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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

OPPOSITION AND Low FARES.
Fare Reduced TO
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
TIE WIDE GrAGE aNr pprnLE TRACK
New York and Erie Railroad
Fare - cheaper than By any other line
DASSEAGEli, will save nf,,,ry by CALI, z nj the
i U1Er of the company umi,r tie Hairrt iiot,sc
before pxsrh;.<ing elsewhere.
II. r. aRfLETT. Ticket Agent.
Burtin.t.n, sept. ., iS35-tf ss54s
..New by saint PAM the work s..es bravyly ON,
Tbr times call FER ae.ios''
ND FIELDS respmts by respectfully informing
"a the cifixens Of burlington AMI surrounding
try. that be ha Just received large assortment Of
plain and fancy
DaGuERREoTYPEc CASES,
At his rooms, corner of Sd and JeFers1n streets opp-
site the Barrcf House. whore oil those wishing enc
"a correct Likeness Of themselves OF frcns viii do
we'll 70 give him call
Pictures taken for the Lnw! price Of 81 so to SIS
apiece. Satisfaction given OF no argos made.
Stock fur sale at very low prices and apparatus fur
nished- nrAiordsrs promptly attended to
Dr.. Isaac Thompsons Much Celebrated
EYE WATER.
"Ks merits siand unripalied -
'NiIS old and much celebrated remedy for all dis
entire new wrapper. Each bottle viii have Steel
Plate Engraving with the ikcness Of its inventor Dr.
Isasc Thompson, New london, Connecticut, with q
FAC SMILE Ut his signature, together with o FAC
SMILE OF the signature Of John L. Thompson. sole
proprietor, l6l and 1885, River street, Troy, n. Y,
and none other can possibly be genuine.
Persons arc particularly cautioned asninss the
counterfeit aid should see that they purchase none
but the above described.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the u.
and Canada. fAug. t5-daw6ms
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
L LEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR con.
sist - :
lst. OF its never-failing and unique property, rs
soon as applied to any external injury, to check in
famati"n instantly, aud rapidly to reduce it, This
feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the
pain of burns and scalds. and Of other painful dis.
tases in 80 incred bly, short space Of time, and as
will appear from tho few testimonials hereunto an
nexed. Every intelligent MUD IS fully aware that.
in cases Of external injury, the pain is produced
by .a1ammatisn Of the injured parts: anil. there.
fore. II - arennve the the effect nust cease
I'd. Its puritca i've properties neGiriiize the poi
son that may Turk in the system and will, when ap-
piled to the sores draw rnridly all impure matter to
the surface and q ct it--hne he great discharge 1t
produces from sores tccasioued by hurns. and when
applied to old ant invcriatc sores, SAT- Rheum, or
other cu ancous diseases.
Each b.X IT Genuine Dauey's Pain Extractor has
upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig.
nature. of C. Y. CLICKENEi & CO., proprietors,
and HENRY DALEY, manueactu er. All Others
arc counterfeit. Price rs cents per box.
NJ All orders should be addressed toe " Click
encr & Co., 81, Barclay street. New York
For sale by J. F. Tallant, Burlington. and Drug
gists generally throughout the U. S.
4 Aug l4-6md&w.
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HOGS.

HOGS.
NJ ANTED 10000 good corn fatted hogs, for
w which the highest market price will be paid in
cash. Parties having hogs for sale will please call
on the undersigned at his Pork House on Boundary
Street, Il. McFAUL.
burlington, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1855. [lmwl
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NEW FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
And Looking-Glass Ware Rooms.
GAYLORD & DEANE,

u ESFEETFULLY inform Their 0NE6VE891,
IL friends and the public in gen. 6s1HssSs2sI9e 4
erl that they have opcnt store 3zks1kS
OH Washington ST., between Main
and Third streets and constantly receiving
large and well selected stock of
FURNIT URE,
Of every descriptions which they offer very law for
CASH. Th.ir sto will comprise
Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Rocking and other
Chairs, Plain and Fancy Bedsteads, Mar
BILE and Plain Top Bureaus, Look
ing Glasses, &C., &c.
They also keep on hand and make 10 order MAT
TRASSES Of every description.
Pcws cushioned and lined Window and Bed
Curtains made and hun: after the newest dr.isns.
~ Old Furniture repaired, Resulted and COW
cred.
~ All kinds of Upholsering promptly attend
ed reasonable terulS. Give US IL call. (uct. Is.
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LAND FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of Land in Pleasant Grove Township,
OJ fifteen miles northwest VI Burlington, six miles
from Danville, Centre and i've milcs from the Yves
tern Rail road on winch is small Improvement.
- Price $40 per acre. Enquire Of
JAMES ANDREW, near the premises.
September. S, 1885 wJOw
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MURpEn.-A man by the name of Hugh
Caragan, living in WestmorelaLd county,
Pa, Of bad character having two wives re-
Gently murdered one Of them and burnt
the body on fire made at stone quarry,
in the vicinity of his house.
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For the Ladies.

~ PIECES Ane linen thread cdgips;
en- 10 do 70 woven do do s,4s
10 pieces enc linen thread Nositon int eds;ng;
20 do do cotton thread esiging;
10 do do D. smyrna DO
g do assorted black silk lace edgiBg;
IS d0s. assl Llslc and sin Gloves; =
- do d. 6ns cokArn Hope; !, ~ q
q y do do hlsck silk mitt;
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

We learn from the Pella Gazette,
as Rev. Mr.. Chiids, formerly editor
eef''tian Times published in Chi
~ aasrssired from his tripodial connec-
and purchased a farm near Pella,
g expects to take up his residence
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lew YORK CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

NEW xO1A CAVx0XN0 GmkU6xUm,
THE undersigned has now opened his new and
i well lected stock consisting of
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
and general assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Goods,
At Wholesale and Retail. He also takes this meth
I'd of informing the citizens Of Burlington and vcin
ity, that his stock of Clothing, which cannot be
passed in style and quality being manufactured
der his own super vision; at his Wholesale House in
Now York, is offered at
Eastern Prices,
and is now receiving and will continue to receive the
most Fashionable Stock Of Clothing ever offered in
this market. / ELKUS.
Jefferson Street, north side the old stand of Al.
fred Clark, and l04 Wm ST., New York, up stairs.
I. ELkus, S.ELkUs,
New York. (octa-y) Burlington. Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

vAsa 1ss1sn DisAess ~ sAall DssiAsf
Ths editor d Tie Gasstts, Who = vri-
ting To- bis paper from the Stats Pair nys
tie address before Tie Society by Nr.
Holloway was ! poor affair. Mr.. H., be
says, IL ! man destitute oftaleHt, who at
tempted 10 abuse the occasion BY making
political speech bat was stopped Ia H.
rsdc Of abuse against the Democracy by
Col. Walker Of IT. Dcs Moines.
The editor Of the Keokuk Daily Times,
who Is also correspondent for his Own pa
per, writes that the address was an excel
lent one which will do much good. He
nys Mr.. II. is m able man, well acquaint-
ed with his subject and adapting his re-
marks to the people whom he addressed -
He says nothing about any abuse Of the
democracy or interruption by Col. Walk
er. Who shall We believe?
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School District Secretaries,
WHO have not handed in their an, uai reports,
w are requested TO do So .fo1Htth. AIso, d.
rcctors certificates Of election, &c. e2~5
w. Ii. MAURO, ags4g
Oct. Q wit. School Fund Commissioner. 3
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~ ! aasoa attended the 70 deum Il
ga IN Paris, in honor Of the fall
Pd ualsi Ae can Satisfactorily
si-;.. = ssssadancc, the .dministr,,ioo
80 gin recall him.
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r. ,ssult n Ohio.

The triumph Of the Republicans in Ohio is
complete and overwhelming. Notwithstand-
ing Mr.. Chase, BY reason Of his sntecedents,
was personally unpopular with large por-
tion Of the Whig party, yet the strength Of
the anti. Nebraska feeling has swept every
thing before il, - il WILL ultimately in oil tho
free States. There is feeling abroad,
snoDg all the people, fed by the daily out
RACES committed in Kansas, that the agrees
sivs feature Of slavery must be met. Audit
will be.
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~ under obligations 10 Nj.
49, 8 q =. sles Of New Yo-k, rhil.
.l~rl !, 'es'gA and Cleveland ~
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DISCOVERED AT LAST.
a Mystery Erplained-A Revolution Ger
tain Victory is ours--For
E..ao
I. Y. HARDY'S Eye BALM.

SOfC 1|ySS, Use
I. v. HARDY'S EYE BALM.
'l'u best, quickest, NEST certain, and decidedly
L the most pleasant Remedy ever offered to this
public. 1t will cure any case, it matters not how
long standing. Gases of short duration cured
In from twelve to thrty-sx hours. It relieves the
pain on the very first application
Mr.. l. v. HARDY-Dear Sir: My son John II.
Agee, was afflicted with sore eyes about the last of
September, and so very bad were his eyes that he
could not bear the light Of the by day fire or
candle by night and very painful witha so much so
that was fearful his sight would be destroyed or
badly injured he WASH this condition at the time
heard If valuable remedy you were preparing,
called Eye Balm; applied to you on the I'd Of
October and obtained small box of your valuable
Eye Balm and used according to directions, and in
two days time it had made perfect cure Of his eyes,
younger son about the same time, was taken and
his eyes were very much inaamcd and painful, but q
few applications of the Balm made q cure. It has
also been preventive in two or three cases in nv
family where the sore eyes began to make their a,-
pcarance. Also son Of Mrs. Shea,er had the sore
eyes so bad that his mother thought he would 20
b.ind-could not admit of light in any shape. I
furnished him with little Of your Balm, and in a
few days he was going about and his eyes in man.
ner we'll. In the case of my son rs we'll as Mrs.
Shearer's we had tried every remedy that we could
hear Of and physicians prescriptions but all failed
to give relicf-and here certify that your Balm has
made q cure of and has been o preventive in every
case that have had the pleasure of seeing il used,
Oct. IL, 1855. Yours respectfully,
PLEASANT AGEE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

DxsEarioNs FROM THE ARMv-The Gin
cinnat Enquirer says that out Of the 265 United
States soldiers in the barrack, at Newport, 20
have deserted during the past two weeks. 1t is
rumored that agents OF the British Government
have been instrumental in inducing these deser-
lions, BY offering large premiums to the soldiers
IL they would enlist for the Crimea.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

We could offer hundreds of just such recommended
tons the above, (somc from Physicians, but deem
it unnecessary.
Try it and if it does not do as we say dcnounce it,
but till tried, keep silent, or lend it your influence,
for it is No humbug.
This Balm is prepared only in Huntsville, Mo. by
I. v. Hardy Co., to whom all orders for Agencies
must be addressed. Persons wishing it and can not
procure it frum agents have it scnt to them BY
mail, by addressing tpost-pad) us. For 81 We send
Eve boxes. Price Is cents per box.
Sold in Burlington by E. E. Gay.
H. Blakesiy, South West corner of Sd and Chest
nut sts.. Wholesale agent fr st. Louis For sale by
Druggists generally. cot. 1l-dkwsw.
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-
Hungarian Cattle,

There were exhibited At the Ohio s ate Fair
IN Hungarian Bull and Cow, imported by Dan.
lei Webster, and the only ones ever introduced
into this country. they attracted considera BILE
attention as curiosities. They were Of beau
tiful mouse color, OF medium size. slim delicate
horns and fine limbs. They are said TO be re-
markable for their hardness Of constitution,
and will live on close feed, and for richness and
quantity OF milk, the cows are said not to be
surpassed. They are said to be great travellers
also. Those exhibited certainly were, travelling
nearly five hundred miles TO the Fair. They
belong to Mr.. Frederick Brown, OF Hudson,
Summit County Ohio
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

Painted Oil CaIpetin9
lF all widths from " s Jsrts vide--cut 10 ruis
" any shape or sized room. far sale by
may S KfMBALL q CO. s.
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Chicago Type Foundry and Printers
WorahnuSo

FIR sale by ]. F. Tallant, Burlington.
Aug. 15-6mdGw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24
Tidinvs frem Chesterfield.

CsEsTrRFisLD COUNTY, VA. Aug !, 1893
nTESSRS DOVE & CO, Richmond. Last tall one
M of nv r,nles was turned loose in the stahIcSsrd;
while playing about with other mules he ran with the
weight OF his whole body against large plate OF sheet
iron cutting hafsel the thigh ham about 10 inches
long and roa inch and b af to two inches deen'
The wound was al such character to suppose he
would neve, he of any service 10 me again Seeing
notice of the Turf Oh In the papers procured ana
applied 1, a, once the and in about thee "eehs
he was perfectly well and work, and you cannot per
sS''N w. 'NN II. A. WlNFREE-
PS-TLe,e are many cases OF injuries To cattle N
this neghborhood which hnve been cured by your inH
on. and IL 81 any benefit TO you can procure you
many C, rtifcates Tie whole ntighoorhood say inc
f'''"'' II A. WINFREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24
More News from one Of the first wen
in Henry.

GILLs PorSr, Henry County. Va,
June 9th, 1855.
nEAR SlRs .--About the 18th OF December iast J
IL became very much afflicted with what thought an
old hurf In one Of my knees, tthe lett one) o. long
s.anding Of which I ha frequent attacks " nhih
about six eight days became violent hai To sleep
was impossible. IN about twenty.four hours was At
tarked in my right hand and wrist and in about twelve
hours was attacked In my right ankle, nj which time
was under such oxcueiang pain as not to be R"e To
take any whatever losing all appetite Tor any KIND
of food and In perfectly helpless con i,ilon De
came almost n deranged man. My family standing
around n bedside mpioring ne 10 call in physcian'
nv reply was thu if could obtain tie right sort OF
man would do but that had nc well die with ie-
yer ms aeue htlcngth consented for my son to So
20 Mr. James T.. Crews, merchant, near me. ana Ia
sny To him what my situation alter had tired every
recomme ndation possible without the least neneh thh
il he had any thing which he could truly recommend To
send IL 10 me II sent bottle of Doves Rheumatic
Imminent used II as directed aud after about six
hours dropped asleep for the first time IN iory hours
Nv Joints became much swollen. From the time be-
gan to get the swelling sungcd and IN ten dny'
vas able To attend my business as usoel sometimes
lave attacks in my shoulders, use the Lnment as be-
fore, with immediate relief by timely application. !
think il most invaluable remedy. and am DESTROYS tio
every person afflicted with the dreadful seouge on
eai III (Rheuratam) shonld give it a tial
Yours, truly, SC. -
LuDWELL STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWs FROM AMELIA.

ANEfIA CnuNTts JnIN ,, Io'1
NTESSRS. DOVE 4 cO.--Last satafnnl had very
vi fine horse iniufea Of his hind legs 50 badly
as 10 cause il swell the SIZE OF man hean. on
which ,r;ea every remedy eoala hear thiak Of
,,h,u, relieving him in the least During the fall the
.renr continued when yontr MIR. Archer saw II, and
accommodated .our Turf Oil procured bottle, and
in n very sher fne before had used the contents OF
one bottle the swelling subsidized, nnl You could not tell
which ley was injured lie is now well aud doing all
Kinds OF farm work.
Very resi- ectiully,
ANN w ARCHER.
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MERCHANDISE
NEW BOOKs AGalN.ar MORsE's

y MnCYemick +. Camp before SeyazsoPoi;
The Two tsaardians-hy the author al Heat basf
Hearts Ease--a new lot.
kenneth-ty the
Castle Builders-by the
Chemistry of Common LIZ.
The Escaped Nun-Jediealed 10 tie Pfote'Isnt' oil
Amefca
The Con.crpi--by Dumas:
sam Slick In search of Wife;
The Eclectic 70 August.
The LONDON Art Journal for August
Edinburgh Review for 1uly
Household Words for September;
Frank Lesle'- Journal lot S.pfetobefi
Joy and Ea.e--fsr Young Mothers;
The Meral Probe by Jutsnu
hl.o u full and com pete stock Of School aud Olassr
cal Books All at prices thar cannot fail to please
nuF osts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24
Fishing Tackle, Ac.

Fishing Tackle, Nc.
A1yE arc receiving every week by express. FISH,
w ING TACKLE 10 when we invite TIA attention
Of all parsons saniing anything In int line viz;
Rods from three to six joints
Trout r.ds with extra tips, full mounted.
-Four joint rods. at 81 %,
Walking cnne r,ds in and joints
SILK. grnss, hemp and hair lines, superior quality.
Grayitston, Limerick and Virginia Hooks,
Bait nets, with without rods.
Plain and foe reels, lndin Rubber fsh bait needles,
nrjfria Il es snoods and every th ng in the sporting
line At the Gun store W b. Il c. FISHER,
Opposite Nofvsll House, Lynchburg
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NOR NEW s.-Vjrginin n
~ lnla&ainm nm LIND -EILai pnckni -

sail with dispatch The superior fast sail .ssAAsss
ing, double decked and copper fastened schooner
'ELLEN,' Captain JAMES STlwART, now loading aud
will sail as above. For balance Of freight apply
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
Richmond
2. s. Shippers by this Vessel viii get their goods
port of destination at one half of freight cheaper
than by any other route, and in less time. Insurance
can be effected on the best terms. ID d. W. G.
nup
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

- = BBLS Stuarts c. Sugar.
Id 25 G ound, Clai flied Crusheda DO
90 boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bbs N. o. Molasses,
lU hhds. 7. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguira do,
10 Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamanline and Sperm Candles'
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and Timothy seed
Call soon as selling cheap. ,,,,
Tf.b oats1 YOUNGER g. SMITH
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MERCHANDISE,

OTICE-The Subscribers having purchased .,
Y John A frunklin hi, interest in the concern oil
Fa,ln Brother & Co., will continue the ovsihess IN
Ihs same house next door Liberty Warehouse under
the firm and style of Franklin Brother They return
their thanks to thrr friends and the public generay
IL, nov have bee , in the Grocery ard Commission
business aud mo,, respectfully solicit continuance Of
the sarne promising their best exef,ons 20 give
s,,isf,cton to all who NAV do business with tnem
JAMES FRANKLIN,
ian 2cts EDNhhD haNh1i4'' -
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More News OF its Efficacy.

SANDY hIvkh, FItlsyIVhuh N"uNIY, WI
June End, 1858. !
VIESSRS DOVE & 3O.-DFAR SINS; thereby Ger
INE ut, that nban the first ct lnsi MHclh was NJ.
tackled with Rheen4asfn ot the srycrest chafartr IN
oae shoulder ana dtHg tne u-t Of IT cn'rly irn
rle spd from WHICH suffered esft -eVetr pain or three
ar l74f da4s VI, tuen gtucuIoa ue u hnt.en Nnnr
HHaa,a'e Lllimeai and appleh il according to the
dir. ciiuns aui which | restored ~ .hot time
and my arr restored full strength aud sieor in
f,w days; nd earnestly recommend Il 10 all ~h" may
lee afflicted nth Rheumatism Aud IL IS duty ynu
owe to the community TO u,re -u'o. rnPs.
THONgS iIlNDIEY.
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Sole Proprietors, Richmond, Va.


RIcHMoND D, January lG, 1850
Mcssrs. DOVE q, Co.-For about seven years my ne
gro boy Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone OF o'
OF his legs; he mas had the very best medical advice
and the strictest attention from myself the SIRE la
been repeatedly poutced and burnt with caustt; at ~
tervls whilst giving and applying medicine he has bee
Kept low diet and also kept ectly quiet, with 0
limb elevated sometimes the wou be as large
the palm of mans hand and at others no larger 'ha
half dime, and even when it has attained this sna.
size would break out again. | became entirely as
couraked about it, and, day while in your store
asked you what must do for ii; you gave bottle
your hi OIL and after using bottles (by the die'
tion) it was entirely healed Previous To the time
using it, lie had lost months IRON his work, but since
has never lo.i sing day. will aid that have e'
penned useessly, on his limb, about two hundred o.
fifty dollars and gives PLEASURE add 10 tue "'
ny You have, this testimonial of the virtues OF you
Iuht OIL. Very respectfully ,,,
s. e. SHELTON
A copy-pu olishcd by permission from a lady II '''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

Y EVW BOOKS NEW BOOKS IL
y The Hid den Path anew Novel-by Marion Han
land. author of Al ne Pri 81 25;
A Visit the Camp before Seva.ppo--hs Nice armick;
The Escape Nuu-by young Lady Of Norfolk. Va;
just To hand aud lor -uie hN
aug 3l-ts PAINE Il CHRISTIAN.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
On HHDS N. o. Il I X. Sugar,
~ 30 bis. Coeee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbls. Loaf, Crushed, and fui
verified Sugar,
100 ne Rio aud Lagura Coffee.
20 ugs Superior Old java Coffee,
Is hlds Cuba anil +. r. Moasses,
90 bbs. N. O. Moasses,
30 toas Bur Iron, assorted,
. do. Hoop aud Band do!
. do. Bliserd Steel,
DO Cast and Shear do,
10 000 lbs Baron,
300 Sides Sol. Leather,
IS do Black Upper do
40 doz. Calf Skins,
90 " Pink LII ling do,
10 Sheep Skins,
1900 BALES Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantlne Candies,
so do Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nails 3 TOGO ny,
10 WRIT Nails,
Is bbls. Tanners' Oil
40 Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Salt.
-ALSO-
Plaid Bleeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty, Copperus, Aur y, Nader and Indigo, Peple
iager and Spice Spades. Shoves. Trace and Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoes and Hats.
For sale, exchange for country Produce,,n accomo'
I
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DlFLES, PEsTOLS, &c.--Wo havo on
IL had very handsome assortment of Rifles Pis-
tolls, &c, C.. comprising very fine Rifles. hand
sonely mounted with Germua Slvet Saloon Rifles and
P-,n- Sharp'- Riffs; Glt's Five Shooters: Aliens
Secocking Pistols; Cane Guns Foils; Hunting Knives
Pistols Of all size; Caps, &c, &c, which
we invite the attention of the public
mug 9,ts j d GREGORY H. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

| AND SyAssSxANTS.-We wishto purchase
IL a,ge quantity Land Warrants, Cor which we
will pay the highest market price in cash. Persons
having them for sale will do well 10 call IA
aug loan YOUNGER x SMITH.