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Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership lately
IN existing between William Stevens and A. A. Van
Guelder was this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
William Stevens is authorized to collect all debts due
the rm and will settle all accounts and demands against
il. WILLIAM STEVENS,
Coloma May II, 1855 A. A, VAN GUELDER.
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0nn Firkins Choice Butter;
~OND $50 kegs Leaf Lard;
200 cases 10 and 20lb tins Lard
100 hf bbs Family Market Beef;
200 gal kegs Cranberries;
so Dairy Cheese.
For sale by GOODWIN CO.,
81 1mtf SO California street, San Francisco.
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PlaSters
Zelner's Specific Mixture.

OR the radical cure of gonorrhea, gleet and various
contagious diseases Inflammation ofhe genital organs
great and numerous effected by this medicine
have been induced bring before the putc that every
one affected with either of the above named similar
eases, can have trial Of its virtues and satisfy themselves
as to whether it really what it is recommended to be.
tive powers but prefer letting the medicine rest upon its
own merits All ask is give it trial and be convinced
10 be had in quantity, single bottles. at w. Eel
ners Drug Store, Cooma, with full directions accom-
panyng each bottle The specific is agreeable and none
of those unpleasant eruptons follow its administration
which always attendant upon the remedies usually
scribed for the above affections.
w. ZELNER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Main street. Colom8
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DR.. d. S. Smith,
Physician and SURGEON.

Late of the Hon. East India Company's service.
Office Main street, Coloma, one corner below the
Ohio Store" Hours for consultation, from O. ,2A. NJ
and 2 to P. NJ
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FOR SALE.

fas5Sa&sr THE well-known Orleans Hotel situated on
5T Main street. Cooma, door south of the Metro
alfE politan The above property together with the
A--- fixtures thereon offered for sale
Also large number of Hogs and Fowls will be sold
Atlantic States " ~
r. 8 All persons indebted to the Orleans Hotel are
requested to call an settle Immediately in order to save
costs RRiMFR A. PRO
Coloma, August 4, 1854
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uSDnA Bags Green Rio Coffee;
lOVIO 100 cases Ground Coffee, in tins;
2500 mats No. China Rice;
1900 kegs East Boston Syrup;
100 gross p. and NJ. Yeast Powders;
250 hf and or kits No. Mackerel;
$50 cases Salt, s. 10 and 15lb.
For sale by GOODWIN CO.,
81 1mtf SO California street, San Francisco.
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Gr,r;a ~ CALIFOR IN, Cou. .ty "f I'll Dorado.
- This is to certify that the undersigned, CArHARlNE
MILLER wife of Henry Miller of said County and State,
intends carry business in her and her
own account ut Maine Bar, Middle Fork of American Rv
er said COUNT, to wit The business of keeping board
ing house and bar attached thereto and minng that the
a,nunt of capital invested in said business does not
ceed in value the sum of five thousand dollars.
CATHARINE MILLER.
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Bridge Notice.

Dissolution.
FNNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing between w. H.
Il Taylor and G. +. Gibbs. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons having demands against the
above firm requested to present them w H. Taylor
for liquidation and all persons indebted said firm
requested to make immediate payment to the same.
w. II. TAYLOR,
G. F. GIBBS.
Coloma, June l, 1856 iey2s3
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Renewal Of Notice.

Renewal of Notice. -
VuNHE Bear Creek and Gold Hill Water AID Mining Com
j pany hereby renew their Notices and cl inns Of Is
and 1854 the waters of Bear Creek from the junction of
the North Fork of said stream, agreeable survey of
1862 Ditch Canal for mining purposes and declare
their intention of using the water at an early day.
BY order of the Company.
JOHN S. SKINNER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Kelsey Township July %, 1885, 855
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF Ell DORADO On
this the 24h OF July. A. d. Is 5 personally appeared be-
fore me- Justice of the Peace in and for said County,
Catharne Miller proved to be the person described
in the foregoing declaration, by the oath Of H. W. Childs
credible for that purpose and she the said Cath
ariue Miller acknowledged that she signed the
freely and voluntarily for the and purposes therein
mentioned. JNO. +. LONG,
81 81 Justice of the Peace.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
+AA The subscriber offers for sale House located on
Ssi E Brewery street, Cooma. The premises have
well lapted for Boarding or Private re- dence
The House well furnished and the Furniture will be sold
with the premises For further particulars enquire of
T. ELkUS,
Coloma, JAN %, 1855. 1ltf
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BLANKS.

JUSTICES BLANKS, EXECUTIONS, WRITS OF
- Attachment Summons. Ahhdavit and Subpoena Blanks
constantly hand and for sale the ARGUS OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

WISE, THE INExHAUsT1BLF. is out in anothe
letter TO his beloved friends the New York DE
mocracy, in which with much force Of diciion an
aptness of comparison he hkeneth them Il
crabs The only fault we find with the pioiur
is that he does not make it a portraiture of tn
entire Democracy of the country. As such
would be a triumph of the art Of painting. w,
present a view Of il:
You must not wonder that your Democrat,
friends in Virginia are often confused by name
and things inNew York. We wish to see n uni
ted Democracy there on the cid grounds of JET
ferson and Jackson. We hear of hard, and soft
and half shells; and the ideas form of then
can be best illustrated by subject of natura
history. We have in our waters, gentlemen, q
crustaoious animal called a orab--a sea fish, will
fins and claws at both ends. and IT can run either
end foremost. Poke at him this way and h.
runs fhat--ihat way and he runs this. lie
remarkable. gentlemen, tor his transformations.
At one time catch him and crack his claw and
his shell is hard, very hard, hard enough fn
barnacles 20 grow upon his back, andi Will nc
separate or be detached from the inner cutcle.-
In that state he is the hard crab proper At "a
mother time, catch him and crack his caw-whel
he is hard be sure to crack his claw, gentlemen
and you will find that though his outer she'll
still very hard, yeti will separate and can b,
detached from the inner cu.icle or film over th'
muscles He is then called the ''pealer' hi
shell will peel off from, without breaking the in
ner shell. Later, catch him and YOU need no
crack his claw to see what he is for his outer
shell is then opening at every suture, and the
crab is swelling out of its hard and taking upon
itself its soft shell. In that state he called
buster" bursting his she'll. And "peoler"
or .buster" he is very fat. and bait fit to catch
the very ''monarchs of the deep" with Later
still he has slipped out of his hard shell, by sort
of perstalic motion. and left it along the strand
and has become wholly n soft crab. In that state
he is good bait too, and is prayed upon by hard
crabs and other fishes, and he is inert and can
hardly crawl out of harms way. Then, again.
this crab gentlemen, begins 10 harden from
soft TO hard again, as he had before sottened from
hard to soft. Found in this his second intormc-
date state, he has become poor but more ao-
tive is not so good for bait and he is called a
buckram," for that he is so like the fabric of
that name. and his shell is then flexible like vel
lum! So that you see we have an dea of some
hards who ''pealers," tending to softs, and Of
some softs who are ''buckrams," tending to hards
And there is such a hardening to soft, and such
softennng to hard, that we cannot distinguish
the politicians of New York as we do the crabs
sometimes by sight, sometimes by touch and
sometimes by cracking their claws,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Mr. rlournoys Speech.

We lay before the reader, this morning tn
substance of Mr.. Flournoy's speech in this CIT,
the evening of October the 18th, as published II
the New York Herald. Though much that wa
brilliant and stirring in the speech, as delivered
seams 10 have been omitted the positions o
the speaker. on the various topics discussed, are
we think. correctly given. The patriotic, con
seryatiye and at the same time, liberal sentiment
of Mr.. Fleurnoy embodied in this sreech.and tn
vigorous reasoning by which they are enforce
cannot fail to make favorable impression on tn
minds of intelligent and unprejudieed readers
With the doctrine of this address openly an
everywhereurged upon the people of Virginia
the American party, sooner or later, must tri
umph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
The President and Ex-Gov Peeder.

Fhe Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald makes statement concerning the
relations Of these worthless ehich deserves the
attention of the Southern people. We copy it:
was informed last evening by a gentleman
high in authority, that the President has, from
the commencement of the Kansas difficulty, been
a warm friend of Reeder, and that he would not
have been remoyedhad it not been for jeff Davis,
who had persuaded him 10 believe that unless he
removed Reeder the whole South would repudi
ate his administration. Upon that state of the
case, he listened to Davis and the South, and
made the removal. But that If he had it to do
over again, or a similar case should over be pre-
sented, the counsel of second or third person
would not be needed. Furthermore, that if
Reeder should be permitted TO take his seat in
Congress, as delegate from kansas,it would not
cause the slightest uneasiness on the part of Mr..
Pierce. 1t appears that the President has chang
his views since the elections in Maine and Penn
sylvania. Forney, ! understand will do moth
ing to injure Reeders chances in the House, as
he is sworn friend of his, Reeder and,a he is
understood to be interested in land speculations
with Reeder in Kansas. jeff Davis and other
Southern men intend to make that the issue in the
election of Speaker;and with that view are bring
ing everything in their power to bear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
DRIrUARV v.

At the residence of her brother VA r. Gait ESQ., in Bote.
tour county, the Goth OF October, Miss ANN JEFFEtY
CALF daughter OF the late Alexander Gait Norfolk the
Sd year OF her age.
At the residence Of his mother in Boteour County on the
18th lust c Typhoid Fever, Mr. JOHN BURGER in the 2sth
year Of ms age.
OF Consumption, the 10th day of September at his resi-.
dence in Wooitod county Illinois in the 2h year his age
Mr.. WM F. Trout, formerly OF Roanoke county Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

Nnshin .tOn Housc-tE. Snend ~ e1., proprs
NJ patteson Appomattox; J Thompson, Ptsylvana; w
Miller v Il r RR DIR L Peters, Halifax Peters Wash
ington; TRIBE city; W Wills, Charlotte A G Ander
son Floyd L G Bramlet, Miss Bramet, campbell G w
Kyle, buckingham; II Wampler Wythei L Wampler
Wythe; 4 Lee Campbell; Hon A Fulton, Wythe Jos II
Have lady, Giles; W Tate Wyhe w II McDodad, Ma
ron; Arnold Wythc Owens Pulaski; II Handley, Or
ange; Shehapger Pulaski II J Unison Gilmer; WIKI
iu-on Rockligr. Walkrr Appropriations Richd Perkins,
Campbell; Silver, Harrisburg KY II Wilkes Camp
bell; II \ Whitley, Bedford: VIM Henson, Wood.
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OCr3l--B Il Tardyi q NuiUe; / NJ Nuille, j Moore,
" Wade. : Read, II II Anthony. Anthony, c S Jones
Moore Campbef Capt Thos dudley Iranklmi w Radford
Bedford. Gillian, {; " Turner; 4 B Moore, Ky Col
4 Boyd Wythc G II Crockett, do Kyle Chrstansburg;
ChleHan y {; White; Caswell = II iobrus South!
berry, va; DrJ b adtord Montgomery; W Woodson KY
l. Morriss, Va, " Isctt 5 L r. W Horner do; Brown
G. Patrick, Va n Luck, Botetourtj Smiley, va;
B QuishnnhrrrV, Apunmattox.
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WAs,aaNeaP0N sgOs.E NAH1 =

y Ao1ENrING SALBoN-Thc proprietor of this well
NJ bown Restaurant takes pleasure in announcing to
~ MS friends and the public generally that, his estab-
lshment having jus; undergone complete renovation
painting now OPEN FOR THE SEASON Having secured
the services of experienced Cook Petersburg the pat
fon OF this house rest assured that Oysters Fish
and all the dc.icaeies If the will be served up all
hours IN manner satisfactory to the most Epicurean
he bar continues as usual to be supplied with the finest
Liquors, Wines and choicest brands a cigars.
y FREE II ECH daily at II O'clock \. NJ.
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

ALL RIeHu.--From a call in the Richmond
Enquirer Of Monday we.observe that the edito
rial convention was to have met yesterday morn
ing .at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association" Nobody will doubt that the place
was well chosen and appropriate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

On Tuerday evening both ut. by the Rev W. H. Kinklc
Amherst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Read the tol0wing roasriable cure abirb sbaulJc
II. G. FARliEhL5 ARABIAN N@gfg pa

Mr.. H. G. Farrell--lJvar Sir: Actuatpd Nv a s..
funess, submit the lowing instance Of tb u CRATE
your great medicine My Child, three Yeas old uty q
attacked with terrible disease, which in less suddenly
Frustrated to total hclpessness The limbs bera hour
that not Joint could hc bent the flesh turned ll 81 rigid
and entirely deprived 4 feeling the eyes xed nari ana cold
and altogether blind following this deafness @ closed
the spine became contracted and curved that sntdi
its back the head and heels only touched Jnd5 ing on
presented every appearance of beni, dead Im,ni hb
the attack, the family physician called in aI on
weeks he labored restore il 10 frrliu In nv " IhTto
though il was bisiercd dozen times and yarjon m 9 al
Liniments applied. consultation ct phN sjciap ~ en-
held but to no purpose the tct iraugl a Then
Medical Society but nothing could be suggested the
already been done and the doctor be6 tod me he a
nothing more. We then commenced apIyp yorr lIl do
freely the entire length Of the spine a. % lAhnenl
inc parents joy which, after few app4satn IA, ma, hls
animation was appar" and il rapidly recovered WI
ception OF the sight, which did become tff ate ga
month The child is low healthy and robust as can, h. HsI
other cases OF the sainn kind occurred previous m s
borhood all of which died when there is no ,,,t nsh
ment had been used they would have recovered u Ia"
Peoria, March lst. 1851. HENRY n Cr ~ -.
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This shows that the line through Lynch burg
possesses an advantage of II miles between At
lantn and Baltimore. a road which has been
proposed from Kingsyille direct to Aiken will d.
ininiSh but cannot destroy this advantage. \
iafgenumber of roads converge at Atlanta stretch
ing their iron arms through the whole South and
Southwest.
The foregoing facts prove, that f we draw n
line from Lynchburg passing little north of
Nashville and extending indefinitely through Ar
kansas and Texas. and another from I.ynchburc
passing East of Atlanta aud extending to the G ulf
OF Mexico, the inhabitants of the whole area
embraced between these two lines will find their
nearest route to the North East through the Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

yord doubt by the vast sales Of the article ag ina d
being daily performed by 1t which prevr, b cnr,,
other medicines and tae skill Of tie best ME- tsied all
world 1t is composed # balsnna exirac's ami s e
to Arabia-possessng in concentrated form AZ nus peculiar
ating, anodyne, pen, ratiig and rp e stnu
ties, and the Will, i, ages ago were usrI m Proper
the Desert" with such miraculous success in e Sous Of
of both man and beast ""g The al,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
DUDLEY HALL.
BENEFIT OF {. -. MACKENZIE.
Positively the last Night.
THE STRANGER.
SINGING AND DANCING,
TEE JEALOUS WIFE.

nov lit DIR. j. J. ROBERTS, Agent.
NNASTED-A NHrsc.--A good price will be-
w given for NURSE who come well recommended
and without ncumbrance white woman preferred. Apply
at v TabbS nov ldlw
HNREE EXEIIBHGsoN.-A supply Of uc, a,a
II beautiful Oil Paintings and colored Autographs received
MDRSES
Please call and examine.
Also. GILT Moldng Picture Frames of i inches
Frames and Glass furnished. nov Its
Nor hire, for the balance Of the year, Gr.:rmc
II DINING GROOM SERVANT. Apply at this Office.
l-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

THE OPEN POLAR SEA.-Dr. Kane having de-
monstrated the existence of an open polar Sea,
scientific deduction is at work to find out the
cause of the anomaly. A correspondent of the
New York Times thinks that these causes will
be found in the centrifugal force and the inter
nal heating poicer of the earth. The centrifu-
gal force has n tendency to heap up the waters
under the Equator, thereby producing continu-
al surface current toward the South, and con-
seqent absence of water from the polar regions.
which must be supplied and is, undoubtedly, by
a sub marine current. The waters descend in
the temperate regions of the earth, where they
are much above the freezing point; their heat is
retained and probably increased at the vast depths
in which they move, and when they emerge at
and about the Pole they produce warm and open
sea, and warm atmosphere about it. But in
their flow to the South, the superintendent calor
ic OF the water is continually being given off un-
til they are finally reduced to the freezing point,
and ultimately become vast fields of ice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

The candidates for judicial seats in the State of
New York are publicly, in the papers, askedhow
they mean to decide, felected, on certain ques
tons which. doubtless, come before them, such
asthe constitutonality of the liquor law. This is
step backwards. andwi remind the reader of the
days Of the Stuarts in England who sent for judi
ges or such as sought appointments TO the bench
IL asked how they should decide if such and such
questions were brought before them. We have
always held a judiciary dependent on power.
whether in princes or the people, to be deplored
and dreaded. 1t is capital defect, we think in
our present systematic i'll effects Of which we
shall be most agreeably disappointed if a few
years do not demonstrate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

4 ADaEs'tsAIFEFs s.-Wortl.y of Attention
have Just received large supply of Ladies' fine well
fitting coored Cloth CATERS which offering 81
also, good black Cater Sl25 and fine $50 Also,
large supply Of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes
&C 81 is r. SEABURY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Noiiee.---The Carriers connected with tl,is ma, -
authority TO sell or otherw dispose of na 'hee
them 10 regular city subscribers M - SAVE 40
their possession for any other purpose ' are lat s..
Fall Trade. isa5;-herchaats and busne-. -----
any are informed mat they can get Bihea uea g
cards Business Cards, Labels &e executed ebas D.
and expedtiously at the .FihGfSfAN" Jon I Cheap
raBlisHhEN1 First Alley, Lynchbnrg Va "lNiss H.
cianS " uo1&G fHANN q az i,r Ra.a
success attending the use of this valuable rene The @
ton having induced all kinds Of limitations puf IN ts1R
toned to notice that the signature HEo Are m
CO. in full is over the cork of each bottle WIN NLAkK
not gennnei and as the value of the oil Depend m Which
ty, too much cannot be taken to get the pgr
Hh'hAAA, CLARK q 10
Sole successors to Rashtun. el,SL -
Nus. 100. 273 5ll and 49, ~ u.
Wholesale Depot No lt5 Broadway ~ 'foadNaf
Sold by Druggists generally in the uitod Sa,
DC '''ttlNs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

NASEED-4s set Of sliding Sho"-th 4
w Any person having such an article can find sac -
them by applying WM. j. FOLkEH',
oc o6ts - '0 Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

Y iSF OFLETTERs remaining in the Posi-
Office the est November, SIS. e'ersons
calling for sciiers i'm this list will PLEASE they
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

This shows a difference of II miles in our
favor, at Nashville.
The construction of the Cumberland Gap road,
or OF any road connecting any point on our line
between Abingdon and Knoxville, with Danvle
or Lexington, would throw the point of compar
isoria our favor high up into Kentucky.
Let Us now see how the comparison stands on
the South Eastern border of our feld-taking
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

&Hs@@ais' Es4AF@,-s snvc received. and oatc
4'A 20 those Who admire really fine article n suply
s very me iashon@te ats, OF qualities justly den,n,
ing prices to range from - 10 ST. Caii and see
Bits - 81, ,ptrp1-
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II viii thus be seen that the route from Mem
phis by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is
~ miles shorter than the route through ClncIn-
maitland 30 miles shorter than any possible route.
At every POINT East of Memphis, along the road
from that place to Chattanooga, the difference in
our favor increases rapidly. And as the various
lines from New Orleans, Mobile and Montgome-
ry empty themselves into this--the whole tribute
of trade and travel. borne on their track, must
flow into the Virginia and Tennessee road.
Even at Nashville, although the road by which
they reach great trunk line has to run near
ly South for 10 miles. the distance is slightly in
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=
4SEdsN FOUNTAIN NtEi,-sfONGS1-IIr atd
, undersigned procuring from Their cen nil
quar- at the Brush Mountain Montgomery eonli orna.
IoNES and BUlltS of the very best quality ny iypf
uh o these stones is widely known but the aiOl
u Increased facilities in filing orders we have Iprg
h'bailt Hurt x Preston, and Lee & Johnson ~ is and
our agents for the sale Of Them who will receive o'"
nave them fulfilled N the shortest notice.
lSil AL PRICE s CO
James NJ Williams Danyio Va, Reynolds q W. -
Viie n G., are also agents. me 70
feb li-d&cts. !. Z" y.
M 2NEE D-Infprmation as TO the whefeaoo r N IL
w Wis EFlNGrON, who resided in TINS pa 9 Tive vii
ANY person acquainted with his present reSiedce - he lei
confer favor by leaving information at this oh'c if n
ehldrcn they may hear of something to their ad' 1ts
chlldren his next of kin lSeP>l i
& thEEsE, CHEEsE.--A suPerioIf.rie'e
lots THoS. j. DAVIS ~
NJ OSS.l2Ool lbs nice clean Moss just received 6 90
w by laugo.tsl d. GREdoh'
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u Bo0rS., STATa0SERy a,D

z = " "a y n a t4agt H.
E9 Gerry has on hand the following ar
sold on reasonable terms:
Buckwheat Flour;
Green aud Dried Apples;
Sweet and Irish Potatoes;
Smoked and Picked Beef Tongues;
Dried Peaches;
Smoked Beef
Fine Family Hams, Cheese, Sc.
There may also ne found various other Il
useful in families AL of which will be sold
&C 3l-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

l.
Mr. Elijah Bdhr Dear Shiny wife having been.
many years afflicted with Iiyor Complaint and Nervous
biity hearing OF your "iremIn Filters, she ndar
to give them trial After trying halfa dozen bottles
found her health much improved and her estiyc oga
greatly strengthened; and, tonic, She finds ndispeH
bic in her easeand continues to it, To her imprOymG
1t is very popular with many Of my neighbor and
coming almost in general use tonic in this section
With my bnst wishes. [ Xnnrs. truly.