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Georgia Money.

.f9.sl l srst!y3 Georgia Money. 5 sss{ a,r..l,
b The Georgia currency seems still to cir
culate, notwithstanding the efforts Of Bro
kes to discredit and driveit out of circu-
lstion. In speaking of this money Adams
Chicago Bank Note list thus speaks: ''1n
answer to the multiplicity Of questions
from subscribers and Others, whether Allan
Ia bank has failed; if it is going to fail,
and whether it will be driven out Of circu-
lation, and permit New England money to
come in say first, that Atlanta has not
failed; next, that I think there is no pros.
pect ofits failing; and further, that New
England money cannot displace it; and
that it ought not, as the securities of New
England and Georgia banksar simply on
fhe responsibilities Of the owners. In the
case Of the Georgia banks we have the
known resources of some Of our wealthiest
citizens, and in the case Of the New Eng
land banks there is nothing but the super
stition Classified every few months bya a
failure) thata Yankee bank never breaks
Illinois ought to supply her own currency
If she can't do that it is not worth while to
drive out a bad thing, which is Geor, ia
currency, with a worse which is New Eng
land. The four following named banks,
Atlanta, Interior, Merchants Bank Macon
and Lagrange, are owned by the strongest
bankers in the State, and will bear COM
parison, both in wealth and financial skill,
with any four banks that can be selected
in New England, and are as safe as
any banks of the kind can be. 1uaa gsft,sl
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s6 The Kansas Herald Of Freedom
states that many slaye holders are depart
ing from the territory with their property,
aud urges the North to take courage and
send on their pioneers, as there is visible
reaction. fze aa le 2ses
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CONDEMNATION OF GEORGIA. MONEY.
-Atthe close Of the Wisconsin State Fair
s(at Milwaukee on Friday, the farmers
present passed very strong resolutions, con
demning Georgia money and pledging
themselves not to take il. ssql In5l af
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BURLINGTON HATCH FACTORY
Is Faliey street. Bsrliagfoa, Iora.
n = 4 ME- \. -

W0uLD respectfully inform dealer. that they
W have .reccntly made extensive improvements
of vesy superior and are TO ali all
orders however large that they may receive, our
matches are warranted to be as good as any made.
+ We are realsomanufActuring largely, Writing Inks
Of very superior quality and can li all oraers at
low rates. g A, II, BURHANS = CO.
april ~ 55-ly t9 N4f'l s5s 8 s. fesI lsi
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- r Csnden, n, =, O Friday, Mn.
Briggs attempted 70 chastise ons of
her chitdren With switch, xhsn i
vas tAroHa iato 4 spasu, vhinh coatia-l
ned . long, that stsaae eslatioa ssd lsatk
e.seed The jsry islllirsed II NJ =
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a5The Albany Argus states that Mr.
James G. Thompson, the proprietor of
extensive works in that city, has received
an offer Of the chief engineership Of the
Russian navy, and is now in Washington,
making the necessary arrangements with
the Russian Minister. The offer is made
for three years at a salary Of $4,000 per
annum, with rent free, and has been made
in consequence Of the resignation of Mr..
Chambers, Scotchman. II s.s,
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Oh1cers ofthe Grand Enoampment Of Iowa, I. o,
ed sstpgtSgss ggs n r s,lltFsf bS3aSG5a1 3,ssS

OMcerS ofthe Grand Encampment Of Iowa, /. O..
ed shtQ see. Us o. .F.q1tsa. b5tasgSa9 %
The Grand Encampment held its aain-
nual session at Muscatine on Wednesday
18th lat which the following officers were
elected. ti .1gsei ati q - fsei5s3t bsf
George Bennett, Dubuque, Grand Pa
triarch. ~ staae.d 'sis =ttSa.ea. q" y
ev.John Ufford, Muscatine, Grand
High Priest. 70 asIasfs ,sstsa'as 70 7ia 4.is
I'D. s. McC Cloud, Muscatine, Grand Sc
nior Warden. " 9a a5ai ast Ia. ,l',a
William Garrett, Burlington Grand
Scribe. 's.ss...s Ss5 .e Il ]. si,,,ss5s'' .,1 .
D. W. Clover, Muscatine, Grand Treas
DIM. Bates, Rochester, Grand Junior
Warden, .. 81, 5,s : a,,as.,o,ti5 l,.2g VA
William s. Street, Iowa City, Grand
Sentinel. .se .,,s ~ 's', ,., j. ,5,,s,
VIM. Garrett, Burlington, Grand Rep.
to G. L.-U. s. .ISs j.isaz bsgas N
g, The next session will be held at Daven-
port, I'd Wednesday of Oct, at I o'clock,
pm. 3-.'5 .1'is i.#a 81 ny l--I'
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WAi sttend promptly 10 allprofcssiona busines.
w satrssted toAts care, in Des Moines and the
acknowledgements. Speeial given to the
sssssine edec'lectiAg Of clsime. ALSO to renting
.sapayisetsxs spcnrssl estate, and redecming Of
lAhgssst LANDS.
oaceia trent room on second floor Of Ebersol /
Mlsas bsiiding on Third street, three doors above
H. Bsnet Hoase, Burlington, Iowa
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STOvRs. Mr. j. w. White has some
beaatifsl paslor stoves. Of new, and. late
patterns, which are quite ornamental in
appearance. He has also q very full as
sortment Of the approved patterns Of cook
stoves, for both coal and wood. f
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sss.s-,.s I 81 - Sc SssJ. corr 3. nunrAa
80 .v6D0, COPP Z CO, es.sss''s1;;
~ ssd CsmMilsiom MsrckSas.,
~ esxsaAL srsAA noAr AcrSr.. 3
EAST BURLINGTON. Ill.
oNAP, Assas Am'eex Exprs. q.
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JupeE DoUaLAs TN CnrcA THE
redoubtable giant, says the Peoria Repub-
lican, has'achieyed somewhat in the, feat
of'haring spoken in rGhicago---not, how-
ever with any great gain to his reputation
for craftsmanship. None Of tho Chicago
journals that We shavs seen, accords the
need Of praise for candor %, a sound argu-s su,
ment-bis dissertation swas q re.hash Of
his old efforts last fall in the Central and
Southern districts Of the State. The Til,
buse gives full notes Of the speech in which
we find nothing new either ID regard toII
reasoning or style Of presentation d The
skeletons Of deceased aphorisuls are exhib-
tied without additional elothing--ffamiiliarr Mill &
truisms are presented, as il inspired with
some new interest. s 81. =
L IS uselessito laud, much less to dis
ctlss Mr. Douglas the day Of political
resurrection win never aroas his buried 70.
patatio. in = glorious immortality his
suicide is sealed. a { $ g sss 4 4
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~ The Rochester Union says that q,
Mrs. Graham, an estimable lady of that
city, died suddenly, while trying on ashoe
in store Her husband reached the
store few minutes after.his wife had,died.
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H h LOCK w 90 D.

@ q. n. LOCKw WOOD,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
0xincy, Adams county, Iowa.
WILL attesd 70 the payment of Taxes, transfer
W and conveyancing Of real estate. Once In
O<kt Once In the Court House. Tiu1y q. rs
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y 1D Several instances are lately record
ed where persons who are in the habit Of
reading much in the railway cars, had be-
come nearly Blind, and an express agent
near Boston, had totally lost his sight, it
being imputed to that cause. II appears
the jolting motion causes the eye to strain
in catching the separate letters,and makes
their effecton the retina very injurious, :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

n- -Ex-Governor Hampstead is out in
the last Dubuque Express and Herald for
procuring the appointment Of Judge Love
to the district court Of the United States,
in the place Of Judge Dyer, deceased. He
says Love was appointed before recommen-
datioss could reach the President from
other partsof the State. He takes it in
high dudgeon that a man should be taken
from the extreme southern line of the State
and be preferred over old and prominent
lawyers, among whom it is presumed his
ex-Excellency wishes to be numbered. He
insinuates that the Presidents steward
iu this part of the Democratic vineyard,
isinauenced by personal feelings in his dis
tribution of the loaves and fishes of Office,
and is selling out the larty for his own ag-
grandizement. ,3s ... .'f@1.@ % +.
10 The editor of the Cedar Falls Ban
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

s~Rey. John Sawyer having attained
his one hundredth year, his birthday was
celebrated in Bangor, Me-, on the 9th.
The venerable gentleman delivered dis
course in the Central Congregational
Church If an hour anda quasterin length
without apparent fatigue. rs aaa.4
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p On the 18th nit, the Black War
rior carried away from Havana $50, 900 as
a final settlement Of the vexed question.
We should ike to know, as . matter Of
curiosity, how much more than this Uncle
Sam is out Of pocket BY the protrscted ne
gotiation which be has carried on with her
Most catholic Majesty in relation to the
mattar e -
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]. PRUGH 4 BROTHERS,

ESTABLISHM ENT
WILL he found three doors east Of E4
Coolhnugh 4 Brooks Banking House, ,-
up stairs, where we will at all times be be-sS2ps,
pleased to wait on our customers. -
We will constantly Ike p on hand all kinds of Fur.
n,ture, such as Sofas, Sociables, Divans, Spring
Chairs and Rockers, Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs
Gard and Centre Tables; Cottage, Misses, and com.
mon Bedsteads Break stand Dining Tables, Stands
Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses Picture Frames
and host of other things too numerous to mention
all lof which We offer cheap forcash. it ~ s
Metallic and Wood Cofins
kept constantly on hand. s4ff! t
80 Hearsc and Carriages furnished on reasona.
bic terms If required. (may l4,i1S55.]
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ALSO DEALEA& III faK
6OLDkNs IA Air Fight Cook stove;
GOLDEN HARP AND PRIDE OF IOWA
FlsMinm' Cock Stovss. rs 5 8 7sgl.i - s,s-s
rHRL0R, BOX ASS COAL heating sssvss;
~. IHsaA.ssDvARI. NAILS AND BLAcxsMI1as
81 Louia Circular. Mill and Csoss-css sava, 81
4 AND lAxfAcsCRkHa
OF ALL KINDS or TIN WARE.
ssesr.cn strsss, sariiastoa.
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4 CHARLES BEN DARWIN,
" Attorney and Councillor at Lag.
0rRIckuPsTAIRS, IN THE CORNER BRICK
u isstsoath Of The Methodist Church.
Jene n IA ~ 22a S Ga'i Af ssF4
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10 The editor of the Cedar Falls Ban
ner has been presented with q cabbage
weighing % lbs,
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~ The river is now on a stand, with
some seven or eight feet on the bars and
probably over Eve feet on the falls. It is
reported that several feet Of : rise is yet
70 come down. Should this prove true,
the bottom lands, which have never been
covered since the Father of Waters was a
riuvlet at this season Of the year, win be
OVERFLOW. The s.oldest inh.bitant'' has
never seen such rise . the present, at
this season.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

p PoRK.-It seems to be the general opin-
ion that the prices for the next few months
will rule high. The Maysville, KY, Ea-
gle says two lots Of 600 and 200 were
contracted in that city, deliverable Decem-
bsr la, at IS per hundred gross. A gem
tleman just from Cincinnati says he could
have contracted any number of good hoss
in that market Il S6 nett. ag ss..s ,s' 80. sas
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u 3 . K
n0 There is misunderstanding in
re- ard to the unofficial trial of plows at
the late fair. MIR Parkinson says that "a
committee Of three made a trial Of three
plows one from Grand-a-tour, Ills, and
Mr.. Rays and his own from Burlington.
That this committee could not decide,and
therefore fourth man was added who
gave the preference to Mr.. Parkinson's $
pillow. Mr.. Ray, and Mr.. Weatherby agent
for the Grand-a tour plow, state that, the
fourth man was not added to the COM
mittee, although it was suggested and a
gentleman did examine and try the sseye-, sse5
raj plow's andidid express apreference for
Mr.. P's. plow. Yet the committee did
not choose him, and lie did not act in the
capacity ofla committee man. Mr.. Park
inson asserts positively that he did act, and
that he can. and will prove, it.,srInt this
state we shall leave the matter and give
Mr.. P. time to make good his assertion
by corresponding with the gentlemen Of
the committee, or in tho event Of his fail
ure to do so, state the fact. ,pa .sieti,t,r
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D. cxocksR. n. j. scRocxER

fT0kNEYS and Connselors 1t Law, Collectors,
"A Land Agents, 10. Prompt attention given to
hsdsta. - Once, north side Jefferson, between
xsia and Third streets, Burlington, Iowa.
ssfs,ys bpy
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I@- The pick pockets have been doing
thriving business at the late State Fair
in Chicago. One gentleman lost his
pocket book containing nearly SO, 900 and
quite number were relieved Of smaller
sums .ss. Si0;,,4.tf3is
A MODEL CoURr. Judge Mcfarland
is holding court, in the North-W Western
counties Of this State It is said that at
every place where session is held the
county groceries are soon exhausted. As
soon as the liquor is exhausted the Court
.adjourus In Webster the liquor ran out,
and the Judge at onceadjourned, although
jury was then out. The Jury were in
session on the open prairie, Had a bottle
in their midst, with a pile of stone, with
which they keep off intrudcrs. 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

= BA. On The 5th inst, a large lot Of Ii
quors were destroyed in Muscatine Iowa,
under the new Iowa liquor law. II sgsz
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II One Of the British Reviews, in an
article on the electric telegraph, gives the.
credit of inyenting and constructing the
most rapid working telegraph to Mr.. Alex
andcr Balm. The Review seems to an
t;cipate' time when the post Office will
give place to the telegraph, and says that
when the sixpenny or penny telegraph
comes into play, Mr. Balm viii stand forth
as the greatest Of telegraph inventors. It
makes this assertion upon the authority Of,
Dr.. Lardner, whostates that &c, 900 words
can be sent in one hour, BY one wire, on
the chemical telegraph, and to greater.
distance than by the magnetic telegraph.
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Foreign D,nand For Bre.sstpiss,

.a5
The ]. ndon Times il, u recent article
upon prep,ble demand for Lreadrsuffs
to supply the deficiency IN Franco and 9th.
er countries, set down the amount It 40.
900 900 bushels Of wheat all of which
could be fur -ishcd froa the surplus aftIiis
country. II was known at that time that
the crops were short in, Germany, but it
was net supposed that foreign markets
would have to be resortcd to to make up
the deficiency. A report was brought, ty
the last steamer to New York, however,
that the l'russinn Governuent had sent ant
out orders and credits for the purchase Of
breadstuffs to a very large amount The
deficiency Of the crops IN the Prnssian do
lthinions is reported u have caused alarm
TO thegosernment. 5isa''4 ~
The probability Il, therefore that much
more than 10000, 600 bushels will be re-
quired to satisfy the entire foreign demand,
the larger portion of this will have to be
drawn FROM this country Inlecl we have
no doubt that the United States and Can
ada together could furnish twice forty
millions-of bushels, ana still have an abnn
dance to supply food for observation-disclosures.
-hrWe hayeialrcady stated that the Gov
'ernment Of France has made extraordina-
~ exertions tomcet the emergency Not
only has the duty upon foreign grain been
remitted, but1a premium has been offered
upon gold, in order to- check the alarming
drain from thesbank Of France, which has
been caused by the flow Of specie to the
Crimea, and the necessary use Of it for the
purchase Of breadstuffs. 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

'@' The total liabilities of the city Of Keo-
kuk amount to s45O,O00. 7lis .s'i' oi'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

Or, Haydell Of Cumberland, and his clerk,
named Grnff, were both murdered near tta:
place on Sunday night BY 4 German. The.
Or. was 'enticcd from home under pretc.ce %
being wanted to visit a sick person. Theird
bodies were horribly mutilated. The, mur-v
derer has been arrested wearing the clothing.
watch, &C., belonging to the DoctoI. 2 ''''''~
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-, =, TT Clncinnati, Oct. Is.
The extensive sash, .blind,p and portable
cottage factory acto Of Hinckle, Guild & Co, in
this city, was destroyed BY fire this a. NJ. ".
Several adjoining buildings also burned. H.;
g. 4 Co.'s loss, is $500, 900. The upper,
story Of the factory was occupied by s. F.
Johns, furniture dealer; loss about $3O, 600.
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ALBANY, Oot f6.
a fire occurred this morning IN the frame
buildings on the pier, north OF Pat,on's ste. IN
mill, occupied by g 3R. Shreve. ssgent Of the
hiladelphia, Propellers, aud, Van Sa,dwcoa,&
Co, rteam tug agents +. Al en- & M, ,tcbelI, pro-
vision store, aid Washcuni Y 'Hdl.ey, gain
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's-a.Ss39 9s4 .blfe MILWAUKEE, Oct. 16.
Hiram G. Adams, bunker of this Tcity,a
was SHOT in his office this p. y. By a Gsrmsn,
named Ashnm Feiner. Fciner had. come to,
demand money from another person, which
was refused. Feiher then fred a coubie BAR
relied pistol, one ball striking the wall and
the other woundiug ..lr. Adams very danger.
ously if not mortally. - ,,..;,..-,',f,,. =. y,
No signs of the steamer Atlantic. - ii,
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IyEKConPLAINT, JAuN0leE nns

EsEKCOMPLAINT JAuNplGE.hAs=
i Ip,rsfa Chrome = Ne vous Dehrtv, pscase . tn
hGr.ys, Bfd Ha di>re.s- arising hn'o "a btsv'dsrea
Liver or Sto, Hcl suit Gu stiputeu, ln"sd PI.s
Fuiinees, Blood the Iead, Acidiiv OF tic St"nmrf .
Nau Hr.ltaau p.esst tor Food. tutlness al wrie
the stomach, Saal Eucratiou- Sinking al utt'loH
th PIT the Sienna, Il. )" immlHe OF t' II nd, thu
red ed = ihhcL Breathing, fluuerug nj tie iioaIi
Gttl ing or SuHocatine Sensaiau- whcu ia Ming Pc
tute Dlmuess of Vision, Dot, " chs hctre the -lsh
Fever aud Dull Pain m the lieai, Deficiency ut Per
piraun, yellow Of the skin uni Ewes Fntu 'u the
Side Back Chest Limbs &c. Sudden .uett- OF Hon
Burning the Flesh Constant lmaginiug- al Evil aaa
rrat depreesion of Spirt be etecuu'ly cbrad y
Doctor HooFtANps CEIteRATEp
GERMAN BlTlERS
prepared by DR. {. NJ. jackson. aermnn Mcjiein'
Store No 100 Arch st. one door h"ll Sixth, fhuada
Their power over the above Diseases is eAceiet
II equsled, bv any oth,r preparation ia the unitra
States the attest, IA rany caees utter ehiu
physican. ad failed,
These tiers nre worthy the attsnt o. lnvu'ii-
Pos.r-eiag great virtues in tn reetd,ntor Of 'ar Nv
and lesser glands, exercising the uus searching pow,
in weskress aud ufe ma the digestive organ, th,
arr vital sac cerain and pleasant
VIRoIEIA TESTIMONY DR.. !. NJ Wtl'1n. Lexington
Va. heb 9th, 1882. sand. II entirely ct Ii,
German Buffers. They have became al the mgc Not5
ny lse eels
The Tenth Legion, published at Wood took, Va.
I'D, Jan 10Th, 1876: "A Great Med ciue.-Ne taF'
uniformly relraired from recommending to the Pubh'
any Of he various lnteut medirnes OF the day. unesr
thoroughly convinced Of tbcir ,oI -. Among those
,ns.der worthy Of notice !. the German Bttrrs, IN
epled by DR.. Ho houd. aud prepared h' DIR ,cks'
4 Pha1elphia. One insiancc, iuIsiti' ular. it, which
lie superior yitturs medicine anyc been tested.
as fallen under observai During the Inst sum
lnei. a -on Of Mr. Ahrlm Cmbi oil TIN, county, wa.
cry seriously affected with liver G npsin, aud nite,
wing in vain. various rene hes Ne purchased hutr
of the Bttrra, aud using It, was much relieved
Of his Distressing muss thai he procured a.othcr hot
lie and IS now re.tored dircy 10 health
Ley entirely etabe, free from u injurious
Ing ediens. Away. Hrengthen the system, uad never
ostBte 1t.
For .ae wholesale by Druggist. in all the principal
cities and retai by ~ oihecao and storeh eepers
every town ia the United Stutes.
Sold by n R. LYMAN, J. A. THOMPSON 4 CO.
IN }. II SEAY y co, LyncIbufg, nd by dculers III
IN, diciae everywhere. lsep6 IL
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niERCHANDIsE,


a. SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GooDS.-Jn.l
'p'ned at Philip " Payun's, (k,es Main st }
a superior STOCK Of DRi GOODS. embracing Cloths,
Ga''imeres, Fe-tihg-, Lnen- aud L,DlEs' GOODS, Of
NIL kind. Call and examine
PAYNE
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l. 81 gsECEEyED

- 500 -iles Sole Leather. rh.adclphin C4lf skins
and Shoe I.ad, 1000 iis. LeahsviI.e Cotton, No. !
10 l. WITH At srurral assortment OF Gracelics.
EsaIt. JOHN ROLLINS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GLIA
4
NEW CONCERN.

- NEW CONCERN. "
AWE u, gned having Tuich,sed the entire stuck
at Me- y. Il. Lyman. and 'akep tne large IA Il wed
.,.,.t ., Z, p,r. f Il OF tn. corner Main an Mar
.f srreei) Iaeiy orcrie By tim. will continue the
Au.ti,.c4rv nd Dr. hu-.na-z under Tue INN" ond
ynM ,,,,r,
Nithud I4ton. ~biehfnry vii lec"ifr - t"8 lay
i6.if .f1,k # prIes. Ch"mical-, 'ainis OH, psrs
Il, i.a, GIn-. Prdty. Pat nj Medicines, Fancy Att
les a. a.. lil ~ a. large aud complete ary to
m 4si ia u = m Il al; and j. detc 10 rtsh pGcU-
M 4- ets On he lowest possible ieru- lh"v bnpe, hy
he III cr. pef.onnl attention IL bu"ss. 10 unfit and
i've "a -nrr nf TIN public Tsro'sge. Esnecial AT
,.tl4a "a prescriptions mi ,iers from families
N,,.efrp. &C. is cppIoyei "a tbs uo.se AMI eanpe
t.pt prf.u vii ALWAYS be pre-eut supply the
der y N aseuHc, mud 'ufuess--ut any my haur ct
he Iaq nlslt rty.IHn- aud uthur 'Idcr- from the
r,fplrv re- .preiflllv -atcIted which viii be file
Ip pr,re--n 4 the attention given thu selection
~ good, and packing aud tu 'sur,iing orlers in
person. VI. a. ~ 10 ! I'M
S. VIII EHEAD lite
June l. 1879. OF J. II Sray y Co
Special Notice.-The uuder-i 9uei hive fortnrd a
comm .ton with Mr. W = GHti NE uni all continue
trr FIANNO aud MUSIC business il the room. yer
lhrir Drug st.tc IT the old stand Of ID r. lyman
Mr. tRtrv viii give his particular attention n til, he
arimept und from h+ long exp, 'en'e in the unnuiuc
rure md .ele Of Pianos, will give sutis
action t0 Hll
Au.ir uod Nu.ca nslrumen,s Of every kind far
ni he'd To- order al shsit tire
jaac l6 Is S1ROTHER Il WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-31
CAR ID.

a CARD.-Th undersigned viii continue a. here
a tolorc ihr Gerry, GonmissI5N 4 FuKwARDlSd
business and lso. thu manufacturing pt l"barc".-
G5a tl fer former Trey pledge their be,t eN"r-
lions fhrr continuance
ori9,t MCDANIEL. burt Il PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-31
!, AIDES LOOK AZ E.s!s.-

I up ri,r French lawns from auction wheh viii
.rlnt pr, e. TIM will please. Al the yety 6ucst Kid
81 yrs made ri G24 rltr plain blarl 'tlks extra hnr
colurcd Ere ca Jackoneu, ard Tue hnest qhIiry Eng
li~h AMI Free h pnnt- lareHis ner yard.
il .l27ts b H. LEWIS