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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-23

OF The Chest aud Lungs.
DR. HALLS Balsam ~eoRtssaa no 7~tlpitiin, GaloTnel,
or any mineral poison, but is composed mostly of
those Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which
have 3 specific influence upon the lungs and their
connected organs. Its immediate effect is to nllay
all irritation and gently remove the phlcgrn and
other morbid secTetlons from the Throat aud Air.
Z ssagcs, thus relieving the Cough. by s~ubduing the
Inflammation and other causes which give Use 10 it
1t also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone to the
Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more
thoroughly to remove from tho blood those impuri.
ties and diseased PARTICLES, ii retained, do SO much
mischief in the system, and lay the foundation tor
incurable Consumption. II also exerts a decided
action upon the skin, and assists nature III expell-
ing through the Exhalents, much OF that morbid
matter which would other wise be thrown back up
on the Lungs, thus relieving them of part Of their
work, and rendering the system pure and healthy
When tubercles are forming, it clUcks their deYel.
opment and further progress; or il liberation has
taken place, it assists the lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, sootlls the irration, heals the I'LL
ceratcd c%ayatiea, and restores them again to healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, is not u pallia.
tive merely, which only relieves for tho tire being.
but ia a thorough curative, as it strikes ut the very
root OF the disease, and by removing it, removes at
once all its remote and attendant Consequences
This is its distinguished characteristic property
possessed, in equal power, by no other medicine Of
like nature, now before the pIblic.
r 3 e z r & 8 z z r e z
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Can WI NOT HAVE A MA1L?-The depart
ment at Washington could do a favor 70 a
considerable portion of this county, by es.
tabiishing ! tri. weekly mail fodte between
CadiE and Deersyille. Ever since the 0
bio Stage Company withdrew their liue OIL
stages of the route between this and Woos
ter, the people of DeersviIle have been with
out . mail. Some three or four other off
ses in this county are supplied from that
ofice. Deersville is the second best pos,
office In Harrison county, and it is wrong
that they should be without a regular tri-
weekly mail. We trust the Department
will attend to this matter, and let us have
u tri-weekly mail between this and beers.
rille.
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LUKENS & M0FFITT,
DENTAL SIRCEOISI

O~FFlCE-East side Main street, in Sharon's new
building, opposite the Mansion House.
Having associated ourselves in the above profes.
sion, We would respectfully solicit a continuance Of
the patronage our friends and the public generally
have hitherto ex.eeded to us feeling conlidt Mt thai
there are none des.TEg our professional serYices,
who will no, tIer from realize the fullest satisfac-
ton. Having at Il considerable expense newly fur.
Hisied our Operating rVoiRs snd added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory we feel well assured
that our work cannot be s~zEpassed by any in ths
Union. All operations warranted for one year and
charges ALLOW Ne any other rssPecTable Dentis,siiR
the STAT.
v. &. Having sold cut our interest IN he business
Of Dentistry in this plnco 10 G.. W MpfStt and S. y.
Lnkens, We can cordisliy recommend ali cur irisndS
add patrons to their skill and attention.
MOfFITT l. HAMMOND,
Cedix, Feb. 81, 1855. Dental Surgeons.
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Tow to Destroy Wee vii.

II 10 generally admitted that we will have
q good crop Of wheat this season if it is not
destroyed by the weevil. We are happy to
give our friends a remedy for this dsstruct.
i've insect, which is said to be certain. It
win do no harm to try it. We copy from
che Akron Beacon:-
1--WE are informed by MI. C~hamberliu, Of
che City Mill, that the farmers Of Vermont
are in the habit Of heading the wecvil, by a
very simple process. The next season aE-
Ger II makes it's appearance they 60 through
their wheat fields, about the time the wheat
IL asooling or heading, Immediately after
ashower or while the dew is on the ground
ana scatter newly Stacked lime broad cast,
90 that it will adhere to the heads and stems
oil the grain. They use about a bushel to
the acre. Good lime should be secured,
and Stacked by sprinkling q little water over
II. The remedy has it is said been so efec.
tually tried, as to leaEe no doubt Of the re.
salt. Strips in large wheat fields left u
touched BY the lime, for experiment, have
been entirely destroyed by the weeyil;w while
lhe grain on each side was all saved.
II ID we'll known by al WHO may have
Observed the manner in which the weevil
destroy wheat, chat they are deposited in
enc kssael. la the shape ofa small red mag
90. by i Gy. soon after the wheat begins
20 head; and as the kernel begins to form,
shsy commence, their work Of obstruction by
consuming the milky substance that would
Otherwise form the kernel, thereby prevent.
ing 1t from filing. @,av
The application Of lime at this period in
~ growth Of the wheat, seems 90 repug
aAns ofhke taste Ofthe weeyil as 10 drive il
III. Ti 4 lime will more than repay It's val
~ il ahs impfovenaent Of The soil hAD
Bor L4cxrso ron Sfasss-lThe new brick
Building opposite shs Probate Judge's Office,
/ BooMs, DRUas, Ac.--John Beall has Just
sassiysd smother large and extensive stock
aslBoaks. Drags. s&c., which he is. selling
ssry Hspidiy and very cheap. John always
Hess 4 good business for the simple reason
90 y hally un lessssads \.
3h ia@sa saBt s@-~~S~@~ "a buNf s s68 :.
AvTit will BE- ssen BY referring 70 oul
adTarsisina columns, that the firm OF Her,
siost ! L5ggsts has been dissolved, and
sksa III. EIggstt h now sole proprietor -
81. u u : rood sale. man, and will tall
great pleasure 10 Wasting on their formei
eusions<rs snd Az many new ones AZ viii
eiss thsm 8 csll 4.
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Ear We we're favored last Friday and
Saturday with the best rains of the season.
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RETuRING

RETuRING.
beEYu Newark at ~ O'Clock NJ, and arrives at
Steubenville at 7 IS p m and Cadiz at 6.4s Pm,
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati at O..
clock A. M
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~ This is excellent growing weather,
and our friends through the county seemed
TO be well pleased with the benefcenr man
ner in which Providence is favor ng them
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Ckors.--The crops in this county gener-
ally look well. During the latter part of
lass week We took a ride through the west
srn portion Of this county, and were aston
ished to see tie wheat look as we'll as it
does. The oats look well; and as for fruit,
there never was a better prospect. Let US
be thankful.
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SEED CoEN.-To those who have not yet
planted their corn or have to replant, we
would recommend to them to soak their
corn in saltpetre. tits said it will destroy
worms. it is not relished by the crows or
squirrels and will yield more abun'antly.
Try it.
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TIRE New York Pass SODA TELE
GRAPHIC HoAx.-'rhe Wing telegraphic OPP
or tor at Cleveland, Ohio. sent to the East
ern and New York Press the followii
patch:
Cleveland. May l2.-The sagnigts' Sc.
cret convention. which met at Columbus on
Thursday last, adopted the Democratic
State ticket, with the exception of the can
didates for Governor. Attorney General and
Auditor"
The above is q miserable hoax, designed
to carry the impression abroad that the De.
mooracy Of Ohio were divided il regard to
their State ticket. It is most shameless
fraud. having not the semtlance Of truth
/. 10 scandalous ihatthe telegraphic wires,
designed az they are to communicate facts,
shouldbe made the medium by which a.
E~bominable partisan lies are aent all over the
coantry Gin. Eng.
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Legal Notice. \
Waiter B. Beebc,

Water Is. sBeebc, N#s
".. va. .a9 ,.#4tN {. 4## IKEA.
Amos A., Cope and ,.Ys
Elizabeth his wife, and
Alexander McIlroy. ass
notice that q petition n " been filed against him and
Others, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, the ohiectof which is to procure an or.
der Of sale Of certain Ian and premises lately mort.
secure the payment of @535l 90, evidenced BY said
Cope hive proniissory otes, two Of which have bean
endorsed 70 said Mcllroy; one for 9i204,o0, and tho
other fot ell45,o0 The prnyer Of said petition IL
piled 10 the payment ofsnid notes endorsed 70 sad
McIlroy, and TO the payment of the rest Of said notes
I'M said plaintiffs possession. Said defendant 10 70.
CURED 70 answer said petition on the 7th j, Ju-
", A. ID, 1855. d M. ESIEp. Atty n
May 10, lsss-6w-prheS3, so k9FlsF. q
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Uncurrent Money.

TIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALI,
kiudr Of uncurrent money atthe Banking house Of
K. LYONS IL Cadiz.
April IL, lSG5.--lf.
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he Elegant and well bred horse
YOUNG SALISBURY.

WILL be kept the coming season at the stasIC o.
Samuel Siemmonsin CaAiz.8 Tefms--$5. a8
Mr.. Bernard Weaver, of Siillwater, Tuscarawas
county, who raised Yong Salisbury, says:-"l rails.
ed the iron gray horse, Young Salisbury. lie wa,
sired by a full blood salisbury His dam il a ils
black mare Town her now, and she can be seen a
within the county. She is a full blood Caiiaaian
with very heavy main md tail, and ia wei caicu
lated for either hal mss or saddle. Young Sale sIr,
has the best lot Of colts that has ever been il thu
country Mr.. Barnlt utterback has one of his colt,
lhnl cannot be beat in the state; and you would dc
we'll TO have him seen in Cndia. You need MOI be- q
ffaid TO have him shown in Cadiz. lie 10 saty i've
ye ars old, and will be three in June.n
n Cadiz. April ii, iS54.3im w
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office. Cadiz, Ohio,
May %, 1855.
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o. SLEMMONS, P. n.

VALUABLE Test INoNIALs.-Therei q yer
common impression that Parent Menicines,
as they are termed, are used only by the
poor and the ignorant. But from thu fol-
lowing, it appears that there is at least one
medicine which has worked its way into high
circles, and is being used extensively by
''the upper ten:"
The following conclusive statement was
taken from the editorial columns OF the New
York Courier and Enquirer, of Feb. 18Th,
1851. edited by Col. James Watson Webb,
late U. s. Charge des Affairs at Vienna:
"We carefully keep aloof from Patent
Medicines in general, but on the strength
of actual personal trial, we cheerfully re-
commend DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverworth,
Tar and Chanchalagua, to all afflicted with
Coughs, Colds or Influenza. The me ical
qualities Of the FIRST two ingredients are well
known; the last is a California plant, whose
virtues, we bel eve are not unfamiliar to the
medical profession.-GE-We b. never
tried a remedy for a Cold whiSh proved
more efcacious in our owAasNsa than this
praperation.
The following is a letter from Major Van
Buren,, brother of the Ex President Martin
Van Buren,.
KINDERHooK, Sept. Goth 1868.
Mrssrs. A. L. Scovill & Co: Dear Sirs--
Having occasion to use al Expectorant and
Cough Remedy last winter, | was advised
by the Rev. F. 7. Tiffany, of this place. to
try DR.. Rogers Liyerworth, Tar, and Can
~chalsgua. | did so, and / think | was
greatly benefited by it, and do heartily re.
commend it 10 others as a Cough Remedy.
L. VAN BURKs.
I fully concur in the above statement,
Ere derrick T. Tiffany,
Rector of the Episcopal Church.
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Nor L3cxfso ron S~fasss-LThe new brick
bsiIaing opposite che Probate Judges Office,
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VsesU GO0dS at
Isaac Lewis Store in Georgetov

A general assortment, suited toSpring and Sum-
mer sales-just received from PhiladeIpqia and Of.
fered low. May f6, ls55.Gwpd
ARD and Fish Oil, also crushed Sugar, GfanuIa.
Ii ted do, Loaf do, Pulyerized do; Syrup and SUI
gar House Molasses, for sale by
may 3. Fl M ) q III McFADDEN.
o. BAGS q prime Coffee, 6 cheats Of cxtra Aavor.
%eD Cd Tea. forsale by SIS II McFADDEN.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT,
Sheep for Sale.

About 80 heavy fine wooded sheep. part.
ly Spanish and partly French, just lmpor-
ted from vermont. are now for sale at the
Mansion Hou,e in Cadiz. They are said to
be the best lot Of sheep ever brought into
this county. Our wool r%aisers would do
well TO call and examine them. where the
owners. Messrs. Eyerts & Robbins will be
pleased to show them.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

A large and splendid assortment, to which attention
is particularly invited. He will sell them az low
az any other house in town, lift should be below cost.
The buying public will find II to their advantage
to give US q call, as Cash will buy cheap goods these
times, We have also on handle a choice LOT OF sea
s0nable Groceries, all of which will be sold on the
most favorable terms. The highest market price
paid for ell kinds ofproducs.
JOHN LlGGETT.
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NEW GOODS!
lEWUORE ROON!!
JOHN LIGGE'rT
D DRESS GOODS!

Of all varieties, including black, plain and fg'd
Silks; plain and tg'd DeLalns, Berages, Lawns and
PTintsi all the best trands in the marketE such as
Merimack, Cocheeo, Globe, Aliens and every make
Of good repute for fast colors. Swiss and swiss Nus.
Inns, Collars. UnderAleeges, Chimazetts, Ribbons,
cambrics, ~jaeonetts, &c. Bleached and unbleached
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still more News from N Gsod Man.

\
MESSRS. DOVE s Co., hereby certify that for years
past have been much afflicted Hth Rheumatism and from
abe frequent # Lment have been almost entirely
relieved u the disease sell deal uf eeigh
bors and do reco"ct solitary eaf wherf has hem
applied according directions failed To Afford
relief No family should be without this Lnbnent regard
IL of the best remedies for Rheumatism bare ever
tried aud with the pleasure dc recommend 1t 10
every family IN the world Yours truly
4 dpe ! 4 CREWS
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SANDY KIVEIt, FiisyIvana t0nntNI Va
June 9nd. 1855.
MESSRS DOVE q CO--pEAai 1 hereby certify
that about the OF last March Uas attacked with Rhen
the character shoulder and
taking the entirely from and from which SUIT
fered pain for three days My son then
procured bottle of your Rheumatic Imminent aud az
piled according the dcCiluns fFam (which restored
In short time and resnred Ia full strength aud
ygor in few days aud earnestly recommend Il to all VIM
be afflicted with rheumatism And IS duty
10 the community urge its use. copy.
THOMAS HiNBIEY
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These vessels the first class, built in the city of Bal
nor expressly trade aud have superior aeeonmo
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wei qualified for the trade and who VIII spare no
the rivers by seam may be relied to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going ordering goods from New or
will find their interest TO ship by this line as freight w"
always other line OF Packets ana
every viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Association by this line at per cent
We respectfully and hope succeed in obtaining fu
share of patronage.
Goods Skinned by this New ork will be forwarded
free of commission Orleans, Mobile Charleston, Sa
Vannah or any other Southern Northern port
The vessels wi Richmond in the Dock i'll New York
nj Berth No l. Coffee House Slip foot of w all Street
DAVID & WIN. CURRiE Richmond, ,ce,t.
{. II. PIERSON, n. Y,
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Moro news NJ the First lien In Henry.
ny GnnhiN. ".

June 9th leJ5 )
DEAR SIRS About the 18th Of December last beeame
very much afflicted with what thought odd hnr 10 NJ
my knees the left ono Of long standing Of shich had ire
anent attacks Within about elk eight days became -
violent sleep impossible IN about twenty fpnf
hours right hand aud wrist and In about
twelve hours attacked my right ankle which time
such exerueiang not 10 be able to take
whatever losing all appetite for Kind of food
and in a perfect helpless condition. | became almost de
ranged Ny family standing around bod side imlo
ring call ia ply scau reply that II could OBJ
tain the right a would d. 50 hut that had
well die with fever Al length consented iaf
60 Mr. James A. Crews merchant, near
and him what situation amer had tried
every possible without the least benefit that
thing hch he could truly recommend 10 send
lie a bottle of Doves Rheumatic iinnent
used directed and after about SIX hosrs dropped
asleep FOR the first time forty hours My Joints heeame
much swollen From the time began gHi the swell
ling aud in days able attend 10 hnsi
ness usual sometimes attacks In my shoulders
the Lnipent before with immediate relief by timely
application think Invaluable remedy and am III
sirous that every person afflicted with the most dreadful
scourge earth lllheHnatism) should give it trial
Yours truly. d,
IlpMElI STONE.
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a..as; .ussEss l,l,oI ga FROM BUCHANAN 70


larc from IHncburg to buchanan. .............sf 80
) !.
rom lNnchhnfg to Charlottesville ............. 30
IN ana after the d OF Ocobcrour Packet Boats will
nnehahan at \ NJ, and Lynehbagg II :, p NJ Monday
ednesday aud Friday, and Ricln, nd second day
at > o'clock \. NJ ~ '''
'haotesNla passengers leaving Lynchburg at u p NJ
reach NSoesye at lo A. NJ next day, arrive in Char.
"ucSNle ~ - T. NJ Leave Lynchnrg for buchanan and
eAngton al . u NJ, Monday "Wednesday and FRIDAY and
From Lynchburg Richmond see time and distances IN
car below ~ "'' ''''''"e'n III
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mEDIvlNEs
eWON NMELuA

News FROM AMEIIA.-AarllaC ousfi Jul,
~ 81 ls-Aessrs Dove LAST au,un a, haa w
an horse nnfa In one legs 50 badly ss TO cause
II To swell the Of mans head on Nessn use
s.ss tnras he fall the 81 as continued when young
Mr. Archer saw IL and recommended spaf Iuif oa pro
cr.i h.,t, .na in very tme here had used the
cntant ~ one hsr swelling subsidized aud yan could
not te, hch leg injured liz Is well and doing ali
ANUS ~ ~ ANN w ARCHER
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CHESTERFIELD torSTf Va. Aug ], 100
MESSRS DOVE a. co, Richmand.-Last tall enc OF my
males the stable while playing about
with other weight Of his whole bod,
against large plate sheeten euiiing haso the thigh
or 10 inches long inch aud half To
deep The wound of such character a. 10
suppose would be of any service again See
ing the Turf oil In tho papers procured aud ah
piled the and In about three weeks he was
perfectly well and work and cannot perceive he least
scar where the cut was made II A WINfREE
D. s-There many cases of injuries TO Cattle IN TINS
neghborbood cured by Your Turf OIL aud
any tena yeu, procure You many certificates
whole neshbafhood it the quickest healing remedy
they II. \, WlNfREE
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.YS.ma,.n.s u.nnnr wossSs.

n WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS
aud others from thu surrounding country tptt aud
inc the large and complete assortment of FINISHED MAR
BILE WORK lNc hand aud an Receiving daily. ai1orng
those wishing 10 purchase opportunity ct selecting NEW
DESIGNS as cheap amy northern establishments hay
ing the facilities make toorldr amy thing line from
the rleinest to the most costly nj The short, notice.
G Particular attention paid orders from abroad by let.
tcr.
. ~ Book If d signs he seen At my Office
Inscription Books cost tal or address liAe
g7' forus cast ON delivery
Sci 2lfS n q Anpt.SS prou.i.t,,r
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AItt,ANGEvu,
= % ak fffH9T t;' gr ~, M 7s.
Ntll OH IRDM pElEliSliIl 10, -

~ ~ re 10 TdhE htFEcT lGh 4PRlL3 ~
NfIllENlll4E IL ONE DAYi-A passenger tr,;,, s 49,.
ts tA' 'ipot ot the SouhSle Railroad in p,torsbnr,
~ ~ DAY (Saudays ezceptcd) rlock M arvfs
- thn junction VIII tho Richmond Dauyile nIr,a o5
1t Hip r. IN Farmnilld rI md ani a, H ' "a,
In como ting at that place with TIC Nirg, In mi
see Railroad the West, ''7''' '''' It1ies-
11"2 trni1 leaves Lyntburg O'clock H. m after h ~
IVA! q Inc virginia and Tennessee Ra.lra9d cars r. a.
1T IHO p. r. '' '''" "' i'tefsbarB
~, &SGnttrs by this roqtc take The sp ndid
l'NN'hl tr New York, EVERY SATI'RDtS- nj a -
a ~, or the steamsAi? JAMESTOWN evdry N;Fn% ~
~ ~ CLOCK n m, and HE s.aanlShi,s for i,j'
every Monlay ard Thursday afternoon " "''''etl''l
rare ton Petersburg to lypclrlarz ., :, 20
- -, - ''..' :...... , 10
mail train = -
10y 10y i.,1 10 take hIser put on passengers ~ '"s
/. -, VAIL. Superintendent S. s. r r.
NSVitE.-.he Steamer no, N6L-E ---------
tr's to I9 nsa,@ commenced her regular y5!S
"r'I, by steamers, to New York and baltimore
atrPis ShipPhg by fettyjohhs regular line Of pnas =,
III richmond VIII be certain to ret ,hnr ~. y
trough without detention and a; Tho Lowest nc VI
80 ri ofdtfed 10 my care win be profanity
SAINT il' which is the ons regular IND 1hy on tb 90 'ie
sep 26ts mn q LEE on the Dock
Richmond, Va
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~ syOls, aAOL-A1..5, -.


%raw FAGL ASD WiNrEK GOODS
~ STIBIEI. McEIDERf a co, respectfully Inform
iAeIr friends and the public geaeraly mat they
bax plstod their stock OF NEW FALL AND WINTER
DIA GOODS which Will with stock In the mar
bet. All they ash Is a call laep2 Is
l,SOBns, GAs>guEHE- AND tEsEGNGs
Y al qualities At reduced prices
JAMES \. I'll u w
act. 9th, Is55.Just received Castor Beaver, fruck
Coats made In the best style These Coats
No /. cai aud see them, at the Clothing House Of
oces GLASS d KA1NE. J DIXON, Agt
fktT. 9Th, G~55.-We are opening for sale large and
" varied assortment Of shirts aud Caiiaf These Goods
made expressly for sar Aso Under shirts and
Drawers every variety at the tloshlhg House Of
GLASS Il RAlNE, J. DIA0S, Agent,
NEW SHOES, Sc.-Iust received By express, b.
~ :. HDDPERS, beautiful lot Of new Goods among
which MY be- found the following articles
I.adirs nnc Congress Callers, no.y style:
Black with up;
without
Coiourcd "
Rid side lace,
Kid and Morocco Liuds. Buskns, Tics and Slippers
Genheinons line Patent Leather Congress Gaiters
oxford IIes
Aud general Of Childrcns Shoes &c &c.
-
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lala.4IAnDIsa. &C.
l,Asn NOTIoE.---onEAT INpue EMENTs

The LADIES u the ely Of Lyncbnrg and all others 'si
ing the city particularly call The cheapea
and examine large stock Of Fanny GOOD CONSIST
superior black caprci Silks French Mernos e
French Alousz French iAs cheap high eolorcd Delaines
eb Linbfodci Hosiery, Also iao0 yards oi superior
English perfectly talors at the low price
~ Come aud ALL they selling fast Twill al
per all cash bills sl0 IN amount
oe lots B HARRISON LEWIS.