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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
r.. cu.mszEzz1 VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
~ sNF@YHYLINA.r UNION AGRICULTURAL FAIR

IN ktss-sNfYsIINA UNION AGRlCl LTDRAL FAIR
The members of the above Fair and all
Stock, Implements Sc intended for exhibition will b.
ported the Soutsde Raoadon the following viz
Pay REGULAR RATES In coming down to the Pair, and
return FREE
IN Passenger Train will leave iynchburg o'clock
A NJ on MONDAY the 22d inst stopping nj all the inferno
date Stations to take aud reach Petersburg
At o'clock = NJ There will attached To this Train few
Freight Cars for Stock &C. The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains will usual The regular Freight Trains
leave Lynchburg at Al o'clock A NJ Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays aud arrive at Petersburg the o.
clock Stock &e for the regular Freight Train should
be sent TO tho Depot at Lyncbug Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday.
The same regulations above viii apply The Virginia
State Agricultural Society.
Persons attending the Fair provide themselves with
Tickets at the different dopo which they take the
mi rates riH BE- charged both going and returning
BY order Of the Board of Directors
f., q. WALL. Superintendent
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SkalsV Hss> at.tas'iOND AND y. - -rT,

H0 WORCESTERSHIRE J \ NJ Els Q W \. sssHkaAxs
The L. S. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand of Capt PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mt 3 o'clock, for Rich
mond Size will take any freight To from city Point
She Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON ut 4 O'Clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here
Monday desiring take this ship here have
n STIR Room secured by addressing by mail.
f-sY The ROANOKE Capt. SKINNER, stops mt City Point
She win land freight Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM & WATSON,
2v Richmond Va
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sssc-E,...a IIiitUI GIL FROM BUCHANAN no
e--sss-.e@s-.0 LNNCHBLRG AND RICIIMOND.

Fare from ynelburg to Buchanan. 30
From lynehburg TO Charlottesville. 30
and the eld of October Packet Boats Will leave
buchanan q a. NJ and I4ynchburg = l. NJ Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive in Richmond second day
at > O'Clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchlurg at u T. NJ
reach Scottesyc l0t A. NJ day arrive in Char
ottesvile 81 L. NJ Leave Lynchburg buchanan and
Lexington at 81 a. NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive at p. NJ.
From Iynchburg Richmond time AID distances in
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These vessels the fist class, butt III the cry :"
tore expressly for this and have superior
datons passengers They are conmandod oy o
exeron 10 accommodates They will be lowed up anu no"h
the rivers by stea may be relied on TO sail promptly u
Advertised ~. vorl
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
will find ship by this lne a. Helgh' Ml
always be taken as other line OF Packets anu
every effort be made by the agents In itlchnnhu anu
New ork to give satisfaction Insurance can be eneeeu III
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining iu
share patronage.
Goods shipped this line to New York will be forwarded
free of New Orleans, Mobile, Charestoh ga
vannal or any other Southern Northern port .
vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock IN Hew iok
Berth No l, Coffee llonsc Slip foot of WAL street
DAVID a WIN. CuRRlE Richmond, AGENTS
{. II. piERSDS, n. Y,
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DAVID & WM. RRIE,
KichInnnd.

sh,ners n, this Vessel will get their goods to port
n one hail rate OF freight cheaper than ny any
other route an" III ie9' '' ID. & W. g.
the best terms.
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Tie Subscribers having associated themselves together
Tor the purpose of cnulu iag the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
IN All IT'S branches under the style aud firm Of GWns KEAGY
are now prepared to furnish pictures every style
kdWh IN lIs country o. Eaf5pe. They call especial acn
@ 10 helr new style 1gtnr,S or Amhraypcs, glass far
exceeding IN beauty aid durability any thing before
had These Pictures reversed Daguerecty pes
are ana may be seen Ia any Hight They mpor.siabc
os hontfeay sealed between glass plates which sealing
Is secured by Letters Patent in the United Europe,
ana owned IA this place by Gibbs Il Keagy only.
'se AWbrolNles pronounced by competent judges 20
be the ganest acieV in the Photographic having
atehei anu eearnoss truly astonishing Made from the small
est 10 life Size.
Amooype StereoS"pes must be to be appreciated
The relief being fully perfect life
Also, their Meyograp hs Pictures on paper from life
These are equal to the lines; engravng
detail Any number from single sitng--from q
honsand-eitter plain or colored, in water oil.
etHens and strangers invited call examine spec
nhs IN the various branches hay assuroof polite at
tenton aud superior Pictures
Gallery the old stand L. Gibbs door Virgin
Ia Bank, iynehhurg l. T.. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGN.
+ S-in AmhrotyPcS the style of dapery tho color
the eye makes no difference, all equally well taken
paEnereop pes copied to Ambrotypes and made permanent
A
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iA,NsCE a .yEEs, asts AEEN -

y6SsSstE a WEEK. az e. n W h; ZEN tk-c
n BALTIMORE Nd RICHMOND by steam s.klSsL.NN
BEINIDERE and rOCAHOSTAS-The
STEAMER BEINIDERE leaves baltimore every SATUR-
DAY Arr FfNDON for Richmond. Returning, leaves RICH
MOND every I L ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAIDNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Balti-
tmorc
.Shppers Baltimore by these Boats must have their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar Ply LII DIAM a. WATSON Richmond Va.
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. &c.

NrEW FALL AND WHIT u GOODS
~ sTfGLER. McELDERy q CO, respectfully infIrin
their friends and the public generally that they
have completed their stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS, which will compare with any stock
keL All they ask " call lsep ats
rIOTus, GAssgUEREs AND VEsTgNSss
! all qualities, at reduced prices
&c 5ts JAMES A. STiGLER 4 co.
net. 9th, 1sj5-Jnst received Castor Beaver, Frock
~ and Over Coats made In the best syle These
No. l. Cali aud sec them, at the Clothing House Of
oesb GLASS q KAfAE J. DIXON, Ag't.
ACT. 9th, 1SJ5-Ne are opening for sale large and
~ varied assortment of Shirts and Collars These
made expressly for sales A2o. Under Shirts and
Drawers, Of every variety at the Clothing HouAe
oes ts GLASS a RAISE J. DIXON. Agent
NEW SHOES, Ac.-Just received by express Is.
~ g. HOOPERS beautiful lot Of Goods. among
which may be found the follow ing articles:
Ladies line Congress CATERS Style
Black with tip;
,yi,Lo,,, IT,,
oooured
Kid side lace,
Kid aud Morocco Lnds BuflsaS Ties and Slippers;
Gentemen.s line Patent less i, Congress CATERS
Calf NJ
And general assortment Of Childrens Shoes, &c. &c.
aug Its
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

.y,l,s NEW OKk.Ei>s'-Nira,niini M" ''o"'
II .inun I,iue.-Firsi Packet 10 san WIN ~ a TTR
~. s..'arIar fast sailing. double deeked .SMhaks
aid cnppeT fastened schooner, aho,a For
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


T,A-H NOIItE.---fsREAT fNDttIsHf. -,
The Iades city OF bynchburg, aud ali others vs.
Ing the CITY, particularly invited 10 call AT the ehrp
stre and large stock Of FANCY
~ nj uarsr colored silks; French hefin0s rch
French Mousns; French Piads cheap high eolored Dea-
rich Embrolriea Jsiery ac. Also, 1910 yards OF superior
aeo warranted perfectly Last eoio- at the 10" pee
al III cent4 Come they selling fast VIII al
40 ale al DER cent on all bills 10 In amount
oc l6ts ID. HARRISON LEWIS.
n NpORTATnON.-GNN K<i seOHb-
i ING WARE-IiOUSE-where will be found the largest
assortment Of Double and Single Guns
Rifles Deans English Self Coekng Five shooter Colts Al
lens and rharbers and Single Pistols Powder
Fasks Shot Pouches; Game Iiags Cleaning Rods
Supe Wrenehos; Eeys Cocks and o. ID Percussion Caps
Gun and Wire Cartridges all sizes; Curtis liaryeys
Diamond aud American Powder all kinds; Compress
ed Bullets; buck Small Shot; Liquor fasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery. Knives fine assortment OF
Port Monies Gold Silver, Ivory and Crooked sword aud
plain Canes every thing line to suit Gun makers
We have a lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch and warranted, by
WM. u. 4 G. FISHER, opposite the
sep 1918 Norvoll House, Lynciburg. Va.
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ElECEIsING,A AND ON HAND, 70 hhds. ". ..
IL AND T.. X SUGAR,
40 bis Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
boxes and bbis. Loaf Crushed and Puvarzed Sugar
100 bags Rio and Iaguyra Coffee,
20 bags superior old Java do,
- hhds Cuba and T. Il. Moasses,
~ bbls y q Moasscs,
Bar Iron, assorted,
do. Hoop and Band do,
do Bistered Steel,
do Cast and Shear do,
10000 lbs Bacon,
Sides sole Leather,
- do Black Upper do,
40 dpz, calf Skins,
20 Pink Lining do,
10 Sheep Skins,
300 bales Cotton Yarn
10 bales OsnaburRs,
80 boxes sperm and Adamantne Candies,
50 do Hull & Sons Patent do,
II dc. Soap,
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nails 3 to 90 dy.,
10 Wro't Nails,
- bbs Tanners OIL
40 tons Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Salt
Also Plaid Beached and Brown Domestic Calico, Linen
oopperas Alum Nader and Indigo Popper Ginger and Spice
Spades Shoyels Trace and Halter Chains Manure and Hay
Forks Boots Shoes and Hats for sale exchange for
ny produce accommodating terms
ap 9l-ts JOHN HOII.INS
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Nov ON bland
~ 80 tons letter 4 No. / Peruvian Guano;
10 Mexican
100 Casks rhomaston Lime
Mountain
80 Norh River Cement;
- thcincd Plaster;
All for sale accommodating terms by
MILLER & ELAN
lds on tho la
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BECEaSBNt;, ANpON HAND. ; bbi-. stu
IL ARTS sugar - bbls. Sunrls Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sngnr,
~ boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. y. O. Molasses,
10 hlds l. X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 Iaguira do,
10 " Primo old Java do.
% boxes Adamantne aud Sperm Candies,
Large lot of Glover Orchard Grass aud Timothy Seed Gail
soon, selling cheap.
feb 2lis NOI. NGIR a SMITH.
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nyEESss ARRINAg..-The Family Grocery has just
received the following articles which the subscriber
respectfully attention of his friends
mers public large assuring them that by calling
Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beet
Tongues this market also nice lot Dried Beef
Bologna Sausages Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot of
Booms fine article Of Black, Imperial and Gnnpowder
good Hosiery ladies' gentlemen and
children articles such as Perfumes, Soaps,
and Hair brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
children and many other articles too tedious "a
all of which will be sold cheap for cash
elaag Bank May be added TO the above list
Spices ali kinds, ground up in papers for family
a superior article Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
before all are gone. j. n. SOLOMON
iy
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4 cotton ZNABsHt.s.--62 Bales No. / Cotton
~ Oxnahurgsa heavy article just receiy ed from the
and will be sold merchants
than they be had Richmond Baltimore Please
call aud examine for yourselves
nIInl L. A.
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A,PECsAI s'sssGst NOEssE.-Inrge stock
~ or DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR tASIi-My stock
of New spring and ,uods Is complete. The
whole bought very cheap and will be sudo very
small proht, cash.
The market having become easy hope friends
will forward aud supply ihcrnsei, liner
ny. Al "A call from those of goods, TO insure
sales Iapl l2Its JNo. j. 1T RVS. Agt
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NALL SUppIIr..I.J1. noo... rnncr ;. -.

NGANO.-Ave have hand some 2Uu tons the Emily
n of Guano that imported last winter 40
have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad Of Its good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms D. W HaSall
Esq, A Garrett Esq, ID Anderson, Jr, of the
purchasers ofit For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
~ cots. Richmond.
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n NEW GOODS ll--JNO J. III RVS Agent, is rccciv-
heavy Stock FAN and Winter Goods All he
thai lis stock from the largest Import
and Jobbng houses in the Union cash prices nnd
Will sold by him small profits cash and nothing
cash.
l. Si sial receive Goods nearly every week tho
by Canal Boats Railroads and press Companies
al ot which viii be sold cheap for cash.
ssil ! Artnt
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T. INC. tI.pTHS, tASSlMEIES AND NEsIlNGS
GENTS Fl Kzt-HI&G GOODS, He.--tiLASS y kAINE
respectfully tan their friends TIE public that their
STOCK of "a Winter completely consisting
part and Frock Coats Winter business Goats
Register stNc Farmers Ovrrcoat>, Waterproof
beaver do, Plantations every style endless
city; Double Breasted Quilted Sih-ncw style, Gents
shsNls TRAVELLING Blankets Shirts Draw es Cravats Stocks
Ties Collars Umbrellas Gloves Hosiery, Pocket Hand
eroiei,, Waterproof Goods Sc. complete Of
YOUTHS AND CHILDRESs CLOTHING.
GLASS & RAIEE,
DIXON,
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|EO the toNERS OF THE FINE ARTS
Those who delight 10 look upon and admire the beautiful
specimens Of art which the hand Of
gressiNe age = forming are respectfully Invited TO call
w MINIS Co, at their well established Daguerrean
ery There the Statesmen Of the country intellectual
brow and august moin stand from the plate
natural and nkc appearance that the spectator almost fan
eies he hears the heart troh and the lips There
too tho beautiful bushng maiden, with sparkling
charming lips invites the ardent youth gaze admiration
Heavens last best gift to sinful man" There too fro
licking, ronping childhood with huoyaut heart and merry
laugh the visitor and holds him charmed 10 the spo
Then to q. W MlNNIS CO.'S and view handsome
specimens Have your likeness AMI reader induce her
you above all others TO accompany Won
without representative her
earth. Then should the silver cord snqr
led and tbs golden WI broken have that LETT which win
cvcrcaIl wildly Vnrrreeocctiou lie departed ones pie
taken In Nil weather with equal facilities and with tp
ifee;ion Remember MINIS 4 GO are The inca 10
rYcyor perfect likeness and they be found all times
Al their far famed Gallery Main street. 3d door from Drira
stree, Lynclburg aud Syeam street Petersburg Va
G., W. MINIS & co
iv It's
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ttANO, si0ANO.-Hayng made arrangements with
NJ the Peruvian Agents get supplies of GuANO on the
best terms prepared to furnish it. W have now
hand and aoat 1900 and Ill be regular receipt of
We shall sell but what direct the agents
and all who purchase rely getting GENUINE
GUANO We solicit the orders of friends and all others
with the that will furnish them with the
best article, and on the favorable terms
CRENSHAW & CO..
feb North de Of he Basi Richmond IA
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NEW.YoRK PACKETS-This new honie essxtsslk2sAss
lin, l. compossd of following vessels, ana sa liz, -,
from New york every three days. Al owned III 'ae eJ VI
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rs UNI EsFSdr + Z. W .--Iho cflDIr,,.I -
- STAR DotBI oN EN- COOKING STOv.r '1ohAlNI
wood just received at the Furnace and Eauo Il -, coal
East Main Street Stove which is ,onS,.,' y alehors
cheapest most substantial and perfect tuok, We l,s
the Union and warranted to bake roast boil tialau'
the most satisfactory manner with less fur ~ 'd Try
Stove of similar capacity ia use tal and sec t a! otLC
Also "A fine assortment Of LEAD PIPE of ys,;a
hand, and for sale by lily l7.tsl - = 's siftS
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nCTOBER bid. ,s55.-E,,o.,,,., ....,,..

,sJo,s MHNnfAtltkh--tiIf FURNITURE WARE
fooMs-ihe attention Of strangers aud others visiting
lynchhug Is respectfully invited large md com
handing Stock OF CABINET FURNITURE and Cn AIRS
now on exhibition NJ my Ware Rooms exclusively own
manufacture
call from those wishing 10 buy all ensure sales
oc<3is A. WINSTON.
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WATERFALLS AZ COsT.-Hav

ing determined to close my stock of Carpenters
Iardw Building Materials, including cxtensiue
sortmcnt of LOCKS, HINGES, SCH w =, WINDOW
GLASS &c &c, the whole stock is offered at cost
wishing thing In that line would consult their inter
ests by giving M a call before purchasing elsewhere.
NAY IA A WINSTON
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~ JONES Vii have, IA a few days,
eases that celebrated ~. O. Stick Lieoriee,
20 do. do " " Mass do,
to which they invite the attention of manufacturers
31ts.
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dill WINDOW sHADEs, esILT CURTAIN
" BANDS AND CORNICE-We have just received
large lot OF Oil Window Shades, OF and beautiful pat
terms aud, also Gilt Curtain Bands every
quality. Please call ard examine at
July i u. GREGORN & CO.'S
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GENTLEMEN,s Goops--FALL. 49,

II HAVE NOW OPENED BEAUTIFUL ASSORT
MENf OF GOODS, suitable TO the present approach
ing seasons at prices to suit cash customers consisting
OF Black Figured and PLAID silks; French Merinos,
zines Coburgs Aapaccas, Mouns aud tashmeres great
variety rich French Needle Work bands of the
site styles Collars and Breakfast Caps - each worth
one dollar with an entirely supply of Ladies
shoes aud Gacrs with Cork Heels work warranted
- stand equal to any ever offered to the public
nc Ann Att1
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w leeted assortment of large and small straw
Manila. Tea AMI Envelope, just rcceiyedat
or IBIS MoRSES.
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n FASHIONS FOR lF3J.-Sl IIXIR VIII introduce LA
spring style Dress Hat the first saturday IN March, ~Ss
peciion his tie public generally,
which viii be found tn surs any Hat Ia This market, in beau
style, quality and u5h. Also, lot Of beautiful style
All those desiring fine Dress Hats
eclipse AIRY thug this market viii please call at She
oftLc Blue 1iAI.
All kinds <s made order with noancss and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed a usual.
M WM SITTER.
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HpHFIEa, pISrOl .S Ac.-We have hand very
q handsome assortment of Rifles Pistols &c, &c, com
prsng fine Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
Silver; Saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharps Rhesi Colts
Five Shooters Aliens Sefcocking Pistols Cane Guns
Fols Hunting Knives; Pistols Of all sizes Gaps,
&c, &c, to which invite the attention of the public
aug g-ts j. d. GREGORY q co.
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AMEs NOOnllnIsE a aO.. IN Mnin sd.



i SANED-According TO the Published rates ofhe South.
Railroad Tobaeconiss nearly 81 by
sending their Tobacco the subscriber, IL shall
toeyfmo per box averaging l25 BIS in
GLIDING tolls freight expenses board sail.
ing vessels ALFRED S. LEE ON the Dock,
RiYh,
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TuNHE undersigned will business Of Stiser
Mcsdery & Co, without farther change the
and firm of JAMES A. STiGLER a co. An persons hav.
ing claims against the m of Stiger. Mcldory will
present them the undersigned for payment and
will make payment to them
Our Stock of New Fail and Winter Goods Is complete,
and is not surpassed by any 10 tie market We
friends and the public call J. A. SrIGIER,
its u Y q pIIEkS
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NEW GDDDa,-Ihc subscriber mas received his
y complete : ock OF Spring and summer DRY GOODS
which the of his friends and the public in general
specially called Having taken adv antaec of the de.
pressed of the market in purchasing his Goods he Will
be able tu Offer great Inducements to buyers.
The articles numerous mention, there be
f5nnd all the ar les which general Dry Goods business
embraces, dies large Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas Parasos &c. Country Merchants
pefay invited call him before further East
rs determined SELL Richmond Prices. attention
will be paid to orders Come one and all
anil
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NOTICE.-Tnc nnser-ianed hn,ing .o,a ,hci

~ OTlCE-The subscriber has this day disposed of his
entire interest In the concern Of Stigcr Mcdery
10 d. T. C. Peters OF the firm In retiring from the bust
thank friends and the public their patronage
aud would ask continuance to my successors
OCTOBER LIST, 1855. RO McELDERY
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NEW CONCEKN.-The undersigned having taken
tue house formerly occupied by G. n b. Stcpoo, two
doors above Acree McCanahans old stand and next door
Muro Stratton Main Iyncburg Va begs leave
to ca the attention of his friends and the public generally to
his new stock of Groceries Liquors &c which he is offering
low for cash or In exchange produce Particular
attention paid the sale Flour, Wheat Corn, Tobacco,
&c.-also to the receiving and forwarding of Goods
may 21c&dtsy. JOHN LUNSFORD.
fNIONER sEED.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale on the best terms. CRENSILAW a. co,
Nnrth Of he Rasin Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS


4 CAGD.--The undersigned will eoptinrc a.,
- me GhotEkn, '9MMlNSloN and FORM Apm
full for former faves, they pledge their BE- ST q
their continuance. "ei> Il D
apl gdis. MCDANIEL. HINT NJ.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-12

PSALMS VS.. HIMs.-A maiden lady, suspect
ing that her female servant was rcgalIng her
beau upou the cold mutton of the larder, called
Betty and inquired whet ther she did not hear
some one speaking with her down stairs. ''Ohs
no ma'am,' replied the girl, ''it was only me
singing psalm. s.You may amuse yourself,
Betty" replied the maiden, 'swith Psalms,
but let us have no hims, Betty. l have great
objection to hims.''