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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

F5ssx9g OVEDSToCK.--rhe subscriber
49, has purchased ihe famous imported ALDER.
IA..lA- NEY BULL, which took the first premium Of
one hundred dollars at the Great National Cattle Show
al Springfield, Ohio, last fall all other Bulls, Of every
breed For the raising Of Dairy Stock he is unquestiona
bly,, the finest aud most valuable bull In America and IL
highly worthy Of the attention OF the farmers Of Worcester
county lie 10 IN animal Of good size, and Of fine form
and figure. He three years old the rst Of January
last aud weighs 1900 lbs. He will remain al the stable o
esubscrber for the present. where his services may DO
myso dawh PAINE ALDRIcH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

THE BLACK
STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one OF the most
convenient Ranges ever
filtered to the public, as
it will burn either wood
or coal, has a larger oven
can be arranged go as to
heat either enc or two
rooms. and can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range in the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
water, back ard hot air
fixtures. and To warrant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

6 FULLERsS NORWICH AND
gDZeS6s WORCESTER EXPRESS.
9. 8. MULLER win send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
20 transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages
0FFTcEs-1S0 Main st., Worcester n G. BrakenridgeG
Store, under Wsuregan House, Norwich CT.
All packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. 1st 1885, aept5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

ENAN BE FOUND AT 79FRONT ST,
T. WARDEN's BLOCK
A general assortment of Stoves. Tin, Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put on in the
best manners Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at short notice. Also Culver's improved Hot dir
Furnaces for heating public and private buildings the
oestln the market. +. F. PHELPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

hH take IN the efficacy Of these Pills They are none
Of your cachpenuy concerns got for purposes
and speculation but they presented 10 the world in
the full confidence OF their performing all that their in
venor claims for them. No family oud, under cir
cunsanoes, be without them by their timely they
may be the means Of saving heavy DOCTORS BILL which
certainly ia desdeiatum In these well as all other
times Policy would seem TO dictate that medicine
which Is composed Of entirely vegetable ingredients ma
those founded entirely upon scientific principles ana Will
al put up at price sufficient TO place II within tne IeSn
Of oil conditions 10 life, the preference should sIey w
given The well known skin Of Dr. Barter Is suluoleht
guarantee, II other proofs were tnn ""'si 70
TRIAL will satisfy the most skepca That thefe IS no NELL
cine which can compete with ~ and VIII more elecuhy
demonstrate their benehcai eueV'S '" '"V"S"hu au
The renunc eah be obtained at No. 10 Tremont-street
loatou OF (igo w. EDMANDs the duly authorized Agent
ianl7 ENTHUSIASTICALLY
1kNE yEr FAIRBANkS PLATFORM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27
OIL GAS WORKS.

yENHE PORTABLE OII-GAS COMPA-
IA NH-Haye works of the above description, and
guarantee their successful operation. The facility with
which they can be adapted any locality the low price
Of complete apparatus its simplicity and economy Of
the Manufacture recommend 1t for dwelling houses ho-
tels public halls factories, and villages.
For further information, apply to
J. O. APPLETON, Agent
No. o Franklin Avenue,
Between Court street and Cornhill Boston.
Or TO BRAMAN, PERHAM & CO., No. SO Main ST., Wor.
cester.
Where one ofthe Machines may be seen In operation
Au7 dAwlv
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.-Ai lew method Of
- treating SPINAL DISEASES, CuTUafures Of the
spine, and Spinal Weakness lOithout pain suffering
10 the Pdient however young feeble, is
fully practised by
j. A. w o DID,,
at his office No 2l6 Washington ST. Boston, his
idence, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined fhe serpenine Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. j. A. Wood, IN the treatment Of at raj cur.
vatures Of the spne recommend It as efficient and
comfortable to the patient
sity.
GEo HAYWARD, M. D., Ex-PrOf Surg. Harvard unver
sity.
WISsLow LEWIS, M. d.
J. " y. SMITH Mayor Of Boston
JoHN w. WARREN, NJ D.
Henry q. CLARK Nj. D., City Physician.
Boston, July, 1854 d3m NO
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ENR. HILL TAKEs rLEAST-RE L,


X Full directions accompanying each bottle
Price five dollars ianIT
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His practice has ever been attended with complete sue
cess in all kinds OF Chronic Disease.
DR.. @. may be consulted every day upon all diseases
free Of charge, from 81 TO j. and from TO o. Sundays
from to 10 only
All letter for advice inquiry, containing postage
stamp, answered, aud Circular with references TO cases
cured sent free Of charge
INDIAN ResnDiEs.-Dr. Green, Of 70 Bromneld street
Boston, constantly sending medcsues TO his numerous
patients in Worcester and vicinity and he hereby noAs
them and the public that he has appointed CHARLES
CLARK, orner Of Main and Pleasant Streets Worcester
Agent for his celebrated Indian Remedies.
dEuIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

WEAK AND STCKLY CONSTITUTIONS
Are suddenly restored to health and vigor
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED
DIR. II. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician.
SO BromfieId Street.
pOcToM

DIR. GREEN, in his trarels and research
es for medical knowledge among the Indians
= obtained a perfect remedY for Oancers Scrof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

,xvDNKA BEANa.-l00 Tbs prime Tonka Beans for sale
by STROLLER d WHITEHEAD.
- Successors to d. X. Lyman
Also Tobacco Flavor continually hand. June Sets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28
LATEST NEWS.
IRON the Petersburg Express yesterday
Tau Ferer at Norfolk 4 psrtsme n,h,
FROM NORFOLK

:. :, more gratifed to earn that the Fever
We a ..;,,es 10 abate in both Norf,lk & Ports
il ~ We trust the day is near at han when
aa,' IN h. enabled to discontinue our reports
.', lose sadly distressed cities.
~ .,,oh the kindness at n friend we are cna.
,.Tssept the interesting letter from Nor
I'd u +, will be seen that the deaths only reach
1T fifteen on Tuesday.
ANU NORFOLK. Sept %. p. NJ.
mr. rriead:-f am agan seated for the pur-
D'a e sending you a few lines from our afflicted
st u -, banpy TO state TINT there is very great
81, in the health of our city, and hope
n sa,,,;nnc. The weather is still cool and
,a r'a hoard of but two new cases of fever TO
M" II, Robert Bnlrymple. a very worthy
'aY-z z,,s,n. and Dr.. VIM. J. Moore, one of our
:, nonnIar and estimated physicians.
n. nenton Wheeler, regret to state, is still
NJ. ..,. critical condition. On yesterday the
p W. =, was that he would die before this
fP He may recover after all, having
.,'sea ,he storm several days, aud trust he
wi ~. WI. Tyler is quite sick to day. His es.
. mo wife died last night. Mr.. Richard Tun-
.sll is also dead. -, -. -.
vic Arlington, very sweet and interesting
,oang daughter of JOSEPH G. Addington' aged a,
,,aa, and John D. Gordon Esq, are all dead.
g' had the pleasure of seeing Mr.. Ezra I. Sum
- W., ant this morning. He looks very much
a,..teJ, Ills family are all improving, and will
M, !, n few DAYS DR.. Thomas j. Hardy is
! - ont. and Mr. Arthur Jakeman is likewise i'm.
W., W. rIobn Williams, clerk of the court, who
ham down with severe attack. is walking
.b5at md Mr.. Thomas his assistant. is improy,
Nv impression is, if the present favorable
,,,ar continues, the ''monster' will make his
f,appearancc from here very shortly
rbe interments to day will not exceed fifteen.
Very truly, yours. NORFOLK.
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Fail of Bridge and N0rron Escape.

Acanal boat took fire at Albany, n. . on
) nday which drew together large crowd on a
bridge. causing it to give way, and preciPiiating
about one hundred persons into the basin.
scene of great excitement followedhut Fortunate
i II was soon ascertaned that not Il life had been
last, The Register says:
Among the persons rescued from the water vas
Young woman who had child in her arms
hey were both rescued without scratch.
" escaped drowning by cnging to the skirts
! a geateman's coat. i hey were both drawn
o'n the water together. The little fellow bad
aalea death giip, and even cling 10 the coat at
TER he was safely landed on the b'at The acct :.
'rnt was very similar to the one which occurred
p $40, though not attended with any of it, mri-
hneaalv rn.ults
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28
From ybs EerPr District.

heHNoYp, Sept. 26. P. M.-rhe Curtis Peek
ram r is up. In Portsmouth yesterday there
VEN tour draths-last night tour more: All old
Nes. lha Rev. Mr.. Dew n is recovering SO Is
!, Rz"r AMI j. G. Holiday, Esq. tx Mayor
"A; AT Norfolk the physc ans held meeting last
,Sn', aud DIFFERENTIATED to close the Howard
.lo.PjtaI on 'rharsday. the 18Th of ootober.-
'yfral nurses were sent South o-day-their
::tIyces being no longer needed. Only twelve
ans occurred in Norfolk yesterday.
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FROM PORTSMOUTH,.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %, 800.
mr. Express: We begin TO see daylight, The
aIl of darkness long night of suffering disease
md death had thrown around Us, is being removed
nd again the day star OF hops ,oppears. bGtokeA
opr mortality, under the influence of the
t,5l and dry air which we have been inhalng for
h. last few days. has most materially decreased
nd. should it continue, and the indications OF
4 at Which we have had to day be confirmed, we
spay tbenin very short ime, he able to bid fare
,reL, and we trust long, IA last farewell, t" the
Dreadful senurge which has DESTROYED one in five
bf the people who remain in the town.
| learn that to day there have only been three
1eaths James Briton's child, Charles Evans
sifp, and a negro child.
There arc not near so many new cases, and
hose occurring are generally in the suburbs
Among those i'll are William Jones Edwin Gray 5
laughter, Mrs. John J. Hodges son, and Mrs.
Ashhurn.
G IIolladay was better to-day, but he is still
very sick. II Stakes was ont to day. The old
a>e-, with the exception named are doing
well GOSPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

The Recent Destructive G1le 1t the South
The New Orleans Delta has full accounts of
H. late violent gale Luke Borgnr and the
Ilf \ writer who Witnessed the gale al Pass
Tristan says, not wharf OF bath house remain
/ in the whole extent of that locality. Several
! lchts belonging to residents of Nv Orleans
srre blown 81 erashore out to SEA and are ci-
/ bier complete wreck or greatly injured.
At Mississippi city the buildings composing
1egarlen's Hotel were severely injured, pnrticu-
ry that known as Bachelors Hall. Two gen.
iIcmpn were seriously injured, one Of them, Mr.
|, Joseph Prentice; 50 much to cause his death
within few ho1rs. A boy named Given was al
- killed. All .he wlmrves. bathing houses, &c,
we're all destroyed The bodies of two fisherman
@erc picked mp after the storm, having been blown
ashore
At the Bay st Louis the storm ragged as fierce
Iv H. observation-disclosures were destroyed, trees
blown down &c. Two women are known To have
eri>hcd. and fears are entertained there, as al
thrr points along the coast. that other lives have
been last. The gale ragged principally during
/ he night, and when daylight broke the scene
N1asa most desolate one Men women aud chill
'lren We're seen clinging to the wrecks of houses
pr hadled up patches or she'll hunks formed
hY the palp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

SYRACUSE. Sept. 20. The Republican Stat"
INVENTION of New York assembled day, R"u'
~ frnton, Wing, Of Chatanque. \. ~ was
'e'ed President of the Convention 1t has
''n engaged all day in settling preliminary
'r,tlanS The Delegations are large AMI much
~ teIlmg pre- wills
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

B. SlNGSe-r he satseilhra located the Deek,
niut o the 3nnHs Of the steamboat aud Vessels IA prepare
to forward ut extremely low rlss all Kinds MERGuAN
pisE, TOBACCO, flour, AND GRAIN, aud other eour
tff produce.
tie win Misc rive lis personal attention sale Flour
Grain aud Produce. and the purchase Of Grocuflos.
Ills location runhles htu 10 forward Goods and rralnee
about one hat the usna charges In Richmond aud from
apg cxpoticnuo Ia thu husness all he asks
satisfaction ALFRED : LEE.
Ihn Inn |. nj Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. p. The fever i prevail
z to an alarming extent at Alexandria La. ana
ong the Red Ouchita, aud AtchatayIa rivers.
be deaths in this city last week amounted II
INCLUDING - of Yellow Fever. The phys.
lins report that it is no longer an epidemic.
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IL ANrp roe sNy.s..-R, ,Irlne of nce,

4 ND TUX ~ EIF..-I5N VrIHH Il TINod oi TrnsI
u executed 10 me by Creed IL Adams and Hugh Neson
barring 1 2fth February ls5 and duly recorded ia Frank
I'm County Court shall On the 3st day "f October LTD
io promises. sell NJ public auction TRACT OF LAND
bpungul The said Edams Nelson situated ia Franklin
County Chestnut Greek mr- South East Of The Court
Ionsa and within three us- 81 the Turnpike Road lding
from DanNic TO Big Lick
This Of Land contains 6l7 acres about 100 of which
cleared the remainder heavily mhrrcd There are between
aud 100 rich Ceeh hota about half OF which
still in woods The whole Tract is very fertile aud lies we'll
well adapted the eonth OF Tohtrco Wheat Corn,
and Grass There is great deal of fine meadow and
plant land and new Saw Mil on good stream
This Tract may he divided make two tracts Of near
y equal value.
Two Thousand dollars will be required Ia cash aud
reminder and three years, with interest from
The lav purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal and the title retained until all the purchase
money j. paid II. &. q ARpEE, Trustee
srttI@ pt{IS oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

The Baltomorr SIM is informed that DIR. VIM
Moore. Of Norfolk, has been appointed by the
''asury Department Surgeon of the Marine
'smtal for Norfolk. vice Dir. Geo l. Upshur
ceased. Salary 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

Two tDNfkAGfD.S.--p Proposals VIII b. received
D at my Office IN Tazewol1 Cla.h0unc co.. Tenn
3hh day of August for the Masonry Of Bridges cover
tnch and iloson ryes for the Cincinnati Cumberland
Charleston Hairnnd
The above Bridges high conc SO feet the fec9
and long Tho work must be commenced immediately
after day Of letting as put in the foundation during
low water Of tho Fan months
viii also receive proposals until tho 18th Of October for
The Graduation aud Masonry that If the
ed Road lying between Beams Station GrHinger county
The town Of Newport, Cooke county, go milcs)
The above work heavy and wou worthy the
Contractors, The terms ofpnyment viii be wholly CASH
X. l.. OWEN
" oct Chief Eupinepr
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
:, ..sor Asrn.u ..w.u,..

"a MN OG y SfEAn >AW-uHEs..-Hy virtue 81
- Deed 81 Trust executed by iie Depost aud duly
de Ia tho t~rks Office # ArpamaaS county shall sell by
WV 81 iahic auction at Campbell Courthouse Tho 18th 81
estehef hoNt II fair II not The fair day, Nauaila
STEAM SAW MILL If ~ horae pnNer, being the er.
- ~ said rprt' st. an the rr. uf Land IN AppomfaN conn
y hN him purchased IF { l. Nesbs. tsp Mr. y. x Wall
who tl land III show the Mil toHny desiring hnN
senE rs trustee shall convey such ~" orly tho decd
eesis inmr.
Terms made known the sale
sep sr-claNtl1thuc mo NJ SIZED Trustee.
ASO Eok sts.E.-{y virtue of a dceree of the
0fent Court OF Appnmaax Will sell at pubr auetien
IN m stay inc I'D day If oeahcr le1 tho Promises, the
TRACT OF LAND belonging 10 the estate Of Wm u Naths
~ decd Nig on Naughans Greek. the couutvef App
R"N, one and half miles tun Pnlus Depot adjoining
hetans OF Nichulhs Pampih X N krlsp and James NJ Til
INN containing $50 acres The plantation isu good state II
Improvement is wei Watered end has large and
mint 'N'WE House aud all necessary out houses Orchards
y II rs situation ell worthy The attention o those wish
hE II purchase and desirable IS seldom market
ttNs-onr w" aud three sears credit equal payments,
Ire Pnr giving bonds with approved security and Tie ii
Il, Retained until the purchase money is paid
Tie above an1 viii he Shown any wishing purchase,
hs Sir. Samuel r. Mathews.
sep 2-c2avt&d" "a JNu WM. GILLIAN, Comr
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LOO. 600 Aen.snANynow,lA."sansrMs

y, Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attr
ney She prosecution II Military unity Land aud Pension
claims wishes purchase 1oGO00 ACRES Of Military bounty
Land Warrants VIII attend any business Notary
Public, such ace' eet Of dcoi assignment Of Land
Warrants. Nc Sc LAFAYETTE ". GRAY,
Notary Public. Bounty Land aud
~ Il A....t -. hmm n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,

~ viii sell at auction, the premises his Tract of Land,
Pedar Mills in Amherst county the sale to take place
10Th October le1 If ia. If NOT the first good day
following
The contains about 450 situated about four
the James River Canal in the neghborhoud Of the
Pedlar Mills and ahout twelve mlrs from lYnchburg The
the character Of the red land district which
stretches along Eastern slope the Blue Ridge It
at,r,d wen timbered with due proportion Of clear
land Improvement cid and dilapltcd with the
exception the nre which have h,en recently pnt In good
The land has heen mppler by bad culture but
quality the soil is admirable aud now uudcr process
rapid Improvement The climate is unsurpassed and be
immediate ucilhbprhond excellent
The of sale will be third n hand and the residue
Ia equal usamcnt- # one and two years the deferred pay
meuts be ring SIX cent Interest aud ii" r given when
t}r last payment Is made. W. NJ pENTDN,
LIT nh nrt OF Nnannk. VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28
Gro. y DAVIS " g. AoNllN. u. II. NONLIA
EAAyss. NDWEEN ~ 90. NhoIcSuir ~ nd a..

~ IAlI. GROCENS AND COMMISSION AND TOR
WARDING MERCHANTS MAIN STEEEr. LYSCHBURG.
"a keep constantly hand general assortment Of Groee
and Staple Dry Goods.
3cv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

~ GtA&o SOW Eit-Wo confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers Having but little machinery, 1t is durable
aud easily kep order aud regularly any quantity
Grain Guano desired Frank Rufan Esq, Editor of tho
So0ih1n Planter, thus comments on II
I'VE perfectly convinced of It's value In efficient
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity
Sructoh that do hesitate recommendt the public
thing which II Is known do not often Upon
Again, horse works the machine with perfect
breadth of ten feet fast horse walk,
carrying bushels time does require
pages necessary by who seeds by hand Tho
seeding Is entirely Independent the wind
with well during very high winds which prey
the during clm, because delivered
close to the ground We not only
therefore to every farmer hut hom bny
Mr. S,ymuurs account who Is nothing but their
TIIOS BRANCH a. SONS.
A
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nANvurnE srAGErINr-.

~ NEW observation-disclosures r .ss.k.iSsssa "A
chased the ouire line OF Stages, from Lynch
burg 20 DHnyils truln Porter. Filgg Co., would most
respectfully solicit travellers going south well as ih6s
stopping at Intermediate places thu line try We will
cndceyor make them comfortable good
fd drivers do upon this road Leaving ynehbnrg
days Tuesdays and Thursdays aud In Dam lie
day Lowing Danilie Mondays Wednesdays aud Frdn,
aud arriving nj IyHehburg day.
r. STAGE OFFICIAL tho NorVoi House
feb lets. WIN. II TAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

Y SPEED EtDp, Attorney t.u,,, rs III irat
% tito in all the Courts of lyHcburg and Campbell B
tire opposite Citizens Savings Baub, lynchburg Va
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

Sio00oIN REAL EST A1E-SloO00 IN STOCK, &c.
IN BE- dsfrbfsd tt Po0p1he undersigned having
determined the West takes this method
expeditions dispose Of his VALUABLE ESTATE in
aud around the of Liberty The property possesses
perior advantages being situated Immediately the Va. &
Tenn Railroad in the hfaly portion
Virginia value aud known all who
travelled me Road ami Ia The public generally.
The distribution viii he made under the superintendent
three nsbo mnissioners all the
taken
Tn Real Estate a well known Tavern stand
the HOpkIhS Dl 81 sd fur ether Ilnus and Lots
town OF Liberty, FOUR FARMS. containing hundred
each adjoining the enfparaon and lying each side
the Railroad number al ant Hrs CATTLE &c
Those wishing purchase safes this enterprise
ward the money To " m. 4 Mosby, Ma VIM. W eftwich
Lynchhurg Edwin X Page, Esi, Campbell {, IL c b
Luck, Richmond
JESSE T. HOPKINS Liberty, W.
g Shares only s. % Tickets by return mail on
receipt Of money See Circulars for schedule property
is 3lcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-28

" = ,
n SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS ~
wholesale aud retail in variety aud style at low IN
cash prices hy calling NOWLhNS sign of the Ea- ~ II.
E No H. sycamore street. Petersburg Va, where s<sEs4O
VIII 20 He has just returned from the Nor
hcrn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches Jcwcy Silver Ware and
Ease Goods offered in this State Would be better
for call and examine his magnificent Stock aud
least 20 cent AS he buys all his Goods for cash. sell
them AT much less than the regular prices for the quality
of Goods You also have your Watches Jeselry
paired In the hest and at short notice. and always
the and fashionable Goods In exchange your
money.
Remember the place sign of the Eagle Ne 81 Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NONLAN.