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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

A WIFE AS Was WlFE.-The New
York Post tells story Of a merchant ia
that city who, when FIRST married, told his
wife that for every scion she produced .Le
would place at her disposal $4,000. AZ
ter lapse Of years he hailed, aud upon in
forming his wife of his ADVERTISEMENTS
she quickly placed in his hands bonds to
the amount Of $50, 900, as the products Of
heI industry, remarking ut the same time.
Is.You see, Charles, that have not been
idle; and if you had been halfas industri-
Gus as your brother over the way, l should
now have 500 000"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

THE PAssovEh.-The jewish feast OF
the Passover is sometimes regarded as a
healthy one,--on account OF the simple ma
ture Of unIeavened bread, which is the
chief characteristic of the ob,ervance.--
But i, is well known that though leavened
bread is lguored, the table is loaded with
delcaces to make amends. aud for seven
days it groans with perpetual feast. The
uuleavened bread is termed moifa, and is 1
very thin, delicate cracker, Of large size
filled with numerous holes, made of the
finest flour, and SO lar from being disa
gre cable affair, Is esteemed quite trea
av many Christians, who endeavor TO OBJ
tain supply for theis own consumption
II is SIMPLY Hour and water baked.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
SEVEN BoRN FooLs.-The angry man

SEVEN Born FooLs.-The angry man
who sets his own house on fire that he
may burn his neighbors.
The enyious man-who sannot enjoy
life because others do.
The robber who, for the consideration
Of few dollars, gives the world liberty
20 hang him.
The hypochondIise--whos hose highest hap
pjness consists in rendering himself mise
rablc.
The Jealous man-who poisons his owr
bauque, and then eats OF it.
The misel-who starves himslf to dealt
in order that his heir may feast.
The ,anaerer-who tells tales Tor tn,
sake of giving his enemies an opportauit,
of proving him liar.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
TIE LAST SHADOWS
By r. r: eosEAp.

BY L. T: eoNEAD.
When around the couch, long tended,
Heavier shadows settle down;
And the zephyr come unwilling,
And the sunlight seems to frown;
Pains familiar sense is duler,
And the sick hearts feeble flow,
Like Gagged bird, faint and frightened,
Seems to fiutter to and fro.
When pale shadows troop perpetual.
Ger the half closed, heavy eye,
And great thought, dim and dreadful,
Ever whispers, Thou must die!"
Whispers lone, ana low, and solemn,
Yet it filth all the sky
IT'S the serge OF Times far ocean,
And its anthem, Thou must die !"
Then, when earthly hope is ashes;
Then, when earthly aid is dust
If til Exchanging be our champion,
And tn Eternal be eur trust
Let the worn heart throb to slumber,
With sleep that Mt Ter shall wake
Let the surge-iikc ..oices Whisper.
Angel hymns sbat Ger them break.
For one orb, to us declining,
Dawns within a brighter sphere;
And the soul, star born in Heaven,
Leaves lingering glory here!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
Wages in Germanv.

Clerks in mercantile houses &c, from
$500 to $500 per year wages Of carpen-
terpe day in summer % cents net winter.
q cents nett OF mason per day in summer,
~ cents net: in winter, ~ net; oil 4
d blacksmith per day 40 cents, or so cents
per week and boarded; coopvrs As cents
per week and boarded. House Servants
woman from ST to 2 40 per month men at
at all prices, from Sc to SS down to their
board only.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
wlssros, Forsmith Co., n. G., Dec. II. 1851.
New Establishment.
GARNET MAKING.

TAMES b. SANDfGE and JOHN l.. DRUMEL.
- ERR haze entered in co-partnership for the pur-
They are both practice worSmen, one OF them hay
ing had long experience in the business, and the
other having served regular apprenticeship under
toexecuting every kind of Cabinet work. in the best
manner, they will also attend promptly to under
taking. Having attended to this department in the
shop of &. d. Lancaster (decd,) they Hattie. them
selves that they can give general satisfaction
Their shop is on the street leading from the Epis-
copal Institute to the residence OF A. H. H. stuart
and on the lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, whore
Ma. All kinds of Country produce and lumber ta=
ken in exchange for furniture: n,cp
JOHN l.. DRUMELEH.
Stannfnn Lnly Z. lS55.--ti.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

TN addition to our already very large end well as
1 serted Stock of SPRING AND SGHMEk
GOODS, we received two days ago another impor-
in the latest style, namely: Fine Frock and Dress
Goats of different colors Cashmere and Cassinett
Business Coats ofhe incest patterns every variety OF
fancy and other Pants and Vests in every kind o,
stuff, Besides this, we have received a new and
splonded assortment of HATS In consideration Of
this extensive stock we bound and promise to sell
at much lower prices tan any other house IN siann-
ton can afford Therefore good bargains are to be
had at ,. hAA'a ~ W .
Staunton. May 10, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

The ToMATo.-T. Jefferson Randolph.
in all address before the Agricultural So
ciety of Albemarle county, Va, lately de-
livered. slated that Mr.. Jefferson could
recolect when the tomato was cultivated
as an ornamentto the flower gardens, CALI
ed love apple, and deemed poisonous. Il
was eaten by but one individual. foreign-
eer whose peculiar constitution. or tho
formation OF whose stomach, was supposed
| TO resist its deleterioMs effect
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

o. The census.takcr found woman in
Maeedon, New York, % years old, moth
Ell four children, the oldest Of whom is II
years old, next s, third 8, last l. The
eldest was Of course born when the moth
er WAS TWELVE Years Ole
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

&sr The best thing to give your enemy
lis forgiveness; 10 your opponent, tole-
rance; to a friend, your heart; to your
child, good example; TO ! father, defer
ence 10 your mother. conduct that will
make her proud Of he, son; to you.eli.
respect, TO all men charity 10 God, ODE,
di.ntt,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11
FARMERS or VIRGINIA.

p, upon any living thing on your i'Iantat,ons;
there is an Ulcer Sore of any description, KIND
or variety, matter whese skill it defies, or how
long it has been standing, upon your NAH or your
maid servant your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We saysto you, and we guarantee what we
say, use our
r URF OIL.
4 nd voa will find it to cure the most mag nant as
We'll as the simplest Sore that mars the form of man
or beast. refund the money.
With ordinary cases. it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit of rag. If the sore is one OF long
standing. large with proud flesh, and fever, take a
small dose of salts to cool the blood once or twice
week. If letter or Ring Worm on the head, or III
the hair apply the Oil, and the head with asilk
cap to keep from the air. If Chblains, merely rub
on the Oil. On Cattle it is only necessary to pour
on the Oil.
r r UE URF OIL
For OLD SORES Of o sse 1A ds.sr ga TAsr
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce Of any prepara-
ton known.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied TO burns at once, it leaves no scar.
NAs Price 30 and 10 cents a bottle.
DOVE & co.
Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va
RICHMOND, JAN Is, lS55.
Mcesrs. Dove & Co. For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon. had ulcer on tie shm bone of
one u his legs lie has had the very lest medical
advice, aud the stfietest attention ron myso-tlie
sore has been repeatedly p0ulticed aad burnt with
c;ttstic at intervals v hist giving APPLYING medi-
cine he has been kept ON low diet and also kept per-
ently quiet With the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be as large the palm OF a mans hand,
and at others no larger than hail alaei ana even
aeaia. became eltanly discouraged about it, and
one day. while in your store, asked you what |
must do for it, you give me bottle OF your lurt
was entirely headed Precious tt the time o. Using
It. he had lost months from his work, but since, he
has never lost a single day. will add that have
and fifty dollars and it gives me pleasure to add to
the MANY YOU have, this testimonial 0. the virtues
OF your Turf Oil Very respectfully !! I,,,, rox
"a congratulated by permission from lady of
TINS e''''i R1eHaoSp, Nov. Il, 1854.
Mcssrs. Dove & eo.-Gentlema,n Il used per
presented me with, and take pleasure IN saying
that found it effcctual in removing an eruption OF
the skim for which had been praeused upon Tor
least benefit also recommended 1t to friend OF
NINE who for some years has been annoyed Win
similar eruption of tie skin, and he informed me
few DAYS since that from the use oil one bottle, he
had been entirely cured. Kespee'IIt9,l ,laTl,,
dec7. l.; NJ i,if " IN ~
Messrs. Dove & Go.-Gentlemen - used about
ope-fonrti OF a bottle Of Your ..Tur Oil upon the
back eff nv horse; the worst back almost ever saw
entirely RAW, place nearly as large It's my hand
and this single appcationQ only applied It once)
cured il III, entirely and permanently. l really was
surprised at the quckness OF its curative properties
and think it more prompt and eilieaeious than any
thing of the kind ever and have sold thou
sands of bottles oil other preparations tor similar
PURPOSES. Respectfully, ..
winston, Forsmth Co., n. G., Dec. ii. is5i.
Messis Dove a Col purchased ct you Iii May
Inst one dozen of Your tIurf Oh to sell a. my
store shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame i'll lis shoulder and useless as TO
service tried several of the present popular rene
dies and nimens ON his shoulder, and they di'l ne
good. he continued lame as before, and thought
would use your Turf OIL" applied halt bottle,
and can say with certainty his shoulder IS entirely
we'll as he has been running for five months IN the
stare from this place to Keedssiile. l will buy
more when come down.
join II. WHITE.
va. Sold by j. 3. Eshridge, Stanton, VA, also
Harlem Il Dull
Riehmon,i, Feb. 10, 1s55.--ly.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS
T1FRSoNS who ship goods from the Northe' C
L les can send them direct to their destin 40 ), by
eonsigning them to Stephen Hunter, Gle .lai reight
Agent at Richmond, it being distinctly understood
that Bills of lading be sent stating precisely. the
amount OF freight ON such goods to Richmond II
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot aud the whole charge collected there.
Ii the bills of adng not sent, this Company will
not forward the goods until the bills for freight to
this city are collected and of course will not be re-
sponsbe for loss and must charge extra price fol
storage. II. d. WHlTC0MB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. 20, [taion.
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Peruvian GllanO.

TIME undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
I and customers generally, that they shall receive
this season their usual full supplies of Peruvian Gu
ano from direct mportations which they warrant
No. in every respect. Every cargo OF Guano re-
ceiyed by them is analysed by DR.. X. II. Stabler,
an accomplished Chemist, and the quality branded
on each bag with his name. FOW LE co.
Alexandria, June 2, 1855.
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z r U e Z U r F Oil

Fl
s SPIN n aiId spawn,
Sweeney and Polcyile,
Withers and Marbles,
Chafe and Chestiounder,
Ringbone and Sandcrack,
Windgall and Sumbness,
Saddle Gall Il old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness Of Joints.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

tUtsrrni1tIu COUNTY. Va, Aug. |, lsaJ.
MESsRS DOVE Il co Rehmoud-last fall one Of my
mnles was tnuo loose the stable yard Whe playing about
with nther mules be- with the weight of his Mue body
against largo plate sheet iron, cutting himself On the thigh
OF nam about To- ntNr long aud from Inch and halt Ia
two Inches doop The wennd Of such elafae 10
suppose he would nrver he OF any service agau See
Ing notice oi the iu Oa In tf papos procured and ar
piled NJ enrt IA the and in Rhan throe weeks ho was
perfectly we'll mud at work aud You cannot perceive the least
scar whore tile eat made. II 4. NlNfREE.
There are many cases of Injuries 10 cattc in this
neghafh'ed which have heop cured by your Turf Oh, aud
II o amy benefit 10 can procure many certificates
The whole neghohaod say it Is the quickest healing emcdy
they slN. II \. WINl'REL.
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DEAR SBS Abaut the 10Th of December last harame
very anch AFFLICTED with what Thought old hurt In ono 81
my kneos hc lei aneA Of long standing Of which had ne
urnt atttgEs linn ahaut siN eight days 1t became So
violent HAT 10 step mlesshe In about ht"nty four
hours WAS aas "a in right hand aud wrist andin about
twelve houfs Wa7 atkel right ankle az which tme
wns uude such NerucatuR pain ms moi to be able 10 take
any ros what, losing o appetite for any kind of food
aud In peftoc helpless condition became almost tie
ranged mnu NV family standing around my bed sdu mpa
rmg me 30 call Ia hAsiean my reply was That could oh
tain the right n would do sp, but that had
we'll lie with fever ns Al lcnrth consented tuf
10 Alr james A. Crews, merchant, near nae
and 10 sly him what my situation after had tried
every recommendation possible without the least bnei tha
Il" had thing which ho rolld truly recommend 10 send
10 He sen me- bottle af Dpsts Rheumatic linmoni
used it directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep fr the first lime In forty hours My Joints hrcam"
uurh swollen From the tue1 began 10 oase the sWe
ling snar,d AND iu ton dYs WAS able 10 attend to hnsi
usual sometimes have attacks ia my shoulders
the l4hiWpi h@ before with immediate relief by moly
application ilHh most invaluable remedy, aud am dc
sifous that every peson afflicted with thu most dreadful
scouge earth lltheuuaism) sheuld give il trial.
Yours, truly sc.
IAAr L
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MEDICIN ES.
6tooo mEn,.,>rs.-n !. estimated ..a.

tOpp hEDbttNEA.==st ~ estimated Ibat
~ AYERS CHERRY rEt IoEAL AND UAr1lARrtG
fiS have doue more 70 promote the public health than
other ono rausf lhrr be question thai Cherry Peco
ial has lay lie Thousand thonsnud Colds Coughs,
Asthma Group naueuta bronchitis, Ne, scry much reduced
country The az good the reetorA aud will
more complaint
EtrrNhud} poeds moro less pufguE. lurRe The houd
Hom its Impurities Purge thu hnwcs liver aud tho whole tis.
orfa aNstew nom ohsnuctions Purge out the Diseases which
nstFu en- the holy e work s decay. ut daUasas
should d. only o duPc Take andetes early aud thrust
II from tn sNslvu hoiaro It Ia yet Toe strong ta Weld
Ayers fs dp thrust cut dsrasr only while s We0h.
but when In. taken strong hold Read the Hatoundlng
satemou et those WIN haYe been cured by them dread
ml Scrafaa propsy Uleors skin Diseases Rheuasin Nc
burn Headache Gou and many less but still threat
enng amcns such pmplcs the face, Worms Nervous
lr1htt} ostof appetite Irregularities Dizziness In the
head Colds frNefs pNscnrry and indeed variety of
complaints tar wheh tutgative remedy Is required,
these are random but authenticated lay
your own ueighhers aud Your hYsieinns
Try Them etce aud Wilt he without them.
Price - centt per BaS- q Boxes tor Lea
Prepared by lirl Z AVER. Chemist Lowell, Mnss3 aud
sold bN all respectable nrugfsseve where tneN "a 2m
sH - tfgSRs AWEIpA.-AMHiIA oouNIN, July
~ -, lcsa-MHsrs Dove NDo=lHst autumn had very
tine horse Injured ia of his hind legs badly
II te swe tho size of mans besd which tried avery
remedy could hear think of without relieving him In the
eaet During the Cl the swelling continued when Young
Mr Archer sa" H. aud recommended your rurt oil Pre-
cnred hottie and very shni hefro had used the
contents o bottle seng subsidized and YOU could
not toll which lfs N8s injured nu Is well and doing all
kinds el farm work Very respectfully,
ANN W ARCHER.
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innr.- Y,..,.nfi,s Emrnc,.

Sandy KINInl IUtsyVnnIn t0nntY Va,
June 2ud 1888
MESSRS DOVE Is to,-DFAH SiRs; | horehy certify
that about the of Inst March, attacked with Rhen
masn of the character In shoulder and ann
taking entirely fram me- and from which SUIT
very severe pain three four days My thon
procured hottie Of your Rheumatic ihhncnt and ap
piled according the directions from which restored
IN tsin, aud my restored 10 fi strength aud
Nguf % G N days and earnestly recommend to all who
may afflicted with HlaumHtsm. And IL is duty You
10 the community tourgeits use. \ copy
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TERMS.

,tRfrv1AN rs published daily Al sf, @nl tri-weehly
I'M u t.ivan.s W taprr eil be disrnutuuel, ey
1eto 4 the Proprietors. until all aryearagrs sha
.s# .rati.
tfrsEdESrs ere insertei for 90 ents per slua'r o.
- or Tho first insertion, and b els flr each
,es4 or Tered inner form weekly, AMI then ap cts
~. r be- eharrel for each insertion II me numh"r Il
~ i nat IntrNeI on The Ms, il via be published I'LL
ioal' ''' TifE YEARLY RATES ARE:
r one one 'aaar'' 19 day Do .
II n ' cns sq@ere ssm,s'ekly 5s ,ic
nens intended for both paper qjeet to special
tract ,,. ,,s a lir,i,ad "a thc{r In tn,li,ta Ia,
- ~ 1vprfisements charged transient rutes.
II new alyertisenents appear in the daily aud semi
aE-epers. -. ,.= ,-,
sv 4 for the excess.
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100 nnn ACKEs LAND WanKANTs IL
Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Ator-
nry for the prosecution Military Bounty Land and Pension
epus wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Bounty
Land Warrants ! will attend any business Notary
Public such acnow deeds Land
Warrants, &e4 sc. LAFAYETTE w GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
july Cts Pension Agent Lynchburg, Va
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AP0THECARIES, &C.
NsEDaeINAI. su0roRs .Nn WINES

lFn Pure iuee Fort Wine pure French Brandy, sherry
Wiqc Louden Porter. and Nofs Aromatic Sehoam sehuaps
Al hrse articles are warranted pure an suitable for nede
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II SEAh,
B nruWg
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NSsIsssGfsti ACADEMY Oh FINE AGaS.
"a -=AIIRAtTlDN XTRApHIilAAR1 PATIENT
AaBkothFES by J. kEAGN oly, successor to j. /.
Gibbs al his old stand door 10 the virginia Bank Mnih
strcceuntessodly the highest achievement OF the Photo
graphic These beautiful penr,5 glass plates have IN
months almost entirely annhaed the old style BhEucf
rcoype paocoss being infinitely superior in every regard
First they be seen In light The features are not re-
Vrrsod Ia the naRuereoypc. They brtianl,
richer elegant In hnsl the eyes
feet taken Unenuf the time required by The oipfoccHs,
and lastly they VIII last for They hermetcaly Seal
Inos Of glass which scaling is secured by letters
patent United States aud Europe aud owned IN IJ nth
burg By kcagy oy This scaling rcpdc1 them impcryious to
any other agent which destroys the Daguerfeo-
type. 49,
Citizens and strangers respectfully Invited to call andcx
anime specimens. rs.as
Dagutreotypes copied into Ambrotypes and rcnderedjm
pcrshable
instruction given In the and tho right to mako Ambro
Virginia. reasonable terms -
Every variety Of Castings Frames Sci also large stock Of
JOS clry constantly on hand lsep 29.ds
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Fg,ac Leanition of ''c.cHP' is ncs 'coanrtoa;
rtn. and a6od Clothing be soil rieag Therefor
al a the cheap Clothing store Of . ,,,..-,,.,,.rp
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4 sol, ", ,",','- 40 ~. I. ~" ID" Pr

~ guerfonh aory In this place To Mr. AMilH htAtN,
would respectfully recommend him 10 the favorable attention
tho public ekiif Artist und gunuuquon whom thtN
may rely Cano ihru md Hecure "nept hs inlmiiahle AN
BKDIN PES witch only he procured of him in this city
taking my leave. would return thanks fr the hernl pat
fouaRc aud kind attention received from generous phhie i
INK a rcsidrnra of eight years. T. D. GlHBS,
u IL t1uAtln
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n Hrcnrn sgrnndy.--A superior nriicie just re-
e cttvsi. I.ise a- pr gallon
naT4I.s CRAWFORD & RICHARDS.
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rs copy-oabs;el b ra.'5-en from lads ais city
iune l3=d6'n ------------
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ru., received :, large LOT of EanisnUi Eus'"s's
" S5as Sfat 'N'' s. Af GIGGENnEfMER
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p
Tor The purpose conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
prepared II 1m~ aeuI' IA every style Of the ART
}yu IN county Ear3re lhey call especial attcn-
EXCEEDING in beanfy durability any thing before
Pictures not reversed rs Da.uerrcutypes
G,g Internationally llea bewee glass plates which sealing
IS secured by Lcer- Pttn io United Sutes ana Europe
and owned la tuis place hy Gibbs q kedGy only.
m ,,ils sa1,,..,,nt in tho piotagra,iir mt favin5
a and eauess truly astonishing Made From the sua
Aral,c orols.oes must be sacn to be appreciated
the relief being failY Petiac as hfs.
Ais, nr'r Mesekraphs or Pictures On paper from life
detail Any number from single sltting-lom to "A
THOUSAND i--eittcr pla u colored in water or oil
C1ols ,-rlu.e Invited to call and examine spcei
mems in tins various thoy assured polite at
GALLERY al tr ad sad II r E Gibbs NEXT door to yirsn.
in Bsnk' Lynehiafs T. H. GIBBS
p ps1u kpbravas the VIC nj drapel or the color Of
Dagueeoos copied ato Ambrotypes and made permanent
ang 6ts. @. q k.
"a clf reet ia the concern Of sgier 1cEdary Co.,
to d Petre of thu firm IN retiring from the bust
ness nay friends ana the public Tor their patronage,
''i5 ocroGaa ii Isl, Is55. Ro McELDERY
rgulE undersigned viii continue Ae business Of stger,
d MeEdery Co. without friiier change under the style
aud firm of JAMES a. STiGLER Il co. All ptrsnus haY.
Ing claims against the da of Stlaor, McEdcry Co, will
present the undersigned f, payment aud all Indebted
our stoc1 Of Nan FAN adi Winter Good Is cosposs
aud is not surpassed h9 ary in the muke We ask Of
friends and tie public cali J. a. SrfGLEK,
oe ats . Z pITER&-
vNAL. TRADE. s-15.--- --ssf.,nar,-, ss.u,,
II WoOLENS LINSEYS, sc, &'-i have now open
very large OF Staple Goods consisting Blankets of all
s Heavy Wooden foods for lnseys; ozuaburgs;
brown aud Black Cettonsi Tiekngs flannels; Kentucky
beautiful article for Genteens suits and per cent of for
cash all bills $40 m9stre5pecny invite my friends
and os 'rsisHi''' is,s 10 s'' b HARRISON LEWIS
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y pRESS--A arra lot Boys Clothing, consisting in
a Of Goats Frack Coats RoHnd Jackets Pants and
Ncsfs, at ihc Clothing House of GLASS q RAlNEf
nov lots J, BMOS Agent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-18

Ia SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, EAl.-lbf-
FIcE laf FRoNT SrHEET NEW YoHk)-artirpar attention
pail to NLES on TOBACCO and cousi ilmus direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES-A. & A. Lawrence \ Go. Boston Alien
& p,vsln New York; Courtney s. Gushing Baltimore;
Davenport Allen co, Edmond, davenport q Co, i.ndaa
4 Watson James Heath. late AUDITOR and trenshaw .
o. Richmond: McCorklc & Jones Mcdaniel Hurt a lrs-
ton T. t : Ferguson q Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lyne-
hurr
y B-IIaving established branch nf our house in New
York oar resident partner in that city will give hs personal
attention 70 e reccving taushpIn aa3 securing the low
est rates Of freight Gree comnSsiou) ali goods consgn
ed to our Francisco House
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport y Co. viii act for us at Rich
,,a.d aug 2seodly