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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

arBro. DUMBLE what has become of the Mt,
Gilead Sentinel? We ill afford to be without its
visits send it along.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14
HelsnbOld's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A RS A p A r. l. l. A;

For Purifying the Hood removing all diseases arising
fron Excess OF Mercury, exposure and imprudenee
in life, chronic constitutional disease, arising
from an impure state of the Blood, and the
only reliable & eliG,tuaI known remedy
for the Care of Scoiula, Salt Rheun,
Scald Bead, UEeratiOns of the
Throat and Ltgs, Pains and
Sweliings If the Bones,
letter. Plmples on
the Face, and all ScalJ Eruptons OF the skin
Thr article Is now pres,ribed by some OF the most
distinguished Physicians IN the country, and has proved
efficient in practi tRn any preparation OF sar-
ondary Syphilis, Mercurai and Scrofulous diseases
have entirely recovered in the incurebe wards o our
Public Institutions which lad for many years resisted
every mode of treatment tht could be devised Tnese
furnish striking examples of the salutary effects
of this medicine in arestin of the most inveterae
diseases, after the glands we're destroyed and the bones
already affected
NOTICE.-Leters from respon sibe Physicians and
Professors of several Medis Colleges and certificates
ofcures from patients will be found accompanying both
Preparations.
Prices Fluid Extract Of Iuehu, 81 pci bottle, or
bottles for SIS! ~
Prices Fluid Extract of sdrsapaia, 81 per hottie or
6bottes for S. equal in strength TO gallon syrnp
Of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by Il. r. HELMDoLD, Chemist, e63
Chestnut ST., neai the grard House, Philadelphia.
To be had of A. c. MARTIN, & co.
Sole A getls for ST. Clairsville, Ohio.
AND OF DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
03-AR Letters diretsd TO the Proprietor or
Agent recei"s Immediate aitentioa.-EO
May "a, 1855. N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

aoTHr Annual meeting Of the :Pittsburg M. E.
Conference meets at Johnstown. Pa; the present
week. Rsv RANKIN left for Conference on Monday
last
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

e@rThe Rev. JOHN MOFFAT will
Preach at the County lnfrmary at hall past four
O'Clock on Sabbath next, urth nst,) and Rev.
ALEX YOUNG, at the same hour on the first
Sabbath cf July.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

I / @ U o r S--French Brandy, Port
D Wine, and Holland Gin. for Medicinal purposes
only, warranted pure, for sale by
Nay, 3rd lass. A. C. MARTIN &: Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14

DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
any articles usually kept at Drug Stores will get
heir money back by calhag AT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-14
4th OF JULY CELEBRATION

There will be a MASS MEETING OF tho friends
OF TEMPERANCE, also, n demonstration of The
sons mn other Temperance organizations Of Belmont
and the adjoining Counties in
DARNESViLLE, o on the 4,h DAY OF JULY,
All pertons interested In the Grand Temperance
reform are invited 10 attend, Good Speakers will be
provided for the occasion. Come and Join with w
friends, tholatch string will be out
B. DAVENPORT,
Vim. REED,
J. LEWIS,
VIM. SMITH, Com. Of Invita-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

Prepared by j. c. AXEB,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. MAsG.
.., - ul.o. ., HIso ouo l.. a n.lDt.AL
TON, MrArtImr O.; ]. YorhsS, Albany; X
Culow. Logan; DR., J. H. e. Miller Jackson
.. H., Und by De4es in Medicines evsy-
3 pra. IJulv - '5h--Amol
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
1858. NEW STOCK OF 1855
YANKEE NOTIONSl
LETE ARRNALg.

\ comprising great variety Of FANCY
7 aud 9STAPLE NOTIONS Dealers and
Others are invited to coll before pittvh
/ asing 4lsewhsre. as the twii : hnda com
plrie sssorlment aud at prices that will
compare with Hnv Es,sblishue bt Of The
kind in this section Of the country. -
Tire following art cles comprise a part
Of my extensive assortment; q.
$50 packs pins. .l...E ..
20O,0 percussion caps, T r..rtFI1 ..
COO dozen spool cotton. s..lt
80 gross buttons. --...-E's'
so dozen suspenders,
so lb skein cotton. ,,-,
I2 10 sewing silk. .'...s b..
3 lb twist silk. .,. J... ..r..
500 gross hooks and eyes.
30 dozen razor sirops
500 dozen combs, all kinds.
so resms cap, letter aud note paper.
TO 600 envelopes. ~. lua .H
800 Dozen tspes, .r..f ..
l3O dozen soaps. J t
40 600 fish hooks. .H.
% gross fish lines.
20 grpss lead pencils. " .-.D
100 600 needles.
100 bundles waters.
I4g dozen knives. ..rI
80 dozen scissors. .....f. .i...-.
] 0 gross spoons.
20 gross jews barrs. .[liH
9pross French ha,ps. ..E
30 dozen states.
$500 slat, geucils. -.'...
30 gross hmbles.
90 dozen porte mcusies.
10 lb Poteut thread, ..'... ..
'5inelian charms and rings.
'el bracelets.
Lsdies' work boxes and re'icnes.
Fine hair brushes aud comhs. g..
Gura percha, puff spd long combs.
), 5 5 and 5 S 5 fine combs.
Sbitl aEd dress Hh,ieOoue,
orset ana sb,e isC-s.
Solenoe atr'ifs.atA sleeve bands.
rs'h an mail hr -s.
otrr' .,U- aih r 'rrs
Mao .al., .... ....
EAioDa,'gr On r'y.s. ....... ...... s..
linen @ rottoas.in., a ,rosoe. cotton
MIhit wurster lun needles.
Gold fuger ero 4sr rings.
Guid, pis,ed and a. mmon jewelry; aud
other articles TOO Numerous 10 2oriicu
laTiZe.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO!
Dealers aud Others purchasing Cigar.
will find the llrgest Stock in the City.
varying from So to $50 per NJ. AS all
he fine cigars are manufactured on the
premises. purchasers O: fine cigars may
depend upon getting The quality Of ci
gar they pay tor, os suusla ction is gua'
auteed in oil cases. Also on hand,
Ca,endish aud Fue Cut CheNiu To.
hscco, Pipes, &C., at the CHEAP Notion
Store next 10 the Valley Bank. Second
Street. r. DAWSON.
| CHrLrlcorHE, o., March-2, 1855.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TZACHERS.
= He Board. Of School Examiners ol
Vintou ounty, will hold their re.
gutr mee,itgs Tor the exsmina tion Of
candldatesou The FIRST SATURDAY oI
each month at the school room OF o. I
Cunning in Nc cAr:hur, commencing Al
10 O'clock A NJ. rAtevery examination
certificate Of good moral cha afocteT re
Gently signed by at less' two rpsponsI
bic persons, will be requirsr OF ca h can
didate, end the ESsmiuers would espe
cialy guard iEfiyiduals against recon
mendiHg any person WHO is in the habi
OF using Prolsne language or indulgint
, in intoxicating drink. or in any othe
social vice. or immortality. ...
sJ... g.. OF. CUNNING.
! Clerk Board School Examiners, V. Co
5 Feb. Z, lS55-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
Reels { Shoes

Ever brought to Macarthur; consisting Sga,
~ part Of FS
GgETLEMENs' BOOTS e. SHOES,
Gents. Buchskin Gailers Gents, ,CunGIess Gait.
prs Gents Foncy Shoes Gents Oxford Pumps.
Gents Enameed NuIifers, Gents Ename'et
Congress Caters. Gents Patent Leather Kid
Top Prince Aihet's, Gents Patent Leather.
Dmb Cloth. Kid top, Prinre hlberi's; Gents
Jersey Buckskin hoes, Gents Opera Slippers;
together with evey variety OF Fine and
Coarse calf skin. zip and Morocco Boots aud
Shoes. Also,-LADiEs Doors AND HOES:
Ladies Buskin Cater Boots, Ladies enamel.
ed Jenny Lind's r. r., Ladies' Morocco Jen.
Nv Liud's r. R., Ladies' Congress CATERS,
Ladies FsnCy Jenny Lind Shoes, Ladies' en-
aneled Morocco Shoes, Ladies Victoria
E0ncy hoes Ladies Fancy Top Boots, Id.
lles FanCy busklnS, UfUHLco ioIv. l--dS--
BluS Gsits, Ladies COored Sanders CATERS.
Also: Misses Boots and Shoes, Misses Kid
Boots and Caters, Misses Fancy colored
Caters, Misses enameled Fancy Boots; also.
ChildrenS' Boots and hoes, Childrens' csh.
eyed. Shoes. Chidrens' Fancy shoes Chill
diens' Fancy Caters. and every o.her variety
ui Ladies', misses aud childrens' wear, Fins
and Coarse.
We have any number Of Workmen eD-
gased, that is necessary, and ale prepared 70
fiil orders at the shortest notice.
OS-All of our Goods will be sold at phi
ces that win give satisfaction. Call and eS.
anime Tor yourselves 20, S-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
ALLcEMElNEHeKANTMAcHUNo !
PATENT LIQUID GLUE.
Price ~ 5-s- as Cen"

H'HlS ce'ebrsted and very usefil arcf
j the Myentiun Of &c 'ehmlpd Eugis
Chemist ami much used in Luropr IS no
offered to tie Public at price tlat places
in the reach OF alt. '..... ...
o. NJ llousekeepcr should he without IT,
asNith this article il-y can Immediately II
pair any ar'iCir ol Furiurt. such rs Chine
Gloss or Wood that may have been broken
without the ltouJle aud expeus- Of sendiu
it 10 the Cabinet Makers. For sale at
t. A. BRA1TON'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
Read this from the distinguished Solicitor Of tue sup's9:
LEAvITT THAxTER.S

S1Hais Chamber, 0ho, April 5n, 1854.
"nA ]. c. AYER--llOnored Sir have made th1i--
ough rial Of the CArHAaIIo PLs ef me by your sgenfi
and have been cured by sm Of tile dreadful RheuatisI
under which he found me suffering. Tho hTst dose re-
eved me, aud few subsequent doses have entirely
removed tie disease. feel In better health now than h
some yean before, which attribute entirely IL the efesip
Of your CArHiErlc PILL,. Yours with great respect
ITrIITA Il. AErEALHh
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
q a.lnn d. Aor. :, ls,k
"lhaye known the above named Maria Kicker from hs
childhood, and her statement Is strictly tue.
ANDREW J.. NESERVH,
Oyerseer Of tho Portsmouth Manufacturing C9.p

OLrr. JOEL PRATT, Of tho ship Marion writes Hsis'
Boston, goth April, le5i:
Your Pills have cured me from bilious attack whlaA'
arose from denngemeHt Of tho Liver, which had becoms
very serious had laied Of any relief By my Physician
and from evory remedy could Try, hut few dosOs Il
your Pills have completely restored me 10 health. haW
given tieIu 10 my children for worms, with the bs5t
effects. They were pnimptly cured. | recommends
them 10 friend lnr cOstlyencss which had troubled him
Er months lie told ia few days they had cured hlu,
You make tic best medicine in the world and am Ies-
10 say So"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

Y uNu' " VII.- II y. = TT IT"
linen * rott,aaIt0., a ,rocne. cotton
MIhit .wursttr lun needles.
God fuger erc 4sr rings.
Gud, plated and ,tmmon jewery; aud
other articles TOO numerous 10 puTticu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
rYTTTNG, CKMPyEIL q Co.,
IN, 0itCrG GDd NbOlAalr and Rtldi Urs'tS in
EaIdWaTe, sHddieTy, Iron, GLASS,
n


lGC0ltCn 0Dd NbOlHalt and Etldi UCarS in
EaIdware, snddieTy, Iron, GLASS.
SC, &c.
NIX OULD respectfully iLtofnIltir friends
w and the public that they have alIefsth,
u ted il up expressly tor the Hsrdware 'udG On
the burnt district) under the sign OF TIT GiLl
ANVIL, East side ol Paint, between Wac
sud Cd sis where they ore opening. in aay
r,cn 20 Isft Of their iornersloIk. = latse sul
tC.igebie stock Ol AmeriCOn, German rur
Efkish Hardwsre. Satdlery. Iron eui Gd,.
joCcther With all articles usual, kptl har.
vaIe stores, and invite oil to call aud tthe
look at their new room aud eAbn.ibe tiei.
sock.
They have continued stock Of Goods ..
tteir OLD STAND, sign Of the Mi, Saw On
1Cgeu's squSIe. (urdsr the inncoItie cuir al
ruc OF the fiTm) whele they have bc,u sc ib-
cIsiy pstrOniZed the osl year, lor which thea
thke this opportunity OF returning tier sim
ceIe thanks and solicit CoutiIlgae Of tn
.9pe for both establishments. promising 10
Asep rs seed 6oUds and sell es ,ov as d.! ~
iils II a,het.
Ray 10, ls5s.-n49ly
CHAS. 4 NJ. DANAPIN & Go
Il ICFlYED direct hcm NV On,ens.
IN 515 bids fair 10 prime \. o. 81 gar;
30 - clarified Do,
Ice bis loof. crushed & ruIverzej sugar
~ bxs white HuvOna, Tor candy ana syr-
urs;
s:57 bisN. o Molsscs;
IS do "St. Jsn.es" choice sugar II, mo-
lasse;s
leo 90 Common sugar H. molasseS.
10 90 Golden syrup;
So les Rice: ..a
SEC bags Rio and Java coffee:
Which, together with aluIl aud completed
stock Of.
WooDwARE--Buckets, tub, Zine wash5uards.
6Toons. &c.
FEuI1s g. NuTs-Figs, resins' almonds ps
sans, L. Wslnuts, fiIberts; Brozil nuts; txe.
SPIcEs-'Ground and ngrOund-Peprer.
4lspices; cinnamon. cloves; ginger; nutmeg $:
fIsN- nackeTal; dried herring, Goldfish; sar-
dimes:
TEAs-A large stock Of fresh imperial; Y:
- ssou; itunpow der and black tea:
J. 7BAc,;o-Fiyes; eights and ound plug Of
.,o1J Vim Iis, NiFeuuri ond kentuCky br,nds
al, Ged Se d Bros aud other good brands
Of to-; 3! I, 'bacco:
6y,.inn 6n n.-lndiso; cOpreTos mndder and
Snr 6 cop; candler, starch, chocolate,
Isnxhr~ Is,,.thr~ er carbonate Of soda epson,
IN: le.;t SUP :,SaIPPing payer; SC. &c.
We sho, et the regular Cinrmnati.
''0''sdie prices; =. DAhARlN & Co.
ca J is;4.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
PAPER PLAyr.-The Mineral Point, min.

PAPER PLAgT-The Mineral Point, Min.
Ter.) Tribune. publishes an account OF
nxly discovered plant, from Mrs. Beau
mont, Of Arena, as follows:
/ discovered two years ago plant that
vislds both cotton and fax from the same
root, and believe | am the first person that
ever cultivated spun, and knit from it. |
m pers uaded that any article that will make
q good cloth as can be, made from this plant
will make good paper; hence ! call it the pa
per plant 1t can be planted in the spring
ana cut in the fall or winter. 1t bleaches it.
self white as it stands, and will weld a. least
three or four tons to the acre.
From a single root that transptanted last
pring, there grew twenty large stalks with
free hundred and twenty pods, containing
The cotton. with at least sixty seeds in each.
From this root | obsained several ounces of
pure cotton, and over half a pound of fax. 1t
nsysry, heavy plant. and grows from six to
seven feet high.
The Tribune adds that it has seen several
samples of the cotton and fax. prepared from
ibis plant, by Mrs. Beaumont, and thinks that
far the manufacture of paper it will prove
better and cheaper than any other known
Mtclc
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

PRINTER "OUr or SoRTs. The editor
ci the Binghampton n. Y Standard, thus
appeals to the charitable feelings Of his pat
'ons. We doubt not but many other editors
could slopt this appeal as strikingly applca-
Die TO their own individual case:
Where is the money to come from TO pay
"r paper for our next issue? We cannot get
aquife without the cash in advance. We
ave borrowed until our credit is gone We
nave worked two years for nothing and board
ed ourselyes--or rather our wife has boarded
US free gratis for nothing Our compost
.ofs want their wages. Our landlord wants
his rent. Our children want shoes, and our
"i'e wants a new calico dress. We are out
No.d, out Of potatoes. out OF -four, out oi
leas, out OF butter. out of sugar. ont of pa
4eaee-in short out of nearly every thing ex-
oep' clesr conscience. We lodged the
sherin until we could dodge no longer. and
nave lodged our creditors until we can find
ao new place 10 hide. We have not shilling
\, 20 our pecke., and our patrons owe US two
thousand 'Iand dollars, We are trying to live 3
Dafls''ah HE, aud hope To set 10 Heaven. L
S~'FaS US no satisfaction TO think We shall no
ss' LS' oar delinquent ps,rons in that region o
t-1ss Is Weshould gresily prefer to have then
'ai Two great duties required of all chris
~Aas' do justly and love mercy thereby
Es~0'hns very great obstacle 10 our dwell
@gesher IN place of rest.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

49, a certain newspaper in Cleveland. o.
na'ing advertised that they wouls send .
copy OF their paper gratis for one wear, 70 the
'seo Who would send them club of ten
'eo 81 from young lady in the country a
,.. sai'si Zen Of el45s. and demanded the
f'per according TO the editors proposition.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

. sS Two things hould be especially kept.
n Psssieae--your word and your temper.
ar.l -. "riaer when dealing with printer--the
"nen disputing with woman. This
os ditileuit, but may be done by commit
sas 'ne Golden Rule to memory. and getting
heart. WY "a 200 ot
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

SHARPENING EDGE TooLs.--The following
is from German Scientific journal tor the
benefit of our mechanics and agricultural la
borers:-"It has long been known that the
simplest method of sharpening razor is to
put it for half an hour in water to which has
been added one twentieth of its weight of
muriaiic or sulphurc acid. then lightly wipe
il of, and after few hours set il on a hone.
The acid here supplies the place Of whet-
stone, by corrodiug the whole surface uni
brmly. SO that nothing further than smooth
polish is necessary. The process never in
lures good blades, while badly hardened ones
are frequently improved by it. although the
cause OF such improvement remains unexplain-
ed. Of late, this process has been applied TO
many other cutting implements. The work
man, at the beginning of his noon-spell. OF
when he leaves off in the evening, moistens
the blades of his tools with water acidihed as
above. the cost of which is almost nothing.
saving the consumption of time and labor In
whettng, which. moreover. speedily wears
out the blades. The mode of sharpening here
Indicated would be found especially advanta-
geous for sickles and scythes.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

GrRLs READ THrs.--Men who are worth
having. want cal. substantial women for their
wives A bundle Of gewgaws. bound with a
string OF flats and quavers, sprinkled with
cologne and set in carmine saucer-this is
no help fora man who expects to raise fam
ly Of boys and girls on vegetables. bread and
meat. The piano and lace frame are good in
their places; and ribbands. frills and tinsel
may De allowed under proper circumstances,
bus they are not digestible as diet, nor will
they answer as a covering in the place Of bed
blankets. Awful as the idea may seem to
you. both dinner and bed blankets are neces-
sary- to domestic happiness. Life has its
realities as well as fancies, but you make il
Al amatter Of 5coration-remember the
iassels and CURTAINS, but forgetting the bed
stesdr suppasea young man of good sense.
andof course good prospects. TO be looking
t0rAzMA what ehsnee4 have you to be cho-
zen! You may cap him or trap him or catch
him; but how much better TO make it an OBJ
jet for him to catch you. Render yourself
worthy of catching. and you will need no
shrewd mother or managing brothers to help
you find market.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Our JOB DEPARTMENT.,

r-Has recently been fitted up with the latest styes
fsr,e and we are now prepared Do all kinds Of job
WIZ such as Books Pamphlets, Circulars. Bills Cards
ps.ier. &c Printing done IN fancy eoored Inks, with
sstnes and despatch Orders thankfully received and
Dsa.xrtfv attended, TO- Address HoLLOwAYG Co.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Volume XIV.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
~ HOLLOWAY, B. ". DAVIS & |. y. DRlhE
Term. Of Advertising:

Terms Of Advertising:
ossanEsh sI.95 Two months s22J
mS",, a 10 ax months $50
Tnree 49, L.. ono VI 9AI O. eaisa1.ch. or, 5000
.,as t4Hs,.e :. ~. aoa,hly - % fzf do GO
? Do 90 eha"t ~eeliy n Ol one do G0,U0
Do ards lines less, eannm. $500
s.S-Ieaded and displayed advertisements VIII be
,rsd /. price and half and large cuts tao prices
g sse above rates OF Advertising. Other cases. not pro-
sdsi for, cargabe in conf5mty with the above rates
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

Perkins i. immortal, and his works are
wonderful He is going TO preach again ''for
the social hilarisy and enjoyment" of his
bearers, from the steps of the brewery No
doubt the novelty of the text will draw out
crowd
Such. however. is not the principle upon
which the Almighty governs the world. He
made man free agent, and to give him oppor-
tunity TO exercise his will, to be virtuous or
vicious - be should choose, he placed evil as
weiiaas good before him, he put the spple into
the garden Of Eden, and left upon man the
responsibility OF his choice. made 1t moral
question and left it SO. He enacted - TO that
moral. not physical prohibisiDn- He could
have easily enacted physical prohibitoEy law
by declaring the fatal apple nuisance. and
removing it. He did not His purpose was
otherwise. and he has since declared that the
tares and wheat shall grow together to the end
of the world. Man cannot. by prohib;tory
law. be robbed Of his free agency.-See
Miton's Arcopagifica or speech Tor liberty Of
unlicensed printing works. vol. I, P. lG6."-
Perkiss- Indiana Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-09
RnnKs. sTRTronERY &C,
Christina, and New Years Gifts.

DAYNE h CHRISTIAN have in stove a splendid
Il assortment of elegant Illustrated Books, and n
variety of beautiful faney articles suitable tor the APP
preaching Holydays, consisting #
A splendid edition Of Scots Nnvel-. ~ vols.
A A." frvinas Works. Is "a
Royal Gems-Priee, SIS 90,
Home Authors,
Ornaments of Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophet. and Apostles.
Women of the Old and New Testament,
The Keepsake,
Life Of Marsin Luther,
krummsck's PARALLELS,
Life Of DIR. Alexander.
Winter Wreath nf Summer Flowers,
Foot rrinis OF Truth.
Byron Gallery,
Wavery Gallery,
Reads fema,e Poets of America,
Gray's Elegy.
The PARALLELS, practically unfelded
The Christians Daily Delight,
Moor's Irish Melodies,
Birds of the Bibl-.
Chcora nd the other Regions of the Conquerors,
Lyrics oil the Heart, by A. A. Waits.
The Bow in the Goad
The White Veil.
Records OF W oman, by Mrs. Heman.,
The Heayeul, Home.
Jerusalem and its Sacred Localities
Great Truths. v Great Authors.
Watssn's Poetical Quotations,
The Poctical " ork- ol Shakespeare, Byron Burns.
Milton. Campbell. Rodgers, Ed ia May, orgood Moore
Tupper. Keats. Kirk White,
Papier Mache Work Boxes, Writing De-ks, Je~elp
Cases Portfolios Ink Stands. Card Onses Portmonaics
Oaba = Dressing Gases tor Lade. and Gentemen-al-o
many other Fancy Goods large aud beautiful assortment
OF Bihle-. Prayer and flynn Books.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-09
nov 24-dts
49, VALUABLE PROPERTY
au FOR SALE

Fading II will require time pay my debts
than my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
n portion of my property, have determined offer the
following property FOR SALE:
My RElDEscE in the neishborhood Of Judge Dan.
el's. This is IA most desirable place. The House
tain. 10 all well and of them elegantly fin
ished, with brick kitchen and all other necessary
houses, and well OF excellent water the premises.
The HoUsE n Lot at present occupied by Mr.. J. :,
Barns. This is and pleasant place, suited for
small family The House has five rooms, with good
kitchen, smoke house, and well of first water in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry for
sale consi@er offering the most valuable property
offered in this place. II well knnwn in this
vicinity need particular description; but ALL state,
there is not better Hrranl ed establishment in the
State. IL is furnished with complete OF tools the
latest Improvements, and large stock of patterns in
good condition and extensively used. | would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
any desire purchasing such interest.
Any person wishing TO purchase any of the above
named property will apply 10 the subscriber ut the
Phoenix Foundry. A. 6. DABNEY.
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