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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-23

FAiLED-Oar Harrisburg Correspondence
this week.
BY the way, oac OF cur patrons threatens
I'VE mention i! ccnhdentially) that unless our
Harrisburg Corresponien, gives Us longer
letters. hcll aIros. "siop his paperr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-23
Horrible Outrage,

A Columbia correspondent informs us
Of the death Of Henry Loring, who has
frequently been in our county prison for
iDtemperance. I; was for selling liquor to
this Loring, that Better was 6ncd and i'm
prisoned, whom Gov. Bigler afterwards
pardoncd. Although but lately relieved
from prison, poor Loring again plunged
into dissipation, and seemed to have no
difficulty in procuring as much liquor as
be wanted from certain heartles, liquor
sellers in Columbia, notwithstanding the
earnest remonstrauces of his wife, who is
now suffering from the inhuman treatment
of him who had vowed to protect and cher
isb her. Our correspondent says, he left
Columbia few days ago, intoxicated, and
the next heard Of him was in 4 stable in
the rear of some tavern in Marietta, in q
dying condition.
The same mail brings US . letter from
Marietta, which gives US additional facts
relating to this outrage. 1t appear, that
on Tuesday Loring went into the Rail.
road House, Marietta, kept by Louis
Houseal, and called for liquor, whereupon
DR.. John Houston prepared a glass o!
liquor with tarter eme.ic, which was given
him, and which took effect soon after, by
causing violent vomiting and purgng, to
the great delight Of the fun seeking worthless
who enjoy such outrages upon their fellow
beings. He remained in the bar-room
until be smelt ofeusiyely, when be was
turned into the stable to pass the igh;,
and this morning be was found in an al
most lifeless condition, caused doubles. by
exposure to the damp, keen air Of the
Eight, with his system prostratcd by the
effects Of the violen: drug. He was then
removed to shop adjoining the tavern,
and medical aid obtained, but death could
not be stayed ; he fingered on until after
noon. A coroner's inquest was held, and
the verdict rendered was, that he died
"throush intcmperance and exposure. j.
He leaves wife and several children in
Columbia, where his remains have been
sent.
The above case is too fragrant to be per-
mitted. If We understand the law the
actors in it can be indicted and severely
punished, and We hope measures will be
taken to do so at oncc.-Lancastcr Erpress
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-23

4 Of The United SjdteS.-Ihe most Elegant
and Useful Volume Of the YcaT-Sews' grea!
Work on Russia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-23
ZINC PAINTS.

CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and free from all poisonoas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

NOTICE.--The subscribers having re-
IN sumed the manufacture of Merchant Iron at their
Rolling MILL prepared to execute promptly, or
ders for the various descriptions of bar iron say,
rounds, squares and flats. Also, screw-moulds and
press bars, railroad axes and railway fastenings,
bridge bolts &c and respectfully solicit orders from
their city and country friends
The business will be conducted as heretofore under
the style and firm of r. ARCHER l. CO.
r. ARCHER.
A. D. TONNES.
ia 15-dh r. ARCHER
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sage on whlch Nsro fought The match was-iss
Three couples Of dogs 70 be slipped st him, two at
time: "a: Twenty minutes Of more. y the um.
ptres should think q, to be allowed between each
attack -. The dogs to be handed to the cage
Tiger"
~ the nrst round Tinker and Ball were let
loose and both made . gallant stack the lion
having waited for them a. If aware Of the ap-
proach Of his foes He showed himsslf q forest
hon, and fought Ike one. He capped bis paw
upon poor Ball. and took Tinker In his teeth, and
deliberately walked around the stage with him as
cat would with . mouse. Ball, released from the
paw, worked all be could; but Wallace treated mis-
slight punishmenf by kick now and then. He ct
length dropped Tinker. and that poor animal
crawled of the stage a. we'll "a he could. The
lion then seized Ball by the mouth, and played the
same trick with him, as If he had been actually
trained to It Ball would have been almost DE-
voured but his second got hold of him through the
bars and hauled him away
Turpin, London, and Sweep, Liverpool dog
made most excellent attack, but II was three or
four minutes before the ingenuity OF their seconds
could get them on Wallace squatted on his
launches and placed himself erect at the slope
where the dogs mounted the stage. If he thought
they dared not approach. The dogs, when on,
fought calamity but both were vanquished in less
than minute after their attack. The London dog
bolted as soon as he could extricate himself from
the lions grasp but Sweep would have been killed
ON the spot but that he was released.
Wedgebury then united Billy and Tiger, casting
a most piteous look upon the wounded dogs
around him Both went to work. Wallace seized
Billy by the loins, and, when shaking him, Tiger
having run away, Wedgebury cried out, There,
you see how you've gammoned me to have the
best dog in England killed" Billy, however, es-
capped with his life he was dragged through the
railing after having received mark in the loins
which ff he RECEIVERS at alb will probably render
him unfit for any future contest. The victory, of
course, was declared in favor of the lion. Several
well dressed women viewed the contest from the
upper apartment of the factory-Womea There
were rome at the first batting.
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RUsHTON CLARK g. co. S

RUSHTON CLARK & co. S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotula, &c.
THE great success which has attended
l. the use Of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK & CO. in full
signature in full each cork other is gen.
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil, il the case with great deal that il
sold for genuine.
Ths genuine Rushton Clark Co.'S article for sale
by PURCELL LADD l. CO, and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dAwSm
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TIRED GAR
FOUNDRY and ENGINE WORKS,
ANDERSON, DELANY & CO.,

TNHE subscribers are prepared to fill or
L. ders for Marine and Locomotive, as we'll as
Stationary and Portable Engines Sugar Mills Saw
Mills. Railway Chairs, and generally Castings of Ill
descriptions, both iron and brass; also Hammered
Railroad Axles and heavy Skating, and other fovg
iugs. having erected a steam hammer for this puI-
pose. They efer with confidence to the owners of
every Engine they have turned cut, for the quality
of their work. and respectfully ask share of the pa
tronage of the public.
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON,
MATHEW DELANY,
FRANCIS T. GLASGOW,
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
vWhig, Enquirer, Post and Examiner insert 2
weeks, and send bill to A /, D. u Co. jsl8-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

THE subscriber having sold part of the
j. Tredegar Foundry and Engine WORKS to MA
WIN. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business. has associated these gentlemen
with him since the first of July last in the Foundry
and Engine business Being desirous of closing up
his old business he requests those who have claims
against him present them for settlement and those
indebted to him to make arrangements for early pay
ments. j. R. ANDERSON.
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PETER TINSLEY,
DEALER In
BOOTS, SHOES, &c &c,
- uac DrSNfnuETN f~o,v, b;s -

u ~ ., - II ~ II a &c y u,
r HAS REMOVED from his -
former stand. 2S8 Broad street, to - :.
one Of the new stores on the Southern side
~ of the mme street, two doors beov the Dry
Goods House of Messrs Bree6en. Fox Co., where
he Is better prepared than ever to serve his custom
ers and the public st large.
found fresh and desirable assortment Of Ladies,
Children's, Mi.ses, Gentlemens and Boyr GAIT.
Frs SLIPPERS, BOOTS and SHOES, from the
finest and most fashionable article manufactured to
the cheapest.
The undersigned has always endeavored to sell
good Goods, at fair prices. He has he trusts estab
Iished some reputation for candor and fair dealing
Having uniformly demanded only Hiring profit upon
his goods, he has succeeded in securing liberal pro.
This he trusts to be enabled to carry with him to hia
new store. By pursuing the same line OF policy, ne
believes that he shall only be able to retain his
former customers, but to add new ones. :,
~ Particular attention will a. here totore oe Pso
of work made to order by TIE best workmen, and oi
the best material; all work warranted.
PETER TINSLEY,
iaS1-2w No 215 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

DUMPS! PUMPS! Just received at
L my store on 18th st., between Main and Gary, q
large supply of Cistern, Well, Garden Engine, and
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on the most accommodating terms Per-
sons needing such articles should give me call:
NH SITS CHARLES II LANGLEY.
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wonBwxLI's SECOND LION BAIT.

be ss,anss ~ not to foreso shilling which could
ture, Wombwe In the came ~esI .,,h = ~
another OF his lions to be baited. 'uo'nAso1
The Times. In giving an account of mi. r....s
ofutaiy after torcible expression Of Il. adis .nss
and Indignation at the cruelty Of the snect.cIs
sns supineness OF the msgistrecy procesds ,hns.
nson vhh the public ad
Nero 70 the elk dogs kept his word with the lover.
OF cruel sports BY second exhibition. He m.,ch.
Cd his Wsilsce, . fine lion dubbed in scotisnd
against six OF the best dogs that could be found.
~ aiiacestemper = the very opposite Of that oil
ne gentle Nero. Il u but seldom that he lets even
nh feeders approach him, and he soon shows iii
ae csnnot reconcile himself 70 familiarity from any
c,sAlnre not OF his own species. Towards eirht
ociock ne factory yard was well attended. Il 81.
sscu Person and soon altar The battle comuaencod.
% i'oa va surned from his cage TO the samc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN,l
NOVEMBER 1st, 1854.
A T q meeting of the Board of Directors,
n held this date, Mr.. JAMES c. CRANE was
unanimously elected President of the Richmond Fire
Association, vice James Bosher decd.
By order of the Board of Directors.
no2-ts JNO. Fl. BOSHER, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

BRANDY, DARK AND PALE.-A fev
psskssss very choice for sals by
jas DUDLEY : co. y Main q.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

" WARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LIAM He is slender made; lisht COMPLEXION. al;
grown. He had on, when he left. black coat pair
of plaid pantaloons, and cap. He may be prspar-
ing to 60 North, or to Norfolk, where he was raised
$50 il taken out of the vicinity of Richmond Sl66
if arrested out of the State.
no 15-ts VIM. GRAY.
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@ TALAvERA FOR RENT OR

IL LEASE.-This property 10 situated about oue
mile west of Richmond on the Old Turnpike. TO
any person whining to engage In market garden, no
vanteges The tract contains about % acres Of excel
lent land, on which is fine vineyard asparagus beds
fruit trees &c The dive ling house contains seven
ed. The out houses are in good preservation. The
property 10 to be Immediately enclosed with new
fence For terms, apply to Mrs ELIZA +. TALL
LEY 9th at, between Cary and Canal streets
ia 8--ts
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O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
HNHE snhscrihers having associated then
NO-PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. - The

NO-PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. - the
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to-
neither, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER T.
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments, at the
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders sent to them and win furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand q general an
sortment of GOFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most eleg CANT mahogany.
Having the sole agency, in thiscity for the sale Of
Fisk Raymond's metallic BURIAL CASES,
the also prepared to furnish size
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain STYLE with
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster being covered with superfne black
cloth drspery and svertrimrnings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
ful drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER,
NH 50 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have interest in our business from
this date. CRENSHAW 4 CO.
Richmond. Jan. LIST. 1854. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

DRIME GROCERIES,
g g ): =: !; !: S$ E: }eo,,ns
so do Maracabo
$50 Bills Crushed aud Powdered
$50 do Stuart's "Cn
100 do ~ Yn and Stuarrs "Clari. SUGARS
fed" "a" and "B"
so Boxes Loaf
$50 Boxes Adamantine. MitchelPsl r .Nprra
and Sperm CANDLLo
guy Packages Green and Black TEAS
200 Bags SHOT
1000 Lbs LEAD
1900 Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes
100 Polished GRIND STONES
500 Sides Sole LEATHER
1000 Kegs SUP Carb SODA
30 Bags GINGER, PEPPER and PIMENTO
50 bbls new crop MOLASSES
so half bbls do do
so Hhds N O SUGAR
80 Bbls new No SMACKEREL
Cigars. Bed Cords, Pillow Lines, Wrapping Paper,
shoe Tacks, Candlewick, Cotton Irvine, Batting he;
received and for sale by =
ia 29-ts TIEgIEY TaRDv T. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

6CHOOI NOTICE.

TN consequence Of the renewal Of some o.
IA patrooe from the city, the Subscriber would
take q more SCHOLARS e suit his Cle,ses. ns
can be seen after o'clock +. 4th street osEwssn
Main and Rrsnklin. y 4. KENDA1ASAN'
10 5-d1m -----
ETGHTH Sr. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
A T present continue my scnooi On !. o1 !.
not nsoSshls thaf shsll remove 70 my new benooi
Room, ON 7th e., till the 1st Of Agril: r.vrop
js2-ts =. 8. = = -
MONTAGUE BASSETT,
Mathematical e Classical ACADEMY
18th st, between Marshall and Clay.
THERE are several vacancies In our
ii School both In the Academic and Primary De
psrtments, which We would be glad to have niiea-
We can ct present offer many tnducemeup 70 tnoy1
disposed to PLACE pupils under charge, which VII
be evident to any who viii call and enquire
ID Sim
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co-pARrNnHeH1ps, 90.

co-PARTNHHeH1Pe, 20.
TO-PARTNEKSHIP.-The undersigned
u have this dsy formed ! co PARTNERSHIP.
under rs the h ir d b D. sKINKEk 8 CO. for The
tsans.ctjon Of the GROCERY and COMMISSION
heretoior, extsaded to their Senior Partner.
: 984TE5 500 @ q. III 8kINkEHt
R0BT WILLIAMS,
a,cHnosD. January lit. 1855 10 : ' j.s
nIS5OLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
L. sBTP-Ths co-psrtnsrship Il l. Il. Wake
CO. dissolved on the 1st inst, By mutual con
sent The name of the firm will be used only in set
Element OF is business Al persons inasD. III !.
possible. IA n COY.
Richmond, January 4, 1855.
COMPREHENSIVE.
THE undersigned have this day entered
u into copertuership, under the name ana lyle OF
s wAn asocER y an. md coR.issIoN Basns.:
ard have taken the store recently occapied by l. p.
solicit the patronage of their friends and the public
generally. L d. WAEnHE.
Richmond, Jan. 4, 1856 ja4-Im
VHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
uset sns an. .as sse q CARRIERS sfAHisH MIX
TURE and the general Proprietary Medicine Bu q
% &c unss. sas nasr bs
=
and style of VIM. 8. BEERS co. Office and
store, No. s Pearl street.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
T1HE subscribers having associated them
i selves together, for the purpose Of conducting
the manufacture and sale of that justly celebrated
and great Medicine. CARRIERS SPANISH MIX.
TUkE, and the general Proprietary Medicine bus.
ness at their store No. Pearl street under the firm
and style of VIM. 8. BEERS l. CO., will keep al.
ways on hand large stock of all the popular Pro-
prietory Medicines of the day, which we will sell in
lots suit purchasers, at hoesale and retail, at
Proprietor's prices. VIM. 8. BEERS.
CHARLES BENNETT,
ia VIM. A. CARTER, JR.
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The
~ Subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style of DICKINSON. HILL L Co for
the purpose of conducting the AUCTION and COM
MISSION business.
Their Office will be on the corner Of Wall and
Franklin sts. r. H. DICKINSON,
N. B. HILL,
de 20-d&w3m G. B. HILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07
CARTER SPANISH MIXTURE
FNiIE GREAl fINIf TEX If HE bLooD
l Nol pnrllcl. n NerrnA ~ u

'N'iE 6REA' ftHIfltHt f he hLooo
L N0' P"7"f"l nffr"9 ~ u
AN 'fAlilHlf hNtp' l'' e''"'',2' Ming 49,
hh'"mau'o oo''ne'e 'n'ea'o"- Gf"n''@h' IN
Ile' Oh, in'' !'e."n : rue, h"''ns' sun 81 ,i'
Nnrr VS. hlns " oin1 "t i'if'' Htl' hti'' IN
l4g'ment ara fh'n IN" 'o,'' a. T. e,"',ofa
iifrist 'NPWdir l'is fi'r-' hu"hss'' Hthhi In
Hunts mi nil 1'"asr@ a',lnr 'r"n nm aln'''i"1'
ne ct Nri'"N i'rti1en'' IN i'''' u inquiry I'll
iir Blood
svslatl"c Medicine, "lifh hn- been Il" eelrlrnled
On the number al extraordinary "'rs eh''lra r'nfh
IT. agency In, induced the prom le' NJ the urgent IL
Iuest Of thor friends - oarr To III" public wci Try
10 With the utmost conhd"ncrin ia virtues and wen
lerfnl curative pro. cries h" following cert h''r-,
'elec'cd itnmn large number ARE, however. stronger
testimony thu ite mere MOI oil the propretor.' a43
ire al tom gentlemen well known IN ih"r loo" NJ
md Of thu hichrsi responsibility. wHn ri then IT, iins
In the tuY al ket m"hd, w.
/. BOipEN. Esq, nj the Exchange Ilull. Rmh
nonj, kna9,u cvety whefc SaAs, b" has - ia" Med
inc called Carers Snoni,h Mixture administered II
hu rcd rasrs. in ncRlSa tue discusses Tor "tl
i recommended, win ;he INST '-tnnl-htog good te
cults lie say, tis the nos rSltr ,rin'ty mr'ilc" h
has ever seen.
dgnc a'i f. efr- Grest trrf i Aefe'y e'rll', thhl
Ion three year. had ABueaud te'rf 81 at ths 'st ~
tent description. had several Ply SIC mn. took I5s,c
quantities ulQ ininr. Mercury, and ! believe all the
loaics advertised but all without any permanent
Iic At last | uicl Carriers Spanish Mixture. lwo
bottles ri which eilccrua.y cured IL" aud am happN
10 say nave hnd either Chs ar Fever -iaer Gun
sidcr il the hest Tonic IN the wod md the only medl
,ine that ever reached nv case. JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam near Richmond Va
{. -. Luck. E.q now in Richmond. urd Tor run5
wears in the Post CHce has such conf rncc in the
re.hrP efficacy Of Carfers Spanish Mixture, THAI Ia
a. fought upwnrd- OF 10 bntrIe, which lie In, given
Nay totne afflicted. Mr. Luck suys lie has never know
ITO fall when takeu according directions.
Dr. Ningc practising Phs sicinn aud formerly ur
the Civ Hotel In the city of Richmond. says he Wit
rcsscd in number of instances the elects OF Garter,
Spanish Mixture which were truly surprising He
saw. In case oi Consum ton dependent on the Liver
the good elects were wonderful indeed
Samuel Nj Drinkcr the firm of Drinker Mo lis
Richmond, was cured ct Liver Complaint of years
tenlng by the U.s. ai two bottles OF Galers s. All :,
Nixtur,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07
S.IJANo, GIANO.

HANING madc arrangements with the feWv"t
/ agents to gel -uffrs of GtANp "o IT, LII
terms, NOW prepared Ia ttr1.t 1t We tfsr
now on hnnd anA MI nt 500 hag. aa3 As ~ IN -
Ila receipt fit w al d n8lc t,F-tt WIN me.
To ~ direct hom The agents, aad all VIII licn.' ~ IL
may rely On gcttoP GENUINE GuAN0 W. -.a Al
the order. ofour frrnis aud al others with ihn u1.
tnce that will always furnish h"m with the bet ali
lie and tn, favorable terms
CRENSIiAN 4 60,
lI.p North 81 L. of the Basin. Richmond. Va.
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THE tEElALE system.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract rnlo james larri., Esq, Letter Alexandria,
Na.-Alter speaking of wonderful cures ON himself he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liz
plniot and with inability, constantly complaining.
weakness, through her whole sy'tem. She enjoy.
better health than Ter nry years being entirely
ed by the use OF Hompions Fegctabhe Tmctnre
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Extmct from
Letter from J Il lines, ESQ.,, Louion county va NJ,
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great wee ness
pain in the breast, side and hack; papitation'f the
heaIt frebcnes OF the system; loss Of appetite
complexion saow the sight OF eye almost the
other We weak | am pleased 10 say, HnmPtoa
Tiactuc has restored terto perfect hraith Her eyes
good they
81 Call and get plamphets
Sold by J. H. SEAY. & co, Lync!lI.re; SOW ERS
Scuusville; J. BROWN, Chnrotre.S he and hy all
ID ucgists throughout the itarr. var ! lscly
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Fall Importation
OF Eurthenwnre and China.

Fresh receipts Of Glass and Fancy irtieies.
1--WE subsc rher oIrrs the trade large aud vn'ied
L stock of Earthcnwure China and I'll -, the put
terms OF which were selected by himself IN person.
Having Nprte ire oi many years IN tn. p'f'Hia
business he feels great confidence IN at1s that in POINT
of price and quality, it will eompn,e hvolably with ~
other house IN the iradc
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do d. Ba.ins aud Ewer=, Jugs, Ten Naie, III
Hue Print. Flowing nnd Fancy do
Emo Decorated China Dinner ahd Dessert Scts
Do do do Ten aud Toilet sci,
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Goid Band dp IT above variety
White Chian do OF utos. vnriciy.
Common Ware oi every DESCRIPTION, suitable IN
VI ee.alnr. which he otter. upon such tfrms for ei'A
cannot fail - please
Fine Mantc Tier and Toilet Gp,gts
Fine Ivory T,be Cutlery Wniters m lirt'aniu Wan
SAFETY. md other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Gas. Narc ia every variety.
All he n.ks is II emil. aud hc fer, assured spri .,
vii fiv, .nti-iuctinn.
Ii. Paeaeri, IN. of fiebcst ia the Uni"
Stone Warc nj Fo,ture nrice..
sep l2-ts JAS u. = EVANS,
&a.Il7 Man stf-,f r. thnunl Va
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MARIO u PRAcTrcsL DAGUrRREorTrisrs
CA RID

4 CARD The subscriber having purchased al
"A Mcdaniel Hart d prcs tief Interest in tn
late of " I Anderson & Co. viii soutina,
the GROCERY Cos,tss,os and toRwAkpINe bnsin -
the old stand the Basin where thcy will keep
hand n stoek at Guam, Plaster, Lime and Cement i,t
sale a. the lowosi cash ,,tiees.
II returns Ais thanks Il the friends If the late con
and the pahe generally FOR the lihe al patrons
extended 10 it. and hope. by using his beft cxeob-,
merit a continuance OF tie To the coaecrn.
al 9 dts WI T. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07
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" Nc he undersigned has jl-i received IRON,
the southern cities pcndd aud well selected Stock u
the above orhiur, ard
GENrLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS;
aud dttrrirs himself they be surpassed in
beauty and style by sainr establishments in ti.s
city, lie .raves Il the public and hi- friend. 10
udgc Tor tIcn.nly,s rhrm thai lac viii ,e
great hargnirs nIhcriug strictly the notto QUICK
snlc- nd small profits Come one md nj
rwua0-3m VI GuGGENI IEIMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07
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DECISIONS wishing their hen-cs h'icl FOR huraine
Gas will find some strong luducemcnts offered, by
applying 10 the subscriber. ha,e good kn1en and
snpc Tor stock OF materials. A. q DABNEY.
y. Il All orders Er fitting ~ Tebdcro Fectofira
fecsiscd within -Nt days payment will not bo required
brnc ihe / st OF juno, lS5J.
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