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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

From the foregoing editorials and COM
munication, it appears that our friends in
Columbiana county have been deceived in
the person of one Colestock, who was elect
ed Auditor last fall. We heard something
of this matter when in WellSille and New
Lisbon few days ago, ami from all we
then and there learned we are confident
that the statements in th Buckeye as
copied into our paper do nd in the slight.
est degree misrepresent tie facts in the
case. We have one or tIo birds in this
county of the same strip of your man
Colestock, Bro. Wilson. 1t is true
they did not unite in que form with
the American party, but thS didwhen they
were candidates for office declare their en-
tire approval of all the principles espous &c
by the order, and went 30 far as to say
that they would unite withthe party the.
knew where to find an oganization, they
became nominees of the party, and wer'
triumphandy elected. Since then the.
have became the bitereS enemies of th'
party which placed then in office. 1t il
generally believed that the laws of pru
dence will suggest to then The propriety u
the expiration Of their pesent term of of
fee to retire from the turmoil of publ
life, and derive their qualification in thei
declining years from tie consoling recol
lection of what they have been.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

t-We have received d communication
signed temperance Kithou the proper
name of the aethofaccompanyingIit This
deficiency ia Itself is a sufficient reason
forits not spbeafihg Id our columns No
wtitSr who 4 either ashamed pr aJiff afraid q
cutrust Is sl.s with the editor las an any
right to expect a place in our paper
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Q,.'.e+ilIegrn,gBit,
FOREIGN News.
! ARRIVAL lRaGHE ARRICA.
4 Nav yenh AhrilI25

Z y r 8 I
ed, but the market is firm; lard has advano- ;
ed, and the sales are made pt from AS to
AS. WLite wheat fIOn llsl0d to 12s6d;
red wheat lOs6d toA0s Cd; Flour, old west
ern canal 4la42; new do 37aS9s; old Phila-
|dolphiG and Baltimore -four 41s6d a 43s
for Old, new do at 40a4ls; Ohio 43s6d q
A; corn inactive. American securities
are bettcf, the money nprkstis eaiier.--
The ballitea ta in the bank ,9fl England has
decreased 9l25, ,000..
The Vienna conference held meeting
on the 9th inst, but without any result,
and since then the debates have apparent
" been suspended, andit isnot known when
another meeting will be'helds 4 q 4
| Great Britain adyeftises for "a newelohn.
the,amoant,of which is not specifed:.
1t was formally announccd on Monday
that skirlhishhg continues before Sebas-
topol, but Nnothingis asseriousAc character
HAu ~ 0'Ou''eu "p " 'l' o,n: 60,
~ y" 9,san plOpoNst NO,'' oA'oi
off Holyhead, BY collision with o. British
9Ap, T, AA n"nu'"e,' Sn'ru'
=, ysiIiva % ~, Z Iott 'a' 4 "sI I,I IT ,n'
a.ls1 ,,a.a1 !; 'rs ~ sss' sAe0p' 'na' ~ na'
'H,T, nv, 'p Is ~. Nns' 'pss'pVH -.
no O %" % '-i'pot'eu 10 Deing s''ii
i"i, y. Wv ,sr
N'" ''Hip''a''On' "''A 'N0''" 4i' ~
p",rpu 60.
~ ''''O oO''s ,S'0 ~ 'eu.s .sen' ~.
70 s'S'Or p V 'ne 0.n snFs is. Wh,ch lssna hs'ed
0"u oi' ~ rHNt. tn, cf s!ail 1s,as.s. s.T
n ~ a ,' 81 on'pOIor .np ~ ''atieS snsP h1u no'
Y' fpSetvea re- s0 .uer instruction sa from o. fe
io sy1. = 49, = ~ pri = Wy ?, anu Itl:.,e an
"A' 9''0 PeoV' P"e no =, y . lns ra0sea %..f sna'
'''' pA' r., s 7 S' ~ s,,e "cS'erH '1sTy Fow-
O'F "10 "OuD' ~ ui' IuTps euuTp f2Ss DSS ~ y ls
OVno'0O'0u uouo'iu,, - LverIy Iysn slpns seems
10 - a. S'qnu sum y Is y Saia ',Sna snas 4 an
' t 1'i " ~ "'tto.' - ,1 a y ~ asSeps ,s V sas
lO'' IO,oVia'e =" .o fp our Sss'i roWerS' pu1
p nc Ne DApieS3e' p'. xr49 ietes 'pa' 'ne
% o0'o. &" 10 uos H"1H te,fs'p9D.'sneo esgp Dins
m ey,t''n os' Ans QUESTION PIT relEaslVo tau
- .fou'o lO."o i0t e st war mas mas Oeen "s
O',v'''u' !, l,a 5a. ID, e,.,j s,,d
op y sp GU 'i'e'o M - no.l,ns import
A' O ~ 0eOaS'oPVi - ~. poSi'lon l9 oi ',DU po'h
o :" M : = 'Fu' S"''Fs'r5' W. "i'n nsn n'sh'
rlo11I - 2 !, i sel.
j., ,u;. Il, ~ lDs ~ -, atssi@ ~ A""
f 49, WV ..sO , epO.' 'Is','e9 ,,,1 .e4u eor
l.'u'' n't'i D0nD'fue' n'H iod the
'''y, ~, -gr.4ll53gy ,.e..gt
anv Nuss'a"s "Avo .V,'Gsruc'cu :1Y esy W. new
ail0 NJ 'u IN ~ aH'ous'1ue' - 'ssyA.
$ The French are advancing II, towards Sdi the
NIalakOft works BY way way Of the serrpe,nntine ,nti
Gap. i.'"' ,'9' =. ''''., ''.' '''a' %, ~
$ Omar Pasha has not marched . on the
Alma as represented, but occupies m pijt two VII
i ages about half league from Eupatoria
J. and is onlarging the circle of his fortifca-
= tions. The Allies are sending him alrein-
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

Four hundred and twenty Eve Mormon
emigrants, bound TO Salt Lake City, have
arrived at Philadelphia from Liverpool.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

HS-Pve seen better days, as the chap
said when he was kicked out of doors one
rainy day
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

There has been no public meetings-nOI
county conventions, either to endorse or
denounce the principles there set forth.
What call then for such abuse of those
persons and principles which we're insuu-
mental in placing him in his present posi-
tion-Onc Of responsibility and profit.
He doubtless was aware that the FNative
American party was represented In our
county convention, as well as the Wing and
Freesoll, and if their policy and principles
were so obnoxious to his old cherished
principles, and opinions, then and there
was the time and place to show his inde-
pendcncc and incorruptibility. Not wait
until those midnight providers Gas he is plea
sed to term themwho omeet in celers and sta
bles, had placed him in a position with
out whose support he would not have attained
As far as l am convcrsant with the prac-
tical workings of the party which this man
denounees, it has been to place in positions
of Political preferment men right on all
the leading reforms ofthe day, especially
the one which he seems to think para
mount to all Others. Further than this,
Mr.. Editor, I have it from reliable source
that this same Colestock was regularly in
itiated into all the mysteries of this detes
table order of X. MS; the principles oi
which he fully endorsed-was an active
and oficious mernber-If the above charge
is false Mr. Colestock in justice to him
, self-his duty to his friend-demands 9
public denial Of the charge. He says thu
: defeat Of the Hunker Democracy last fal
was not X. N. victory-that his election
did not depend upon their support. I
f this be trucwhy did he keep quiet till thi
, late hour in reference to this question Il
8 which he seems to attach so mu ch impor
G tance. The truth is, deficient as Mr.. G
e may be in regard to the many important
: attributes of the mind; there is one prop
S erty; which seems to be well developed
!, namely that of low cunning, the propert.
S the iackass can boast of in as high dc
o gree as the renowned philosopher.
. There is an amount ofinsolent presump
It tion in his attempt to dictate to the intclli
r gent people of Columbiana-only aquallc,
by Plus the Ninth in the bulls issued frou
o the chair OF St. Peter. We should sur
d pose from the spirit of Mr.. C's communl
II cation that he is laloring under the impres
= sion that the government of the Nation
&c resting upon his shoulders. But as we ar
d of different opinin, and fearing we al
1t tach some Importance to his views and in
n fuence, by extending this communicable
h to too great alengh, we close by signing
20 ourself. MADISON TOWNSHIP.
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Qaaren.ine R.enLntiana EstaLIish.d ~ nllann

Quarantine Regulation, Established al Hel3on.
We understand the authorities at Weldon held
II meeting ON Saturday, and resolved to establish
quaraatncat Garysyille. y. G., some three
miles distant from Weldon, foral passengers
coming up by the Scaboard and Roanoke Rail
road from Portsmouth,
we also learn that the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad dowl train, will from and after o.day,
Qloudoy,) connect with steamer at Suffolk in
Nansrmdnd county, where passengers will pro-
ceed down the Nansemond River 10 Chesapeake
Bay, aud there connect with tue Baltimore Bay
Line Of steamers. Passengers from Baltimore
Will also connect with a steamer near O ID Point
and proceed to Suffolk where tho~ will take the
cars for Weldon. Suffolk Is some Il or is miles
distant from Portsmouth,.
The North Carolina people, we haar, living
contiguous to the Seaboald Railroad are very
much alarmed and have Threatened to tear the
road up. So rs 10 cut off connection with the
infected districts. This arrangement of Dr..
Collins, however, will doubtless allay their fears,
aud we trust that no rcrort violence will occur.
=. Express.
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Steamboat Eryiosion-Sererai LireS Lost
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 81 inst. has tho
following account of distressing steamboat ac-
cd'nt oH1he Ohio:
,ibe new steamer Lancpster No 3--the New
Richmond paaket-left our landing on Tuesday
evening, with several hundred bushels of corn on
board 10 be discharged at Neville. While lying
10 at the .eptoe (Ky.) landing, about nine oclk,
taking ON some additional freight, one the con
meeting pipes burst with heavy roar tearing
mp the cabin floor above, the machinery in the
immediate vicinity, and SCATTERING everything
about the boat
/ ne alarm amoDg the passengers and crew
was very great, for the vast volume of steam FL
led every part Of the boat and many persons were
more or less ,ealded. A few sprang into the
water and all swami ashore. except two young
men, who are missing, and who are supposed to
nave been drowned. As. soon as the steam pass
ed away, 1t was discovered by Capt. Conner and
others on the unfortunate boat that many per
sous we've lying near the main pipe, dreaafully
decorated aud wounded Capt. Bragg's steamer
ONO No hove in sight, ana was signuled to
conc 10 the reliet of the suffering, who were
placed ON board e the Ohio.
Two We're conveyed to Moscow, and were so
shoeklngly mutilated and blackened, that no
hopes OF recovery were entertained by the ply
sieianS who were 3alled to their relief. One of
The two Is single man, whose fathers family
reside IN Moscow md the other is Il oolored man,
known by the nam of "Jesse." He des-
lined Tor New Richmond, where his friends prob
ably reside. Tire of the unfortunate were
Drought down to tn city. Two died on the way
down. and the third died soon after reaching his
nome. The skin was peeled from their bodies,
Httids and arms, ani their limbs were shockngly
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Fnriher Particulars Of Ieiior Ferer at Por's'
m0AtA.

mouth.
From a passenger who came up on the south
ern train vesterdavgtterno we regret 10 learn
that there were no Indications of an abatement "i
tLe Yellow Fever up to Yesterday morning al .
o'clock. when the oars of the Seaboard and Roan-
okr Railroad left,
The following persons have died OF the disease
since the letterof our Portsmouth correspondent
was written:
Mr.. c. II. iIEnurSlI. formerly a druggist, but
since retired from business. Mr.. II. leaves no
fpnlv, never having married.
Mrs c. l., CocHE, Almost excellent lady and
wifi Of the former postmaster of Portsmouth.
Master JuHN PENDLEToN. II youth Of mi ch
promise aud high standing in the commonl-
ty. =
DR.. b. c. SpRATLEY, young physician Of
promise was i'll with the fever IN Saturday.
We regret to add that Mr.. ALEXANDER Con
WIN diel saturday Bat one of this family is
now left. Mrs. Goodwin, and il is thought she can
not survive long, being i'll with the fever when
last heard from.
These are all lhat have come to the knowledge
of our informant since the letter which appears
ia another column was written. Doubtless both
cases aud deaths have occurred which did not
reach his ears. He agrees with our correspondent
that thediscase was spreading, aud also that the
panic in Portsmouth Is universal and wide spread.
,fha disease is confined to particular locality
or class oil citizens, all being alikr sick and dy-
Ing from .ac dreadful scourge.- PettfSbnrg En-
press
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UNITED STATES COURT or CLAIMS
D. ~ ssssps'R


Counsellor and Attorney At Law
WILL PRACTICE IL TIL UNITED sfNfGs CbrET on
w CLAIMS Letrs business may nalfo,s-l t8 Lin at
l. Waa ssfeet, NeS Ylk. u Mt Na-tla @ %. 4.
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dlshgored aud mutilatc,l. Their names are Jas
hr4ney' james Kelly aud Thomas Joysc, all
Irish laborers, leaving small families.
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LLACCOUNTs DUEssg DAY OF

~ July 1870 and from and after this date all accounts
made with rs i'll become due twice ycnr, viz the LIST
day Of ltnuals and the lat day OF July All persons
owing acco4nts Hnde previous 10 1T Of July, and
dun On that day, VIII please toreuri and pay
them; dependent coHecioas and cnsh snles
alone for TIN, successlu Prosecution Of business
Being. our,elsos compelled pay for purchases
twice n year We feel That excused for requiring
ii"u payments GEORGE NJ RtChEk " 10
iuly dSrts
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u" CONSEkN The subscriber having
purchased interest of his partners in the late
concern of Hornet Watson e. CO., will continue tho
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, tla Old slnud, and soeits the patronage
of The of the old concern and the public gen.
crully will attend promptly to the sale of all kinds
oi pre- ncr. JAS. Il. H0RNER.
iuIy ln-iflm--0 cpublirgn copy
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From HaraHG.

From HHCaHG.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2.--'fho Steamer R!ark
Warrior has arrived here from Havana. No
VS. Of Importance.
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OFFICE LyScnbgRG AND AnIyaDov

lILtGHhPH 20 july "lsi, 1919.
TIVE Bond of Director, Of this Company have de-
cared n semi annunl dividend o. 3 per cent on the
capital stock payable the stochadrr- on and aftcr
the 9Th August. WM 5. MORRIS, President.
mug 2-ti7ih
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RNCKnIDGE AIM SPRINGS. VA.

ROCKBEDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
guns old and lnsorite WATCHING PLACE hnv.
ing been greatly enlarged and enboisrrd, is now
open for visitors lis fame in the of dsea,ethe
steady growth Ut more thab thirty years experience
and iTin-is too well established need ADVERT.
sing. 1t is believed stard wholly without n rival in
the euro OF Scroiula Chronic Darhen Dyspopsa ob.
-t1ate diseases of the Liver OF the Kidneys and of
tAe Skin bronchitis Opthalm' and Nervous affections
Chronic Thrush aud complaints peculiar to females
Pamphlets containing uaaiysi and few out ola null
titude of that ght hive been p hshcd, will be
forwarded application.
But. the ploprietbrs wish TO invite attention 10 their
efforts eriug this attractive resort not merely
the invalid bat 10 nil who desire hcathful gn1 agreea
BILE recreation from the of business. They have
spared neither pains nor expense in lifting up their
tabsmeat according to III. requirements Of the times
in Hotel keeping,
They have also the pleasure to stale that De- G A
RosE oil La Porto, iadiana, long and we'll known as u
citizen and physician o. Lynchburg has consented to
render his services n resident physician.
The Ntlandt Rand Of Mnsic. Of Baltimore Is enga.
ged for the season. Billiards. Ten.rus Shooting Gal.
lery, Sc, &c. FRAZIER i. RANDOLPH
fropriecrs.
MAJ. ions II. SFAYRes tate Of the ColumLian) su.
petintrrdent. iuiy B.d&c2m
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ItunrSSfp Elsstjon

LOUISVILLE Aug. I.-The election returns
from i"nnessre toetuate considerably, and the
result now appears doubtful. Large gains and
losses are reported on both sides; but at present
Johnson's DEM chances appear the best.
SECOND DISPATCH
Thirty two counties show a net gain for Gen
try, lhnow Nothing,) Of 1870. The election is
very close.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Hirors, 0meriean.l tor Gougraess. in the Isl
district, has 7OO minority.
HoIlieohe' Ameriooul in the Hermitage dis
snct, Is elected 10y an overwhelming majority
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NOTICING beg leave 10 remind our custom.
ers that one year ago announced them that our
accounts would be due semi annually, on The st OF
lanuary and Is, of July of each year. In accordance
with this arrangement they will lie waited on in a few
days July Is PhfNE d CHRISTIAN.
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MUSIC, MUSIC, NHSsG.--fhe undersign-
WI ed hha lust received n lHrge assortment of new
md beautiful MUSIC, for the Piano Forte, - K. .y.
NINA old stand Bapl rqunrr Lynohburg, and
cupied by Suolhcr & " helead Druggists
All kinls Of Music aud Musical Instruments furnish
ed shout notice W. =. GREENE.
gt
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Aan AAa ACRES IN LAND
HVVvI,VVFSF WARRANTS WANTED-As

n ONISOOy NAhhANIS NANIED-hs
Land Warrants, under the new law, being is
sued am anxious 10 buy large quantity, for which
will pay the highest market price IN CASH will at
tend regularly u e. Courts of Appomatox, Campbell,
Amherst and BeItorI. and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants. Any who
may have them will please apply to before selling.
prosecute, a. usual all claims for Bounty Land.
Revolutionary Claims, any claims against the Govern
ment OF the Uuel States
w cTk TIL
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late NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
1c-rra.nondence of the Express.

rporraspondence of the Express.
,r,. y,jlo,c Ferer on The iacredse-Mo"rnJ"f
i"' State AZ Things.
PORTSMOUTH, Ang 3, Q 7. NJ.
rr,rgss .-I regret TO state that the dls-
D' rap;dly spreading in town. Sincei wrote
ease - riIIoXinr persons have died:
ias ~ "a,t Webb OF peterburg Elizabeth 6lenn
h''e' af Alexander Glenn; Mrs. Caleb Cu>h-
. .a,'- solomon Bricquet; J. A. Mcfaddn; Mrs
ing SUNNI LYONS: Mark Wall John Flood
S'n"e Vii, lonrs fat Alex. Godwins ~ Patrick
y and wife: NoIand, mother OF Ellen. win"
II ,sifb Mrs. Pcsam; Michael Dem!g'nj"hn
.,.,r,,ay. a boy who lived with 1T. Niiiamson'
,,,,.r Grant, Virginia King; John liefaidi :
I I,,'';.t O'ronner. Patrick Flhherty and wife;
i1 !." Ei,herty Hugh O'RoQrke Patrick Leyle;
, 3I', n,Sbouahnessy George Marshall; Gunner,
y : Navy Joshua \. Grimes, tpolee otieer0
:, ~ Dawling Making total OF T. since the
fever first appeared. A..
when fhr disease broke out in Gospprt' the
e,.nily of Alexander Goodwin, consisted ct himself
L. wife. his daughter, Mrs Glenn and her nus
L9nd. his son Frederick Mrs. Drewref' ms SISTER
and Mrs. Jones, a cousin All the Ian'iy nave
sickone1 aud died, except Mr. A. Godwih,sha ms
wife Mr. G.. i now SEX and cannot I'VE S'H
t..,rs and his wife was taken lat night ana
'0"'9 ysry i'll. \ more mournfnl bereave-
mont has never come under my observation
h,yp lust learned that Mrs {. l.. Cooke Is
,..,.,, Ill having had the black yomlt.
An H.. sirk have been removed 10 the Hosp
- ~ f,.t a, possible. They are nursed by
,6,ec Sisters Of Charity, and other nurses sent
dawu by the town. N
The town is being depopulated very npldy'-
over four hundred mfn have lett the Navy Yard
md NIL modes If conveyance from the town, are
a,,nr1.1 daily. The stores are closing, aud in II
a.,,y / 1,ily. The stores are closing and IN
r,,, d,.s ,vithoni a decline Of the disease, no hu
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We rrOcr To Ar5srs. W. 1aliaferro, jus, NJ. Boyd,
Cnpr. Samuel McCorAo. I'll Kirkpatrick, Esq, Gen'l
y Radn., Il 1 Facul y Il Washington College, VIM. M.
hackold, Esq, and Gha.. Slaughter Esq.
Address either OF us Of q. T. Wills, Esq,
Iynehhurg, Va. luly I'D cwtlst sept
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bsAn CASES CA,AnHGA Ex,rnc

AN Wv OT ilflIi-F IA m ~.
Talhe eou.umers at Licotioe we viii guarantee thu
nnINV ot this Il be as 6ne ii superior any cvc,
Imported hto thu country" shortly and for nc
ADlE \ GRAY.
FohNf=dActH Hicl mond Ya
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rJvn.s A = HIN G MACHINES AND

TJNHsSA HIN q MACHINES- AND
WHEAT FANS.-ii. s. Whittemore II Bro ,are
manufacturing their works the Basin very superi
or fHRASH1NG MACHINES and FANS of improve
ell patterns and ready to fill orders short notice
and reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend on
getting such by ersonal application by addressing
through the Post Office.
Aso, all kinds of repairing done at short notice and
reasonable terms.
We are agents Tor the sale of OBED HUSSEY'S
CELEBRATED PATENT REAPER AND MOWER, at the
anuacturers price
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles will
do well to send in their orders early possible.
The eaper be examined at our Works
rnay5. dscta
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v TT''TT' BIN M TT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS * praAN.
BOLLsNGBROoK HOTEL,

Petersburg Va.
Office la taking charge of INC above estab-
i-hmoni. would most respectfully solicit n con-
lhnnaeo OF thr inmrr patrons Of the ocli md my
friends | Nsk iiem To cnll nnd ne NV nblr shull
lNays DO sptgad with MI the delicaces Of The
The al attentive. The entire csnb ishnent
shall hive tho hosr attention ieat master of. My
"ile will see hpt the Indies who p,ronize the Hotel
shhl hive every wiah grathoi. md all ssk Is shal.
II bnsncss lhc house Is furnished in the very best
''ye mud IA locuted in quiet part of the city. My
umn bus vii iwhys be attic different depois attend
udomers. Ia cary diem IN aud no.
JOSEPH H. CARRINGTONsPr Proprietor.
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k)EkuVfAN ia, ANO, "A, BRAND,
received in'1t irnm the Government igcnt. in
Tue order, Tor ale Is
ROWLETT 4 HARDY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-07

1870 'TTF7H h w
ufK ~ STEVENS Importer. aud dealer,
VI IN China, hlaes Eauhenwurr. Looking Glasses,
itiunn and lhtrd Hare. en- fixmnes ReGiaerators
llalrr Coolrs Shower. Spunge and III Baths, Lamps
tastors, I'm RacL, Fancy Go,ds &C. Gr'r lon above
Fo"elis HeteI So zamorc street Petersburg, Va.
lie suhseriher1 are now receiving ent stock
g." eoods, "lirh Il have purchased lor cash and are
required 10 arf Inducements those wishing t.,
jntehaso Much cure h,s been trkeu in the selection
at lhe Ronds, AMI toy respectfully invite The public
10 m eNnminntiunol ther stock.
MUIR < STEVENS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-07
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