurnsl iaf S=ptombeG
Jry anl Ea-s-flf Dung Mothers;
The Mrri prob- BY ia lsai.;
Al. foil and complete stock pt School eni ola.et
cal Books kilnt prizes that cannot fail pleas.
aus - lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
rsI NAT Al GuGGENHElMER
FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY.
ENEN IND EXCITEMENT AHEAD-The ar
4 ynl of the celebrated Equestnn Company md Me-
iagcrie Of Robinson s. Eldrod who.e performances
stand nnrivalied in I Is my other comfy.
We will be receiving second supply OF Spring md
Summer Clothing from this time until the IL ot Jull
also u ln,ge stock Of Gentlemen. Surnishine Good,
all descriptions. These Goods ar, AZ oi the hr't q
aud will be cold "a a small advance for cash. Our
friends from the county, who intend visiting Lynch
burg during the approaching anniversary Of American
Independence. will hive opportunity of Furnishing
themselves from stock 1t Is alm"st uuneeessn
ry ur state here, n or elegance, slo mntcrhls
and work usn.hip orr Goods cannot be surpassed
GLASS n RAINE. j. DIXON. hR'L
Franklin Cloth aud Coihing House Bnnk Squa renI-
posite The Farmer's Bank. june %
ItsT ARRIVED, per y. y. sSaiIroad,
- PEACHES and AfPLES, aud far soe eheap N
the Family trocer, of J. II. SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

A GSEksb,-tfbe undersigned will contiuc as here
" ofoIo The Grocery, COMMISSION FoRwARplsG
business, and also, the manufacturing of Tnbneco.-
GfatelLi fr frmer invors they pledge their be, exer
lions ~ fit their continuance
opl9d MCDANIEL. HuRT & PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

DIFLES, PISTOLS, Nc.-We have on
IL hand very handsome assortment of Rifles, Pis-
tolls, Nc, c. comprising some very fine Rifles hand
somely mounted with Gcrmaa Silver; Saloon Rifles and
Pistol, Sharps Rifles Cclt's Five Shooters: Aliens
Secocking pistols Cane Gums Foilsi Hunting Knives;
common Pistols of all SIZES Caps, Nc, &c. to which
invite the attention of the public
aug 9-ts j. ID GREGORY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
GUANO, GUAAe.

GUANO, GgASp.
HAVING made arrangements with the Peruvien
/ d agents TO get supplies u GLANO he best
terms. W. aro NOW prepared To liinish H. Ne hive
now hand mud afnat. 500 bng and y II be in reg
uiar receipt al IT We shall II none except what
IL direct ON the agents and all wl.s purchase Of s
nny rely On getting GENUINE GuANo. We solici
the OF ffiends aad all Others, with The a1sni
lncc that viii always furnish hem with the beat or
Gle and IN the must ia, orabe toF.ns
CRENSHAN & co.
70 li.ts North side of the Basin, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
MEDiCENAL LaQUOiss Il WINES

For buchanan our Pocket Boats Leave Lynchburg at
6d A NJ, Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, and con
meet with thr Stiee Lines at North River and Crd'
Creek for lie Natural Bridge LrSiagton. Rock Alum
Warm and Hut SIR lgs and in buchanan with The Lac
by Dagger Springs TO the White Sulphur Retltn",
leave Burha1an Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a.
A. NJ.
The Boats for Richmond leave Iynchburg MorIH'
Wednesday and Friday At 8 A NJ
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
June ~ i3cfs
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NOW ON lIAND-

4 Y 30 tons letter A Na | Peruvian GUAM;
10 Z" Mexican
iua Casks Thomaston Lime;
100 Mount in
so Z" North River Cement
50 " Calcned Plaster;
All fot sule on accommodating terms by
MILLER K ELAN,
mug dta on the Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
pRoNA, cocoa, CHOCOLATE a.


" Just opeued at tho Cash Store 100 puiis French
Curset, dd and whhe-a beautiful article, at s rs
worth 3d. 100 pair superior Black Caller Boots al
slj0-n creat bargain; French Shirt Busoms at rs cts,
worth Sl-su uething Please call and examine
them sep ts1 JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

ENAMILY FLOUR 100 Dbl. superhne Family
q, Flour. Persons wanting will lease appy immedi
ately lans2i-fml LANGHoRNE ~ JOHNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
"a HATS, HATS Hats. IN
70 SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
fCORiCE s.s0ORICE!!-We arr y

" receiving and have in store the following bra-is
OF fn' Lico,ce, for sale on consignments
| ~ cases 7 and s Sticks,
80 do | iracco do
70 do + G do
apll3-t- MCDANIEL. HURT &, PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

RUpLDkNG MATERIALS ii, COST.
- laying determined 10 close my -'ork II Csrpen
;ers, Hard"a eard Building Materials. Guiding
icnsve assortment OF locks Hinges, Screws, Window
Glass, &c Sc. the Whole stock i. now offered Mt
cost. Those wishing any thing ia that line would CON
suit their interests by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere. msrl4.is a. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
asesE,ss,g SUPERIOR,

M cCORkLE j. JONES ~iii have, in a few day.,
IN ~ easfs hat ceebroted Il. G. Stick Liuolice,
% do. do. Mass do,
To which they vic thenitenion of manufacturers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

IGOR REN s.-The Brick dwelling House Ius
l. back the Court tiou.e-possess sion given imne
diately. Apply to Geo. A. Watson OF Henry Dunning.
. ton. ,,sr % -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10

~ LAhGE I SOCK OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET
FOR CASti,-My stock Of new Spritg and Summer
Goods is complete. The whole stock was bought
very cheap and viii be sold for very small profit for
Tie mopey market having become easy, hope my
friends and customers will come forward and supply
themselves literally All ask is call from those in
want If goods 10 insure saes.
api12-dts .JNO J. PURVTS Att
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26
Vegetables, &c.

Mr.. Z. P. GRAVES left at our office few
days since some Beets, which are the lar
gest we have seen. The largest was twen-
ty-fivc inches long, and sixteen and a-hall
in circumference.
We also acknowledge the receipt of some
very large Beets from Mr.. Jas MAUr1v,
together with mammoth Turnip, which
measured twenty-nine inches in circumfer-
cnce. His bects were very fine, but not
quite so large as Mr.. Graves.
Mr.. SroPPs laid on our table last week
plate of grapes, which were a rarity
They are small species, called, we believe
the slough grape, thoroughly ripe, and Of
pleasant flavor. Mr.. S. has very prorni.
sing little vineyard, which will give good
account of itself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26

AMERICAN MOVEMENT IN KENTucHY.-
A Mass Ratification Meeting is to be held
in Lexington, Kentucky, on the I'd of Au,
gust. A number of distinguished speakers
have been invited 10 take part in the exer-
cisos of the day, among them the Hon. John
j. Crittenden and Hon. John M. Hewitt, Of
Franklin; Hon. Chiffon Allan and John Nj
Huston, Esq, of Clarke; Gen. VIM. S. Pill
cher, of Louisville; Col. w. H. Caperton
of Madison; and Hon. John B. Thompson
of Mercer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26
Kansas Legislature-Gov. Reeder We
toing all LaWs-Seat of Government.

We learn by gentlemen down yesterday
morning on the "Sultan" that there is some
excitement at the Shawnee Mission, pres
ent scat of the Kansas Legislature. Gov.
Reeder vetoed the act removing the Legis-
lature-but the Legislature re-enacted the
law, and moved. Since they located at the
Shawnee Mission, the Legislature passed
several laws, which were sent to his Excel
Iency, for his approval. But he vetoed them
--''no. from anything he saw in them to
prevent his approval"-but,
"Thc question is of the power of the Legisla-
ture, and whether the Legislature is now in ses-
sion at a place which can be regarded as a seat of
government, where the business of Legislation
can be legally or legtimately carried on. The
creation Of a seat Of Government, III any case, by
competent authority, carries with it necessary
and unavoidable implication, from the meaning
and force o. the term, that the laws which are 10
be passed for the government of the State or Ter
ritory, shall be there enacted; and therefore ma
king it the clear duty Of the Legislature to per-
form their functions at that place"
This message was sent in last Saturday
afternoon, and we have not heard how il
was disposed of.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26
News and Miscellaneous Items.

I7Mr. Jas. Sullins, son of Mr.. John
c. Sullins, of Boone county, was drowned
on Wednesday evening. of last week while
attempting to cross Perch creek.
IL More than eight hundred ladies in
Texas are connected with The Social Degree
of the Temple of Honor, a stringent Temper
ance organization.
Boris IN HoRsEs,--A person of much en-
perience in veterinary science is never trout
bIed with this disease, in his horses. His
simple practice during the fall months is &c
keep greasy cloth in the stable, and once
week rub with it such parts OF the animal
as may have been attacked by the nit-hy.-
Grease destroys and prevents the eggs from
Matching.
PAPER CoLLARs.-There is a paper es.
Enlistment in New York extensively en-.
gagged in manufacturing shirt collars OF pa
per. 1t is said that one thousand per houl
are turned off by machinery, and that they
bear such close resemblance TO the linel
collars we are in the habit of wearing tha
the difference could only be discovered by
tearing the article.
Il@A lady in New York city says thai
she sat by her window the other day three
hours, to warn off the boys from eating thu
ice which had been used TO pack a corpst
in.
G37Col. Benton, who has been for somt
time in state of retirement, is announced
10 deliver an address at the next agricultu
raj fair, at Springfield, Ills. This is rathel
a new field for the Colonel.
E5All the American organizations in N
York city held meetings on the night of til,
lth inst, and unanimously agreed to sup
port but one set of candidates, and to adop
the Platform of the Philadelphia Conven
ton.
| I5@Enough iron has been received a
Hannibal, for the Hannibal and st. JOSEPH
Railroad, to lay the track Of the read +
Palmyra.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26
Lands Restored to Market.

The Acting Commissioner Of the Gencr-
al Land Office advertises that the lands
heretofore Withdrawn from market, outside
Of six miles and inside of fifteen miles from
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, in
Missouri, will be restored to private entry
on and after Monday, the 10th day of Sep
TENDER next, at the prices fixed by the
graduation act of the 4th of August, 1854,
which requires the time to be deducted du-
ring which the lands shall have been with
drawn and withheld from market, on the
day ofrestoration.
Presumption claims which attach 10 any
of the above lands within the fifteen mile
limits under the acts of Sd March, 1854, to
any ofthe lands hereby restored TO market,
must be proven up prior 10 the day fixed
for the restoration Of the lands TO private
entry, or as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice.
Simultaneous applications for the same
tract by two or more persons or parties
said tract will be put up at auction and
awarded to the highest bidder among sucl
applicants, according TO the rule in sucl
cases.
The land Offices for these lands are a
Palmyra, Milan, Fayette, and Plattsburg.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26

SALE OF MULEs.-Our cnterprising coun-
lyman, Lewis Castleman, Esq, sold last
week forty mules, out Of lot Of one hun
dred, for the sum of one hundred and Seren-
ty.fUe dollars each. The mules were all
average of the lot only, and were sold to a
Southern planter, who come to Kentucky for
the sole purpose of purchasing mules for
his farming purposes. This does not look
as if the mule market was very much de-
pressed.-Lexington (Ky.) Observer, 1lth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-07-26
Fanaticism Meeting.

Wendell Philips, the celebrated abolition.
lists, said, "G God had pOUer to destros
slavery and did not do ii, he was grea
ScoondTel."
President Shannon, of our State Univer,
sity is quoted as saying, "Conuince me Ma
slavery is moral wrong, and Ipledge my,
sefto preach ntide!ity ALI rsst Of my life
andto prone that God is an impOster."
Philips is travelling in the North-Shan
non in the SOath-bOth savisg the Union!