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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-02

RIcH TINE CoMIsG.-We find in the papers a
letter from Mrs. Sarah Young" one of the
thirty wives of Gov. Brigham Young. of Utah,
chief high priest Of Mormonism, dc, who, it
seems, has just broke loose from the bed and
board of her loving spouse. She writes from
Chicago, under date of Jan. 16, to the editor OF
the Boston Daily Times announcing her in
tention to reveal to vulgar eyes the secret prac-
tees OF the Mormon tribe The public is in :
formed that it is her intention to travel thro' the
United States and lecture on Mormonsrn, warn
ing the young and unsuspccting to beware of
the .*ungodly trap''-adding. "for what don t
know about Mormonism is not worth knowing"
Mrs Young has been IN the family Of the
Prophet for the last three years. She for
merly from Boston, and intends delivering her
first lecture in that city, Her labors in unmask-
ing Mormonism. will be shared by Miss Eliza
Williams. who has been resident in the Sal.
Lake Valley. Tne editor Of the Times, in ac-
knowedging the letter of Mrs. Young, saws j.
came to him through responsible source. So,
look out for rich time when the good women,
who have been the victims of MormoniSm.' -
shall enter upon their mission.
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Hickory SUt Oil.

Il is fact not generally known, that the oil
maDufactured from Hickory Nuts, is equal if not
superior to the best lard or sperm oil for burn
ing and for machinery.
Mr. Warren Eastabrook has manufactured oil
from hickory nuts, in small quantities for several
wears past. The nuts are crushed under the
tcmpering stones like tiaxseed and the oil press
ed out in the same way. The "cake' OF nut
shells is used for fuel and cord of it is said TO
Ego further" than a cord cf the bes. hickory
wood. The nut oil remains in fluid state at a
very low temperature, and it does not gum
Ike the ordinary qualities of oil. 1t IS used IN
very delicate machinery. and when properly re-
fined, could be used by watchmakers The Pig
nut is preferred in the manufacture, account
Of its thick shell, and greater abundance of the
oily material.
Mr. Estabrook believes, that oil manufactured
from the ordinary shebark and large sweet
hickory nut, would in general use for the
table We have heard of some individuals who
prefer the oil manufactured from the ''plgnut TO
the best 'solive'' for their salad Mr.. Estabrook
pays fifty cents bushel for the thin shelled
nuts, and we suppose would buy the thick shells
at a lower price.-Dayton JOuraal
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-02

TRUE-READ IT.-There is as much connection
between the words and the thoughts as there is
between the thoughts and the words; the latter are
not only the expression Of the former, but they
have power to react on the soul and leave the
stain OF corruption there. 4 young who
allows himself to use profane or vul gar words.
has not only shown that there IS foul spot on
his mind, but by the utterance of that word he
extends that spot and infanes it till by indul-
gence It viii soon pollute and ruin the whole soul
Be careful ofyour words as well as your thoughts
If you can control the tongue that no improper
words are pronounced By it. you viii soon De
able 10 control the mind and save Il from corrup-
ton. You exanguish the fire by sInothering it,
or prevent bad thoughts bursting out in language.
According to the estimate of the Railroad Record
the onied circulation of the country. in So amour
ted to S293,45a,2J1; about l2s TO every man. wo-
and child In 1886, the estimate ofthe Treasu-
Y Department made the amount to be S145 coo 900.
@An editor observes that, sit is a solemn
thing to be married" Another replies that cit
is great deal more solemn not to be-
E-A writer in the Washington PA J reporter
recommends John Bell, of Tennessee. for the
presidency in 1859, and Abbott Lawrence, Of
Massachusetts,, for the Vice presidency.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-02
: that oil manufactured
ly The Cincinnati Enquirer contains tn

Exy- The Cincinnati Enquirer contains the
following notice, and comments on rather ex-
traordinary invention called the
Wagon.
This is the name of an invention. the caveat
-l-s-a7 eta i ti,e Pa.ert ofiina by Mr. Fulton,
of Princeton, New Jersey, which is to be, if sue
cessful, nothing less than steamship propelled
on rollers or wheels that are to go the water
instead of under it. The wheels are four hollow
cylinders of boiler iron tight, and 40 feet in
diameter. These to be strengthened by
means of compressed air, forced into them by an
air pump attached to the main engine. The in
ventor claims that at about "A revolutions per
minute his machine would be propelled mile,
and undoubtedly would tear things, and astonish
even the sea monster. \ letter writer says:
''He has on hand working model of this ma
chine, feet in length, inch cylinder, driven
by small engine, that, for dmnutiye pattern,
is one Of the swiftest 1t was tried on the canal
the other day, and but for some intervening trees.
would have parted company with its proprietor
forever. It pays no respect TO sand bars or shall
lows. going over either with equal facility
We were just going to laugh little at Mr..
Fulton's invention, but closed up quickly, for We
remembered just then how generally, once on a
time his illustrious namesake in the steamboat
line was grinned at by the wise.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-02

THE PoRK TRADE The packing season has now
subon the annexed table Of the comparative receipts
Of hogs this season and last far as heard from
The list IS incomplete, but in the main correct 1t
shows q Yery larne deficiency this rear
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California Items

STRAwBERRrEs-THRyY CROPS IN YEAR
Mr.. J l.. Sandford of the Shell Mound Nurse
res and Fruit Gardens, near San Antonio, has
pr sented the Herald with a beautiful collection
Of strawberries, raised in his gardens. Among
the varieties IN the collection are the Prolific
Hautboy, the Crimson Cone, the Large Early
Scarlet and the Hautboy-all marked in their
characteristics. He has on exhibition at the
Agricultural Fair. nine different varieties Of this
delicious fruit He has very large number of
plants in his gardens in full bearing even at this
late period of the season. The remarkable sue
cess he has met with in the cultivation Of this
fruit, strongly evidences the excellence Of our
soil and climate. He only imported the plants
last January and Young plants, only two and a
half months old, of.hoo.s Of the first, have al
ready produced largely. The Early Scarlet va
riety has Welded three crops this year, and du-
riuy the whole wear he has not been without
frui. upon his vines.
The flowers on the hills in the vicinity of San
Francisco are beginning TO blossom as if it were
in Nav Flora must have been taking nap,
and awoke few months behind the usual time.
Country Gentleman, Dee. ..
FARMER's CLUB-The frs. Farmers Club in
the United States was organized on the 1lth OF
February, 1855. George Washington and Ben
iamin Franklin were members OF il. At one oil
its meetings II Was stated that the King of Eng
land had issued proclamation against the i'm
portation Of American wheat, on account Of the
Hessisn fy. i was said. he need not be
afraid of the grain, as the fly never touches the
berrv-it only attacks the STEM" In 1882 the
fly was not known in this country. 1t was IN
troduced by the Hessians. j; is said, when they
landed upon Long Island. The scalding Of the
roots of young peach trees before planting ont,
was recommended at one of the meetings Of this
Club The peach worm doubtless existed at tha;
day Corn was exhibited in March. 1905, from
the Pacific ocean, that was unusually farinaceeus
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More news from on" of,hc First Wen in Henry.

June 9th. lr55 !
DEAR S1RS About the 10th of December last became
with what thought old hurt Ia one of
knees e la oue) of long standing of which had FIRE
qucn attacks Within about six eight days II boeamc so
that sleep impossible In about twouy -four
hours attacked right hand aud wrist and about
twelve hours attacked In right ankle, At which time
under such excrucatng pain not to be able 10 take
any whatever losing all appetite for any kind of food
and In perfect helpless condition became almost de
ranged My family standing around my bed side mplo
ring call in physician my reply was that If could ob
tain the right q would do So, but that had
well die with afue Al lcngth consented for
my go MIR James Crews, amerchant, near me-
and to hun what my situation was. amer had tired
recommendation possible without the least beneh ih,
any thing which he could truly recommend to send
10 me IL hottie # Doves Rheumatic innon
used directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep Tho dfst time ~ forty hnnts My joints befamt
rlieh s,yuItu the began the swc
ling -uagod aud in III, WAS aide o aitcnd to my hust
ness as usual havc attacks In my shoulders
use tho Inmru before with immrd relief by timely
application think taluost Invaluable remedy and an de
sirons u gyer8 person afflicted with the most dreadful
sconrgc ON oariH theumltsmJ should give it nial,
Yours. Hnly, Ar
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y,J;uu. from C,,es,cracId.

NNisfIRTIlID tOlNfN, Va, Ang. 7, Zoo
MESSRS DOVE a co, Riehmnnd--Iast fail one of my
mules turned loose the stable yard while play ing about
with other mules with the weight of his whole body
against large plate of shooon cutting himself the thigh
ham about 10 inches long and from inch and half
Inches deep The wound Of such character as to
suppose he would he Of service 10 again See
ing notice of the Turf Oh In the papers procured and
piled 10 the cut and in about three weeks he was
perfectly well and nt work and cannot perceive the oas
scar Where the cut was made. H. A. NlNFKEE.
I SThore many cases of injuries to cattle in this
neighhorhoud which been cured by your Turf on and
any benefit YOU procure you many certificates
Tho whole ncghborhood say is the quickest healing remedy
they ever saw II A. WINFREE.
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,Enrc NV. of.,-Imcne,.

y
June 2nd ltJ5 !
NISSRS DOW a ca .-DFA SIIts ! herohy certify
that Hbanf hsrsi Of Inst March, was attacked with Rhrn
matsin If br character, in shoulder aud arm
taking tbt usa II entirely aud from which suf
Ini fHr three or four dlys Ny son lhcH
procured o hatlr uf Yuur Rheumatic Imminent aud nP
piled IL according the directions from which was restored
in a short aud restored 10 h strength Au1
,ieor i'm and earnestly recommend il 10 all who
may hc anirtcd with Rheumatism And II is duty you
to the community to urge its usr. \ copy - -
THOMAS HU&DLEY.
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MIST RE(Es.EtD--t large assortment Of Net
Shirts and Drawers: Sbiifs and Collars CraNats Stocks
Gloves. Gentlcmcn's Shawls, AZ
oc Its NJ. GUGGENHEIMER.
A Ilrahany Springs Wntcr.--fhe subscriber
n has Just received supply Of this celebrated Mineral Wa
ter direct from Springs II is carefully MP in BOTTLES.
and Thought possess all the virtues of the water drank
c fountain highly Tcconmcndodiu all of dyspcp.
m and arrangement the digestive constant sup
l,. !, in be kept on hand JOHN II. SEAI, Druggist,
only Agent for Ivnchburg
Also regular supply Of Saratoga ar Congress Water.
2f-ts
uESy BECEIyFD-A large and beautiful lot
Il of CLOTH tLOAf :, from 81 to SIS 4 piece, by
Ia NATHANIEL. GEGGENHEIMER
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- ATTRACTION NIBAoRpiNARN. PATENT
ANTIQUITIES by !. kEAGN, only successor 10 l. l..
HhS at ms Md stand next door Ia the Virginia bank Main
stfeoeoiosstiy thu highest achievement Of the ihoa
graphic art Those beautiful pictures on glass plates have
aifw entirely anpihatcd the old style paguer
ienApt pane'ss h"ne infinitely superior IN every regard
First they cn lac scen In any light The features not
Nefstd as M thu hagncrreoype They hriihnl,
richer In tone aud elegant hnish the per
tee taken nane fourth the time required hy the old process
aud lastly they viii last for agss They hemecaly seal
ed h'ween plates of glass which scaling secured b, letters
patent the United States and Europe and owned Lynch
burg 10y keagy only This sealing renders hcm mporsousto
ait water other which destroys the Daguerreo
type.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
anime specimens
Daeuerrootypes copied into Ambroypes and rendered
perishahle.
Instruction given In the and the right mako Ambro
types In Virginia. reasonable terms
Every variety of Castings Frames also large stock of
Jewelry constantly on hand Isop " dts
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TERMS.

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tutruct ,,,tl lo tir,;t.3 u, ,bo,r ~,
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!. An new advertisements appear ia the daily and semi
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he
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MISCELLANEOUS,


NEW NOONs NEW HOOks!: !:-Pn,n"
~ CHRISTIAN have for sale the following New bucks
luutcs Sketches of Virginia Historical and Biographical
Second Series.
Widow Bdtult rapcra-by Francis ". Whiekofi =, .
Debate the Punishment Of the Wicked Ac-by Ausn "
Mugruder, of Charlottesville, Va aud Edward T. orNs,
at Iennsy yania
The Neveomcs-by fhackHfHyi
The American t,in Book
Hunting ADV in the Northern Wtis-llusntehi
The Prince of the House of David
IIaarvh vhend aud McDonncr-=by Jacob Ahhotti
The Young Lady, own Book--hy Emily fhornwei
Tho Old llomcstosd-hy Mrs Ann \ stephens.
MEDICAL.
Nolntons Clinical Surgery
keillkur's Mieroseopcal Anatomy.
LAW.
Whcaton'n international Law
l'arsnns n Contracts-2d volume. novp2h
uNIssOlUTuON.--rhe concern Of Appel ~
NEWMAN this day dissolved by mutual cocsen -
The business viii he hereafter carried on by
November "a, 1883. JACOB NEWMAN
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RrCNMmEAr r,ouM.-Tnc rnmih q,
AW,Gl.IA

NEWS SEKUW AWCITN.-NNtIA totNfNi July
~ H. lh5l Mr3Srs Dove to5last autumn hnd worry
fine horse injured o his hind legs badly 10
10 swell tn" size of mans head which tried ayuY
remedy could hear think Of without relieving him in the
least Daring the fail the swelling continued whou yauug
MI Archer H. aud recommended your Turf on pro
cured bottle and in sher Time before had USED tho
contents of bottle the swelling apsided mud you could
tell which leg injured lie Is well and doing all
kinds OF farm work Very respectfully
ANN W. ARCHER.
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npuRRouGus, sHAFER & co, DEALERS IL EX-
- IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING invite the at
vailed aud extensive stock Of FALL GOODS comprising as
does great variety completeness style and naeri
every article pertaining the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE An adequate idea OF the
variety and richness OF stock can only be had by
personal examination Below may be found partial istof
OyERCoATs-A most elegant assortment Of these gar
of the desirable materials coors and styesTal
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS Those sold at this estab,
shmeni not surpassed in preseness OF NJ OF
general excellence Of work manshp &C. being in these re-
BUSINESS COATS, Of every material, ranging in price
PA%Ts-Back Cashmere. Doe skin Grape Cashmere.
"SRe S ne cassnerS osard Mixed eay rwsed sane
Plush nevet rapme SaeS a SATIN Taten, Vers
Black Satin &e splendid Party and Wedding
TRAVELLING BLANKETs.-Nationai Flag. St. Leger
EPSON and sa%9ny Blankets Gsnemens shaws Msfiers
Drawers Cvas Stocks ielssier Raglan Albert and Nspo.
Isle scbastopoi Calf Tiger and Nutria Gloves; Buck Kid
Calf tauniets; silk Merino Cotton and Country knit
ally found dina in rt class Genemens Clothing and onta.tins
establishment may be found In the greatest variety and at
b. s. CO. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them,
they and furnish but the best made
tie,ss ~ the lowest possible rates 10
oc 2@ BURROUGHS. sHAFER 4 co.
yl,O PnYsICIaNs- u n
i Herngs Blue Mass, the best in use; ;,-f..,.
orrgs OIL large and small bottles nearly taseless;
English Wine Coehicnm kootprepsred rom tDe resh roof
and infinitely superior to the Of the seed dried
'rtot;
Fud Extract vaerianrom the fresh English cultivated
In this country 4. :. srfs|sss. -
Also all the oicinal Extracts carefully prepared;
Liquor Ergotne; - slftA
Iodde Potass, Atkinson Bggers)-ogethcr with com.
Measures sIess small Glass tunnels Instruments
ted 10 Physicians in town and country carefully
selected and for sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD, -
aug Ats. Druggists bsnk Squafo
LNeFaC oughs and Cold..-Ayre's Cherry Peesss
n raj Jaynes Leonards Instant Relief HAe
tings syrup Neptha Pumonc Wafers Balsam Lv-
Hoarhound Peas Candy Cough LozengeR DC.
&c for sale by (nov 24.tsl JNO. H. SEAY. Druggse
ID ICE.-Juss received . fresh suppIy ~ sat@S
~ ldsc 2tl CRAWFORD RlOAAnD9s
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,s,3. VAIL, WINTER RAnnI-

<:zssfssS> NAl.-SIMpSON y BRO, sign of the 't'deh
"a Pad Lock. Main street: Lynehburg Va are no"
racoivinga very large assortment OF llMa"'uei
rot aud Table Cutlery Gums Psins Huatng tni fl,us
k silver trd G0uds: Floor and T,blr Oh Cloths wa
w SHADES; Ciiit rn.e; House Building MucriaS Cafpcn
fS Nll'yrghts ami Smiths TDnis CtrraKe ana !ninsfi
innings. Sladlery Shoe Makers Findings; Wood aud W H.
" Ware Farming Utensils Housekoc ug Arti 1es, &c @e
t ptk most extensive aud desirable over ""red
this market for public patronage e.nhra ng the hfS eass
pa IA whole nf the IN recently purchased many o when
rg and lust Introduced for the Fli. ana "l"'r
alerf $50
Fr cordially invite ,hcr friends and the pnbe t" make an
P"ipn of their Stock; either thOsJ who wish : p>" VI
N sire merely to a large ,iG varied assortment
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tnr.,t return NV thanks to the public general, for
~ their libcrol patronage Will hereafter Keep n lhlge
stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING at the old stand corner
of Main and Market streets, - me-.
nov
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6aygls mogss-NEW BGUESslT nDHsE's.
W Charles Nagascnri
Memoir q y. s rrcutss by Lii, brother;
Estrlhr Graut, the fust Wife;
True Riches Stories iur the Young
Stray Leaves the Book OF Nature by bccNere;
Mduo.r Of Dr sampson, by Il. l.. baLn"ys u. d
Cummings Twelve rSe.lt Quest-ns
The Glory of the Rcdeemer by Winsowi
The IIcav vCuy Home, by larbaugh;
The Heavenly Recognition .
Calderou, by Bulwcri
Sad rair OF the Coursbip # Cheyalier Slyfox Wykofi
London Art journal, for November;
The Electic, lor
BalIou's Dollar Magazine for December;
Chambers Journal fer
Frank i.cslip's y y. Journal for "
Westminster Review;
ehyuod'- Mag zine far November
II ,as,lold Woods for pecemhi.
Ai,a ,e!d reas ana further supllyof School Books
df,
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MARINERS OF VIRGINIA. II

lIARMERs OF vsRGl>5A.-if upon any living
thing your Plantations, there IS an Ulcer or n2Ie O.
descriptions Kind variety, matter whose SKIN II ue
or how long been standing upon your nan of your
"A servant your mules sheep horses COWS or dog we say
you and guarantee what say use our ttf olL-
you will find the most malignant as "e as thn
5s the form of man or beast or we refuhd
pguE TURF OIL!
ON MAN OR ON BEAST.
One tpaspoonfu equal to an of any preparation
tnown.
Bruises and Sprans Cracked Heel
eers and Fellons, Sore back,
J. sils aud Burns Spnt and Spawn,
{ o-e Legs and Chiblans, Sweeney and pole-eVil
Fn>h Cut Wounds Withcrs and Marbles,
I ramp and Tattnr Chgfe and Ghestfounder,
ttinrs of Insects Rtnebune and Sandcrack,
Mounds under the Nails Nndgal and Nunbness,
faamea Bre1sts Saddle Gall and old Strains,
G .aldrlar Yum3rs, Swelicd Legs and
Stiffness Of JoiniS. .
Warranted and danger from exposure 10 coio
Applied to burns at once, il leaves Nc scr,
Fi.ec 30 aud .s5 cents a bottle. ,,,,,,,n
l.vacIJurg, Va
DOVE co,
Sole proprictorS, Richmond, Va
RICHMOND January lG, ls55
Ssrs DOVE & Co-For about seven years my negro BOY
had ulcer on shin bono of one OF his Legs ne
M the very best medical advice, and the strictrst eh
mton stf; the has been repeatedly poneed anu
INT with eluste intervals whilst giving ana applying
etnr, hr has been kept low diet and also A'F P, ~
4Net with the imb elevated soh'uErs . 'tt h,n @ w
4'sG as te palm Of hra hAd ana ~ ,'Yt Y ii s,n
A alf dime, and when it has attained 'hs a'n 80 c
ut break ont again became entirely discouraged aooi
ti one day, while in your store a, ,ea YOU W ' % s
trit yau gave bottle of your TURF on. ana "itf @
Tag bottles (by the dirrction) il was entirely he''' il
s the time Of using it, he had lost months from ~ Wo,A
since, he has ncy or lost single day viii adi t'a
aeni 1t usclesslv on limb about twohundFed ana
dars and it gives nc pleasure add to the many you
this testimonial of the virtues OF your iu"' ''A
'"S f SHELTON,
tapy-aabished by permission from l'y tins eifyI
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Nrcw CoIorcd silks "a Ii,,Ie below cost.-Er

~ tins ny offer my cutre stock Coorod Slk pressea
pov cost Tor ash all entirely fine, Al per
snns Ia ant of great bargains silks invited TO come aud
sr. thrn, inov n ts1 ~ II LEWIS
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ruNnE NEWCOMEs--by Thncknrny--m new
L supply,
Life of CurrHn--hy his SON
Japan as was aud h;
The old llomostead-by Mrs stephens;
klostorlim--by DE Quneey;
Trench's SYNONYMS q tho New Testament
Also further supply of Wmnrtha short nib Gold Pens at
nov lats MDKSES Comm Hausc
RlGkWnEAC EIOl R.-Th. Enmity Grc-
Gerry has on hand the following articles, which will bo
sold ON reasonable torins
huekwhuat Flour.
Green and Iricd Apples,
Sweet and liish Potatoes:
Smoked aud lfckled Beef Tongues
Dried Peaches
Smoked Beef
fiue Family Hams. Cheese, sc
There may also ho found things which
useful In families all Of which will he sold cheap for cash
octilts II SOLOMON
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La Y u W u
EVNpoSIV1I WANTED.-L + A. EFT W.
GRAY Notary Public dealer In hand Warrants and Attor
ney the prosecution Military Bounty Land aud Pension
wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
Land Warrants will attend to any business, as Notary
Public acnow of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants Be &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY lI =
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
julyGts Pension Agent, Ilynchburg, Va.
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The above rates are via River slight advance is
charged if scu all the way by Railroad No Siorage Charged
on Goods Mt dr0UgA iiae Consign To
BRIDGFORD & Go. Richmond.
REFEREScFs ~ RIcnNoNp-SternS Brnmmei iinsey
Tardv Co. Selden Miller, J. IL Claiborne, J. W " fleht
& Co Chas + Whrham & Co, Shields y SonnerNlle ana
YsI,n,r1s Davennort A CO. jane .
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Srrw EAu.IA wuNTEn GOODs.-B have

~ received very large Stock of new fa and winter
DRY GOODS comprising ali articles In the Dry Goods uc
u which call OF the public and my friends Ia
tnafal prepared sell great bargains especially for
ras ing bought stock under great adj antagos
Country merchants would do wen 10 examine stock he
going further ast viii sell cheap any house in
Richmond Petersburg
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