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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

WHrAT CONC ABRoAp.---For the first time since
January, with one single and unimportant excep.
ton, wheat was last week exported from New York.
The Post states that 2,457 bushels passed at the
custom.honse during the week. About 900 bush
els went forward in June This is all that has gone
before this year.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08
WASHINGTON, d. G.
WILLIAM M. BURWELL, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1855.

FEY The gentleman who enclosed US GER
dfcate and deposition yesterday, signed "A
Friend to American Principles, will will oblige
the editor by calling on him in reference to the
mattar
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

FROM THE SoUTH--We tried this morning to %"
tain election news from Alabama, East Tennessee,
end Clingman's district, N. G., via Columbia, S. G.;
but the lightning south of Petersburg cut off all
communication
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

KENTUCKY ELEcrIoS.--Mr Prestons majority In
Louisville, in 1853, was 200. He Is now beaten
by Humphrey Marshall l 500 votes. Glory enough
for Louisville.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08
1'ennessee Election,

The despatch from Charleston to the New York
papers, announcing glorious news from East Ten
nessee is confirmed by the following extracts Fl ON
the Knoxville Wing of August 4th.
The following Is the vote of Knox county:
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

We have received from Tinto" what purports
TO be an extract from letter Of the Pope to Arch
bishop Hughes but have no means Of asocrtaining
its authenticity.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

one Of the strongholds Of Americanism in the
West, Notwithstanding the Boosting Of Adolf
tonists, the misgivings Of some Americana,
and the taunts Of the old fogy Democracy.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

In the FIVE precincts heard from Gentry's ma
jority is almost equal to Henry's majority In the
whole county The large American precincts are
to hear from, which will show gain of about two
hundred!
CAMPBELL CousTY.-This county has acted no.
bly,, making gain for Gentry of the rise of two
hundred votes, and handsome gain for Sneed.
PROBABLE GAINs.--In the counties Of Knox, An
derson, Campbell, Granger, Jefferson, and Roane,
only six countless Gentry's gain amounts to four
out the State he will carry the State by the asound
ing majority of twenty thoisardi
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08


For the House of Representatives, White and
Armstrong, Americans are elected without oppo-
sition.
Henry received 2,279, and johnson no, giving
the former majority Of 500. Gentry's majority
is 1866, showing gain Of $50 in Knox county.
Well dons old Knox
RoANE CoUNTY.-At the single precinct in Lou
don, Gentry gains 80 votes, and Anderson, for
Congress, gains So on Smith, At Lenoirs pre-
cinct, Gentry and Anderson gain 20 vot,s. The
indications are, that our gains in Roane will
amount to 800 votes.
GRANGER CoUNrY.--We have heard from three
precincts in Granger county, and they give large
gains for Gentry and Sneed The indications are
that the American ticket has prevailed there by
largely increased majority.
BLoUNr CoUNTY.-The only reliable information
which has reached our town from Blount, was
brought by Hon. Samuel A Smith, who came from
there on the stage, the night of the I'd inst. He
stated that johnson and himself were defeated,
that everything was going wrong. We have the
vote from one precinct, Rockford, where Gentry's
gain is A votes. Fletcher beats Arnold literally
to death
ANDERSON COUNTY We have received the votes
from Eve precincts in Anderson, (not including the
town. and they give large gains to Gentry and
Sneed both. The votes are in full:
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-08

And so II Will be, lear, with all the nations OF
Europe, until there be change In the minds,
habits, education, and modes OF thinking on the
part Of the people. Liberty, in their estimation,
Is RIGHTEOUSNESS, lawlessness. They do not under
stand or appreciate its first principles. Men, TO
be capable Of maintaining law aud order In a free
government, must be schoclcd In the elementary
principles"
The American party Of Houston county, Geor-
ga, met on the oath Of July at Perry, and, after
having made nominations for the State Senate and
Legislature, adopted the following resolution:
Rssolred That we do heartily endorse and rati-
~ the principles of the American party, as set
forth In the platform recently adopted by the Ma
tional American Convention OF Philadelphia, and
in the platform Of the State Council of Georgia,
held in Macon, and do pledge ourselves In every
fair and honorable way to the support Of the same.
An American mass meeting was held at Musco-
gee, Georgia, last week, and was addressed by Col
Hawkins, American candidate for Congress in that
district, and several other gentlemen.
ratification meeting was held at Athens, Geor-
gia, last Saturday. The following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
I" Resolved, That as members ftbc American par
ty, in public meeting assembled, do most cordi-
ally approve and heartily support che sentiments and
principles set forth In the Platform OF the National
Council recently held In the city Of Philadelphia,
and that we viii use all honorable efforts to In
graft them on the future policy Of the republic,
disregarding all former party prejudces.
"Resoived, That we hail with pride and be-
coming exultation the noble and patriotic stand
taken by its Southern members, and the manly as
sstsnce rendered them by our conservative, law
abiding brethren at the North; aud that we greet
their mutual e,rts to restore peace and harmony
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"She has hrenstworks and knees" said Ike,
describing The new L. s. ship Merrmac to Mrs.
Partington, M he looked up at her roguishly,
"Whut is that, Isaacl" snd the old lady looking
up from profound contemplation Of Dudley
Leayitts Almnnc She had not caught all the re-
mnrk. "She has hreartworks and knees, repeat
ed Ike, smiling. "Breastworks and kuees!" said
Mrs. Partingtoln, impressively. with face that
had waoe moral code written upon il, land
how be you know that7" IL saw 'em." responded
he, "and put my hand on EN-" .""Well." said she.
raising her fingers like gude-post, "you must
not let g hear such thing from you again
Such shameless conduct is without a parable in
one 80 young, and am almost ready to believe
in NIL they say of the moral turpentine of youth"
She luoked nnxiously at Ike, who wns sitting on
his legs and rocking 10 and fro. 1T was the new
ship was talking about" said he, grinning at
the mistake she had made "Oh!" said She was
that al WELL the lesson may be laid away in
your mind till you need it," The old lady took
n pinch of snuff with her eyes upon the picture
Of the stiff corporal upon the wall, but the picture
was moNcless, and she turned towards Ike who
was making n row Of portfolios in the side cf
sheet of gingerbread ready for the oven.-B Boston
Post.
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BEER-fwo receipts for making healthy and
palntahlo drink for warm weather
First White spruce beer, which is made as
follows:
Three pounds of loaf sugtr, four gallons of wa
ter, of ground ginger a little lemon peel,
enough of essence of spruce TO give it flavor.
and cup OF good yeast, and when fermented bot
tie it close. This is delightful beverage.
Second: Imperial ginger beer which is made az
follows
Cream of tartar, ono pound; gingertwo ounces;
white sugar seven pounds; essence of lemon one
dram, water, six gallons yeast, half pint bottle
and tie the o,rk down.
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Forwarding a Commission Business.

1--WE .up-tIiDtr iavinP pa, c,~el the iatrt-st ut
Il NJ q. Pettynhn, in the concern of Lee Co,
will runtirue the Forwarding and Comm ssion busuess
ut ih'ir old stand tho dock.
Hi lachton gives him superior advantages ov"r any
ather Forward ng iiouse in the City, he is but few
.qunr,- ot level from the landings Of the Bnlt
'norr Phad,l ohm and Now \ "rk Steamers md New
iorl mo Boston Pnc,ct4 rnd il subjected 10 the low
81 in,ya2, recn {1ed by III, CITY Ordinances; whereaa
glal- ~laPred hy thos" located Basin dtny.
Il Gu I, fwu miles rough paved >trees. .hs,chy
~ rrt ,cf inter- annee well in reused c"st.
= The better uni, r-tn'dng rf charges he will pun
a- On ht uri cnnal bnats from ve--elS steamers
~ ."rt> "cr 100 lhs., provided, however, 'lIt ,rn
hatsr tora singh sjpm.nt shn b. e.s tlbn tw,,ty
tive t.,r commi.>lon mud d,ayngr Seven Il
= mure ia rcqurfs chnreed for diayngc alone to the
Ba-in aud 6vr cent rntner rss tian TIE average
r.bst # hinliog tpnre hv tile Ord unnce.
roba. aud ot er produce shipped about half he
,mrgrs eintg,d hy thos' loeatrd on the Basin.
Persons .hiVpinP t-hncco rnihcr prnduc" to my nj
rrs- Will do vii -npb by Mr.. reuyIohn'- lire oi
las a fbey come directly ioo the Doch Tor NJ loads
without dcHy or - ntl".
Ha,iae AZ .<peritnco in tbe hu.i ( ftieen ychr,
he n,tt,s iu-t't that h, ttn give satisiaetioo
,,hn uin, =. Iu-t rhnirh hl-inss- u hir.
Ctug- egoods invariably toia" them 10 1c-llna
unn.
tw Prtirn'ar attentlou Civ. 10 the sc Of Ner
thnod,~e AL l',ooc.
na,2 4, ". FIRED $ LEE.
q tu... -, -. Ri-.fnt,ri. Y 4
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The Recording Angels.

Two AnFel dear every Soul attend,
And watch, wifh nntirnt waiting. on each hand.
Oc with arf e,r oi hope, and OF fear
And both y iii owe intense golden rsoord bear.
And when Nh precioes Soul, with love doth grew
Those loving eye- nh holy 'ustre shine
Then doth the riph'h Angel whisper low
Tia ourh for ever! mud with .cal divine
Confirm the eoad. for t'ood ne'er decay
Bn', nil mmnfal. wing TO heaven its way.
But + Suspicion dark, o fearful Wrath,
Trouble the lustfe OF those sinle.s eyra
The left hnni Angel of Nuns darkened path
In weeping sile. &c writes. md sad surprise;
Bu holds uusrnlrd -rl the golden II, 9,
And IN li. lop'iul brnther lcnns awhile
F0fu MT : an rcp M the hrnvens shall smile
Aud swift 'hnt rrcn,d fade in light divine;
And unly Sorrow w""pta .nvr al fair shrine.
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For Old dP0int, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line


flIlE beautiful aud hvorilc atenmbaar~ IS@~
i AUGUSTA, under ho command of fs<ssiizaI7x-I-
Gupt. VIM. &. Smith. I. 50 ong aud lnvoably known
the travelling community tho Potomac md Jnmes
ilvcr.) IL running the line vim Port Wal
tall,nnd IN furnished with Ii Il kO OATS,
Lie Prrrrycra, force Pump-, aud nil the n,.pnnoe.
required by Act OF Congress the safety of pass
rnerrs
The Gnrs running il nckon with the Augusta from
Richmond. enyc the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
evcry MondaN. "Wednesday, ,nnd Friday oelock
rrr4ons n"ri, ne in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
ht,r hni II few steps wulk to th. Cnrs.
Ih" tnrs ruuui. from Petersburg 10 City Point H.
ronnector with the Augusta lrnve Petersburg sam,
I.ys hboVr, at7A NJ, from the Depot of the Appo
oatlnS X X Co thus giving pHs-enerr' oprorunit,
In 90 from Lynn, hbuig thrr by the Packet Bnnts
DHnVile Railroad 10 Hchmnnd. by way oi the soutl
Rnilrnnd 10 Petersburg and from there
tig tu Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will lenvc Norfolk the alter
mcda,s, viz; Turs,uy., Thur-dny. and Saturdays,
j AN.
h" Augu-tn vii stop nj Old Point both going ard
,"tHnlnp rePu .nrY throughout the Bnhing Scte1n.
farr between Rrnm"nd. NorioIk and Old Point 4! OF
var" between Richmond, Coke's, Rims Min and
hildren over three years and over twelve
Nr"rs of age, half price
Meals .cuch. Observation-Disclosures. "a 81
S"tvnnta, ihrouRh,---- Observation-Disclosures / 81
servants my Uoint on II 2 river, o.
Meal, ......- Observation-Disclosures. 90 o.
inn "6 dscta THOS. DODAMEAD. .Supf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a HATS HATS HATS
~ SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. I

STITXER will Introduce the Spring -'ylc Diess Hat,
,hc first Saturday IN March, Tor the insPeciian OF his
and the public generally; which Will bo iound
u surpasa any Hat IN this market. in brnnty, Ft,e,
uatv aud fuisit Al.o, lot of bsnutih new s'ye
oil Hats Tor young Gents. All those drsitinR fine
ltea- IInts to eclipse any thing in this market will
,easr Gull ut the .ign Of tie lilur HAr
All kinds ~ Hat4 made orlc, with neat tnes. and
dispatch Customers. Hats dressed over uahaL
ma,3.t WM SITTER.
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s..s.twei. ID IS. 90

ENul NEEt. > AUG / 5 II y *
y b = [ 4 u
RS IL. ,erV 90 I" L 'e sz""- brIi"ih. ant
~ nj Lync5bars an. vii pay strict ttentiun 10
business pntrli,trl I" hn.
AnpRUss- lIBER y. NJ IL,
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WEDlCINES.
Sure Cure Baltimore Lock Hospit al


w nrtanc Powers Pain in the Loin' Diseos'
u Kidneys Affections OF the Head Throat Nose and skin
constitutional Debility impdi Marriage and all toe
horrd affections arising from indcrr"n no matter whether
intemlerance or the use oil arn'h p OF any "te
eA's' IT, YOUNG MEN,
especy who havc victims of evil practices Alas
what numbers of and nobeharted beings
have been ys SWEPT 70 sn s1i Sant ne $ 9TH
e entance listening senaes with the thunders Of ell
oquence walked to e"stacy the hkiag Tyre
suffering from of the following melancholy effects
sh ud immediately apply to ro>,
Weakness the Back and Limbs Pains In the Head Dmness
pepsia Nervous Irraty Derangemen the Digestive
tons General Debility symptoms OF Consumpton etc etc
of Memory Confusion Of Isas Depression of
Spirits Forebongs of Evil Aver of oeiety self fDistrnst
Love Solitude Tmty, etc of thu evils grndW FL
oFFTCE.No. T. South Freeric street Seven Doors from
Baltimore st. Fast side up the steps.
particular in observing the name and NUMBER or you
A Cure Warranted
The many thousands this Institution. and the
practice Dr. Johnston exceeding all others besides
standing gentleman OF character and responsibility
sufficient that he is the only proper Physician to be
consulted - ,,
MEMBER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
n states and the greater part of life spent
Hospitals London, Paris philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected the astonishing that
snown Many troubled with ringing the and head when
asleep, nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds aud
bashulness hlush14 attended sometimes with
derangement OF mind. were cured immediately
Take Particular Notice.
and Guardians Often msed with respect to the
oI disease in 'heiT and wards Alas
often DO they asche to other the wasting OF the
frame papitetion of Heart Dyspepsia INDIGESTION dsrSng
SUMPTION also those serious Mental effects such loss OF
eory Depression Spirits peculiar fits Melancholy when
arns ps ss @ Mind TRus
existence thousands who might have been OF
their Country their friends and ornaments to Soe
Or. 5oHNsToS's ISyIGoRAT1vE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
This grand important Remedy restored strength
had lost all hores and been die BY Its complete in
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l.. NOW-NOTluINlsS

crnta nlc respectfully invited To taII nnF rknInine
the best stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have hnd the nea of offering, being selected
hr beat terms. In New York. by ny.ef with particular
eeard style ana durability aud will be told and
made up 10, cash, runetual paying customers ns
INV the same goods can be bought ,lsewh here
Among tn stuck will be found
French Cloths nnd D"cskin. of heat make and flush
tice lot Fancy Cns4imers, Drp de etc, Summer
ctnha tlnn>. pulIngs md Mnr.n,es for pants, Plan
anl tuncy Yr.tings oi Shk Satin Mnrsn lies ac. &C.
npd the heat trimmings of every kind, Coon md LINN
Shirt. mud Drpwr4, some 40 inches Alsu hand-one
eoln,rd bnsom SHIRT with French cuhe lor tmv"lin,
M summer Cnmrs ,lI Lncs and ate. cravnt4
In, dkci chiefs Gloves Half Hose all Nj Ia, A..
Nn,br ,e PaRr stll manngrs the Tutoring D"c'rt
menr. npl5 "a WM l. FACE.
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VOL. 3.---NO. 28l.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.


W. arr adeed 10 an esteemed friend for the follow
ina beamiiul Ea-Ie'n All-goy.n il is from tn. pen
Of tho lady Of Nj Sparks tho eminent American hi.o-
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TERMS.

tt yIRalSIAN pahshel tally a. g.. and tr,~eeky a
-, rpun. 40 paper will ee discontinued, eH
r ption prorrietors until all arreHrages shsl
pahi
,pyERrsENENTs inserted for so cents Of
aii or the first insertion and 81 > cts for each con
,.. unless Ierei weekly AMI then SO cts
% Iusre viii charged for each insertion II the number u
ann Is not marked Nsit III he published Till or
tered out, aul char sed accordingly.
rHE YEARLY RATES Ahfs
For one square, daily -
do Ia
Fer siuars seul-weeHiy -
do to 80
M Advertisements intended both paper subject to special
ntrnct.
- nua advertiser Sill ha limited their 0 mediate hu
mess or thu ,erti Charged rates.
as All advertise appear in tue dali, and semi
weekly papers.
v- jbaarv notices which eseeel eight lines charged
,st,ablv Tnr the
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GDrOxD HOUSE (oypon. ou,, n

hpaDHOKD HOUSE loTp0si our Hons
ID MAIN ~T6EEl LIBERTY VA, { ~ tIr ate II
th, IIotei rmcrly ke..t by VIM Trry e-q)
The above House, re hnill IN the modern style.
and uni Sized in the best manuer ia nper ed for the
,e rp ion of tue.ts. The Undersigned promise ihit
be-i III, merit any patrnnag" Will iIry m II
ccive QuARLES 4 SrEI TOE.
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FOURTH OF July.

LYNN AND EXGTTEMENT hHEAD--Ths srri-
1 val "i celebrated Eque4tian Company and Me-
lingerie ul Ratin-on e. Enirtd. whose performances
d onr,aied in |. any other county.
We viii be f.c'iVinc ond supply of Spring ard
summer C.ahleg from this time unil the lst Of july;
nl-o a ge stach If Gentlemen furnishing Goods. Of
n de-crl lhoIa. rhr-e Goo Is A. oi the frat csss
aud will be I'D smnl advance for cash. Our
friends tr,un hr y, who intend visiting Lynch
burg during Inc approaching anniversary OF American
lndcf endrncs will have mn opportunity of furnishing
thcm-clvrs nnl stock. Ii is almost unnecessa.
~ fof here Il Tor elegance c, materials
aud work panzhil Gn,ds cannot be surpnssed.
GLASS n RAINE j. DIXON, Ag't
Fhnlr Cloth nnd Cinhing House, Bank Square. op-
positr th- tarm'r' Bank. june 23.ts
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mAroU.ts TNACTICA q UAGU FkHftTN PIsTS.
DEAUEITUI DAGUEsshEOTX

DEAUGITU1 DAGUEtthE0Ex
ID AIR--'Y Rel. Iiht mud BA1=.'
MINNIS & TANNER. th1u pride of the milli"''
Tnv pictures are the best that
Thy gallery is the shrine of deyutun
To those VIM stand irmv 10 thee
Thy triun has made bunglers uemble,
When woman gay form -tands ia view
Thy camera akes al the craft eumblr
Who envy the work that You do,
Who envy II g work that You d.
Who envy ti," work that yor do
Thy cnmea mat al Il g craft grumbe,
Whr envy the work lal You do
Thy ril"ry MI srari ms and larc".
l. ially thr rgrd with rue beauty;
" .. pleas'd with YOU, kid think mol of charge,
But attend fr"n oi duty.
Fair nruirns and gents both and Hfnr,
Como ril ht away 70 Main street,
Where ali i,y,r- of true pictures meet,
Merry fronting the Crthing B'zaur;
Nrary fronting the Clothins Baum.
Nrar, fronting the Clothiag BHzla..
Whrrr all lovers of true pictures .ncet,
From regions all rpund, bath and afnr
No1E - The Gallery oE MtsNrs x TANsER is on
Nna steel. I'D door from Bridge, side, where the
nosi beaunfn specimens of ,ha Daguerrean Art ar
nroduo ut all hours nf he day, the satisac
ton. nTtS''
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U.,l.aSTuC lsEIvS.-

INLASTIC BELTS.-Just received nnoiher
IL lot oi those vrty dr-ifnnlr Ellis TIC BELTS,
,ud Dress Trimming of every chnmetor Bonnet-. Rib
IONS Drc.a Cnns. llrad Drcsses, DC Cheap. Uery
eh.up. for rnsh. A. :. ENGLEDONE
iuuc l3-ta
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Betw eeu Eskt3sNttN abi n. iOik1&
.-EL -..LIlp q ML. IAA =

Bel con Eskt Il IN ID 'tliI Y. fOikN
STEAMSHIP JAMES iOWN.
11fSaS Ih" /. : Mf1 :, ,"m,tsp ANhSTONN
81 sssls~ "a rumnpul at Cut LEwls Pan IsH, lrnve
Ne,y A.,si, rreul trl g.. every y lukDNS alernuon,
; o'roca, for drbmapi Sne ~ npr taxi any rcilh
Ia nr rom CRY Paiut. Sh, avrs Ri brnnud, regularly
every Tuesday aft tarunnn n, "'r"ok f,r Ne" lo k
Those desiring .hip by h'r mn= hive iheir good
her, VI inlay Pas~epaes desiring take this ship
here, have State Roam secured nddres-ing u-
by d1il.
The ROAM re. Cnm. SKINNER, stops nj Cry Point
Win re she VIII Ini and receive freight. B"th III
Jane, town an TIN. RI nokr caive and land prNscn
gers N Cry Po an Norfolk.
i.UDI.AM Il WATSON.
marc Richmnnd Va
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EMOs A L. nc subscribers tavirs :, moved
~ into tier new store receiving daily. BY
Ex,ress additions Ia their former stock of sessonabo
Cthug, which they invite the attention uf the pub
lie The undersigned take this method Of rendering
then knew ed g-ments their US customers,
for the liberal patronage thy have hitherto rece'N
and n.dp. s 10 remit no effort deserve and
insure its continu Iaor in their establishment
BURROUGHS. SHAFER Il CO..
Proprie,ns of the Clothing Bazaar, Main st., North
East side opposite Lee Il Johnson and ono door be.
low Jnl,n r DAVIS Il. o. june 90 Is
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1nn CASES CALAoa,A I>,rac

To lie coH>uner. nt Licolicc W. viii e-tf..tr E.
inai;v of thi- t. he tine il nlt superior =, .
inprrtcd iatothe country-tn srtvc stoiHy Md ih s
ADlE 4 GRAY
FrhN 7-,lAct Ririmond Va
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fkNO THE LADIES BOUQUET TOILET
l. POWDERS.-Tnis Toilet Pow der being made Of
pnre mnteria.s and highly perumed, is uncquaed for
rendering the skin smooth and soft. preventing
ston-, aud Ubvating tor copous perspration
For the nursery preferable all others, being pure
ly vegetable, and continuing nothing injurious the
delicate niHnt Made a, d sold only at
J. II. THOMPSON & cos
June 29dw New Dtus Store Lynchburg Va.
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~. HIRING ON your IORsEs-NEw
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
TIVE ubd #r4lgned having taken the house formerly
occupied by &. II r. q. Sieptoe. fwo doors above
Are & MrGlbnahan's ol | stand. und next door to
iunrH a. Sratton, Main Lyr chhurg Va, begs
s, call r attention of his friends ard the public
goner il nj stock Of Groceries, Liquors, &C.,
which he s offering low for cash OF in exchu nge for
Of Flour WGe@ nra -, Sera.o % " to IL" the re" re.
ce,ing .'r~arding - Goods
mn, - r&jt,y JOHN LUNSFORD.
B.ifnrd Sa.e'ine and Salem Register cory 6m.