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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20


The oHice Of Lieut., Governor vas created by
the new Constitution, with salary OF FIVE
dollars per day, while the Legislature is in ses'
sion.
Tie Office Of Attorney General was created
in l646, the salary of which was increased in
1859, not to exceed with fees $l400. Under
the Old Constitution the Legislature consisted
of 72 members of tbe House. and SO Of the
Senate, in all 1903. The same body is now
composed of 100 members Of the House, and
IS of the Senate--in all 1885,
AT two dollars per day, each member, one
DAYS session cost the State for members pay
$2l6, or, for session of three months, $l9,-
44o,
Under the New Constitution, and at four
dollars, the per diem would amount to S54O
daily or, for session of three months, s4a,-
600.
The Supreme Court was composed under
the Old Constitution of four members, and
their yearly salary, as ixed by the Law,
amounted to $4,000 The Court has now
fvs members, with an aggregate salary Of 49,
500.
Il is but fair to add, that most OF these sala.
ries we're slightly increased by the law OF
I846. but the substantial increase in number
of officers and amount Of compensation, WA:
left for the new Constitution and subsequent
Legislation, The items which we have select
ed are few among the many more indications,
but theyshow an evil to which must be applied
a remedy, or our substance will all be eaten out
and that remedy is in legislation only. Re
trenchment and reform must be our cry as u
State policy, as no more Slave States--n'
more Slavery extension, is in National mat
ters.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20
ATTAOHMEMT NOTICE.

D. A. Arter. Plaintiff Before II. A. Stdger, JUS.
against uce OF the Peace, OF Oen-
Jacob Sbults, Deieudent tie Township Carroll CO. O..
On the oath day of August a. D. 1855, said Justice is
sued an order oaacument in the above action for th
sum of thirty eight dollars, and twelve cents. With
costs, that NAV accrue ia said action. D. A. ARTER.
Aug. 30. 1873. 3w.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that | placed in The hands Of
Jane Cummings, of Carrollton, Ohio all my notes,
duebils &c, prior my removing West, aud persons
moi having discharged the same are requested to ean
with him and discharge the same immedia tsly;
ANDREW CLARK.
H. % 1oEs o.
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eT9O Psrsoas sSi Of EIPIoymsnE-Rs
THE GREAT BOOK OF THEYEAR

From the Editors Of the Philadelphia PosL-'WO
.hibk Ne may safely pronounce this 10 be the most
thorough and valuable work on the Emnire Of Russia
that has ysI appeared in the English language,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20
Eent. 20-l8bS. bW. Pr. fee {!
PROCLAMATION,

Proclamation is hereby made to the qualified
voters of Carroll county that a General Elec-
zion will be held as required by law on Tues
day the
9th DAY OF OCTOBERA. D. 1856.
at the places for holding Elections in said
county, at which time the following Officers
are to be Losen, to wit:
Que Governor
One Lieutenant Governor
One Auditor of State
One Secretary of state
One Treasurer of State
One Supreme Judge for FIVE years
One do do for one year
One Attorney General
One Member OF Board of Public Works
One Senator in conjunction with Stark co.,
One Representative
One County Auditor
One County Treasurer
One Sheriff
One County Recorder
TNo County Commissioners
One Prosecuting Attorney
One lnfrmary Director
The Trustees. of the several townships
in said county are required to return the follow
ing num0er OF Jurors from their respective
townships to the Clerk of the court OF Com
/
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20
Sept 9O--ls56. iy.
d. NJ. COLEMAN
sHERIFF's SALE.
In Partition.

William Fettee,
VS. In Partition.
Sarah Feuee,
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court OIL
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, Will oher ior
sale Al the door OF the Court House in the town oil Gar
rolton, in said county Of Carroll Ohio, on
SotnrSav The 10Th day of October A. d. 1855.
hetwesn the hours OF o clock A. NJ. ID O'Clock r
M the following premises situate in the county OF Car
roll and State OF Ohio, to wit The East bali oi tee
South est quarter Of Section thirty one (Sl township
twelve 2 and range four a. Of the lands ordered '6
be sold at steu6euville, Ohio, appraised at Sl4O0'
Terms-Une third cash in hand, one third In on'
year the remainder in two years,Wth interest ltou
be dav Of sale The deferred pay ments to be secuEet
by Mortgage on the premises. J. IL, WHITCRAFf;
y Sheriff
Sent. 2O-ls6S. Tw. Pr. fee $500.
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ESTATE OF AARON ELLIOTT, Dec,

10 II u OT n HIVVN y - DOV''
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed aud qualified as Executor Of the last
w III aud Testament OF Aaron Elliott deceased, late Of
Carroll county, Ohio JAMES B. ELLIOTT.
Aug 80, 1855. Sw,
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From tha Editor Of the American Phil COurier.-
sTruly valuable WOFk--Ihe great Book Of the day.
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gHERIFF'S SALE.

Sept. gO--lsI5. gW. Pr. fee $3.50.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Sept. 2O-ls6S. SW. Pr. fee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

NUrAsIE DG4rn--'Fhe Charleston Courier no.
tees Tho death, IN that city, Of CoIouel Fmncif
Hiulock Iiuser, in the SD year Of bis ago, anj
tells us that, when young NAN, he joined Dr.
Eric lluInan, Of Philadelphia, III dating attempt
to Iiberase the French raltOt, Lafayette, from tht
dungeons ot OImut2, an enterprise which resulted
IN tieit own imprisonment lot long period, Tx
was pupil Of tho taAous nt, john Hunter, and
a fellow student Of Dr. PLysck, Of Philadelphia
On is return to his native land he served in Tie
United States army, AMI commanded regiment
Of prGlle,y attached to the Southern Division, N
The war ofssl9. lcaftetwptds resigned, and be-
came a prominent pollticlnn member Of the soutt
Carolina Legislature, Gle,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

ri-A great Transportation Company has been
o.ganlYed at buffalo under TIC general navigation
law Of Tho Siato Of New York, to transport ltrighl
anil passengers between the Atlantic scahoard and
tie I,otts on The northern lnkes. It Inns capital
Of $780, 900. tiSto centre al buffalo, Ihe cOrp''
ration 10 exist twenty years, and many Of the test
business men connected with tie commerce Of The
lakes ore said 10 be connected with 1t. twill
have line Of boats on The Eric Canal, Of barge'
upon the hudson liver and Of prOpelIcrs upon
the lakes. Such al organization shows The I'M
pottonce which tie trails Of tue lakes is attaining
aud indicates that tic enterprise OF tho luke neF
chants is commensurate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

Dlrrrcurrlrs ~ KANSAS rEpntroaY, appears
from Iale Kansas Mptrs that Sevy serious difficult
ties have arisen III tie territory between the Law
tcure Association aud Emigration Aid SOcietie!
and tlp original SQuatIets' ASSOCIATION. Meetings
have been called and held bY bn'h sides, on
much abusive reclamation INDUCED IN. The chic
bone Of contention Appeals to be tint Tie Law
renee Association Is charged with attempting tt
Inonopolise the appropriation Of tue public DO
nnin, The SQValtVts arc vetY savage against sucl
cOursc, Resolutions have passed, ami speeches
made by both sides, Of such an iM1amnlatolY chor
acteg that they promise anything but apeacefu
settlement Of the new county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

w4sn>oroS NutoNAh MoSrArSr..-ln tho
House Of Representatives On Friday, MI May said
tllat, during tho last session, he was appointed
chatham OF The select committee to consider Tho
subject oil completing the building Of the nonu.
mchl. They had met and examined tho oilictrs Of
tue society, the areIu!ect, and Tho builder, and
looxcd into all the transactions Of that association
wIths REV Of removing from the minds Of the
county The disttust which exists concerning II, rs
we'll as the character ot lhe woth, and nov wished
lin, The committee 10 continued IN existence, in
order that, before tho close Of The session, they
may report upon ,besubi:ct. Ills motion, TO llOt
effect was agreed 10.
Irwin be rccollcctci that the board Of maaa.
gets, Lost year, sent men,otial 10 Congress, rep.
tesentibg that theft funds wetc exhausted and that
The plan Of voluntary contributions has proved a
failure, MD, Therefore, osk tho action Of tho M.
tonal Legislature, in order 10 complete The cIec'
tim Of The monument,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

Hem 10 THE RNESclI 'rHSoSE..-.la cStEaoIdl'
naty report is cuncul IN Paris, to The eject Tin
tho Emperor las resolved 10 ,t.clato The Count DIT
AIOrny IIlc legitimate son Of King Louis Of IloI'
land ami Queen iIOEicasc, aud, consequently, bus
own hrothsh Ii is stated that his Mai,sly will,
At The samo time raisc the Count 10 The tunk u In
petial llghness, aud declare lin heir to the EN-.
pite. It's said that recent eyenls which haze co.
cured IN The E'st, together with The lOc, that
there appears 10 DO no chance Of dDcct hen IL
the Imperial throne, has Of ute fNcsd ibis inca
sure on ltse attention Of the Emperor, In Paris,
and throughout France, Prince Naroicon's carecl
us warrior has become thu subject Of ioses, lis
lichcs, and all thai artillery Of satire, for which Tic
Ftcncll have ever been noted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

TnE EXPECTED GSS1r Coarr-The emiOcn
astronomer, n. l'aOinct, member Of The French
Academy ofScisuces, gives some vety interestu,
details relative 10 the return Of that Stsat comet
whose periodical course is computed by tho mos
celebrated observer al three bundled scaEs. Tht
result Of his investigations is, that II will appeal
in August lsSs,lwith.a an uncertainty 1.-Two yests
moro OF lessj so that between 1860 aud 1860 those
who arc then llvlne may hope 10 see the e'eA
lumIapty which In 1850 caused Charlea V. to alb
dlcale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21
coneraas and aene1al Scott.

The Cincinnati Gezettc, speaking on tho sub.
ject, says: Tho Congress Of lhv United States hos
done astqat0ndgOUi act IN passing tho bill confer.
tinE upon Gen. WtSrtELp ScoTr tho rank OF Lieut.
Gonetol--atl honor which no other man has won
IN Ibis Ra,on's history, since tho immortal WASH.
iseTos, AnNttctnpt was made, when MI Polk
was PtesiIcn, 10 have Col. IIenIon appointed
Lieut.. qenctel In order that he might ouEank Gems.
. Scott and Taylor, and assume the suptcN!e conf
lnaul OF The American amy in Mexico. Congress
very property refused 10 comply with the request
Of tho President, and 10 commit so bold OIL act Of
injustice 10 tito two ycteEaR Wing Generals
WeEs4arl General Scott as tho greatest histor'
cal rSssoRosc now living, especially in tho Quilted
States. Ills life has been devoted 10 the setvice
Of tic Republic from his catlisst Jnanllooi, and
for se0tlyhAlf century he has stool tho foremost
mn In all great emergencies upon whom The
county eve. relied @itt confidence, and IL whom
Il never was deceived, Ills march from Vera CltI2
to Mexico; bis repealed Ytotoues, aud his filal
capture OF the city Of the onteSunlas; vii! sia'ld
III American history nonk with lhe brightest pass
ages in tic lives Of Cesar, Napoleon, or WcIiug'
ton,
Thia gallant Yclclln is n 9oos nlan~-pO0r In mo-
ney, but ttob in ltosor, Tho ncw bill gives him
on adlilon Of $1,000 10 bis yearly pay, and awards
to INN $4,000 for attealasea Of salary. In every
point Of view, SIC are glad this bill has passed.
,----..-------'- e.-+---------.
IupoRrtY1 DrcIstos,--'rhu New York Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

lSptAs osA4oes,-I'IcIc are thee or four dol.
csatious from comparatively savage tribes Of 10.
dlaps now in attendance oil tho bureau VI indian
AfEors 10 thS CITY, epgagel IN holding conference
with the Commissioner with reference 10 sales Of
lands to tho United States, and otter patiers Of
Importance 10 Their respective nations. Among
item arc two ceeb.atetl orators, Iiolc.n.tlu day,
ayouns ohiPpOwu, and Little Hill, WinaVOasO'
The totmet In council at the bureau, il said 10
have astonished all pesen. BY his oIatOEcaI atlli'
~. The later is said 10 be the aculest rcascnef
al this ilge claiming identity with any Indian ibs,
srhe presence Of these delegations thEo%s sEeat
edallional labors, Of coutso, on Sit. Commissioner
Aanypepny,-Wa'h Star,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21
\ yYHEELlNG, Vas
,.gggg.w BDN8DAY60oR N0FRBRUARY.2lt la551l
GOVERNOR q Virginia wa. Q. Rlyss.


. Governor Of Virginia !. Wnn. @. Rlyes,
q gWekaYe ttsgpeatly expressed The opIploa that
sss1t6e Hon. VILLAIN o. RtYes would w tho nett
- governor Of Virginia, While We would cordially
z agltPb'taay oIhet good Wing. 49,
ave have long thought howoyet that the claims
ot5Mt.RiY4s &ete pte.eaiaen. among the States.
t4en Of yltslait, and we're Of the peculiar kial
fitting Binfot tile post Of Goyetnot Of our State.
WhMAsttRe Know Sothings t1sot Mi tIlYes We
saahSs sos, though we can hardly RttcelYe how
, idescai object 10 him. We,ksyeteard however,
" that Esa Dily Smith stood fair fot theft nonnna.
4tioa and LOST no effort toIll on The Office, and we
=, .haye no hesitation In saying that Ae cannot com.
1lnaadt tho Wig yoteot Virginia eycR against lfE.
Wis, Iilths G0teraatotal contest, the Why's
llntonnceted with the Know .Noihinss ate In the
lni1otlty, bit have the balance Of power, The
Know NotbinE1 hive no outside democratic vote to
look fot, as those Democrats who ate opposed 10
Wi.s ale yet motc bitter against the Know Moth.
Inss Tbs wllIs vote Is as pssenliuI TO theft sue.
cass rs Is lllet}. to Wig success, neither can
sand alone while tho principles Of both parties
can be united III tho one candidate. The clad.
date for Governor ttlle other two Offices orc I'm.
q importantly must bs acceptable to The Wings 10
secure his election, a Democratic Know Moth
: iIg capnos DO such, With such o man as Ar.
RiYss the two patlles can cordially unite and with
such leader What party could fall. i,c both
parties think OF these things and act carefully.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

AnKRro4Ss AT rus FsEScu covsr-speaklog
Of late presentation Of Amt'icans al the lule.
Ties, a PATS correspondent Of The Cincinnati Ga.
zetIe says;
4'rhu Emperor and Empress passed Ground the
lines slowly, conretslng In Prench and English 10
each as they passed. Tie Emperor recognized, at
q glance, Dr. Pamley, Of New York, who had eS.
ttacted tooth for him nearly twenty years ugo,and
al whose house ls1 had spent All evening,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

Tue CoLLtSS I,iSE OP STEAMERS. -AccorliNg
10 the existing contact between Mt +, K, Col.
ltNS and his associates aud the government fUt tho
transportation Of tie mails from Now York to
Liverpool and back, The same could nj my timc
he Cancelled aIIer giving six months uolico 10
that eject, On recommendation Of tho Post.
master General to CANCEL this contact By giving
liz required notice, the following appropriations
toT ocean mail service was accepted in the House
Of Representatives on Saturday,
"l'ot the transportation Of The mails from New
YOtE 10 Liverpool and back, SS6S 1000; and that
tho ptovgp contained in The 1tSl section Of an act
entitled An eel 10 supply the deficiencies in ap,
populations tOr tho service If The fscaI yc1f end.
Jug the both Of JuNF, 1884, and approved tho 9lst
Asy Of July 1851 b., onl lIe same IL lGTchy 10.
ptaleIl: Provided That Edward <. Collins, aud
his associates shat! proceed with sll ut diligence
10 build another steamship IN aCc0tdNncB with
The terms Of the contract, and have Ing same IA.
ny ut mail service in two wears from aud alter lilo
passage Of this aotj and II said steamship is not
teady within the timu mentioned, by reason Of
any neglect OF want Of diligence oil tlCir purl,
Then the sold Edward K. Cullins and his usS0Ci.
ales shall convey The United States mails between
Now York and Liverpool, from Tho expiration Of
the sold two yeats, every fortnight, lice Of any
CharSe 10 ttie government, Until The new steamship
shall have commenced the mail SetSicc,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

1ouS aIlrcuft.--TNe Dublin correspondent Of
tho n. York Times, mentions tumot that Join
Mitchell had otgaOzed aclOspirocy with The view
to an Irish instruction, and that sgents have been
sent ftontbe United States 10 luther Il, The story
Us loo absurd tor belief ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

iron the l4tI instant Tho Museum Building al
Portland, Me-, was destroyed By tEe, together
with stable aud SIX hotses owned W Jas, Wins
lOw,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

A Coon W64eusAS.-oa Monday forenoon q
small Jog named 'Watclg' hslonsi0s 70 man y
Hanover stteel, came iWlo tie Chief PolIeh's Of
Zee and walked grayely up 10 lie cletk with lhe
following n0ts ~ his nluullh
"Mt OMef of l'olice--please giant me new
llceNe, arl OU|lse q fOfofer licensed dog
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

TAG DEssrt7 IsEt o4sG lin The case Of Ply
3 psaihst 3. Gordon Bennett, Of the New yo.k Her.
a.d, In which tho former "as owalded $4,000
agatbtt tho latter for an alleged libel, tho Snrei.
d, C6utt In that city on Saturday ordcsed new
IaaI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

tTlls boston o. me ~ =
commgtcs, slses interesting account q hls
yisit "a ana II iSe Rfdssi6n schools. One Of The
49, M ~ vAtIe! "a IN The
.sss0ts @lg spYt a. .a;,.
'pse Of language, M hlell ls sgAs gssg y.
THE Lessons ate 70 boys q at eyes an y
requirements, bull lie scbolatS IN te Class wHlog
saw, Scto probably some yen yeas olgs s saSl
had a little took mills llanut whlcl was hlttu
with pictures vi gtsst yatIely Of taA!tat oelsels,
Calling lie attention o. The GLASS 10 one o. Illese:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

Sullivan City Defeated!
q, MeKRv wopa respectfully announce 10 the e1tl.
u Hens Of WletEs and his old customers generally,
that le has orene9 braRch from lille Union ST. where
h. lbs been operating upon t CNS Of his old customers
with a. much talh as Possible fnr The last fyc !eNt
am nav al the Metu6 Home, one ,lohr Roulll the Mar.
ket street entrance, warE 70 Spprc my old cpstoneFs
IN rest aud Southern part by The handle Of their hEt
to ge their ehin$ AZ CnS were never cleaned heoIe.
FEBRUARY 9th. 1861 ieheatm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-21

tut WENTt
'rIlE room otfNrttL by ltlphsrlL&C Ca.
store f6&st$slOii gwen OIL tbs arst Nay Of i, q
kNeUlte NJ ]. X, llulSiOul. ''-'
Will also rent lQlon l.sllhy lie yrl' LIN,
rooms In lie secoWl s:O,y, h"nllIS0n Nsilr5,. =
huIbllN5s, that viii Rakc tC Olli,g4 tcr ua,t5 :.
whtcIi Wltl Itnt llgO0d terms FIR Ianklt,, is'
Of hIs1 1SO. K, lCITS,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-19
q VIRGINIA AND NORTH caro- {,

--umuzss5xur1 VIRGINIA AND NotNuu
A8 @W~LINA UNION AGRlCubTuRALF FAi
The members Of the above FAR, ana All
STOCK notnenta intended for exhibition, VIII be trans
ported southsdc Raioadon the following 'oma VIZ
PAY REGu LAR RATES In coming down TO tho r. an, M"
return FREE. -, -. q a,.,...
An extra Passenger rran will leave Lynchburg CLOCK
NJ MONDAY, the r'd Inst stopping ~ All ,ne 'n,a'
daa stations take up and reach Petersburg nj
At o'clock There VIII attached TO THIS Tram lew
Freight Cara for Stock The regular Passenger ana
Freight III usual The regular fr'sn rahA
leave ut o'clock A NJ on Tuesday, lh"fsh"ya
and sanrava aud Petersburg the same days ~
clock T. stock Ae for the regular Freight Train shou'd
he sent Depot, at Iynehbnrg on Mondhs, "eo""y
and Friday "a, -. 4, ,h. y,r.o,,
The same regulations above Will apply 10 tue 'sn"
State Agricultural Noniety .,...,... q. m
parsana attending the Fair provide themselves WIN
Tickets NJ the cpota nj which they take tho ira OF
mn rates uu BE- charged, both going aud returning
uy order Of The Board Of Directors
~ u. u WALL, Superintendent.
orrict n n. L. II. Co. oC. i3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-19

kNEwpApER.--It was Bishop Horner's opm-
ION that there was no better moralist than the
newspaper. He saws: "The follies. vices and
consequent miseries of nultitudes displayed in
newspaper are so many beacons continually
burning to turn others from the rock on which
they have been shipwrecked. What more pow,
erfully dissuasive from suspicion. jealously, and
anger than the story Of one friend murdered oy
another in a duel! What caution likely 20 DO
more effectual against gambling ana pron'ss.bbs ~
.hon Tho ,nonrpfnl relation of an execution or the
fate Of despairing suicides What finer lecture
on the necessity Of economy than the auctions
of estates houses, and furniture Only take
newspaper. and consider it WE'LL pay 'o' = '
il will instruct thee -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
ExC.rEMENT IN sEnAsTo

u u y T. ENGITEWENT IN NEWNNVO-
N fbl4--fou can buy READY MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS at Wholesale and retail, every
reity aud STYLE at low cash prices by calling at APPEL
NENMANs corner of Main aud Market streets, where
VIII save ropor cont He has just returned from the North
Manufactures where he has made good suppcs
N for this market of the most fashionable style aud
rc in the tathng line and cheaper than offered
In this city Would II not be better cali aud
Inc his magnificent Stock and least 20 per he
buys all his Goods for cash and sells much ess than
the regular prices for the quality of Goods You al
so have Clothing made order the best and at
the shortest notice and always the and fash
louable Goods for
Remember the place where good bargains at
Appel. & NEWMANS,
Corner of Main aud Market streets,
Itsy I,snrhhurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-19

HE SOU SICK t-Thon you cant be cured too
"a Don't delay until your complaint is incnraDe anu
when it is late Four-hS OF all the dis eases
sh people the church yards might be cured by AVER
aatc Pills if taken in Don't go dragging through
Spring faint sleepy and stless, because your bood u
AIDED with bile Don't the headache Heartburn ana
eT kindred disorders because your stomach Is fna Don
Tde yourself around the world covered with Pinpies
fhe Ulcers and all any of the uncean diseases
, ihe skin, because your system wants cleansing ooh
ow Yourself about lean haggard all caved n because your
Stomach Bowels need strengthening into healthy action
ts Pills set these things right surely as water qnehehs
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