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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-24

Fall Trade.
Gate city Boot and Shoe store.
No. u Nam street, between Fourth md Fifth
FINHE undersigned would respectfully call ~
l. the attention of the Ladies and Gentle HNl
men If hankuk ard vicinity, ~ ther fine andy
Well selected stick cf Boots sAd ~hoae now
opened and for sale at the sb >c establishment com
prising all kinds Of Ladies, Gents, NJ issee Boys
and Children i WEAR of a styles, grades and sizes
Ihese goods nav been selectsd with special reference
TO neatuess Of style and durability and VIII b. sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost AS We
are determined not - b undersold by any house IN
the city. Piease give u call. An examination Of
gods and prices is tie only favor ask
sept. s, ls53.--d H. e. HUlshAMP i BRO.
Boots and shoes Wholesale.
IL ANlAG opened a house IN this city for the pur-
L pose of carrying the Wholesale boot and
Shoe business, respectfully call the attention Of
the trade To large and we'll assorted stock
which 10 being received direct from the best
anufaetoTes ia Massachusetts. Ii is our intention
TO always keep On hand complete assortment Of
goods in the line, and offer such inducements as will
obtain for liberal share Of patronage.
Country merchants Will do well to call and exam
me cur stock before they purchase.
July I'd CARTER & co.
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rI,o J0t RNEYMEN TAIL0Rs. Wanted, imme-
i diately, at No 5, Third Street two Grst rai,
journeynen tailors. None Others need apply.
sep27 Il J. M. TYLER
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NeVt Jcwefry Estabiishsnent
PAKMEIE q CAMPBELL

<eN Jewefry Estabii shment.
pAKMEIE a CAMPBELL
IIAVE just opened store Oh Main street, b.
j L tween Second ami Third, where may b. found
IA entire stock r
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Paar aud mantle Clocks silver spoons. forks knives,
&c., pure n coin. Nsw and fashionable Jewelry
plated fine pocke cutlery IN fact everything
and dssirahle III this tns aud which may BE-
bought cheaper than ciscwhyrt
FI- III. public generally urc invited ~ call and
examine the stock whether they ywsh T. purchase or
NOT.
keokuk 0etobe- i, ,55-d&wy
n. W. JONES,
f>uceessor 10 +. Slngeriand,)
nEALFR in Clock Watches ana Jewel R
- ry, second street, lreSt door 10 Charles a
Parsons Banking House,1 hcokuk. Iowa. <&slIt
Tue subscriber las jus, received large and
beautiful stock of tiold and SILVER Watches, Gold
Jewelry, dc, comprising. he latesi styles of Ladies
Ereast Pins Ear Riugs, FINER Rings Cbh Pins,
Gold Guard aud Fol- Chains, Keys, Seals Silver
Thimbles, Gold Slides Snaps Studs, Gold Pens
with or without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
NATCu REPATRfSG.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker
feels competent 10 repair he mos difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted IL his care.
All work warranted 10 give sai isfacton.
CoHGIcT TIME
The public may resi- assured thai he correct time
is ana always Viii be kept hy
Nay ~ tS33.--lIN w. JONES.
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pENNSYLvANIA FOUNDRY.

Cor. Main and Eighth Strrets,..... hEOh Ih low A,
rIH WlChERSllAM Il SONS, manufacturers Of
i Steam Engines and Mil Machinery. \ gen
erai assortment Of Castings adapted to the Of
tue country constantly on hand jail dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-24

pared q execute an orders n ms line, n the most
work manike manner. Periodicals., Music Books
mpAlets, dc., bound, and Old Books rebound IN
ANY variety of style.
Having superior stock II materials for the man
ufaetare Of Blank Books particular attention will
be given TO the orders of Merchants, Bankers,
Steamboats,, and County Of.cers. All blank books
will be PACED when desired, and warranted in every
respect.
j. Ii. WESTc0TT.
l.. ]. ADAMS, Agent.
49,, GtrIr,
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II. Il. COPELIN.

ISOKW ARDING and Commission Merchant, whole
i sale dealer in Groceries aud Produce, No. 6l Lc-
yeo, keokua, Iowa.
\, B.--Particalar attention paid 10 the Forward
ing business.
April IL, lS5i.---d&w
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3. w. A. II. TUCKER.

i TNPpKTEkS and wholesale dealers IN Hardware
i and Cutlery Of Main and Second Streets,
slgn OF the RED PADDOCK.
July % ls54--dly.
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). =. REERI..

-
NJ AIN Street between sixth and Seventh Whole
VI sails and Retail Dealer 10 loves Hollow Ware
InHer's Stock, SC. Also manufacturer If I'm
topper, and Shecl-Iron Wares.
Roofing and Jobhny in ] in, Copper. and sheet
Iron, which Will warrant 10 give satisfaction.
Jniy - 1870 div j. 5. BEEbE.
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WILLIAM WINTER. Proprietor.
4 t3kNER Second and tcdAr Streets, Fort Madi-
u son, iowa
~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free If
charge.
~ Stages leave this House daily for heokuk
and Burlington
.lune 25 1855. q
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Justice OF rhc Peace.

rTiIE undN r-ignci would inform his friends ID
| tito country th4 his flies II On Main, between j
2a anil 81 sEree,s. heokHk. Iowa, oyer the Haruea-
sore H. wia Attend ~ tire collection of al ac-
counts entrusted o. his care, with promptnesS. Ac
counts sent hy mail. pcstpad, ~lli receive atteh.
tlsn, and the money returned ordered.
EDM ARD COLE.
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WINS HOUSE.

maDle e3Iblhtie fehV' a9l1u throughout lut tuIrt
Frsmlses. liz u n0N prepared 10 receive tue pat
rpnage ot tAe pihhc, and believes be meet tue
.ganza q all who desire good House.
~ hopes. hy close application a. the business
ard attention 20 the many wants of the traveller, 70
merit and obtain share Of patronage.
~ Baggage taken to and from Boats free IF
charge. CHAs q. BJ NkEI.I.
A9rff 1St5 tiff
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WILLIAM u. SMITH.

DEfi0wS MANUFACTURER Bgnct street, near
ID Franklin, tialvna, Iii.
keeT~ constantly hand Bellows of every descrip
ton which viii bv sod a. low and Oh az good terms
be purchased clse where.
y. Bs-Evay BELOW. warranted 10 give satisfac-
ton
August q, 1s55.--l6ms
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I. A.. BRIpGLAAp. JAMES WATT
RKIDGLAND AND WATT.

=
yXTH0LESALE DEALERS in Best brand. Of
w Virginia Tobacco and Importers Of fine la
yana Cigars, West Side Of Third street, between
Nam and johnson, keokuk Iowa. sep % Sind
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W h. sovRRyTrAg. J0Hvsos Er pp. c. u. BHABF al
n. y. Produce A Commission House

c0MMEkNILiE, BRADFORD 4 tD., 6enerhl
- Produce, Commission ard Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans. Particular attention pad - the par
chase ami sale Of Western Produce. Also, " the
Receiving AMI Forwarding business generally. Or
ders res pectfuliy sohelted, No. al Iehpapitoalas
street.
Juiy 70. Is55.-ily
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JAMES T.. BRUCE,

yyTH0LESALE and retail dealer IL Foreign an'
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes
Hats. Gaps, Bonnets, Trimming, dc, No. st MaiI
Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Feb. :, 1870.
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

l.. ]. ADAMS, Agent.
AUGUST II. 1853. d&wly
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REYNOLDS Drug s,1rc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28
A Partisan Novelette, by Eugene
GuinOt

a few years ago there appeared in
one Of our most glittering confectionery
stores, a fair young girl with a lovely
face. She had been engaged for the
short and busy period, to assist there, to
add by her appearance 10 the great vogue
Of this establishment
Eight or ten days before New Years
day, gentleman, we will call him Bar.
on =, though that is not perhaps his
real title, entered the store to purchase
some New Years gifts, The Baron was
a rich provincial land owner, who had come
to Paris TO pass portion of the winter
there, and wished to do things as became
a wealthy and distinguished batcbelor,
Us well as man Of taste. lie addressed
the handsome blonde, caught at once by
her gentle face, desiring to see the richest
goods, aud they were laid before him
beautiful boxes, elegant bags, charming
fancies, all those wonders Of gliding and
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al stellnnp
The Unknown Guest.

nr.vtNtcrrvcr ot, ,rtl, rpV,,r t.rt,N.
oHe p'e'S'h' evening III 'h' 'n'H'h OF
June !" '"e year - man was oo'
served entering inc "orders oi wood
near the Hudson hlVer' his appearance
NAV oi person ABOVE the common rank.
.,,, ~ ha,o 1;m;e"l u'unS ,''.aIc
nf ~ sou;rcn md from his m,Iners nrn.
nounced bin proud bu, those more nc.
rn.,.n,. to ..c;cty wnpIJ i.fo,r van
that .iere was >omcihing like military
I'd. ~ ID, HIN. llis horse painted as if
T. hai h.en hard pushed for some miles.
yet fron the owners frequent STOPS to
enrr.s abe la''n' animal le c1ali not
hy chang i wiih wart of hta,i.;,c lnt
seemed % le actuel hy somo or.cnt
necessity The rier fo.slkrg cac4
road Cor bycra,h leading through the
woods lndlcatcd lc-'re 60 a7oll- .4a
gaze cf other travellers ila bad Lc,
,cft lbc ha1,e where hc u1a.r.l th.
direction Of 'he Aforementioned PATH.
before the qu.c'ud -Di the place was
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28
For the Register,
Education in Vermont.
NECESSITY oE sCHInL LAW, oBJEcIIJNs
TO IT, &C.

NECESSITY oF sCHInL LAW, oBJEcII0Hs
TO IT, &C.
AlD. EpiIoK-Dcar ST.: How iil,lu
aware people generally are of the allrer.
yadng aud beneficial influence Of good
laws How little do they realize the
constan; agency OF law, in the protection
aud security Of their rights, aud in tho
possession and augmentation Of their
blessings It's difrusiye and benign iu.
iucuce is like that of tie light, that en-
lightens us,and Of tho air We breathe met
everywhere in all our ways aud walks.
Legislation has created i,s barriurs be-.
tween separate interests, aud made the
invasion Of thoirprecincts penal, 1t has
spread the network Of principles and pen.
al is out over every er.on aud class OF
society, as a strong aud safe tent to dwell
in, so that We all dwell as in munitions
of rocks, What but the existence and
action OF law, human and divine, give:
our nation its pre-enineDce tor excellence
of civil and religious institutions, intelli
geuce and euserPrise, order and tran
guilty of society the harmonious action
Of the machinery Of business, above the
most unenlighteusd and savage tribe,
on earth Good law is the atteriaI and
venous system Of the whole body polite
snd the muscular fibre Of its strength
1t gives health, aud vigol ous and harmo
nicus action, to every nerys aud function
of the entire framework. It gives yigoi
and force to the whole. If these thing
are so, then how importont aud response
BILE the Office Of the maker, executor
and administrator of lawl How essen
tial to the public good are able, and up
right legislators, intelligent and honss
lawyers and jurists, .nd enlightened ip
lpsrsisl, fair, just, iuaieous, decided, IN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

The LARGEST LIBRARY is ras
WokLD-The Paris correspondent Of
the Providence Journal writes that the
BibiioiFcqMe Nationals, in the Rue
Richelieu, contains at the present tins
fourteen hundred thousand volumes,
-or about four times the whole nunl.
Der of books in tho public libraries CT
Massachusetts,. The volumes are most.
ly iu handsome binding, If colored leath-
er enriched with gilt. and are placed in
solid walls from floor to ceiling, With
network for protection as high as the
hand can reach Above this are slender
iron galleries extending through tie prin.
cipal room. The library is open to tie
public daily, with the exception of Sun.
days and fete days, sndany person may
visit it for purposes Of business or study.
One largo room is devoted to students.
and is furnished with all the appaia atus
necessary for examining works aud TAX
ing notice. The business Of the institu-
tion is conducted in g very methodieal
manner A visitor can procure any vol
ume he wishes BY simply wiring its
name upon slip OF paper, ana henulnG
it to one Of tie numerous assistants.
The library includes numerous books Of
engravings, illustrating the progress Of
that branch Of tho arts from its earliest
infancy and many artists are oons,sptlY
employed in copying OF studying their
contents The building which ia occu.
pied as The Bi5iiothsqus Nlt,oHals was
formerly Tie palace Of the Cardinal Mar
grin.
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The Lay OF the Lovers Friend.



wopld all womankhd were dead,
Or banished DER the sea;
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

Major Eastman, Of the Patriot, ap'
nolnces that be has taken in, as assistant
editor a cousin, Of the same name. who
was formerly publisher Ofa paper in Lit
tletol, n II,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

Geo W. Grseb. tho banker who vas
convicted some time siuee u the murder 4
Of his wife. hung himsslf in biz cell oa
tbs 18th inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

TARsus.-Tarsus, the birthplace
of Paul, and once no mean city, has
fallen from its ancient dignity. Yet
from distance, few places in all that
country present a more Inviting ap-
pearance. 1t is embedded in the ver-
dure of its gardens, so that but the
minarets Of few mosques can be seen
above the foliage, and has an air Of
GOODNESS and comfort exceedingly res
freshing. But houses, with few ex'
ceptions, have low mud walls, thatched
with straw. Stasnant water Is found
in many Of the gardens, which, in con-
nection with the great amount of vege-
table matter aud the heat of the climate,
renders it unhealthy. Bioken frag>
ments Of marble aud granite, and other
ruins, bear witness to its ancient great
ness. The inhabitants consist of ! 900
Fellah families, 49 or so Greek, 500
Mussulmen, 500 or $50 Armenian,
and very few Jews.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

The first day Of the new year-Lecturc an
nounced-Personal appearance of the Lee
turer-llis name-llis theme-Lights and
shades-Practical lesson for Young Amer
lea
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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN
HA6PER'S STORY BOOKS.

A monthly SERIES or NtRRATyEs, pa
,,oGurs. BiodnArnirs, aud TALES for the
Instruction and Entertainment If the
Young. BY JAcoB ADBoTT. EmbcllShcd
with numerous and beautiful Engrayilgs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-05

nIsSOLUTlON.- subscl ibers having dis.
- pnsed OF their entire stock Messrs Faliatrrro
j, Hamilton would respectfully ra upon those ndcbt
81 10 ihcm forward AMI settle rs is essential
that their business. be closed up early period
poss bic In retiring from the grocery business they
return thrr sincee thanks their friends and
Tor the liberal encouragement besrow ed upoa them aud
nsk a continuance OF the same 10 Office
AT the old stand, DH.LARD 4 OGDEN.
dec - -
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lnERCHANDIoE.


- The -uh-rubrrs are aew opening for ibspee'inn
their SECON ID SUPPLY # ,casonabic tuods, reeett-
ly purchased b, fheir sertpr partner in New York
fct "a led Ia their September purchasr. makes theli
ock very ul und OF Inc attractive ever hered
10 this emf raeinR all tie ylc- al LADIES
DRESS GOODS !, Sils. >utns. Na.cirias, Mouslin,
Merinos DC. Ladies Felyei Sfin and Cloth Cl"ak u
l,Imas French E,ubrudei e. in great variety, among
wLirh ext,a rich sets ri Maltese Lace and Mn-in
Sleeves IA Cunfs general nas 'ff1sut Vt Ci6tn-,
Cashmere. aud Yesus- Ia. gentlemen a asy stos.
81 servants Good. surh tuod Lio-a,. >atlHe#.,
Piaid Lid.cvs and Blauhet-. Carpet. IT,. Crnub-
C.olh. aud boo, Mats. Together VIM good. r..
tngiug t,tae Dry Geuis trade, many uf NJ II htAs
been purchased for much les than they coui law b.
had curly ~ the season. Al ct winch Thy -. arr.z
mined scli low, aud nnl, AZ examination = -
they ak L. insure satist elton
my l3.dt- JOHN + DAVIS CO
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Cemetery Notice.

M + tho underssn d. owners Of ots in the Gene.
w terry o. the Campbell Court House Turnpike,
kruwnas thr Presbyterian Grave Yard do signify our
vi lngnr.. and hereby agree to pay 10 John b Gad-
de~s THREE DOLLARS each per annum, from the
r- of January 1879 give his personal ion to,
and employ whose duty it shall be to live at the
rhcr keep the key of the gate, to turf and keep
properly and neatly trimmed I'll the graves squares,
protect and preserve the shrubbery, 10 keep the
walks IT. OF obsttu.tinns, grsss and weeds and well
gra2ee, aud protect and axe care OF the Marble and
Ornamental works in said Cemetery.
For the faithful and satisfactory perorm' nee of the
above the said Glddess shall his bond for dou
blc the amount subscribed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-05

CARD

CARD The subscriber hasius purchased -
n Mcdaniel Hur i Pres their interest n IT..
llte concern Of W T. Anderson f. Co. vail -oetiaur
The GROCERY CoMstssios ard toRwAhniNo ba.jh 80
al the old stand the Basin wberr they viii keep
hand stock OF Guano, Plaster. Lime and Cement fnf
sale a, the lowest cash prices.
tie returns his thanks ta the friend. uf the late
the pubic generally Cor the hhr nj patronage
extended il. and hopes by using his bo- oxetion- Ia
nv rit a continuance of the the CONCERN,
al it. NM. 7. ANDE tSON-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

f8Es,# SIN DAGUEistE0Txp
-e} ID M md B'ps,'
R'.s...N IA .Ntl. ti,su lnlic of lhr mii.i""'
f# I...' .-,.- '.r III" erN that SEE:
Is r. ..#..##. tf.,.# .lrine. at l'v"t,t
Hafta=, s,Ga land 'ismly 10 theri
In troHu i has ma#c huuglcrs emble
Nia.u Naanpu ga, form stands in view
Thy urrl uahc- nj the Graf, etu nblr
Nhu envy the worl, that yuu do,
WIN envy tie work TINT you da,
Vino envy the work that yor do.
Thy camera rnnk e. al Il e craft rrlmbc.
VINO envy the work TINT you do.
Thy gallery all spacious and large.
/, daily itronged with rae hcnuy;
Who pleased with your skill thok not Of ehurge.
But aucnd from sense ot duty.
Fair maid ens and gents both near and anr,
Come ~ ht awny Main street,
Where all lnvcr. of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Hnzanr;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Ba2Br,
Nearl, fronting the Ciothrg Bezas'.
" herr all lovers OF tue pictures ..ert,
From reg ions all round. both and aiar.
Norf rhe Gallery q MINIS y TANNER is on
Mna ii Get. Sd door from Bridge side where the
most beautiful specimens Of thu Daguerrean Art ar,
produced at all honrs nt the day the snli.ac
tory terms, mnlS3-ts
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New Concern.

ENlE subscribers have this lay associated themselves
d together for the purP' OF conducting genetul
Grocery. Commission and Receiving aud Forwarding
Business, ter the style and firm of Ruckrr and Redd,
r. ,he Old nd of A b. Rucker-opposte the Virginia
Bunk whore they viii keep constantly on hand large
aud weli-nssoried stock Of Family Groceries, Iron,
Stee Field Seed, e. hey will give PEI sonal
ton the sale Of neat, Flour, Bacon and all kind, Of
Country Produce. and make liberal cash advances
consignments in band. AMBROSE B RUCkER,
Louis W. Redo.
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GIIADO, i.lIANO.

GUADO, GUANO.
ANlNG nude arrangements with the fcrnNmh
L agents 10 get supplies Of 6CANo On III" ut
terms. We srr now prepared to lstn-h H. We Inv"
now on hand and aft 800 buy and Il h. IN
uar receipt OF ii. We she II nllr .crIt whit r'nc,
to ia direct fom the agents and nil VIII purchase al
may rev ON getting GENUINE GtAND. We snii'u
the urtcr ufour friends aod al olhers. with tn" n~u.
49,. thp. always furnish lhrn with the bcst 1lt
r. fla.t favorable :,
CRENSBAN \ co.
Ssh ilrof tho Rr-ie Richmond. Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-05

NEW GOODS Tue subscriber bas now -
J. criSet his eamFlete stock al Spring and Snmin't
DRY GOODS; to which the attention OF h. treads
and pubic Ia general Is respectfully called HHv
ing ukeu advantage o III" dePres>e tate 1t the ner
KIT in purchasing his tooda, be will Ice ahe 10 ohcr
rr At Inducements to luycr.
The articles ton numerous Ia mention, there cHH
be found all the articles which general Dry Goods
TN mess embraces te,esR iarEe assortment al Boots,
Shoes Hats. Caps tmbi elias. Parasols, &c Country
Merchants especially invite :, cal him belo'e
they 60 further East he determined To -ell at Rlch
mond Prices. Strict attention will be pnid 10 orders
Q ono and ali
nplI9tsl NATHL GU6GENlIElMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-05

O. VALu A BILE FAMILY RESI-
Hl DENCE FOR SALE.-Thr subscriber biers tor
sulc. privately, his amy Residence, situated Frank
lin Hill, Immediately opposite Mr.. WIN. Clnvey's The
property embraces one AcRE nf srnund OF good soil,
aud well improved BRICK DWELLING, with
rnoms, we'll hnished-nll necessary houses md in
neighb rhood uncxceptionabc. Such property
ucn put in market, and wanting truly delightful
residence would do well to call | viii :, II
great bargain, my object is 10 raise money, and
money must mve.
lfnot sold rivuely before the ljrH Of May, it viii
then be sold AT suction
fnarl9 dts THOS. J. HARDY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-05

JAMES .. NELSON,
4 tUTLER, has tukep n SHOP Ma ST., one door
Y below The Citizens Savings Bank where he il pre-
pured to do any ia his line of bl sinass such as
repairing and putting in goo ofderCLTLERY Of every
lesriiI tion. making all kinds al
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying Instruments. maksg Elastic
Trusses of very superior qusy, after lat, putcrn,
and preferable in every respect the old styi" He
Rl.n does all kinds Of johinr. sGch setting Razor-.
eriniine Taors Shears Scissors, requiring Locks,
fitting Keys, a.. &c.
Work rlt with lin will be att .nded t. nj once
JAMES q. NELSON,
Cutler and Dcrta aud Sa gcal Instrument Maker.
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