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The true Democrat., 1855-11-06

LNEILD X DOLBY beg leave to inform the pub ' lie that they have removed the street to be new brick store house, formerly occupied by John II. Robinson, opposite their old stand where they
 may be found at all times and ready attend on those who may favor them with call; thanking the pub lie for past favors, and hoping to merit continuance of the same. Oct. 23, 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-11-06
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!!
FRESH ARRIVALS.

O0 SACKS Luper Rio Coffee, and 10 bbls prime Su- ~ gar, just received and for sale by
 Oct. 23. 1855 FIELD x DOLBY
The true Democrat., 1855-11-06
IN THE CITY OF CAIRO.

The Trustees of the Cairo City Property,
 Offer for Sale, at Private Sale, q Number
The true Democrat., 1855-11-06
SALT! SALT!
REMOVAL! REMOVAJ!I

nN hand and for sale at the cash store. O Oct. 23. 1855 NJ. OSBORl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03
them as follows

The CAMEL ExrEpirIoN.-Tho "Star" has
some particulars f the progress of the expedition
to the Levant in search of camels to be used on
the western deserts between the Atlantic and Pa
cifc oceans. The u. S. storehouse Supply was
nj runis on tho ith of August. Major WAYNE.
the chief of the expeditions and the officers of the
ship were presented TO the Bay of Tunis, who,
on hearing of the object of the expedition imme
dntely sent them n present oftwo fine camels.
They were gratefully accepted in the name of
the President OF the United States. The Supply
left for MALTA on the 10th of August, courteously
taking as passengers and daughter of Sir Ed
ward $. Baynes, late English Consul General.
The Supply also took on board n beautiful block
If marble from the ruins of Carthage for the
Washington monument, presented by Mr.. David
p. Heap, son of our late Consul. The block is
of variegated (red and white) MARBLE and was
cut from one of the columns of the temple of Es-
culapus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

CAPT JouN S. NICHOLAS who had command
Of the United States steamer Michigan on the
lakes has been retired on furlogh pay. He is
exceedingly popular on the lakes, and his case
seems to excite much feeling. letter dated
Eic september Dist says that meeting of the
merchants there hns already been held and other
will be held Mt Buffalo, Cleveland. Detroit and
Chicago Tho letter further says that Capt
Nionorns bid adieu 10 his ship this morning
Tho crew and officers called aft. and his
detachment from the ship, with the order for his
furlough read Captain NICHOLAS then addressed
them as follows
my lads. yon perceive Tint after nearly forty
vcars service it has been decided that | am in
competent to command this ship-tho fifth that
hnve commanded | believe that your feelings
towards me nre kindly and, If so. wish you to
show them by your obedience, activity. and gem
tral good conduct under my SUCCESSOR and prove
thnt am still competent to leave behind me
ship in good order and Il well.disciplined crew;-
My lads farewell"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03
VOL. 4---NO. so.
DAILY IIRGINIAN.

THE PORTUGUESE IN lLLiNoIs.-The ST. Lou
is Republican contains pleasant account Of the
prosperity If the pooy Portuguese who were exil-
ed from Madeira for embracing Professionalism a
few years ago Many of them in their own coun-
try were persons of wealth; but they lost all for
the truths sake. and were aided to come to this
country and to settle in Illinois by the contribu-
iions Of the benevolent in our country. A con-
siderable portion Of them settled just out of
Springfield. They were entirely without means
when they went there; but they refused no hon
est hbor, however humble and have by degrees
gained and prospered, until now they live in neat
houses, surrounded by little lots of land which
most of them have purchased and own and
prosperous and happy people, distinguished for
their sobriety and morality and their frugality
md industry. The writer says:
"Crime is not charged upon them. They arc
unohtrusive in their manners, strict in their at
tendance Mt church, where they appear dressed
with serupulous neatness They do not inter
frre in the politics of the country, believing that
they have not the knowledge Of our institutions
which would Justify the interference. They feel
that they are secured, and enjoy life liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness and with these, as far
as Government is concerned. they are content"
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q AyDUOu AZ AusassnsT sO,wp'

not SCI offer for sale aet Of innh containing 30
In the immediate vicinity OF the Court House
This ottpd productive we'll wntered aud has u
Euud supply TIMBER ofoinal growth brstd supply
rroud suitable for fire wnod that be regarded
mrNhhusuhl'
Thorc are very for building the
and If desirable building lots would be cut Off
aud sold separately
For terms which viii he accommodating apply In my alb
ID, Robert 1msloy. Whnis authorized 10 sell
tuny T,t. JOHN H. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

PRooF THAT THE MOON IsNOT INIIABTrED.-
DR.. Sooresby, in an account that he has given OF
some recent observations made with the Earl of
Rosse's telescope snys:--"With respect to the
moon, every object ON its surface of LOO feet was
now distinctly to be seen: and he had no doubt
haeunder very favorable circumstances, it would
be so with objects GO feet in height. On its sur
face were craters of extinct volcanoes. rocks and
masses of stones almost innumerabe. He had no
doub, that if such n building us he was then in
were upon the surface Of the moon. it would be
rendered distinctly visible hy these instruments.
Bat there were no signs Of habitatons such AS
uurs--no vesilges of architecture remain to show
that the moon is ever inhabited by race
of mortals similar to ourselves. 1t presented no
appearance which could lead to tho suppostion
that il contained anything like the green fields
and lovely vfrdure ofthis beautiful world of ours.
There was no water ysiblo--not n sea or a riv-
or, or even the measure off reservoir for supply
ing town or faotory--all seemed dcsolate"
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6tGANO.Ne have On hand spmr 200 tons ut the Emily 5
N of Guano that imported last winter So far as
We have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
actnn equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad of its good effect, By noticing Straw
berry Hill tAev pass through farms - W Haxall
Esd A. Garrett Es, H. Anderson, Jr., some Of the
uurebaSofs II. 9aip
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
Richmond
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"
apl Belly Baltimore.
INNING EsEsBs.Issp uEST.-fhe subscriber
takes plcasuc saying to hts former customers and he
public that lac Is now ready receive all kind Of Goods and
Wearing Apparel be dy cd cleaned lie Is fully prepared
hp business all OF Its various branches aud prom
isrs TINT all work ut shall be done In the sery best
style who his wu allesi and those
who not only give him trial become
Ills long experience in the business in the
city Baltimore, warrants him IN saying this much,
ii sou your Goods f cold weather hrlng them In early
JAMES BRADY,
opposite Sampson Dmgnd Il SONS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- sale Tobacco Wheat Torn, Flour Oats Sc, and
other article committed To their From the long
pctcncc of Salmons In the Tobacco trade can but atto
ourselves shall he enabled 10 give satisfaction to all who
wish Ia thai line and Moarmana knowledge
the Wheat and Flour Ia this place for the last ten or twelve
Years viii enable Into the market with equal adv anita
rcs any W. therefore solicit the patron
arc e. u old friends and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

UItGbk SALE 1000 Bonds Of the Virginia aud Ton
u Railroad Company, bearing p"r cent interest
principal aud interest payable IN New York and secured by
second mortgage upon The entire Road and all the assets o
the Company.
These securities regarded of the first class aud VIII be
sold price command the attention of capitalist
Fun information Of the present condition and future prospects
o the Road will be furnished by upon application
June l-d&cts PETERS, SPENCE q co.
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q III, NddOVNTN DIE E6KST DIV OF
N July. 1850 and and after this date all accounts
made viii become due twice year VIZ the lst day
Of January day Of July Al persons owing
made previous ls Of July, and due that day
viii please forward aud pay them, dependent
cash sales alone tho successful prosccu
on business Icing ourselves compelled phy for
purchases year feel that excused tor
requiring like payments GEORGE NJ RttkER s. co.
lv JNgtg
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TERMS.

,,,,,N ,s published tally at So and tri-weekly at
MUM No 5areF until % ., Al, sggeans bg gi
are inserted for @ 80 Zen f"is m Pc f. ,lg9T1 & o
.les iera inner weekly, and then 81 cts
W t charged for each insertion II The number Il
luare wa narkei th Ms vii be publ shed till or
.rIout' AMI TiiE YEARLY RATES ARE:
- daily %
For one sinaTe' 'a,' do o.
for two ,are m semi-weekly ~
~o tended for both papef sntject to special
tract irtisors VIII BE- limited To their Immediate hu
y A1nu'I ,rti.eneuts charged at transient rates.
or the lrcrtseacnts appear in the daily and semi
eky Paert. notices which exceed eight lines charged
far excess
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
gAuns woonuOt.E a CO., sgp unin =

tNEs We0DEsOt -E ~ 60, s:sD Nain ST,
" RICHMOND, u, wholesale and retail Dealers In Rtpbks
STATIONERY riANO-FoRTES, MUSIC AND FANCY
ARTICLES, have for sale ali the school Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Books Blank Books
of every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper; the hest LUX
of all kinds in Globes; New Mnsc Drawing Materials
ard Books Drawing and Painting; Copying Presses. Mahe
matoal Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Gases; Niplns
Guitars Flutes Aeeorieons and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs Pen and Pocket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold Pens surveyors compasSeS aud Chains Books
aud Fancy Articles. for presents.
PlANo-foRlES-fhcir supply Of Piano Fortcs Is from
the established and well known stodar
60, j Il. Durham and Jonas Chckoriug whose mstru.
nenis can be relied for beauty great durability
and elegance of finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale of upwards Of
thousand of these Piano Forus,
spectacle and we'll known families in Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior all respects and of
foftd at the Manufacturers lowest prices.
r. Books hound and Blank Books OF all kinds mannfae.
turcd q
~ Orders by letter faithfully aad promptly attended
II I'm
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JESSE J SALMONS,
THOMAS 4 NppItNAN.

RErERrNCEs--M McDanel Hurt Preston, Armstaad &
Warwick, McNurku Jones' Saunders lrhy Miller Crcn
John O. Mcei Joseph II Wilson, Taylor, Guslcy
Co. Nown 4 Appcfson Iaiafnrro Hamilton, Rucker q
Rodd Joseph Colonan Hornef Watson, Iynchhurg Va,
Scott Halifax tapt Samuel berger, A. II Norman
pittsylvana George Uarstun Henry James NJ W icuweh,
Franklin to Lewis { Arthur Samuel Hnbson, bedford Jcr
~ rzcr Roanoke Wm = Arnold Roekhrdse Thomas
Goodwin Amherst, Col Moses Arnold thmpbolli WIN a.
Gnnuaway, AppomIattoN, torhin II Reynolds boetnurt
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Y MINrEE NMMHNHEMENr Tim 4k&l ..as..... -.

EpHtsH UOsNTAHN urII.-sTONEs-ih
> und rsigncd are now procuring from their eeiere
quarry ~ the Brush Mountain Montgomery county. Mill.
STONES and ~ tS o the very quality fhe repnta-
ton II ts b. widely known, but the railroad giving
Increased facilities in llng orders. hase appointed
McDaui1 Hurt Preston and Ice a Johnson iAuehlnuR
agents. the sale uf them who VIII receive orders aud
have tfeu fulfilled the shortest notice
cur AddrtsS-Blrl tshurp. Mont Eomcry county,, Na
ISRAEL PRICE & 90.
James williams nauyilc, Va. l,eYnolds n G.. Lra4s
Vile y { also uur agents.
feb l4locs l. T. 4 ca.
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u SION MERCHANTS, san fRANtlStp, tAi--oF-
FICE l:}l FROST srREFT NEW loRh)-l"u'H'r at',ml""
paid SALES OF TOBACCO, ant casi 5"u''l '"''' 'i
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited ~
REFERENCES-A. 4 \. Lawrence \ 90, u 'tnn Amen
Davenport Allen y CO. Edmond, Davenport Co. i-nai''
a Watson. James T. Heath. late auditor and trehs"M :"
Co Richmond; McCnrkle 8 Jones Mcdaniel, Hurt PreN
ton r G $ Ferguson Co. aud Minr Crenshaw, l.! men
burg. - .. +, NJ.
n B-Iaving established a branch Of our house IN New
York partner in that city will give his personal
attention receiving transhippmg and securing tn" To-"
est rates freight of commssion1 On all goods r"hsg
rl 10 our Francisco lIonse u..,
Nr.rs Edmond Davenport Co, viii act for us at Rich
- 2S.eodlv.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
1 A>p romsAI.E.--Thc subscriber vi.

i A>e ron SAuG.--Thc subscriber wishes II sell tho
klRAtI or LAND on which he lives, lying ia the
lower end oi bedford county within sixteen miles Lynch
hufE and three aud hato New London Academy, contain
ing 3ot acres More than 100 forest of original
growth The cleared land good the crop shows Tor
hs'N} aud Is in hnc state at fair portion he
hg sci clover aud other and abou, . IN ead
o" Tie plantation is divided into fields with good
ees said Land lies remarkably level between the Rocky
Mount turnpike and the Burkstrd road being hounded by
each said roads leading from Floyd Franklin &e Lynch
hng II has comfortable frame bne cling liose Kitchen,
Granafy huggy House, lee House Smoke House 1ehaeeo
hafns Ae II wen watcrcd with fine Springs aud Creek
runs through Its whole length II is merchant
mils aud near several Churches II has hne Apple and
Peach Orchard of chorc fruit and large Garden superior
quality Such places seldom put n market
further description Is dcrued unnecessary. any
wishing Ia buy had hest himself Possession this
Fall for seeding. and mll possession at Christmas.
lfRMs-one halt the purchase money at Christmas the
balance IN one aud two
Address NtW LoNpoN, Campbell, VA.
la-.AAl I'm = Ill l.
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GaSb% ssEyyaWD.-Ran away from the subscriber,
~ sep \ NEGRO MAN named s9uIkE, aged about - or
black slender about II : TO 10 inches hghi Whs
Bowers in the county of ythc by Floyd lanner"
Syyatt county and bolght by me Of std Bowers ne may
low hu m1lnr MIS- way rouav Of W Sthe or 10 h' c"u
n Pt~l yaula Arcwara OF 50 viii he paid r lh OF or
.'f,ng hlm in any jail in the state. ,n,,,s ecoTr
s.1t &]drtNcfs CHARLES SUI J.
kanawha Republican copy weekly iWe'Ns ana sen"
account 70 this Office
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~ serher has two small FARMS Campbell Court
house, which he desires 10 sell
One Tract lying burtons Greek adjoining the lands OF
Capt I Rossor aud others contains 9i hetWeen -
and 10 acres first meadow land and creek hanns IL
acres of rsrRtc Tobacco land with abundance Plant
land The inproN cncuts suitable small family,
a hrstrate orchard of Young fruit trees
The other Tract cou Beaver Greek and contains loo
with l. o - acres of boom meadow lnnd the wood ad
heavily tmberod good Tobacco land The mproN
are noN and Ia good order forms lihera
SEN IRIS 4,
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ElOtNTS s.aND wAHKaNIs.--Noiitc AK
- TO IilE SOLDIERS OF TIE WAR OF ltl' I.L-I
VIII hc Ia rocept of your LAND WAR .Tpyts
RANTS aud suppose oaeH and every Of you ~~ss~
wish the very highest rrce therefore this Is ia
notify making Ynnr claims sou viii givo
call | have made arrangements In New York, which viii
enable pay than one here or this sdo of New
my lld&cts Agent for Military Claims, iynchburF, Va
NNvANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, with small family
w wishes employ Manager Of Tobacco Factory
had years of steady aud sober habits
following gentlemen for most of whom he has
managed;
IIohsou Johns, ESD, Dnppnrs Springs, u G Rnpsdao &
Co.. Ittsy lvana G. IL Wm Law Esp, DanNhlri John II
Trmhorton lisI do James NJ Booker, Isl, Lyuchburg.
Y Early application requested.
Address JND + MAblNbNt
sop 21dlwSclt PttsylNhnia &. H., Va
FuNO ONtGIDEks-Irapusnls will be received until the
n 2ud of October for the erection of large
BATH NOT SE a the Montgomery White sulphur Springs,
after plans which may be seen application 10 me at Tn"
Springs
Tho job well worthy the attention of builders mud
mn lr u the time several smaller buildings.
Communications may ba addressed TO a the Springs
RO. IL. MOSBN President
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
en- vet %
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IxtArnm WHEEL. MArnR wnnEn..-

NAj AZ a. 81 W ~ s|Es'. " y hfshh J"
w Having obtained permanent agency for the manuiae
tllre sale and use OF GOpbNiN'S PATENT toAflNA
IlDN WATER WHEEL and b. ing sole agent fer t4e stc
Of Virginia. the sui crh takes This method to bring sti ina
proyemeut 5efurc the public,
Its aiYaxasc that gives large pereent power
from The water pond ID as the best shot wheels Being
OF Cast Iron r. durable and ut the time extreme
y simple and not liable 10 get out Of oliar
The Whec and Gate thereto attached with the wafer act
governor making H. not only suitable for grs and saw mills
but for other machinery and back water only lessons IFS
power BY diminishing the head and IS applicable for any bead
from up and The cheapest wheel extant that will
give the power from the water expended haNe them
manufaciu7rda A. O. Dabuoys, Lynohburg Va. VIII set mp
snpcrntcnd the setting whore sales made For further
information address JAMES ". ROBINSON
IN. ub.ll, II A.
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uyOR NEW xOWsS. vim sEyEWsus Wsi.-
n Tho largo and eommhdipus Steamship ! AMES r CE~
TOWN, Capt rAitis enN Nos tity Point. tor NV axILs
York. every WEDNESDAY morning AT nnelock, after
Petersburg arriving In Now YORK next
evening 1hrouhh Tickets including Karond Fare and Meals
Room board steamer, 4iisprond Glass Cars
and Stocrnsc ~. Apph H. LIE & 1OlINHuN
Agents New York aud Nirgnia steamship Go.
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I,undicc, Dys.,rp.in.

I iYEEs sEONpa.iENE, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, ,
IA Chronic Nervous Debility Disease Il the hlneS ana
81 diseases arising from Dsordered Liver ar stomach su'
ard Piles. fuilness faedp Iiea'
tdy stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust tor Food
lueSs weight in the Stomach, Sour frueatehs SINKING
~ 1rng at the Pit ofhe Stomach, swimming ot thr lica
Hurried and difficult Breathing flutterng AT Heart noah
SufOcang Sensations when in lying posture blu
n Of Vision Webs before the sight Fever AMI llu
anm the Head Deficiency Of PerSpiraon 1eoWneNS of IN"
,n and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back. Chest LIMBS &C
sudden FiGsAcS of Heat Burning in the Fl sl tnHi mag
of Evl Of Spirits can be ciln, tua
r cured by DoCIFR HOoflASps CELEBRATED GERMAN
bITEK> prepare ,dby Dr. G IL Jackson German Medicine
Store No TO Arch st. door below sixth PHILADELPHIA
Their power the above diseases Is not cXee"d eqa
ID ny preparation in Tie ne states - the cures
io> many eases after sSlful pin vseans had failed
These Bttcs worthy the aen'en 81 lnFalds Posses
1- virtues the rCctifca1n ef the liver ana lesser
nds exercising the most sear.mg power Ia Waaies- ana
r'ns of the digestive organs hey are "iihal safe 'ein
nd pleas mt.
NRGINIA TFsTiNoSY-Dr.J J. NJ Wilson. Lexng"n a.,
l'b tth -5! sad II entirely oil of tn tt1"ah i'
N They have become all the Nothing else sells
lhe Tenth Legion published NoolStock Ni ea Jan
Hh s5j; a Great Medicine have uniformly RETAINED
'n rrrommondugto to the public II the Yatous Paont
medicines of the day unless thoroughly convince" OF th,"
NaHa Among those consider worthy ot notice. s tl''
faau crs invented bv Dr Hnoh3nd and prepared hN 1T
Jackson Philadelphia One estanec particular in " men
superior virtues this medicine have been tts't h'a ''
n under observation. During the last saumf on
h Ahr3m t-ahil Of tls county. seriously "h'tt'
"d Liver Complaint aud irving IA vain. various rtur
dies he purchased e of the Bitters and after using H. "
much relieved of his distressing maladY that hr "c'
tnlher bottle. and is restored entirely 10 hea
They entirely vegetable, free from all nju uo ist1"
'> always strengthen the system. aud never coStatt H.
For sal wholesale by Druggists in all the princt cities ana
retail ty apothccarics and storekeepes in every town ID "
United States
Nldby SFEOTHER & WHITEHEAD, J. II. lHnNP-
>oN 6 co, and J. II. SEAT y co, Lynehburg. ana Dy
" s
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


.HSBERr EARLY. Dcn,i-,. h"- removed
aud one square above phrels Hotel ian l.dts
4 HfA nOIEs..-'fhis house been opened by MRS n
" A. PA1rEsoN, where would be glad to see lis for
mfr T ,; patrons 1 aud the public generally.
UDWEIu. n uxOwN. C;,i, Enyi,c:,
A. bRdGGHfSMif, ND SHRtEY0R offers lbs profcs
Addrcss-IIHfRrr. ap BOTS
REDEORD HOUSE, opposite Cour,-hon-c.
- MAIN 81, LIBERTY, Va, con the site Of hotel
formerly kept by wm. Terry. esp
he above house now rebuilt the modern style and fur
hShtd IN the best manner is opened for the reception
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts
. QUAkl.Es sTErTOE. i'roprctors
q HAGk will always be in readiness to convey the
guess of the House and their baggage and from lhe Rail
road tree Of charge ap l3dts
NIcIOlsRr.E ~ JONES. Wholesale aud re-
NC MERCHiV7S and manmfaanrsrs Of sMoKiNG AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAIN ST, LYNcHBuNG, Va, viii
ToBkcco, Corn BAeoS, I ARB 1T i TIER Iii &e. &c.
Liberal advances will be made all eonsignments whcu
HNKANNLsN BROTHER, whoic-nIr aud
~ RETAIL. GRoGERS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AeIt door to Lbyy Baroh0ase, MlIA ST, Lyac16ug, Ia
NOWLsN n ApPERsoN. Groccr- aud Com-
VA keep constantly hand general assortment Of GRO
CERES LlQroRs, dc Particular attention paid re
ceyng and forwarding Goods and Tobacco and the sale Of
all kinds Of Produce. mar l6ts
A EE n JOHNSON. Wholesale and Retail
H1rSrS 4 rN @ in , a N =, :, la
Stock SOCK Of > Gno1nhiTs X S I qoRs NOV noMEsTlc COOS
they invite the attention of their friends and the public general
Y sDIAM a s.TasANTs - a,i TSnnr.o sncn AScn's a =
Broadway, New York
Liberal advances maie on consignmcnts Liuly 7d3m.l
lll,ESNrNssErlirr De rsslir a .KoKXv. pHoDTCE W COW
Ae NILSSON MERCHANTS for the sale OF Flour Grain
! Water St. New York lmar 29tsl
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sE GOassN.As. ..aaks U4Aa a, Ay - a. - =;
va Pure Juice Wine. pura French brah1y, ,''iN
Naa London Porter and Wpfs Aromatic 'ei gdhn Srhnlis
AZ these articles are warranted pure aud saittbie f de
"' purposes. For sale by JOIN H. ,I.Alt,
~ Hts DtrEgis'
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nDRuSsi ON NOiK sHORsEs.-NGWt LIVE
AD RY SrAELE.-Iho undersigned respectfully informs
the ct1ous at Iynchhurg thai he Is prepared 10 re- n
livery the most accommodating k~A
terms the old stand of Bca NJ liruee. A-1'
BLACKS, BuRgcs aud Horses for hire and Hacks run
every tourt day to Campbell Court llenae
TERMS or TAXING HORSES on LIVERY 49, -
Yer month n"
Fer week '
t,r ,,V hb
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