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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02

JAMES T. PETTEUAY, z. PRTrCHETT.
E4AaFs1WAY q PisETCHEGT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, North
RI Water Street, Wilmington, II. G.
Rs VIII give particular attention to the sale Of NAVAL
STORES, CoTroN, SC
January 22d, 1855.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

Ma. Enron SIR: Caa you inform
US whether tie self nominated aud al.
mos. self elected council Of this town,
has passed any laws, aid If they have,
Why they do not publish them, or Der.
maps having done tie great JOB for winch
lhry we're elected, [tha, Is dug up the
street. J they nave rested from their Ia
bors since, q Hercules, VIVA, abors.
LAST SIDE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

a No~ o. rnE iI,golc laws
capt Charles L. Travis, nov IN COM
'nand Of on. Of the I.xas ranging com.
panies, IS a son Of the hercle Travis ri
the Alamo lis FIRST appearance IL
pubic lie Was as representative OF
Caldwell county III tue Legislature, since
winch, however, he has located as an al.
lorney IN Austin. Tie Galveston CIyl,.
ian remarks til proplr Of T.r,.
would naturally - pride m Seeing IL.
son sustain tie Character OF the ,atA.r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

ase~ The Bisnop Of Ludon, ia France
recently issued mandate against lcen,,.
Gus publications, including among tie
hthy oatpourings Of the press, Bible and
trs~'. Of Pro'e..sn, Christian.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

a green academy student being re-
i"iied 20 write composition IN his
regular course Of study. commenced Il
thus IL Is rather dlfiieul. and nr.tIv
Impossible 10 communicate to otu-rs idea,
whereof re are not ourselve r3ge.s,.d
Of
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21
nsam',' Biography.

DISTINGUISHED men like GRr'Ly and
B,Rxua, have been giving 10 thet"ofid
bogr aphIsal sketches OF their lives
rha, is all very we'll. But there Is
another aud more important parsonage
who's. HE is luil of interesting evei'.S.
W., allude to sam Rev. Nj. bRooK
Of Washington, has given a brief outline
Of his life. wa!ch we give below;
i said did not kuo~ who sam Is,
ku, Relieve can give . .art 81 ms ms
tory. FL, Ike the Pore. Is a historical
character. HE vas brn In the Iarden
OF Eden, and when the world was
drluged, safely rode out The Storm with
Moan ia the Ark lie was busy at the
tower Of Babel; he wandered w'h the
children OF Israel IN the desert; he was
N the train Of Miriam when she saug
her inspired song lie blew the lo"dest
ramshorn ,ru upet whrr tie walls OF Jrr-
leo fell; he clothed John III" Baptist, and
was iii him On re banks OF lue Is'eI;
he held up the chains Of Paul hen he
appeared before Felix.
He had q nard time bet~ern NE
poes and tie Inqmsitlon. but il Was Ae
Who led the young Luther 10 < du:t-
I'll - a4l ! a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

c.pe. Alike they have literary course
marked out, no catechsm or anything
like Il there. Go to those schoel>, and
from heir coarse Of s'uiy y"a could not
Imagine what denominations were active
IL rearing them. Should s.lIen, take
the pains 10 90 to their teachers aud ask
for their theological views. doubtless as
homes, neu they would answer But
lha, proves no,n,ng TO tue p,ln'.
p asks 'vsalI no. the Professors OF
the Congre gaioaal College at Owen.
port,' (rae name is Iowa College. II
va. established by the New Seaoo! Pres.
byterians aad the Congre ga,ionaists con.
inintly) teach the pecUIlarltles OF con
grc-ationallsm If a c'ass voluntarily de-
SIRE II 4 | answer no, not as college
exercise, unless they violated the pfIaci-
pie Ga which the college was lcualed. -
Here again p ad,nIts taa, The o. :.
Presbyterians publish TO the world what
they are willing 10 d., viz: to teach sec
,arianism as branch Of s,ady. And lie
closes up his article with assuring lis that
in their Seminary at Tlp.on the pecu-
haritlcs Of the Presbyterians will not De
taught to those uho do not desire H. i'm
DlyInr thai il will BE- u branch Of study
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21

X
NJ. IIAt
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-21
I.e-af Notice

F.a.t L SacaT,
q. is l'la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

PopERY Prentice. Of the Louisville Journal
thus handles Popery without mttens
Romnn Pontffs are known to be both kings and
priests They unite with the tiara the imperial
diadem. They hold the spiritual sword OF Jesus,
the temporal sword of Caesar, and both the keys
of st Peter. With the two swords they have
cloven down the spiritual and temporal rights OF
mankind. With the two keys they have locked
m heaven and opened hell: They have disposed
of crowns and Kingdoms. iorded for twelve centu.
ries over Gods heritage, and gotten drunk on the
blood of the saints. Their principles and their
nractices have ever been destructive TO the civil
and religious rights Of mankind The most am.
ple time has been afforded for the trial Of Popery.
After reign in Italy for twelve or fifteen centu-
ries, no good fruit has ever been borne. Freedom
of thought. of speech, and of religious worship,is
crushed in the very seat of empire. On his own
dunghll, and at his own home, the head of the
hierarchy mocks at the sacred rights of mankind.
lie restricts q Furnishes them systematically. .pur-
posely, and avowed upon the principles of his re-
ligious corporation No predecessor of his has
ever done otherwise through ages upon ages. If
the long series of sovereign despots truly
commissioned by Jesus the head of his Church,
then Popery is divine the Declaration of lndepen-
dence is lie, and the Constitution of America
q usurpation on the divine rights of kings. If
the principles of our constitution are correct, eve
| ry Papal Pontitf has been mere usurper and Il
| tyrant No true American can love and revere
the character of Pontifcal tyrant; nor can the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Y>.un,u.s ACADEMY orru>E

n = 7 AsNI HON TNIkAOKNINAKN ---INT IN T
AMBkoth PTS by !. kEAGN, only, successor to T. T.
dhes nj lis old stand next door to the Virginia bank Main
stfee-eonssedN the highest achievement of the Photo
graphic art Gh5e beautiful pictures glass plates have In
Il" months almost entirely aunhated the old style bHRuor
teoApe paoeess. henR nhntey superior In every regard
First they la liaht The features
Nersri in the baguerrpotype They brilliant
richer in tone aud mofu elegant In finish the per
feet taken In unh the time required by the old process
and lastly theS will last for They hcrmecay soal
ed between plates Of glass which sealing secured by lotc
patent In the United States and Europe, and owned Lynch
burg by heagY aaB This scaling renders them mpor, ous to
air water other which destroys the Dagucco
thaens and strangers respectfully invited TO call and
anime specimens
agneffeoYpes eeriei into Ambroypcs and rendered m
pertshahe
Instruction ei, In the art aud the right mako Amhro
tArns IN AlrFinias an reasonable terms
Livery variety oi Castings Frames Ar also large stock of
IaNnlrN constantly q hAla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
Es wooDruousE n co, iso Main -.

~ RICHMoNp VA wholesale retail Dealers In HOOKS,
STATIONERY r1ANo-FDRrES MI sic AND FANNY
ARTICLES have for sale all the School Hooks IN IN use Law"
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Books Hank Hooks
of every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper the best Ink
of al kinds in use; Globcs; New Music Drawing Materials
and Books Drawing and Painting Copying Presses Mathe
matca Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil eases Ninns,
Guitars Flutes Accordcons and othrr Musical Instruments
Violin Springs. Pen and Pocket Knives; Diamond pointed
Gold Pens surveyors Compasscs aud Claims choice Books
and Fancy Articles for presents
PlANO-FORrES-Their supply of Piano fortes is from
the established and well known manufactures of Steart
Co. j. H. Durham and Jonas thckefing, whose lustru
ments can be relied upon for beauty Of great durability
and elegance Of finish.
The subscribers participated the sale of upwards of
thousand of these PanuFures 10 some OF the most
spectacle and well known families Virginia aud North Caro-
lima They warranted superior in all respects and are Of
tered AZ the Manufacturers lowest prices
e Books bound aud Blank Books of all kinds manufaf
tured to order.
y Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended 10
IL I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

nna.niGcant p,esents from Add -el- -Kader to the

ip t'orrpspondcnCn
tembcr l3 -,
Maen;fioeut Presents from Abd-el-Kader to the
Empress Eugene and the Princess Mathilde'
Add -el Kadcr has arrived in Paris His heaith
continues TO improve. lie brought WIN hi'l,
some magnificent presents for the Empress and
the ladies' of the court. The present for the En-
press consists of pair of splendid slippers SO
richly set with precious stones as to be worm
10000 pinstcrs, and rich carpet for the side OF
n bed. The Princess Mathilde is to receive
complete coffee service in chased silver IN .ne the
Emir has caused to be engraved some Arab verses
complimentary to the Princess, Asplend'd en-
broidered napkin covers the salver' and It alone
is worth 5000 piastres. Accompanying the ser,
vice is quantity of Mocha coffee, and also mil
to grind it so that the Princess will be able TO
drink coffee exactly as is prepared IN the serag
Ito. The other objects brought by the Emir con-
sst of pipes nargilhes, carpets, scarts ana other
Oriental articles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
DAILY AIRGiNIAN.
AIitlln too Pnl1otnal.

Tho hour wns approaching for the departure
of the New Haven steamboat from her berth mt
Now York nndtho usual crowd of passenger-,and
friends OF passscngers. newsboys, fruit vendors.
cnbmen, and dock .loniers. were assembling on and
about the boat. We gazing at the motley
group fromthe foot of the promenade deck stairs,
when our attention wns attracted by the singular
action of n tall brown Nankee,n an immense wool
hat chocolate colored cont and pantaoons aud
fancy vest. lie stood near the stnrboard paddle
box and sorutini1ed sharply every female who
came ON board, every now and then consulting an
enormous silver hulls.cye watch, which he raised
from the depths of cnrncous fob by means of
powerful steel chain After mounting goard III
this manner, he dashed fnriousy down the gang
plank and up the wharf, renppenring on board
almost insanaueousy, with flushed iaoe, ek
pressing the most intense anxiety. This series
of operations he performed se,ernl times, niter
which hc rushed about the boat, wildly and hope
cssv circulating
whats the tine or day Wonder my re.
rcater's fast Whal's the oap'n whar's the stew
ard whars the mate whar's the boss that owns
this ship !"
Whats the matter sir !" we ventured to ask
him when he stopped sill for moment.
"lInint seen nothin' Of gal in n blue sun bon
net with white Canton grippe shawl. (eost 49,
pink gown, aud brown boots, eh come nhoard
while was looking for the capin nj the pint end
of the ship have ye. hey !"
"No such person hna come aboard"
..'ror,neutcd G,,btn;n, .be,a my wife he
.oroa,,oJ ..,,or,io1 ,.as,o,5ay All be, trunks
,,,I ,,;,o ,,, al,aara n,,a., n;la of b,ggaoa aa
,,ll ns ~ Connection s,eenlo rhe anrn'1 black
,inc,r s,,.. h, 49,, hnn5 II an, md | won't
,s,-a ,,, a,.,,,.,, ,,,, h,,a A., ,ife ony ,h;nL
,,, , p ,,eSs i,,,. aht,rl -, halr nas, fanr md
h".n Wv n., G'a Wha,,s haoa,. NJ hori She
ANS, Lovo ol,n,a, E., N,, 1on,t ,JinL sbc,s ho,n
,Id,o,o1 dn ra n,;.,e,1 snnal answer won,t
, o, =, I, -, 1;,,ai,ali Wit a,a ,h.,.
u,n, In Co., J.. Ln sl;n aGra
~, T. ,ho si,,nol r,, da,.,,u,a Tho frs, hell
',', III -, .,,,,,, l., c,,,, ,,;,,,as
.rtnnA.'r, ,.a, a,n,, .a,. .ai Nh.,,s ,he
." -
''r r,.rho, ,,o,,,,o,,a,, h, ,,,o hl.o ooo,,
rh' asnt,n 1a,,rd - ,hn oan,a;n.s si1e
.Cn,,,n a,an ,,,a s,,;, far taa m;nn,.s won,
,o ," " '''F Wv ''''i' -
a. cor,, a,i, si,.o
"Rn, 90 mnst. toll Won. I'll INV Won for il.
How much will ye take u
Il coull moi do IT,
"Cap'n, I'll give yo tew dollars Sasped the
Yankee.
The captain shook his bend.
am give YOU five dollars and hnli-and II
half. and hnlf, and half. md half he kept
repeating, dancing about in his ngony like mad
1t. 1t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

"A a TkEEEs W w - TT"
Nv Having obtained permanent agency for the maiIas
-. ,ia and pse of G0DDWINS PATENT COMblN~-
ATER WHEEL. and being sole agent Tor the 5ta
Of Virginia the subscriber takes this method to of'ng S
movement before the public. . os,.o,yer
Its advantages that gives as large per Is Ren
fr tho pended the best over-shot wneeis
- gast IRON II is durable. and, the same time extreme
W. simple in construction and net liable to GET ONT Oh
M, Wheel and cate thereto attached with the water act a.
vernar making IT, only suitable for grst ana saw NM ~
6u, far any other machinery and back water 9hiy hd
r M diminishing the head and is appienbie Tor any he
t fr feet up and is the cheapest wheoi eN'ih, ' ~
Give the same power from the water eXpehue: Iiyi st m
e,f.,nre5 n A G. Dabneys Lynchburg, va Wlu SCI up
m the setting where sales are maze a
information, address o-h''.>, 4, ,.,nnhalt G II va
nov 80cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
VOL. 4---N0. So.

heart make n distinction between the kingly and
his ptestly nature. If the kingy part OF him
were beheaded the priestly part would hardly be
spared. 1t is impossible to detest and pay hon.
age To the snme person We cannot revere IN
man the priest, while we hate the tyrant--tbe
sanetiiy of the despot,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
fa'D PgsS@sEFANs-

ID Hcrrngs Blue Mass. the best in usc; ..,s
y rings Caster oil large and small bottles nesflF >, t
and infinitely superior the wlne Of the seed or u9eu
Fluid Extract valcran-fton fresh English rooteaVaed
=. 10 this country ~, ..,..,,oa .
AH alt the oficnal "Fluid Extracts careInly PreP'"
,"lnor Ercntlnp; ii, ~
ljl! poa.s Atlnson & 'Blggcr s-toeether with com
lHt -s,rtmcnt OF purc Chemicals extra hee gtsH"'e
Measures small Glass Fuuuelsi Instruments g. g.
I to the wants of Physicians in town and conntry Sus
Actcd and for : lic bv STROTHtR WHITEHALL
qrg T. =. | CIV '' Druggists Bank SQUARE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
TERMS.

patyIAN IS published laily at s6, AMI tri-wceky st
b. N"''i 80 tyntta. No paper will be discontinued ex
,on of e Proprietors. until all arrearages -hal
..s liiId ., - .,o.,.a r,- ,r .,,,4s ,,. 80. +,
pes or - rieryl inner form weekly, aul then 80
p' M i, cliars,d tor each insertion II the namlsr Il
i1 a. not marked On the NIS.,u Id te pubshe TIL o..
fuon' ff and charged nccurdmgly.
= out anu TIig YEAHLV RATES ARE:
-sr on. .lnssrs dsily dsSgy F.: .
'r r 'ro ,To square seni-weok'y sIo
40 ,s,spis Intended for both papers ujec, to special
ar ,-,is,rs will Ia limited n their i metliat. bu
= t sIycrtisernents cl ,rged at transient rates.
. ~ cy advertisements appear in tae laiy and semi
,sly mper' ., ,r .b exceel EIGHT lines ure charged
y tle py
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

NTASEsss-Iuformatona 10 the whereahou,so' 30, ~
w VIS EVINGTGN WHO resided in this place mp to leS
Ay person acquauted with his present resdedse any,
enir favor hv leaving information at tins Once II W s en-
Children they may hear of something TO their advanaee no
V''lrcn his next of kin, t''p~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
DpRRoIGHs. sgAFER 4 co, DEALERS IN TX
y , IEA II.E RIADN- -MADE CLOTIllNG. imNIi Tho al

prRRoI IGHs. SIlAFER 4 60, DEALERS ~ TX
u . TIA FINE RI aDN MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
tenon ot Their numerous customers aud friends to hor unr
vailed and extensive stock Of FALL GOODS comprising
dos great variety Of style aud matcr
pertaining the CLOTHING aud GENTLE
Mlts.S FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate dca Of the
variety aud richness present stock ouy be had by
personal examination below may be found partial list of
of the lending articles
OYER GuATSs-A most elegant assortment Of these
mous of the most desirable materials, oolnrs aud aylrsIn
mas. Registers and Chunks.
DRESS AND FROGk COATS S--Thuse sold nt This csah
snrnt surpassed IN recscness ot IT, st ulncsS of
cut general excellence Of workmanship &c. hong IN these re-
sperts a3ppi Wnfl.
BUSINESS COATS, Of every material, ranging In price
from - 10 @H.
PANTS-Blats Cassiuere Doe Skin Grape Cashmere
from melllm and low price Fancy Cashmere
Oakes su4r, Oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed, Sntuct, sc
NEsTS-Rirh Plush Velvet Black and Fancy Grenaline
BLACK aud fHncy GAs,mero Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet
Aerinn, Serge Black satin, Sc splendid Parry and Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BLANkETS-Natonal Flag, ~ Legor
Epsom Snxont blankets; Grnivmons NhnWls Malers
Mrino Searfs lnil shirts wool Canton Flannel mud Jean
Drawers Craeats stocks Pelissrr Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Buck Mock Buck Motiun Wool llnsh lhhtn
Iisln Sebastapu Calf Tier aud Nurr Gloves Buck, kid
aud SIX Merino Cotton aud Country knit
ssc1s Pocket 1andberrhals &C. In short every thing usu
tass tirntlemcns Clothing aud out NnR
establishment may found in the greatest variety and Ut
the most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR.
q Co. manufacturing all the tlothug sofa by thoin
are their customers the bonch Of the nd
NanaEes possess aud furnish none but the best r al
tieles the lowest possible rates.
peterrnR their Clothes made to order can be accom-
motatcd and satisfaction guaranteed or sale
oe ots BtRRoGGlS SHAFER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
MEDICINES, &C.



Il ~, Cure el-BaltiInore Lock Hospital
2 e nav h., obtained most speedy ely for Weak
"a ihhr ss of Organic powero Pain in the Lons Disease
a n nsy. Auctions OF the Head Throat Nose and skin.
The N, nrlitv iinpedimens to Marriage and all those
~ gtinps arising from N'iscr'tlus no natter whether
,,n,erlncc. the Of arient spiri- or any 'ther
fo louNa MGV,
m ,o have the victims OF evil practices. Aas
ni, ess numbers generous AMI nolIeheafed heugs
% went 70 untmGy tonlhs: thousands oi yonug men 81
% exsteI talents and brilliant inteileesSao might oi-
n % trnrsl listening Sates with the thunders OF e
"A , ar walked to eHstacy me living Tyre
o .ulering fom any of the f"i'"'hi Hvaneh'y ee'ls
nd imne'"''S app DR.. JOHNSTON.
nf the Back and Limbs Pains ~ Vie Head pnness
Is Of Muscular Power aitn"r Of the Heart h'>
Iryons lrrabity Drrangeneut ct tie DtsesnFe f1ie.
a l,nsro Debility symptoms OF Consumption. e'r ete
fearful effects on .he mini are much 10 he
M Loss Memory Confusion Of IDEAS, pri9.5lan af
A. Toeolngs oS Fail, ANers OF 'ocety n"li trust
~. sli,,lr TirLlity etc of Tho evils produced
,Eg%n Z South Frederick Street, Seven Doors nom
4 ,norp st. East side up the steps
Re- partcua in observing the name ana NUMBER or you
2 ''''''' A Cure Warranted.
many thousands cured at this institution, and the
v@ rrae,e Dr. Johnston, exceeding " Others esies
u nr as gentleman OF character and responsibility is
n tlarantce that he is the only proper b siemn to be
rsultea r., ,ouvsroN
k,tunER or TaE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
n Grpluac Of the most emnent Colleges OF the
81 stes and the greater Of whose life has boen spent
uritals % london Paris Philadelphia nnd elsewhere,
rei Of the most astonishing cures that were ever
op Many troubled with rn-ngi i. the ears and head when
,fea nervousness, being alarmed at sudden Sounds aud
ocss with frequent a'ashnr attended, sometimes. with
ID, n-,tlant Of mind. Garcd mmetnten
Take Particular Notice.
m or sour. o, disease in their sons words. Alas,
ocu 10 they aseribe other the wasting OF the
me- 'aa'"n ", VS systr,n foH-h and SYMPTOMS II Con.
jop also those serious Mental effects such loss Of
ry depression spirits peculiar fso Melancho'v when
ruth il ey hap caused by ndugiugin Perncous but
~ ractce4 lrlctiye both Body aud Mind. Thus are
p eSstonce thousands who might have been OF use 10
+ country pleasure to their enisani ornaments to soee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

NVyAgTEp.-A YOUNG MAN, with small family,
w wishes employment as Manager Of Tobacco FACTORY
He year exprrcncesn of steady and sober habits
He refer, following gentlemen for most Of whom he has
managed
Henson Johns i.sl., DasBnrs Springs - G Rngsdoc &
Co pittsvIvnnfaG II YIN r Law, Esq, Danville; John II
Prfnbor6n Esfl. James Booker, Esq, Lynchbnrg.
80 Euiy application requested - - -...,..
A,,lrqss JNO i. MADISON
sgn "a 5I#o#V Vrffs pusylvnnia G. II, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

" -'rlIE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY on NIt-
GINA PtINcPAL OFFICE, CHARIOT rfsNi&L5} & oon ''
,ri ,,,nital D00 Present Cash Capital ei2"V"
49, Is,ner In town country Insurance on tht uNes ol
,, ,.Fsons and slaves and MARINE NSlRANCh may ue
80, an the m, 81 reasonable terms with tins company
- All losses promptly and satisfactorily arranged
thas W Christian, agent at Lynchbnrg
I y II Murren NJ d.. Medical Examiner a,,, r, C,...
WM T. EARLY Pres. !NN' "N' '''
may ncim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06
~VNpOWDEv TEAS,

HtNPOWpEH FEAs.-2n0 half Chests extra fine
" GUNPoWDER TEAS imported by rs by ship Oneida,
from Shanghai Also, fine assortment Of BLACK TEAS,
from medium quality To the finest imported Fhese Teas We
offer the trade low they he had Ia the country
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co.
it,p Rirhm mond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-06

NARnlNo llpl SE-lhe subscribers have leased, tor
torn ot Yeafs, fom Mt e. II Lynch his Fire lruof
hulng atey erected in this city directly opposite the dcput
Of Y y I X r. aud immediately between the Railroad and
canal Tor the purpose Of carving general tuofh,
COMMISSION AND FotN knntNG BUSINESS, under the style
hntl hfn of BLACK \ pEfTNJpilN We offer To
friends, and the public generally. and wen solicited
stock oi 6feeres Liquors Ae In exchange fnr cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing,
faad supply af LIME Plaster ani tUmuut kept hand
Which Will b. sall as LOW any other house IN the city
Al gaeds CONSIGNED la Will hc forwarded with dis
patch aud particular attention paid 90 the order of them
oHef services for the sale ut What Flour
lehaeee Corn oats Ae Ae Charges reasonable and no
pains spared Ia render satisfaction Account Of sales rendered
as soon NJ made. A j Ul4Atk,
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~ sion MERCHANTS. SAN FRANCISCO, CAl"-lpf
- IA FRnNT srRFfr MN Hotk)-Partieuaf ati",'"h
Maid Ia SALES OF TOBACCO and cnhslgihehs o"e'' i'
ibe Virginia Manufacturers solicited - ,,. ,u,
RFFERENCES.-A. s \ Lawrence q GO; hos,oh ,i @ rre
Davenport Allen co Edmond, Davenport go, iuui"n u,
6 v,4tsan lanes T. Heath late auditor and fcnsl"W
=, - ptai,and. 1r(orkle \ Jones' Mcdaniel, Hurt a Pr's
t, r e : Ferguson X CO, and Aler q trenshaw Ly"e'
R-IIayiug established branch OF our nous III ->ra
yar, our resident partner in that city viii give nls
ati,nt ion 10 the receiving transhppng an" sgelS u
est mites nj freight ,ffee oi enuis>ie.) 'h an E''"' ~
cd to our san Francisco 1ouse. 80, e.. -. uict
Atss's. EaAi'i''' ''i aug - -cndlv.
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SANED-Accordme the Published rates Of the South
side Rarond TobacrouistS nearly 81 per by
sending their Tobacco the subscriber, 1t sAaH
than ucHiy per heN averaging 2l Ills in
cudng tolls freight and board sail
ing vessels ALFRED s. LEE. on the Dock.
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