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MECHANICS,
Inventors, and Manufacturer

1Hk TENTH VOLUME OF THE SCIENTIFIC
Il Ah.hoAN commenced on the 9th Of September
II = an ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL devoted chiefly 10 the
promugaon Of niCrmatiOn relating 20 the various Me-
ehanle and Chenie Arts Industrial Manufacturer Agr-
culture, Paierk, Inventions, Engineering, Mllwolk,
and all interests which the light Of Practical Science Is
calculated to advance.
It's general contents embrace notices Of the latest and
best Scientific Mechanical Chemical, and Agricultural
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application notices Of New Processes IN all branches f
Manufactures Practical Hints on Machinery; iniorma.
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involving Chemical Science. Engineering, Architecture;
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with news and information upon thousands Of other sub
jeets.
Reports Of U, S. Patents granted are also pnblished
every week. including Ofcial Copies Of ell the Patent
Claims; these Claims published in the Scientific
Ameriean in advance Of all other papers.
The Contributors TO the Scientific American are
among the most eminent scientific and pIaeca men Of
the times. The Editorial Department is universally
acknowledged to be conducted With GREAr ARLIrY,
and to be distinguished, notOnly for the excellence aud
uuthiulness OF the discussions but for the caessness
with which error is combated and false theories are ex
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Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemists Manu-
iaeturers Agrculturss aud people in every profession
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sides atfordng them continual source Of knowledge,
the experience Of which is beyond pecunaIy estimate.
The Scientific American is published once week,
every number contains eight large quaro pages form.
ing annually complete and splendid volume illustrated
with several hundred original engravings.
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ROAD TAX.

A their regular March session, the Commissioners NJ
Carroll County, Ohio, levied tax for Road pfrnoses
OF hveenths OF one mile on each dollar Of yauaton of
the taxable property of said county Is cents on sI0O
wncn tax may be discharged by labor on public hgb.
hrst day of April and the first of October nnder tb
direction OF the supervisors of the several road districts
J. l. BLACKBURN,
CarrOlltOn, June 10, e55. Iiuu''or e..
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Again We say, lay aside all dreaded antiei.
PatiOns Of possible defeat Of frisrds, and let
the result be What it may, as to individuals
reeOllest. We are all brethren in pursuit. Of the
same great end. viz: the overthrow OF the
black power, and the reign Of the 0Iigarchs.
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0, Major General George E. Puob
%, cock. a.dnndle hnnhio - ="

u cock a-doodle, doodle doc.
We FEE by the Cincinnati papers that Gov
Medlll has appointed United States senator
george Il. Pugh Major General of the First
DIVISION Of the Ohio Militia. Will somebody
teil us by what law or under what antboritv
tnis appointment was made? We shall disouss
this matter hereafter.-O. s, Journal
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LAST NOTICE.

am again constrained to call upon all who have un.
paid costs remaining due me on the docket in the
Probate office, to attend promptly and discharge the
same THIS is Positively THE LAST NOTICE, and those
ihte rested negectng to avail themselves of it, on or
before the 18th of next month may expect visit from
an OFFICIAL ERIENO,who will look for pay for his trouble
A. w. MORRISON
Carrollton, July 10, 1866.
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A singular case of murder and suicide late.
ly occurred at St. Louis. a young man nam.
ed Blessing of respectable family, whose sis
ter had been leading dissolule life in that
city, invited her to ride with him into the
country, where he shot her, and immediately
self. 'A0' n'ui'
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Having determined to remove to Iowa, wish to sell
my Hotel property in Carrollton Ohio, known as the
western Exchange HOTEL" now, and for many years
occupied by me as tavern The buildings are large
and commOdous, and the stand at the corner Of Lisbon
and Market Streets, fronting the "Pubc square, and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
mere Is good store room in part of the Hotel Build
iGgs large stable calculated for fifty horses and on
separate lot from the Hotel III be sold with the prom.
erty. If not sold before the middle Of August next,
the same will be Torrent Terms very fair and reason.
ablei and possession given Immediately Call on the
undersigned. RICHARD Ii, LEGG EFT,
Carrollton, Ohio, July 10, 1855. If.
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"The way Of the Traus0ro..o, l., IT,,
S4,408,433

Inc way OF the TransgressOr is Hard y
The following communication we elm Eon,
the Ohio State Journal, from which it will no
seen, the way things are working in the Capi.
'al city, over Medary's dastardly demauogua
course towards the citizens relative to the riot
Of the 4th inst: '''
For the Ohio State journal.
nANEAhNEN Although my principles here.
sO'Ore' nave been Democratic, Tor rather o.
the order OF Sam Medary,' ] still 1 feel that vor
Will grant me small space in your columns -
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The Legislature of Nebraska has passed a
law prohibiting the sales or manufact ure of
intoxicating liquors to be used as a beverage. ,.
The "Nebraskian" says that there is not an
establishment in the whole Territory where
intoxicating liquor is sold.
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HE first homeopathic practice was com
menced in New ! ork in 1895 practI,;onar. ~
rapidly increasing, in 1914 a convention Of
h,omeoopathlsts was held in that city, and the
American Institutes of Homeopathy organized,
which holds its annual session. The number
Of homeopathic physicians in the Union is 90.
tImated at from 1900 to 1000, of whom 100
are in New York. wv
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The two State Committees of New York
Wing and RepubGcan-have issued calls for
Conventions on one and the same day, at Sy-
racuse' to be held on the 26th day of Septem.
Der next having undoubtedly in view a
course of action similar to that pursued by
Ohio,
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AIlacllmenI NnIice-

my instance an attachment was issued m tho oo,s
"A day OF May, 1855, by James Hyett Justice "f
the Peace OF Augusta township Carroll county on, VI
against the property and effects of William Belts sn
lars. uVnE , siAIy tntee dol.
June IA, 1S55.-Sw. '''n AAA'
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A man who lives at Cleves, Cermont coun.
w. was lately stung by locust. The effects
OF the wound were similar to those produced
Oy the bite of mad dog. He has violent fits
SO tha' 1t takes five or SIX men to hold him in
bed, and he has bitten his tongue into STRINGS
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NOTICE.

th the Ses creditors Of Anderson R. Dempster decd
~, on tHe EIt1 day Of June, A. D. 1885, the Probate
court OF Carroll county, Ohio, declared the Estao 20
anderson Re Dempster, decd probably insoIvsrt -
creditors are therefore required to present their coa
against the Estate, to the undersigned for allowance
W %ilnih SIX months from the time above menlopod ~
they will not be entitled to payment. '''H'u' OF
Leesburgh, July 1855. - Il 0N4'
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Money Wanted.

would take this method of requesting those
l. Indebted TO me, TO call and paw their sew.
eral accounts and notes, quick as possible as am
anxious to leave here as can, and as have
nothing to keep me here only the collection of INV ac
counts, will receive it great favor if nv fiends
VIII call soon. 1t not my desire to be compelled 70
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN Ii. BRA CKIN,
OF the late firm Of Cummings & Brackin
April 8, 1855 IT,
N. d. All accounts, notes not paid soon will be left
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26

The Know Nothing State Council Of Illinois,
closed its session al Springfield on the I4th
inst. Considerable difficulty arose upon the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise; but,
upon vote being taken, the ant-slavery plat.
form was adopted by a vote of IS to 35.
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Two candidates I" Commissioners.
Also one delegate from each township, to
meet delegates from Stark county, to nominate
. capdidste for Senator, on the 9th of septem,
Der next, at Minerva.
The deplorabe condition Of The financial af
fairs Of our tax.ridden State, as well as the
dlAbOlical Optrages recently and continually
peTpetrAted By the diScipleO of Pierce, Atchi
son and Douglas, upon the orderly and law.
abiding citizens of Kanzas, and elsewhere, have
become SO frequent and enormous in their ex.
tent, that all true loyers Of Liberty and Repub.
licanism should arouse and shake the dew.
drops from off their garments and meet the
foes Ofhuman rights by an exhibition of that
genuine patriotism, energy and indomitable
will, that characterized the sires of &c, and
still inhsrentin their sons Of this generation.
By order Of Central Committee,
JOHN BEATTY, Chairman.
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The Liquor dealers of New York city held a
meeting on the evening of The 18th, INST, and
made arrangements for the immediate issue of
their new organ-''The Age" A fund of
100000 was raised for the support of the
paper, of which Mr.. French, of French's Ho.
tel was to be the CONDUCTOR. He subscribes,
$4,000.
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DAVENPORT. lowA-We are really surpris.
ed TO find with what rapidity the wealth Of
these Western cities increase, We notice the
assessment Of Davenport township, as given in
the Gazette oftbat place, to be, four millions
four hundred and eight thousand, four hundred
and thirty three dollars
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COME AND SEE

HE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the
PG3hc tnat they have located for the hot season at
sne Harlem Springs, and are prepared at all times and
II kinds of weather. to take Daguerreotvnes in ~
S1est and most approved style. Being prepared with
Ge best OF material and the most approved
VI SIDE and sky light and from their former experiences
IN the business they atter themselves that tbeg win bo
"Oe TO please all; All ork warranted not to fade.
NO charges Will be made unless the work is satisac.
tory. Terms reasonable-So come along SN''''O''
Come young, come old, come all,
Come every one of you
To ]. B. GilSon's hall,
And have your likeness true;
That generations all
May know how you did look,
When we your pictures took.
N. B. Dark dresses preferable. J. B. gibson
July 5-'55. If
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RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

Ok the Prevention and Cure Of Intermittent an Re-
mlttent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chils and Fever
Uumb Agus, General Debility, Night Sweats and ali
other forms of disease which nave common origin in
Malaria or Miasma.
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely
protect any resident traveller in the most sick
ley or swampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious di.
sease whatever, or any injury from constantly nhalug
Malaria or Misama.
twill instantly check the Ague in persons who have
su Tered from any length of time from one day to TWEEN.
y years, so that they need never to have another chill
oy continuing in use according to directions The pa
tlent at once begins to recover appetite and strength
and continues until permanent and radical cure is ef
iected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed in German
French and Spanish, accompanying each bottle. Price
one Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A, RHODES, Providence, R. l.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
NEw.YQRK, June IL, 1855.
nave maue chemical examination of "Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure" or "Antidote 10 Malaria ana
ha 5e tested for Arsenic Mercury Ounne and Srvcb
nine, but have not found particle of either in Il nor
have found any substance in its composition that wond
prove Injurious to the constitution
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. d. Chemist,
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
-, LEWIsBURG, Union Co., Pa, MAY @ 1888.
MR. D A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir The box Of medicine
you sent me was duly received on the IL tn of April
nave sold about one half of it, and so far the people who
nave used 1t are satisfied that it has cured them It has
certainly stopped the Ague in every one who has used
anu SIX Oh the cases were of long standing Ny sis.
ter VINO has had it fer five or six years back and copd
never get it stopped, except by Quinine and that onv
Us long as she would take it, is now. | think entrelv
cured by your remedy. G. R. McGiNLYSS'
CAUTION TO AGUE UFFERERS.
rake no more Arsenic Tonics, Mercury, Febrifuges
known inetcency Of these noxous poisons proves them
70 be the offspring either Of false medical principles or
OF % mercenary quacks. The only remedy in existence
That is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
For sale in CarroltOn by G. A. BEOGEL, and dealers
generally. - "1N O''''S
July, 10 1868, 1y.
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The Terre Hauta Courier of the 10th SAYS
"Last week woman in Sibleytown, gave birth
to four children, three boys and a girl the
children are of remarkable size, the smallest
being a whopper."
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GA ~ HM

: FOR BUTTER AND EGGS,
WILL FAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
SAsh' ior Butter Eggs, and all kinds OF Produce.
during the season. | have rented Mr. R II -
getrs storeroom, opposite the indian Queen House.,
Shere will be always on hand to see my Giepds2
come along, therefore, and get money for your extra
Those who are indebted to me can now have an On.
poftuhlty oil PAYING their accounts with rRo,ucE.
ou, JOHN II. BRACKIN,
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WlLLOUGHBY'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier,

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
IL the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta
Washington and East in Carroll county, Ohio. would
inform the citizens of that part of the county that am
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice and
terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
Oh raising and conveying water from the spring to the
house, which is admitted to be one of the bes
tus Tor labor saving in the female department now in
use Warranted to give satisfaction ~
p A. b. ANY communications for me can be left At tba
ration House Carrolton, Ohio, '"'
'uy ~ 1900 TT E. S. WOO DBORNE
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SANDERS
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE,

FaI6nItd June 3, 1852.
NAIS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
wheat fields. It will work well on rough stony
ground the teeth being the common metallic spring
teeth. ITS operation Is the simple and easy Of any
horse cake IN use The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached IN the
axetrce which is the head of the Rake with hinges on
tho ont side attached to the shafts the head vbrates
on the axes as is required by the operator to leave the
ioad when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to all
classes OF men, This is the cheapest simplest and best
horse Rake now in use at all Fairs where exhibited it
has taken the premium,
have purchased the right for Carroll county from
the Paentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers of Lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
model of the RakeCan be seen at the Patton House
oarronton' umo. IS. W00DBORNE.
July l2, 1855, IT,
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VHlS edical Journal is published monthly, in num-
bers oil As pages each s2 90 per aunum in advance.
1t is devoted to the cultivation ef Medical Science in
spirit OF hberaty and progressive reform, and aims to
assist It's readers in becoming familiar with those i'm
provements which have enabled the most skifu Amer
cln practitioners to produce results which were
considered impossible. 1t aims to abolish the old err
rors and abuses of Practical Medicines, by substituting
accurate science and the safe results of clinical
experience. The Journal has been established many
years. and enjoys extensive circulation among lber-
alminded physicians.
July, 26 1855.
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County Republican Convention.

The anti-Nebraska, anti.Administraton, Re.
pubiCsaI Of Carroll County, are respectfully
invited TO meet at the Court House in Carroll
tOn, on Saturday, the 25TH DAY OF AUGUST
1855, at IL o'clock, NJ, in Mass Convention,
for the purpose Of selecting suitable candidates
for the following offices.
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RatesOf Advertising.

y Ten Ines or Isss q Iolid Brewer WI Be cOnsjd
eFed Square.
- AdVsr tissFs must De particular to marx the mum
bsr Of insertions on the face Of their advertisements
Or ASE vi be published pptl ordered cut and charged
accordingly.
- Advertisements should be handed n by TUEs
pAT HoREIEs, 10 insure insertion that week.
- Jos WORK neatly and eIPedIOusly executed at
tls olaes. On the shortest possible police.
EEGF0. A. OROFBT, 7Ss South Fourth street, a.
boVe Walnut, Philadelphia Is authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor US In that city.
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CARTER's SPANISH MINTUHE.

fE'liE tIREAI PIRlf TER CT TIE Bli1OD,
i Not IT gagfir'c IF Ne,csry ~ H.
Az iSF,lLlplE Rrntpr for Seroh,lo. kmg'. Evil.
Rhcumarism ObsnnnJo Guiancous Erurteus, ru.
Pile. or Pnstue. On t5e Face Blutchcs Soil- Ctnnir
Sur Eyes, Riar Worm a. Teter Scald Head, En-
l,rgemeut nnd Pun Of the Roaesa joints. Stubborn
lerts SypHlitir Dis r,icrs, lumbngn, Spinal Com
plants anJ "i Disrsrs arising from m ioludicious
oseei Mercury. lmptudcnee IN Life, on lmruriy OF
the bio"d.
ihlsRhinhplo Medicine winch hns becone celebrated
or the number al extraordinary ntoa eheeted through
is agency has Induced The prop ietar at the urgent ~
Iues OF Their iand /" "'cr II Ia the public whcF they
10 With the utmost confidence Ia its virtues and won
icrinl enniive pro critics he following eertho"te-.
+eltc'td huma large number, are however, stronEci
testimony than tue nerr M"tl OF the prorretorS; n7d
~" MI from gentlemen wei hoo 'h IN 'hrit iooai'@
ina OF the highest resrotn"hy' n"nJ "' them reH'"'hs
IN the ''ily "l Richmond va
r boi Esq "' the hhta"nge iinir' h'ti
r"na' known every where' shNr II" mas zen tue N'd'
enc ealled GnIef spanish NlAin'' administered ~
|ef n 'd''d eaaes' IN al Tue diseases ''r WIN
u IS fe'nnn'naeh WIN 'he 'h"s' a'i, "'hng goo" -,
quits lie say IT'S tho most 'Ntra'd'n'ry medicine h'
has ever seen
As.e al" ftrer-'tf t"tt,--i hereby e''i"N 'n''
Tor three years ha heuobhh rover "t :" 'ne mos. VIZ
lent description, Ind Sc Verh fl5sr am took large
pantties o'S inihe, Mercury, and believe All "''
i"nies nd Ne't'c1 hnt AT without any Permanent re-
ile'' Al last / irlel carter spanish h's'"', wv"
""'iIos ct wh'rh efreln"'y cured me- ana am ,"plN
to Ia, haV" had 'enh'' Ginls or ''vr' ,'hee con
hdeI IL the p'st Tome y" the world NM oiy hlc"'
cine TINT ever reached m, c"se. JOHN loNephN'
ben'et pnn' near hiohmond VA
y. H. Luck h.l now IN h'ehm"nI' ana '' many
years IN inc '"s 1hte nus sieh conn e"'' III IN" ~
'nn'sh'ng r'hrncy "l Garter an'~n MlNue, 'h't NJ
as bought upward ct % '"'t'fs wh'Gh he ha" s"e'
2ENny to ne h'hri 'a WI 'u'" snS Nc mas N'' N"""'
VITO ia'l when laheh W'"lu'hs IL d''V''oh1.
DR. hinge. IA practising PhYsieian a.'' Formerly o'
heCity liolcl III city ct richmond snys 1oh" wit
rnssod in number OF instances the elects of Carter
Spanish Mixture Which were mos, t1ul surprising, lilo
says In case oi ConsumtIion dependent the Liver
the good effects were wonderful inderd.
Samuel NJ Dunker, "i the hrn at D'Inker y Mo Ills,
Richmond, was CURED ct Liver Complaint 81 yens
standing, by the ii TWO bottles OF Cnfiers slnnir
Mixture
Great twc n Sefet"ld The editors oil the Rich
mond hepnbron Ind servant employed IN her press
loom. cured al Vuient Scru'un, cnmb ned win hhcu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

&c i.t'oLurioN IN CmNA.-The latest ac.
counts from China are unfayorable 10 tho oauso
OF the insurgents. Extracts from the peLip
S ga; extending from Sept. 9th until Sent
pun enronc'e the recopture If several towns by
llr l"PeaN Troops, aud the destruction in tho
aggregate. of s,,ne twenty tbnn.ord ;,,s,r..,
This la>t iSnn doubt crent eyn,esra,s,,,
INT utter nRklnE NIL due allowances. itisr,i.
n'nt INN the prospects ofthe Insurgents are Mt
present dl,couraging. They are scarcely les.
so at the south than at the north. In the neirb-
o1fhpod OF Cnnton, tho insurgents hive ,ntTcr
cd serious reverses, in consequence of which
the vessels OF the imperialist. which Ind been
confined with the Bogur for several months. now
venture out The gentry aud merchants have
contributed largely towards the defence of Con.
ton, and have subsidized ten Thousand mon e.,
the relief of Shun teh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

Know NoTnISGs IN TExts.-At the recent
municipal elections in Texas, the Know Nothngs
appear to have been very successful. AtAustln,
san Antonio, Houston, Victoria and Layaeea,they
carried every thing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
Roanoke College,

FACNII1.
Rev. David T. Bttlc, A. NJ President md Profr.
of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
s. Cnrsone Wells A. NJ, Prof, Mathematics snl
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won lIoxar, Prof Ancient md Modern Ian
gmges.
V. + Bolton, Tutor.
FE'iiiS lnsiitution lornted nj Salem VA, will com
J. mence Its session October 4th. Expenses for
the session OF months including Triton, Bonid
Roomrent. Fuel Lights aud lneidcnt expenses, 81 u.
For particulars address the President.
mug l9-dsc6mos Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

| IMPORTANTLY il il my intention to mike
Aan extensive pn chssc oi Milennry and tnncy Good
of every description in the Spring viii sell the
mander OF my foods ut very reduce prices. would
ndvise every body call and my fancy goods such
Be- nnrtts, Rbbons Clonns Shaw II pods nj ihcr
Bonnetts tor ch1ten II 1sery, Guvcs, Lacs,, Embr Of
dcri. of the hest character; Head Dres. Caps cnH
be cxcrllcd oh lis 10 be talking puper.
Cc1e md ser the prcrtIcst goods extant.
ice 25.dhcaiuw ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31

poubfEn-fh he report started by u Washing
ton paper relative 10 any excitement and antic-
pa''d outbreak in Cuba, because the Cortes re-
fused t" sell the the island to the United State is
considered doubtful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-31
A CARD.

1--WE subscriber thai rs II his patrons and
hicuds for the bc,a patronage he flowed lin
sinrc lie commenced the Book business in this peec,
and comments 10 their confidence his succossors-
Wilhnms Hooper
ian % ts r. A. WILLIAMS,