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Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Stray Notice.
STATE OF IOWA.

WApELLo COUNTY, 0S
TAKEN up by Peter Knox, at his residence
before Hiram Terril, a Justice Of the Peace in
and for said county Of Wapello, on the 18th
day of January, 1916, two estray mares of the
following description, to-wit: One a black, with
a very small star in the forehead, had on a
leather halter when taken up, about six years
old and shod all round-appraised at $685.
The other a light gray shod all round; about IL
years old and valued at $40 by John Knox and
Robert Fordice. JOS. HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Hats and Cans.
Notice,

rs HEREBY given that / will make final
l. settlement of the Estate of JEpIAH ScoTT,
late of Wapello county, Iowa, with the Coun-
ty Court in Ottumwa, on the first Monday Of
May next, at its regular session, and surrender
up my letters of Enthusiastically, at which
time and place any person interested can attend.
JOHN ANDERSON. Admir-
March goth, 1855-4w. of Jediah Scott.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Chicago, March 81.
aGovernor sBars.ow Of Wisconsin,
the prohibi.ory liquor law bill.

coun.
terceit 50 bills on the Northern Bank OF
Virginia have been put in circulation.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05

vTNHEp people Of Chillicothe having assem-
i bled in common council are now ready to
confess to the citizens of the Valley that
DANIEL HENSHAw.
Is now doing up Blacksmithing a little superior
to any other of his profession in the State. In
connexion with the common branches of Black
smithing he is ready to do horse-shoeing star
better" and just as cheap,a as anybody. He al
so has in his employ, James Mcdonald, known
as the most scientific Horse-shoer in the West;
he having been thoroughly educated in the
science, and become familiar with the anatomy
of the Horse, can and will insure satisfaction
on all occasions. Particular attention given to
bloodhound horses which he will bind himself
to cure; not by having somebody else to operate
thereon, but he will do the work himself. No
mistake, gentlemen. Call at our shop in Chill
licothe and give US a trial. IL testimony is re-
quired apply to THOS. SINNAMON,
r. S. BAKER s. Co.,
WIN. ROBINSON, or
I. BELL,
All Of Ottumwa. Also, wagons Ironed to
order. For sample see at our shop.
Feb. Odd, 1S55.tf
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05

Portland, Me-, March 20.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Know No,hings and advocates of tenn
perance mel here this evening. and no.
minated Neal Dow for Mayor.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
NOTICE.

T HEREBY tender my thanks TO my custom
L ers for the liberal patronage hitherto given
me and ask a continuance of the same, and as /
need money / wish all who are indebted to me
to come forward and square up their accounts
without delay. d. SANDS.
Ottumwa, April 4th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Cabinet Making.
N. WACATLER,
Boots shoe n q er,

MuaN ~, DeIOU NpduIdtHgS Nb0P,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
fTrTHE proprietor keeps constantly on
hands a good assortment of Lsathcrs, and is al
ways ready to accommodate customers with
good work in his line Of business.
November Oh, l.854.y1
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05

MACHINE CARDS!
E. E. GAY, AGENT, BuRLINGToN.
Main Cylinder Cards,
Dau6er Cards.
Fancy Cards.
Fancy EiAeting.
FLEEING,
Shippers. .
Workers,
Comb Plate.
Card Cleaners,
Emery.
Glue. &c. &c.
The subscriber, agent FOR Smith = Co.'s
Cards, Philadelphia, has on hand a full supply
of the above at st. Louis prices. Orders
promptly executed. Il. f. GAY,
Wholesale Druggist, Burlington.
February 2Sth, 1S55.4w
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening the 9Th ull, by
Rev. b. A. Spaulding. Mr.. WILLIAM
GRoEsBEcx. OF Uuion County. 10 Mise
SusANKAH G. FENNER, Of this place.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05

TRuE.-The following toast was given
a, a railroad dinner in Detroit recently:
EprToRs-Ladders on which polii-
einns climb to power-pioneers in oil
great en,erprnes-,he only class whose
labor is its own rsward-Ths hardes,
work. The poores, paid, mos. self sacrif
cling aud most abused of oil professions.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
PLOW MANDATORY

:"


0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ low has his pillow fac-aAG
wV tory in successful operation, and
~ has now on hand forty plows of
all sizes, and willturn out by the first of April
as many as will supply the demand of the
country. These Flows are Of the Centre
Draft pattern, made Of the best wood, and the
first quality of Sligo Steel. and warranted to do
as good, if not better. work than any other
plows ever sold in this county.
MR. d.. w. STEBBINs, an experienced work
man, is doing haywood work on p!ows and will
make new plows or do repairing on plows or
wagons, ON short notice, and in the best style,
for all who may give me a call.
still continue the ~Blacksmithing business in
all its branches, and can supply farmers with
everything they need, from the incest edge tool
up toSa first quality plow or wagons Charges
reasonable, and all work warranted.
GEL will sell my plows cheaper than the
same quality of plows have ever been, or can
be sold here. All l ask is for farmers to try
them to satisfy them that they are the best ever
used in this country. u. II. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, Feb. LIST, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

l WILL sell at private sale on terms to suit:
The N w Or of S w or Of Sec 9, T72,R12 w.
. N f. |" N w Z"
NE :" NV 90 81
SW " SW " 20 t" t"
: Shalt E or of S w 81 +" 49,
N half S Z or of S w 81 I"
Lot No. 8 in Section 10
Also a Dwelling House in Agency City, as
well as some choice building lots in the same
town. C.. FRANKLIN.
March 1st, 1856. If
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Boots Il Shoes:

Boots-Mens, Boys and Childs, Calf, Kip,
SC. Congress Caters, new styles. Brogans,
Monroes, Pumps, Slippers, &c.
Ladies sewed work, Philad'a manufacture,
Caters, hf Caters, Buskins, Parodi's, LIMBS,
all styles and prices.
Misses, Boys s. Children's, Boots, Caters,
Shoes, Slips, a large stock.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
aSmall Profts-Large Salesw
HEAVY SPRING STOCK
AT II
Il Z a dy Pay
Y@R Z

HAVING nearly doubled the capacity of
IL our Store Room and Warehouse, and spa
ring no pains or expense in buying our Goods
from Importers and Manufacturers, and their
Agents in the Eastern Cities, we offer them for
CASH or PRODUCE (not the promise of Ell
ther) at Low PRICES.
Rales.-Ready Pay, no old or Auction goods,
a small profit on everything, a large one on
n~othing--no per centage to cover collections
OF losses.b bad debts. II you can SAGE money,
buy of Us.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Rich Dress Goods:

Paris Robes, Challi Bereges, Printed & bard
Jaconets; Lawns, blk and white and fancy; Silk
warp Alpacas, Cashmeres, Poplins.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Hats, Cops, Bonnet. &. Siraw Goods

Hats-New style corrugated and plain rims,
"Wide awake" Mems and Boys, Soft Wool do.
Oiled Silk Caps various styles, Panama, Leg
horn, Palm &c. Untrimmed Leghorn 40 to SOC.
Bonnets-All styles and prices. Soft straw,
English Tuscan, Belgrade, Plain straw s col'd
Lace, from 40 cts up.
Rich Ribbons, Sarsenets, Artifcials, &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05

CLoTHs-TwiPd and Plain, Black, Blue &
Brown. Cass;meres-French and English Doe
skins and Fancy.@ Satinets-Fancv s. Plain,
soc to 81. Vestings-Satin, Silk, Marseilles,
&C., &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-04-05
Know othings Exposed.
HENSHAW

THEBpeople Of Chillicothe having assem-
i bled in common council are now ready t.
confess to the citizens of the Valley that
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LupwELL STONE.


June Ind 1888 )
MESSRS. DOVE a. GOa--bFAR SIlts | hereby certify
that about the first of last March, attacked with heu
matsm Of the character in shoulder aud
taking the of II entirely from and from which suf
fered pain for three four DAYS My then
procured bottle of your Rheumatic Lpmcnt and
piled IL according the directions from which restored
In short time and restored TO full strength and
vigor in few days and earnestly recommend II all who
be afflicted with Rheumatism And Is duty you
TO the community TO urge It's use. \ copy.
TH1N
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sy.ess--- as.I...a.k iaiso.si FROM BUCHANAN 40
D

Fare from Iyncburg buchanan. 80
To Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From lYnebhurg 10 Charlottesville. %
and after the 4d of October Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at A NJ and Lynehburg at u I. NJ, Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond second day
at , o'clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Iynchburg = p NJ
reach Scottcsvie l0 A. NJ day arrive in Char
ottesyile al s. T. NJ Leave Lynehburg for buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A. NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive At Z Z. NJ.
Lynchbnrg Richmond see time aud distances in
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~ Is ls55-Messrs Dove 4 taLasI autumn had very
Be horse injured Of his hind legs badly a. to cause
TO swell Of "A head. which tried every
think without relieving him IN the
the swelling continued when young
Archer and recommended your 1uH Oh pro-
cnred a bottle and In very short time before had used the
contents bottle swelling subsidized and could
tell which leg injured He Is we'll and doing all
kinds of farm work Very respectfully,
ANN W ARCHER
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rA,oTmE Lo.Esss os TIVE TIVE Amrs.-

Those who del GIT look upon and admire the beautiful
specimens Of art which the hand al in the present pre-
gressee u forming respectfully invited call on O.
W MlNN1S y Co at their well established Daguerrean Gal
lery Ihore the Statesmen n The country with intellectual
brow aud mniu stand from the plate with such
natural aud ke appearance that the spectator almost fan
ces he hears the heart rob and the lips There
too, the beautiful hlushing maiden sparkling and
charming lips invites the ardent youth In admiration
Heavens last best sinful man There too frol
licking rompug childhood with bunyan heart and
laugh The visitor aud holds him charmed the spot
Then TO o. W MlNAiS * co and view the handsome
specimens Have likeness, and reader induce her
esteem aboyn all others 10 accompany and
eanteted without representations Of her and those
hold dear earth Then should the silver cord be
ped and the golden bowl broken have that left which will
call ytsdy your recollection the departed Pie
tnfos taken in all weather with equal facilities and with the
perfection Remembrr MINIS 4 co. the to
give perfect likeness and they be found nj all times
al their far famed Gallery Main street, 81 door from Bridge
street. lynehburg and sycamore street. Petersburg Va
q. W. MINIS n co.
jy 5.ts. Daguerrean Artists
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LyNcInsHa. uaAnEE WORKS..

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF MERoH ANTS
and others, nm tho surrounding country to call and
I'M the large aud cnm ee # FINISHED MAR
BIE YORK. have hand aud daily, ailordng
tnse wishing to purchase opportunity OF selecting NEW
DESIGNS, eheapS any Northern establishment. aud hay
ing the facilities, make order thing my line
the painest u tho costly, the shortest notice
q Particular attention paid TO orders from abroad by let
ter.
- Book Of designs ean DO al my ohiee.
n Inscription Books fler If Call or address limo
! u Terms cash delivery.
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aNOH NEM Y0f,N. ExOM e.. q

H.SOIs NEW WORK.. T. k - "a II, rEtsszssssss1
H LYECHBERG. VIA pETEKSBt Rti, 60 xik-Ndt<
by SOETHSIDE RA1LROAD-oN1Y
ONE NIGHT BETWEEN PETERSBURG AND NEW. ohh =
C4EAPEST ND pLEASANTEST ROUTE t-sli to Ne"
York, Including Railroad and meals and sateroom on
board to New York second class cars and steer
-,
Passengers leaving Lynehburg on TUESDAYS ana fiti-
DAYS, by South Side Railroad connect next morning al 1lly
Point with the large and commodious steamships
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More news from ri the First Mem i'm Henry Z.

june 9th, lsa5
DEAR SlRS :-About the 18th of December last became
much afflicted with what thought old hurt Ia OF
my knees he left one3 of long standing OF which had fire.
quent attacks Within about six eight days heeamp so
violent that sleep impossible In about twenty four
hours attacked right hand aud Wrist and In about
twelve hours attacked my right ankle at which time
was under such eSerheaing pain s not to he ah 10 take
rest whatever losing all appetite for Kind OF food
and In perfect helpless condition became almost ale
ranged Ny family standing around bed side impo'
ring To call in ply siean reply was that could OBJ
the right of would do but that had as
well die with fever ague At length consented for
my TO 10 Mr. James A. Grows, merchant near me-
and say him what my situation after had tried
accommodation possible without the least benefit that
II he had thing which h could truly recommend send
II To lie spn bottle of Doves Rheumatic Limrnt
used 1t directed and after about six hours dropped
asleep for the first time in forty hours My joints became
mnch swollen From the time began the swell
ling suaged and In ten days was able To attend 10 hus
usual sometimes have attacks In shunlJels
the innenf before. with immediate relief by timely
application think 1T invaluable remedy aud am de
sirons that every person afflicted with the dreadful
sconrge on earth tahenmatisml should give 1t trial
Yours truly &c,
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Va. Aug ], lsa5.
MESSRS. DOVE a co, RichmnndAI-ast fall one OF my
stable yard while playing about
with other weight Of his whole body
against large plate sheetron cutting himself on tho thigh
about 10 inches long and from inch aud hail 10
inches deep The wound Of such character as TO
suppose would be of any service 10 again See
ing notice Of the Turf Oh In the procured aud APP
piled IL the and In about three weeks he was
perfectly well and work and cannot perceive the least
scar W here the cut was made H. A. WINFREE.
PSrhere cases of injuries TO cattle In this
neiRhborhood which have been cured by Turf on and
II OF any benefit you procure you many certificates.
The whole neghborhood Is he quickest hoang remedy
they II. \ WlNfREE
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DAVID HM. CtRRIE,

pssbppers BIZ this Vessel will get their goods to port
destination at onaha freight cheaper than by any
and In less time Insurance can p ~ "
the best - ~ "
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These vessels the class built In the city of Bal
tmorn xpressv and have superior aeeonh
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains qualified for the trade and who VIII spare no
accommodate. They viii be lowed up ana down
the stea may be relied ON 10 sail promptly as
alyertizrd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will their ship by this line as freight VIII
taken low by other line of Packets ana
viii be made by the agents i'll Richmond ana
York to give Insurance be effected in
Richmond by this line at per cent
espectfy and hope to succeed IN obtaining fn
share Of patronage. 5000,
Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, sa
yatnah or any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will Richmond in the Dock in New FORK
at Berth No l. Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID 4 WM. CuRRIE Richmond, Agents
G. II. PERSON, y. Y. ) -'e
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Egs.nu EE4s hSss sstsUND AND n. It ..s-
b 1 A -l.lJ

a
The L, :. Mail steamship JAMESToNN, in
mand of Capt LEWIS PARlSn leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock Tor Rich
mond She viii take any freight to from City Point
sheleaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'Clock Tor New York.
Those desiring ship her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
a State Room secured by addressing rs by mail
" fhe ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at City Point
where she Will land and ceive freight Both the jamestown
aud the Roanoke and land passengers City Paint
and Norfolk, LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
AR ~ Va
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


= q y UstTEs W. ~ -i''I.' .s'.' ''"'''
-iaua s.iue.-frsf Packet 10 san Nith dis - ~
patch The superior FIST sailing d.a,ie
aal copper fastened schooner. "kiLfs, 'apiana ~
sfz INV Arr aa,y loading and Will sail u aooNe f"f
balance Of fret zhi apply to -, ,..+,...
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EyEEass AEss.ssAg.-Tho Family tirocery has Just
received the following articles To which The subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention Of his friends cuSo.
ers pubic large assuring them thai by calling
Family Grocery they viii lind the largest and best Beef
Tongues market also nice LOT Dried Beef
bologna saungt Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot
Bruoms. ne article u Black Imperial and Gunpowdcr
Teas good Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen aud
children also many fancy articles such as Perfumes Soaps
Cloth Hair aud Han Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
Combs children, many other articles tedious
mention, all hieh will be sold cheap for cash,
change Bank May be added to the above list
Spices # all kinds ground in en- papers for family
superior article 81 Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
before all gone j. II. SOLOMON.
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fFsWRaE a NEsssA HEEW ZEN r-tcse
n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam a..xxL.xx u
crs BElN lDERE and PoCAIioNTAS-The
STEAMER BEINibERE leaves baltimore every SAfNR
DAY AZ ERNDDN fr Richmond. Returning, leaves RICH
MDND ever II ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore,
The FOtAlGNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESBAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SArURDA1 AFTERNOON for Balt
tinoro
Shippers Baltimore by these Boats have ther
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
Ii DIAN a MArSON Riclmond Va.
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II fNli WAKE-IIDT sf-shefe VII Dc f1und the IaFgesI
assortment Steel line Double and Single tuns
Rifles English Seftockng Five Shooter Colts, Al
lens and Thnrbefs KeYoy.s aud Single Pistols Powder
lass Belts and paucbesi Game Bags, Cleaning Rods
Yfsnehes, Eays Cocks and - ID Percussion caps
lur Waas Cartridges, al Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder Powder all kinds. Compress
ID Bullets Buck and small Shot Liquor Fask.i Rogers
Pocket EntlerY! Knives Razors fine Of
Port A3nies silver. Ivory and Crooked Sword and
pam Canes every thing Ia line suit G1n makers
W. have a lot premium titles hand Repairing done
with spaieh and warranted. by
HM Il. Il { FISHER, opposite the
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z.aaCnANDISE, &C.


The Ladies tie city Of Lynehufg and al nttefs ~
~ etx are pareulas invited tie cheap cash
.l.re aud my sfork of Fancy GOODS consist
Inc ~ sapfo caiared Silks; French Merinos rih
French ausn= Iads cheap high eoercd Deiaines
,ie Hosiery Also, loo yards Of superior
rnIsh aeo perfectly elos the low Price
~ r. cents all they selling fast. vii al
"a taks of per all cash bills 10 IN amount
,F fhta Is HARRISON LEWIS.
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NEW espODS.-The subscriber has now received his
~ complete ock Of Spring and summer DRY GOODS
which the Of lbs friends and the public in general
respectfully called Having taken advantage Of the de
pressed Of the market in purchasing his Goods he viii
he able offer great Inducements To buyers.
The articles numerous mention, there he
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
besides large assortment of Boots Shoes Haas
Caps Umbrellas raraseis Country Merchants
reeiaily invited call him before further East he
sell Richmond Prices. Strict
will he paid To orders Come one and ALI
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, ing dniermned close nay stock of Carpenters
1ar, are and Building Materials including
sortnent ID LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS, WINDOW
GLASS. g. tlc the whole stock j. offered
Those fishing anything that line would consult their inter
ests by giving a call before purchasing elsewhere
mar "a Is A. WINSTON
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A sAAaassOS TsE plBsgC.-Nes Good.

n NEW GOODS tt-JNo J. II RVS Agent, Is reeey-
heavy Stock of Fall aud Winter Goods All he has to
say Is hn his Stock i taken from of the largest Import
nhhng houses in the Gnion nett cash prices and
~ he sold by him at small profits for cash and nothing else
hui cash
PSI shall receive Goods nearly every week in the
Canal Boats Railroads and Express Companies,
al OF which viii he sold cheap for cash.
JND. J. Il nv is. Agent
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And for sale by J II seay STROLLER Whitehead, J !
Thompson & Co. Il Stabler & Go. iynrhburg Va, and
dealers IN Medicines everywhere sep ly1
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MISCELLANEOUS.


htssosa Baos .--'Ihe eoneefn Of wn =.
II Co was dissolved on the u inst IL F. AhdeHssI
Nm l. Anderson alone will to tl, - u efaa
business, ami the of the eanerr., - tseeai Il
winding W the same Ah 4 ANDERSON ~ MI
api 9-ts. MCDANIEL, uIflt.r .
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sSAIs. NND WINTER GOUDs.-tLOEEl

H INt CLOTHS, tASSlMLRES AND AiHliSt,S
GENTS III FINISHING GOODS, &e-GLASS y RAl&E
- especially inform friends and the public that their
stock OF al. aul Winter Goods complete consisting
ia part Dress aud froek Coats Winter business Coats
Register Coatsncw style Farmers oxereoats Waterproof
l,cayer Fantaoons every style Vests in oudlcss va
civ; double Breasted Quilted Slk-now style Gents
travelling Blankets Shirts Drawers traNats stocks
Ties CuarS Umbrellas Gloves Hosiery Pocket Hand
kereiefs Waterproof Goods &c complete assortment Of
YOUTHS AND Cf1LDREN's CLorHiN6.
GLASS & RAINF
son hts j. blNON. Agent.
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fsUsEOs DESaBs Gks-s.-G2 Bales M. / Cotton
o1natuasa heas3 article, just received from the faeto
r. gniaen viii be sold hants better
they br had in Richmond OF baltimore Please
call aud examine Tor yourselves.
arg 35.ts LIE 4 JOHNSON
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a caH he UNDERSIGNED Will continue as h..
me .tfo'Eth, eohhlsSloN and fol.W ~ n
BUSINESS, and also the Mannfart turing II 81
in for former fasors they pledge their b ia.
their continuance. 'atis r. ia5I
api a-dts. MCDANIEL. UI.rtr , -.
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Nov On HAND
= Y 30 tons letter \ No. Peruvian liuanu;
10 Mexican
loo Casks Thomaston Lime
loo Mountain "a
- 4" North River Cement,
% ttalcincd Plaster
Al for sale accommodating terms by
MILLER g. ELAN.
tho has
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SonEBHsN<s sEn.--1hc celebrated ,f,.,#=
- STAR DOT BILE OVEN COOKING Slo{st .''isaIA Nj
wool just received NJ the Furnace and Ran f eeat
East Main Street. a stove which is me lalsf
cheapest, most substantial and perfect Cuoki, u 1ts
the Union; and warranted to bake. roast bafI iaais
the most satisfactory MANNER less fp,l ii ai9 ny
Stove of Similar capacity III Call and sre III aug etttr
Also a fine assortment of LEAD PIPE of var
hand, and for sale by lily Its - ~ = Us si7fs at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

lrlarpeneeF,s Hardware, Window Glass, &C.
Having determined to close out my stock OF Carpenter
Hardware Mechanics Tools &C. &C. at cost, those wanting
any thing in that would do well to call before buying
24-fs--Rep n. VIM, ~.