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NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES
" 18th names cut in
WRITING I.ETV,p

For marking Clothing with IndcIIible Ink. Pinto.
Ink, Brushes, Frames, Alphabets, Figures, TYNE,
&C., wholesale and rcral. gents supplied. Address
- 'h 'ifi SALr' - Hlitn street, Buston.
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JIIrMOIk R;. NIy,IJ
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars * Pipes,
Wines, Ale, Porter, and Cider
DANIEL !. CARKGTit,
Jam cs a. Shedd.

Nos. 40, 81 and SO Blackstone street. gen
Road Brothers Troy Ale. Also, for the celebrate
"Shakers Pines"
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Is the great American tonic for the growth of the
air. moustaches, &c' 1t has never been known 10
all in producing splendid head Of hair. Price,
-. 10, and - cents per bottle.
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may thus be saved to the pocket, and much Of the
suffering which this noblest of animals now endures
may be arrested, Price 81 90, bound in cloth
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT 4 co. No. III
Washington street, Boston,
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Eoglc's Electric Hair Dive

Instantly changes red grey, un-i Chilly hair, 10
beautiful black or brown, with the least possible
trouble This il warrcnted to he the ,t.opeu and
best hair dye in the world, or the money returned
Price, - cents, 81, and : 50.
HOgIc's IIebPnionn
o. Balm oiCythcria for preventing ia aui pimplcs
is without n rival. Price 80 cents
Bogi,,S imoit,n Starring Cr,,,a
Is universally preferred. Price % and 3 Z cents To
be had of the Inventor, WIN, 3oglc, ~ Washington
street, Boston, aud agents Throughout the world
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India Rubber Goods,
nFevery description. kept constantly On hsna
~ by b. TURK, Ne. Bank Block, Nortt
side of the Square
New G. dAwtf
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WONDERFUL Dl>CoyTRIEs


y. CCGEED each other rapidly in the present
tTacc, that we scarcely recover from the astonsh-
mont caused by one, before crcdulity Is taxed
by the announcement. Of another till more astound-
ing. And among the most important discoveries
which have ever been made in medical science,
may number that Ok
G. w. Stones Liquid Cathartic,
Family Physic in the most desirable form, per.
fecly agreeable to the taste, md reliable remedy
, in almost every disease to which the human race
IL subject. Its merits cannot be too highly e1tol-
ed. Indeed, it may be called the panacea. Its
efficacy in the cure Of the following complaints,
will be readily admitted by all who give it a trial
viz lEabitual Costivcness, Affections Of the Liver,
lmrurity of the Blooi Piles, Epilepsy, Scrofulou.,
and all other humors, dyspepsia, Bilious Aztec.
tions, Dysenery, Diarrhan, and all other diseases
/ OF the bowels will be completely removed by
/ its U.s..
/ In short, il will rcnovate the whole system and
place it in condition to resist the attack Of all
conta .ious diseases. Let those who do not en- JOY
! perfect health, resort at once to the use Of thi
medicine, and that great blessing will 10 restored
/ to them.
f, Sold in Burlington by THEO A. PECK. in
Wnoosk by :. =. IsllAM. Principal Depot, Is
. Central street, Lowell, Mass,
May =, iiwoin
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IIOVEY & CO..
GOOD,pFrn V Wy,,,<

4IVIIT'TTTI' -TIHs7., N1 N1I'1r NC = u Ter
TUB and Pail MACHINERY,
Mo9Iworth's Patent Planning Machine, ,;uare
Lathes, for turnin: all kinds Of Chair Stue Nation
b9N and Clothes Pin Latin {. -t1yc saws Of all ,2es
Also, 'ef-teeding Staye Machines
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Ulmer's Daguerreotyrc Rooms,

2i7 Washington street, Boston.
We have superior facilities for taking pictures cur
light being unsurpassed. Persons who want high
finished Likenesscs can be gratfed, by calling at
our rooms ~ above.
Price. according sic and quality, to suit Gus,
TONERS.
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NOTICE.

Duillcrsand others about having water introduced
into their houses can find large assortment Of
Water Fixtures at the
PLUMBING. ESTABLISHMENT
OF JOSEPH ZANE ( CO., 100 Court Street.
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Inc genuine
FLORENCE WHITE,

FLORENCE WHITE,
Is manufactured only by the subscribers; and pur
chascrs should be particular to notice that each
package bears
O,r A,ai upon Bras, Plate. None other is Gsr.ine
This is the cheapest ond most beautiful PAINT
known, and its popularity is such that several at
tempts have been made to counterfeit the article
and we have been compelled to resort to this
method for the protection of the public and our
selves Also, they would call the attention of the
public to their
AlbOnese Paint,
new and superior article of pure WHITE LEAD,
prepared by an entire new process, by which it is
made yield much larger quantity; besides being
Finer. Waiter, and rery much Cheaper,
than any carbonate Of lead hitherto known. Re-
peatcd experimental trials. comparing it with other
paints, enables them truthtulv to assert that seven
dollars worth Of this paint will spread much
surface IA nine dollars worth of any other lead in
use, and wear longer. Its capacity for covering is
greater than any other.
A. WHEELER / co,
% Union st Boston, Artists 4 Painters Colormcn,
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FRESH Teas at Wholesa,e,

oSH edS at WhOIeSaIe
leas IN Chests, half Chests and Cattv Bo,oe
soiec'eu with great care from the New York Auction
9aleS' eAPtesSly Tor family use. The attention oi
dealers and f1'nitiss is esuccinIlv dIr,ct,d =, -
Ieas' which are Of the latest iinportati,J, a YAM,
iuality' ana comprising full assortrcri
AI'"' I'i-' '.p.1g # lwr, rt,lu,, Ca... . ,.
spices, hesu .,ptu 90, min, unlI,
T. l.. Di AR ~ .u
lal washington Street, Sign oi the Cblunman ,.rind
ing coffee, Boston. 5 '"u'
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Albonese Paint,
N. d. Cotton,

N. d. Cotton,
No. fremont Street, Boston,
Dealer in English, French, Italian and German
i, N G Il A V N G 8
Has for sale great variety Of the most essential
requisites for Oil Painting Water Color, Cr,yon aud
Pencil Drawing, and also the articles used in Gre
CHAN Painting.
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Rev. l.. W. hEH0N,-Hcy. l.. STEVENSON

CoNoLUsIvE-Kcv. T.. ". srhDn il widely au generally
known an eloquent aud accom- i,hei pas tor Of he Vi
church. ana Rev Stevenson been know as one
OF the most ju'el duI zcIou, ueuih that the KEN
lucky Conference toui boast Of for muuv wears and A.
tins time Is nuis YuuAipr ION OF agent
iuI tlrN h. luuN Concern.
LOUISVILLE, MAY 9Oth, 1919
". have rs, John Irls S4r,tps.lia and have known
u TO Ire used Win tu'liu faction aud have no
hrsi'll,u IN -Htirg our heu, fuH' IL is "a safe and
vaIuHh" mrinHl compound, aui calculated produce
mach good rui irirN" much suffering; Aui therefore
would cnerrtuH aud Lust taur''y recommend it the
afflicted v. rEIlON
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Edwards, Fernald & Co.,
Patent Powder Proof Bank n Safe Lock.

Bank Vaults, steel lined Chests, and
Fire Proof Safes,
Nos. 40 & As Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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Silk, Satin and Lawn Borncts.
- Ladies Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Lining
labs, &c. in every variety, - Mix street.
Corner of Devonshrc Street, up stairs. K,.,or
CARPENTER & rLYMPTON,
straw BOnnets. Hats. Ribbons.
,,.,, Flowers, and straw Trimmings,
- MIX street. up stairs, N,.t,,
DR.. j. w. PHELPS,
yp iitasa large and extensive assortment 81
SSES, SUPPORTERS !, np,,,1,>
Importer of french, English and rcrr,n tc,,....,
Also apparatus and appliances for the correction
and cure Of alt kinis of D,frnitic,
Sign Of the Golden Eage, 6, fremont street Bn,,,n
LEVI ABBOTT & CO.,
Manufacturers Of the Improved Continuous ,laatod
Argand Gas Burner
Also, the Bat-Wins and Fish-Tan
No. Water street. P,s.o,,
EOVEY & CO..
Merchants Row, ro.,o,
Dealers is Herds Grass, Clover Red Tor, &c. Also.
Garden and Flower Seeds. Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, &c, Peruvian aud Mexican
Guono, Phosphate of Lime, &c.
PHILLIPS & MoSElEY.
Importers and dealers in
Bar Iron, Steel. Hoops, Rods,
Shapes, Ayoltrccs and Horse Nails
%; and 25j Broad street Eo,ton.
To Printers.
: NJ Pettcngill 4 Co. have on In nj and for .,,o NJ
inc lowest prices, every qu1'ity Of News, pook and
Card Inks, black and co.or,d, al,o Var'islcs nr,i
Bronze. Orders respectfully solicited
~ VI. rErr:.St;ihi. CO.,
/ No. 10 state street, huston.
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NATHAN HASklNS,
MACHINE FIR.

Nos. ~ 4 81 Haverhill, and ., 3, I & Traverse
Streets Boston.
Steam Engines and Boilers, new and second hand
Machinery of all descriptions and prices, bought and
sold.
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L. 4. tpr.tRD,
WOOD and IVORY TURNER,

Ten Pins and Billiard Balls, constantly on hand.
Dealer in Fancy Woods,
II Harvard Place Composite the Old SoutND P"s'ou
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DESIRABLE HARDWARE.

The subscriber offers the trade, retail,
~ the most desirable stocks Of Shin and House
rulders prime quality, Hardware, TOOLS, Cutlery.
&c, &c, also,
loopers', CnrvcIs' aud Machinisi> Tools.
to he found in Boston, aud on favorable terms, at
least ANTHONY :. MOHSS,
40 Commercial street, Boston.
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AMASA W BAILI,
Manufacturer Of
BILLIARD TABLES,

l5i Harrison avenue, BOSTON.
Billiard and Bsgate,e Tables, Balls, Cues, Pockets
and Pocket Trimmings. Cue Wax, Cue points and
Cloths, constantly on hand,
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II II remarkable fact that among the hundreds of
eminent physicians who have examined the recip. by
which Bulls sHrsarnrila - prepared, not has
deinnei IT, hut all approved u, and commend II in the
highest Many ply sicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that is decidedly Tie best prepu
ration Of Ssrsapara been placed before
public Although there are many ply sicans who feel
reluctance to having their appended 10 the
mendatiou Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve oi it in the hghes degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of a
remedy which they know is capable Of doing much
good in afflicted community AsHn evidence. read the
following from old aud Respectable ply sciaus high
standing in the community in which they live
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TESIINiON r..

a. Testimony like the following renders superhuous
all comments the efficacy Of Iu- sarsaparila From
Dr l. Nnnirl Professor ot Chemistry in the Louisville
Mrdra College hive looked the list of ingredients
composing John lus Compound LIZ Of SBrsB psrilla
ard have hrHtiuu in saying that they form a safo
compound aud tn' promises we'll in chronic Diseases
20 Witch l. IS bpuI"'l'" iAADELL, II d
I .i;t.,.t
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LOCK WOOD Il LINB,
PLUMBERS,
Model Melodeons,

School st. Directly oppsitc City Hall, Boston
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FAIRBANKS N BEARD,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Mineral and Soda Water,

Ale, Porter, Cider and Brown Stout.
Howard Athenmum Building, Howard ST., Bo'to
Hotels supplied on reasonable terms.
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CARY'S PATENT
Suction and Force Pumps,

VIII force large quantity of water with very httle
power, md may be kept in repair at small expense.
Mills, &c. using them can make saving in the
premium of insurance. They may be tried before
payment il required. For sale at
No. 5 Nerchnnts' Row. En.ton
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MAYNARD & MOVES

n MctchhnI TOW, Bost0n. Sole Agent. in Tho
United states aud Canadas. Also by the rrircipnl
Wholesale Druggists in the city
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DIR. MCCLINTOCk'S PECTORAL SYEGr.
An invaluable remedy for bronchitis, consumption
and all chronic diseases Of the throat and lungs In
all deep seated complaints of the pulmonary organ.
it has proved the most safe, certain md rapid rene
dy ever employed in the extensive practice Of DR..
McClintock. 1t contains no laudanum or opium in
any shape. Price 81 per pint bottle.
/ DR.. MoCLTNTOCK'S COLD COUGH MIXTURE.
An infrlliblc cure for recent coughs, tickling Of
the throat tightness Of breathing Group in children,
! - cts per bottle.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

The LUMBER TRADE.--Never since the
settlement of this section, has there been
such activity among the lumber-men. The
excellence and continuance of the sleighing,
however, and not the presence of dealers
from abroad has caused it, At the present
time more than $4,000 logs are already
delivered at the 90 sawmills around Defiance,
within circuit of sixteen or eighteen miles,
and, perhaps, fully as many more are out and
ready for rafting and delivery in the spring.
The most of them are poplar and oak with
the usual proportion of walnut There has
been but little money paid by the millers, so
lar as we can learn most of them got out by
farmers and others for their own use and for
sale. We hear of several mills having each
1000 logs in their yards already delivered
a good years saving for most country mills.
This section will therefore have, during
the coming season large quantities of lum-
Der tor market. What the prospects are, as
to prices and demand, we are not advised
The like activity prevails in the Saginaw and
st. Clair country, and, we notice, that the
miIlers there have orders for lumber (pine)
from Chicago, Buffalo and other places at
rates fully equal to those of last season.
The facility and cheapness by which lum-
Der this season is obtained will result in the
Cloi JlONe vi UOtil lOWIl anu COuQ-
try. Many barn, dwelling, shop or out
building is now projected, that would not
have been thought of but for this excellent
opportunity to procure the materials. We
do not doubt but that the loss of last years
wheat crop will be more than made up by
the increased yield of this years lumber
trade--that is, reckoning the aggregate, rela-
tive wealth of the country.
The stave trade has its representative here
as in former years. G. Paige is out with
proposals for the purchase of slaves delivered
on the line of the canals and railroad
Timber, walnut crotches, hoop poles, &C.,
are marketable commodities as heretofore,
but the trade in these is confined to dealers
exclusively engaged in that business.
AS to prices, we anticipate that after nav
igation on the canals has been generally re-
sumed, that dealers and their agents will be
abroad to contract for lumber, in all its va
rieties known here, at fair prices. We think
SO because the depression of the fall and
winter, in money and trade is about over
and the expectation is general that renewed
vigor will attend the operations and business
of the coming season, particularly in the
larger cities, which must to great extent
reach all parts of the country. Defiance
Democrat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

FRUIr.-The farmers and fruit growers in
this vicinity are of opinion that thus far the
winter and spring has been favorable to a
plentiful growth of fruit the coming season.
but there is time enough yet to blast every
bud and blossom that might venture to be-
come fruit. Last season apples were mod
erately plenty, but the year previous, there
was very light crop in this vicinity. 1t is
frequently remarked that we do not often
have two successive fruitful years, for either
apples or peaches, but we are in hopes of a
fair supply of both the year to come.
If the fruit grower would lay quantity
of straw or saw-dust around the roots of his
apple and peach trees it would make crop
more sure, as by so doing, the ground and
roots will be kept frosted longer, and retard
the blossoms until late, thus avoiding the
frosts which otherwise might destroy them
if allowed to put forth early, as they would,
if the earth about the roots was left bare to
the influence and warmth of the sum-
Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

A SwEDE IN a QuANDARY-The st. Croix
Union says that the Sioux Indians in some
parts of Minnesota, are much annoying the
or two since four squaws caught stout, full
grown Swedish boy, and after taking several
things away from him, demanded his coat.
He surrendered it without resistance. They
then motioned him to deliver up his panta-
osition, and seeing favorable opportunity,
turned round and bolted like deer, much
to the amusement Of his prosecutors, who
did not follow him,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

John Mitchell has left New York for his
new home in the south. The papers do not
tell us where that home is, but as he was
desirous of plantation in Alabama, we'll
stocked with slaves, we presume he is on
his way there.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

A QUANDARY.-A passenger in one of the
snow blocked trains in the Western prairies,
records the following hard case:
Our feelings were considerably excited
in regard to a newly married couple, who
had been or the cars since Monday morning.
The new husband was little behind last
evening in procuring lodgings, and was
obliged to take up his quarters for the fourth
night in a car seat"
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39955

The Vermont legislature has passed an act
entitled an "act to encourage the study OF
the sciences of agriculture in common
schools This is an important step, and
meets our appreciation, because of our full
belief and concurrence in the idea that agri-
culture should be taught in our common
schools. 1t is movement in the right di-
rection, and it is to be hoped that Ohio will
make. such change in the present school
law that the science of agriculture may be-
come one of the essential branches with
which an acquaintance is to be had in order
to qualify teacher TO receive certificate
as an Instructor in our common schools
Warnings Elements of Agriculture is the
work recommended by the legislature of Ver-
mont.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

w-The Know NOthings, who have taken
charge of the national Washington monu-
ment, propose to raise the means of compile
ton, by contributions Of 81 from each mer.-
Der OF the organization.
The appointment of Hon. F. w. Greene,
Of Tiffin, as clerk of the U. S. District Court
for the northern district of Ohio is now pub
licly announced. This is his "pay" for his
vote on the Nebraska bill.
1t is said to be the understanding among
the opponents of the Pierce democracy in
New Hampshire. that, if they succeed in car
rying the majority of the legislature, Met
calf, Know Nothing Democrat. is to be elect
ed governor, and James Bell, Whig, and John
P. Hale, Free Soiler, are to be elected u. S.
senators. We have but little doubt Of the
triumph of this ticket.
The lumber business appears to be -four
ishing in the Saginaw Mich country. 1t
is said that l00,O00,000 feet of pine lumber
will be ready for market during the season.
Twenty-six hundred hands are employed in
the business.
The Hartford Courant states that Jerones
clock factory in New Haven, has not dis
charged any of its 400 hands this winter.
and will have 100000 worth of clocks fin
ished for the spring market. The factory
pays out from $60, 900 to 100000 pr month
The debate on spiritualism at Cleveland,
after having been continued for about two
weeks, has finally terminated, each partv
agreeing to drop the subject, neither to claim.
special triumph. They come out JUST
where they went in.
The national agricultural society passed
resolutions calling on the agriculturists OF
the country to meet in convention Wash
ington in February next, to determine what
legislation is necessary for the advancement
of their interests.
George R. Graham, late of Graham's Mag
azine, has been appointed warden of the port
Of Philadelphia, an Office said to be- worth
$4,000 a year
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

ONO MEN LOOKING WEsTwARD.---The
Hon. James Mathews, Coshocton, Ohio. re-
moves in the spring to Knoxville, Marion
county, Iowa. M. L. Sullivant, ESQ.,, the
great land proprietor of Columbus, has put-
chased upwards of sixty thousand acres of
land IN Illinois, mostly prairie, and is setting
about hedging it and planting timber trees
for shelter and fencing. Ex-Governor Bebb
has settled on an extensive tract of fine land
IN Winnebago county, Illinois and he and
ms sons are a work vigorously improving it,
Messrs. Sturges and Bigelow, bankers, of
GAINESVILLE, have purchased, and are now i'm
proving, tract of about one hundred thou
sand acres, we believe, in Illinois, some
twenty or thirty miles south of Chicago
These are all men of taste, and great energy,
and will render important service in con-
verting the vast prairies of Illinois into
fruitful farms and gardens. Success to them,
and all like them.-[ [Horticulturist.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-10

The editor of the Bucyrus Journal deter
mined to probe the matter, and ascertain
who this G. w. Johnes was, and what was
his business. So he visited Mansfield and
Ashland, and ascertained that he was at the
present time a clerk in the employ of the
administration at Washington, but engaged
Just now in the business of organizing Sag
Nicht societies in Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

DAVID GuHRiE hslmanl
ALLEN y NELICll. Boston. AZ - .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OFT
25.OOO dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery. Guns, Saddlefy, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c.

Furnishing Goods. &c. &c
TRFGOti \ kuhALL lnvine determined 10 nink"
~ arhauRe1 their business, niI oher lfan 10 day
r ltfe.st and uos d,-irhbr stock ilnrdware. Cut
ry y 4 ever lprr aarrrd "a this market. great
= rea1rcd p,ic~s Tor c.l. M ,ooiees al ond too
yoG
ts4dIre II c'p#e up thn.r bg.iprssi- speedily a.
no ~ r o. - q, rdslly tuyno III indebted tue old
roarsfu of reeors y Royal and the nj" u
tirego,. Ro,Hll x Simpson tn pog 4p longer indul
genc.. =tnuut be- aisen
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Immense Stock Of New Goods.
BOUGHT AT IMPORTERS PRICES
BIRD sann;RyN fSSl

ENo. j. PtRElS Arsnt, 81 nom from aitir alter
~ Gaad~. und j. nov opening yety arge -arl OF every
description Of Mcr,hu. lie.
riese good, hr,ne been bought st importer. cost
vii be sold Vi'hhni re-sfvr. f, .a.h at ,a,ll nrafs
y. b. NaIHfr, N"rrHuts VII Gai fhi, ~ rare ts,4r,
To 'rrni u,, ts,ir ,tacb-.
iw23-d'. JNO. J. PrRNfS A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

A LOT OF 500 bushels OF very nice SEED OATS, for
Asale at TALIAFERRO X HAMILTON
Jan lS-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

EUAH0, GIANO. In CONS, qnencr nj the
~ tuctipn made hA th. Peruvian Agent IN TIM rrrr
al Guauo, sill co,r stock s53 per 20a0
u. CASH Tna-.#iu vant viii p.cnse call IL
ON quantity $ stndI. ". T. ANDERHONA co.
.,ugt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

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