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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
The Fever i'll Arkansas
NAPOLEON, ARK. oct. 10,

NAPOLEON, ARK. Oct. 10, 1855,
The "black death is upon this village 1t is
doomed: some of the best and wisest men are
stricken down Medical science stands appalled,
Mt its own Impotence Death, death, is all around;
poupht is to be heard but the cry of the conquer
er. and God only knows where it will end. Since
the frost a week ago, the fever has increased and
every morning swelis the dread list, and men
stand in terror fearing to perform the sad offices
Of nterment for their friends. The pestilential
air of the tomb is on the wings of the wind. Pa
rents die and helpless infants few weeks old are
left 10 battle lfe's storms alone. Husbands, wives
hrotbers. and children have been bereft of all they
held m ,st dear. yesterday conversed with a
gentleman who had just been to the 'pague spot
and he informs me that there were three deaths
Yesterday, and three new cases, while there are
sixty prosrated by the disease. o1t OF SO small a,
a population surely this Is worse than Norfolk.
'rbe disease has not spread into the country yet
ON the river; and the planters are using great
nrecantion to prevent infection from the town,
and communication With it. We are in the hands
of n merciful God and must bow to his DEGREES.
Netp Orleans Picdyune.
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TTIN
JAMES * II. FOUNTAIN.
A MANS HAND BITTEN OFF BY A HoRsE.-f

A MANS HAND BITTEN OFF BY A l1oRsE-A
surgical operation of very interesting charac-
ter was recently pe,f formed in England on a sol
der named Thomas Dance, belonging to the 18th
lanoers, who had his arm amputatod for the sec
ond time, in consequence If The frighiful injuries
no received from being bitten by ferocious
horse in the Crmea. Dance was engaged at
Balaklava in drawing water for troops, and whilst
so occupied saw horse, with mane and tail erect
gallopping furiousy towards him. In moment
the horse seized him in his mouth threw him
down. and knecling on his body with his fore
legs, commenced tearing his clothes off acera-
ting his breast and shoulder in trightful man
ner. The poor fellow put out his hand to
protect the lower pnrt of his body, when
the animal seized it in his mouth, and bit it
off Some Of his comrads coming to his succor
armed with stout clubs, the ferocious beast was
beaten off Before, however, the horse could be
secured ho bit off the finger of another man,
and severely injured tho shoulder of the veteri
nary surgeon of the regiment. lie was
of Arab breed. Dances arm was nmputated just
above the wrist he soon afterwards sent 10
England. 1t was found necessary TO amputate
the remaining portion of the arm, hnd he is now
doing well.- Southern (Eag) Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

BRIG. GEN ETHAN A. HITCHCoDK.-Wo have
already announced the resignation of this dis
tinguished officer. The Springfield Republican
explains the reason of his resignation. IT seems
that he was the officer TO whom Gen. Scott gave
temporary leave of absence a short time agoand
Respecting whom the correspondence took place
between the General and the Secretary of War,
at the time publicly referred to- The Secretary
of War ordered the officer back to his post
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~ WARDIAG lIOU sE.Thc subscribers have leased, Tor
term OF years from Mr. G. II Lynch, his Fire Proof
building lately erected in this city directly opposite the depot
of y ~. + X Il and Immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the rurpns" of carrying general bRoCEhY
COMMssIOS ASD FoRWAHptNe nusiSFss under the style
aud firm of BLACK y pETTYJOHN. We offer 10
friends and the public generally, and well selected
stock at Groceries Liquors &c, in exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit enl from thcm before
purchasing
good supply Of Lime Plaster and Cement kept ON hand
which viii he sold as low a other house In the city
All goods consigned To win be forwarded with dis
patch and par MAR attention paid To the order of them
We oer services agents for the sale Of Whrnt Flour
Tobacco, Corn oats &e, Sc Charges reasonable and no
pains spared Ia render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
as soon as made A. !. BLACK,
nng lis a. PETTYJOHN
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Extraordlnaly case Of Hydrophobia.


Died of hydrophobia,at his reeidenoe'in York
town,on Wednesday 9th inst, Mr.. stephen Lee
in the Gath year ofhis nge.
About the first week in May last he drove n
small dog from among his sheep,iollowng him to
his owner and in attempting to kill him he rooeiv,
oda bite short distance above tho little hnger nail
of the left hand. just before doing this. two
large dogs wcro engaged in fighting and this
small ono was NIL the time swapping at them
Both of these largo dogs subsequently won't mad
and several of Mr. Loo's sheep also died sudden
w. Yet Mr.. Lee. suspected nothing alarming
until October l., being Monday morning. For two
or three days previously he had been littlo IN
disposed. Ile retired 10 bod on Sunday night with
some pain in his bitten hand and arm, but deom-
ing il rheumatic he did nothing to it. About ono
o'clock he awokc, felt thirsty, and went to tho
pail of water for drink without the least sus-
pieion or thought Of bydrophobia. Ho dipped
the water and carried it to his month, but tho
instant it touched his lips u sudden oonvulsive
and Jerking movement OF his throat and chest
threw his hand from his mouth. Surprised ut
such strange act he again carried tho cup to
his mouth, and the same violent throe ensned.-
He made the third attempt, and with tho Same
result Shocked aud ALARMED no gave up tho
drink and went back to his bod, ed,remarking 20 his
wife that he was afraid the dog was mad lilo
romnned in bed till morning, sweating profuscly.
Early in the morning he sent ono member OF
ms family Tor rom 'n'o'o''an" an''"Y' s.aa .Jo,,
after Tor me anu my sou ~ ",'e'o ','''. -.
hm with water 'hree ,'"os oo' " 1"o' ..',,I
produced ,he mos. v'o'oh. sPas''o"o ,.psn;;ns
throes o' 'he 'hr'"' anu o"'s,' "n,, sr,"
oi ms bre"th win sonse VI s",''"o s', ~,
trial was 50 painful to him aud his iamily that
no further attempt To swallow water was made
Even the sight of water brought on tho same
ieehng oi repn'slon "n" y"
hesdny no to'a me 'n"' '''" ''' '"o"s"' VI WV
or suhoca,ea MN ,......,
nc coo'u drink n'' e ;sh.
10 ms NOUN ''o''' LIZ" INV, nm oa' ~ " Ia a.
yet even .hese Pr"ouo.o sp"s"s ~ ns' Ms
gree no' w''h NJ o'''1.uu a'', ,'e I'LL
.n'' oolec' "op'' '.'o .,' nu'o 1o 'a;, as cs.aa
u required !" oo oo'o l"',"'y a"' ~ ""' ''"'"'"
oy snaoeh paoNw"'o lo'N ~ n' Wv o'ooo =,
for 'hree u"ys VI ~ nv ,' i1, ,s1', hooI
zen sPaSmoo'o 'o'oos VI "'' W. ~ "o'y '"sA
wards, as ne was SUING OF "u'h'"B' "h" "' cA
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TERMS.

,orNIAN is published daily at Sc, and tri-weekly at
ne in advance No paper viii be discontinued eT
sp are for % & sfnts Per n o
OF IS, ordered form weekly and then so cts
iane Vii be charged for each insertion II the number Gi
square WI o marked Ms, viii be published till
Erred cut, anu TIIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one saaeSTs' So' daily dG 80
For two two saaare semi weekly go go
For intended for both papers subject to special
ontract avsrs sers will be limited to their immediate bu
aE- an a5yertisements charged mt transient rates.
ns OF n y advertisements appear in the daily and semi
ky notices which exceed eight lines are charged
iR exceSs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

u Hefrng's Blue Mass the best in use;
ngs Caster Oil, large and small bottles nearly tasielesS
l' Wine tolchicun ltootprepared from the fresh roof
and Infinitely superior the Of the seed or dried
root:
n Extract Vaeranfom the fresh English
IN this country;
all the ofcinal "Flud Extracts carefully prepafedi
luor Ergong;
M, t9tass, atkinson Biggers)-together with com
\ assortment of pure Chemicals; extra nice graluat'
.1rs small Glass Funnels; instruments, &c, &c SUI
w e wants of Physicians in town and country carctahy
.'lel and for sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
aug rs. DruPrsts Bank Square.
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CI.ovns E.N.. AND FANCY GOODs.---Wi

u LIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place, New YORK invites tle AT
f tans cnhs Hair Tooth Nail Brushes, Ladies Reti
cnles perfumerv Soaps Mannaie Jet and Bead Trace
lots Packet Books Dress Buttons, Pms ana Neeules on
and RS watch Guards Wax, Coral and Glass Beads Neck
laces Sc India Rubber Combs Canes haS am ad & = ~ & m
every docripou Scissors Razors and Cutlery eo ana h
Aceordeons Niolns including genera anu very
large stock OF English French and German Fancy 'ooa
which will be sold at the very lowest Priee' loi e" " T
proved paper. -, -. -, +, H.. hos, manner
~ '0' WILLIAM TASkER
10, Park Place, New \ ork
fInay
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


- RICHMOND VA, wholesale and retail Dealers In HOOKS
STATIONERY, riANO-FORTES, MUSIC AND FANNY
ARTICLES have for sale all the School Books In use Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Rocks blank Books
Of every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper the best Ink
of all kinds in Globes, New Music Drawing Materials,
and Books Drawing and Painting Copying Presses Mathe
mRtica Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Nions
Guitars Flutes Aecodcons other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs; Pen and Pocket Knives. Diamond pointed
Gold Pens Surveyors Compases and Chains choice Books
and Fancy Articles for presents.
PIANO -FORrES-Their supply Of Piano Fortes Is nonl
the established aud well known manufactures of Stodart
& Co. J. H. Durham and Jonas Chekorlng, whose lnstru
ments be relied upon for beauty of tone great durability
and elegance Of finish,
The subscribers have participated In the sale Of upwards OF
thousand of these Plano Furcs of the most re-
spectacle well families Virginia AMI North Caro-
lima They warranted superior in all respects and are of
iered at the Manufacturers lowest prices.
" Books bound and Blank Books of all kinds manufac
tured 10 order.
ty' Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attendedo to-
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w RAILING for enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery
Lots Dwellings Cottages, sc; window Guards Tree Boxes,
sc, SOLD the prices. Specimens ran be
atmy Marble Works. Jan l3h&elyl JNO. -. GADDESS
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NEW BNsFRS.-rhc subscriber has opened
"a House of Entertainments Immediately the Turnpike
road cadngfro lynchhrg AppumatoX county l2 miles
the former and within hundred yards nj Concord
Depot Soutlsdc railroad Those who may favor with
their patronage viii meet with prompt attention aud will also
keep for hire horses and bngges
apl lGcfs GEO NJ WIIlTTINGTON.
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an., .'i anu Tor sale by STROTHER Will lEiEA,
aaeft Druggists, Bank Square.
ivEE COMPLAINT, Baundiee, Dypeps~in
Nhronc or Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kidneys ana
ies arising from Dsordered Liver or Stomach saeh
supation Inward Piles Funcss, or Blood to t1e Head
2 ot the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust Tor ond
a..s or weight in the stomach Soar Eructatons Sinking
ffng at the Pit OF the Stomach swimming OF the Head
Ian an difficult Breathing Futtering at the Heart on@h
sli9eating SENSATIONS when in lying posture pn pm,
sion, Dots or Webs before the sight Fever and Dun
i,,, e, Eyes Pain in the Side Back, Chest, Limbs &e,
las ef 's Fn o neat burning III me flesh' oois''' @
crl anu great depression OF Sprs can DC ~
kTTganY DocrER HooFLANps CELEBRATED GERMAN
kr' 70 ~ Pfeparedby Dr. G. NJ Jackson German Me9eme
m ~ l20 Arch s., door below Sixth, Philadelphia
power over the above diseases not excellod equal-
@ other preparation in the United States as the cures
fa many cases after skilfnl physicians had failed
ltefs are worthy the attention Of lnvaidS POSSES
& virtues in the rechcalion of the liver and lesser
ei9'ng the most searching power IN .seakneSs anu
ll.asmt
US"iSh S1 IA FEsrIMoHY.Dr J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va
b. RI ~ said Il am entirely out of the Germ3h i'i''
T 5rley have become all the rage. Nothing else sells
ii mn Legion, published at Woodstock, Va, si,L Jan
- "A Great Medcne-W have uniformly RETAINED
r fHendng to the public any of the various patent
among those consider worthy of notice, l. the
A IN Philadelphia One instance In particular. in which
a oi virtues of this medicine have been tested has M
Ato our ob5grvaon During the last summer s'n oi
n Crabill this county was very seriously affected
e Compliant and after trying, in vain, various RENE
a ehased bottle Off Ditters, and after using it, was
yea Of his distressing malady that he procured
Ib o''tle, and Is now restored entirely to health .
~ thtirey vegetable free from all injurious gre"'
Pr iHa strengthen the system, and never costatc H.
wholesale by Druggists in all the prineial cities ana
& apothacaTies and storekeepors in every town III te
sN ~ SiKoTHER s WHITEHEAD, j. H. TEoMf-
Xaar,iN - and j. H. SEAY & co, LynchburR ana ny
'A medicine everywhere sep Cts.
VI lPoiCiSAL Liquors AND WINES
fae Ig 'uee Port Wine, pure French Brandy, Sherr!
u lon n Porter, and offs Aromatic Seiedam sehnaps'
articles are warranted pure, and suitable fer nedlci
+ fuses For sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
l,.,.s Druggist.
vsrnt ELSEE. sIlN AND s4AsssMEkE
e5ts iiNtS-A large stock Just opened at o
No. JAMES A. STIGLER q 20.
~ pe.'fEkgeIAN p' GGANO.-lO0 bags OF NO l.
shly VIVIAN Guano, receiving from boat Fulton and ior
fscut l3.ts r. +. SACKETT.
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G.,,.ENE IIE.Tu 81 ALnEN. COMMI..

II sion MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAi4-tpt
rIrF 1874 FRONT STREET, NEW fonk)-iarticnla aIo m f
ai5 .o AIES OF TOBACCO and consgnmcnts direct rom
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited Al
REFERENCESA. Il A. Lawrence q co? hoStoh i ar Men
Davenport Allen & co, Edmond, Davenport q Co Lu'al
e. Watson lanes T. Heath, late auditor, and erehshaW ~
% picbnnu5. RIrCorkle & Jones Mcdaniel Hurt q lfes
tom + C. 5 Ferguson Cos and Miller q crcnsh"" LY YhcN
burg. ,.., ,...,.,, 90 orr bousa In Now
yor o1r resident partner in that city VIII give ms persona
attention TO the receiving, anshPplng ana securing NV
c rates of freight Gree Of commssi'n) on all goods con9n
ed 10 onr San Francisco Hous'. ri, -, :, ,,fol
MtSa'9' i-'"i aug 2s-eodly.
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kS@a Ws-..'''.gs, LIMA UNION AGRIct LTURAL FAIR,
The mcmbors of the above Fair and all
Stock indictments intended for exhibition will be
ported Sousido aoadon the following terms, viz
Pay REGULAR RATES in coming down to the Fair, and
return FREE
An extra Passcuerr Train will leave Lynchburg AT o'clock
A. N MONDAY, the 22d inst stopping nj all the intermo
Stations take passengers aud reach Petersburg Mt
ut clock f. 1hcrr VIII attached to this Train few
FREIGHT Cars STOCK The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains " usual Tho regular Freight Trains
Lynehbure 4 ofork A NJ on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdayf Petersburg the days at d
clock T. NJ S-cl &C. far tie regular Freight Train, should
he The y pot at L5nchbarg, on Monday Wednesday
aud FHl4E.
Thrs st.. resHllnus. as above will apply to the Virginia
State Agricultural society. -
Persons attending Fair must provide themselves with
Tickets different deppts AT Wrh they take the Trhin or
t5iH riH be chtrRfd, bpth going and returning
By order Of the Board Of Directors
l.. q, WALL, Superintendent
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Brown;
Green
Black.
These Cloths made al Beoay Sons celebrated esab
sment in France expressly for sales We invite the at
friends the public to examination of these
Cloths They will be up order short notice and
reasonable terms
GLASS & EAINE. j DINnN. Agent.
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Nv order Of McCnhe LodF'i ,,.,,,,
c. B. COALE, Committee
NJ SHAVER, of McCabc Lodge
r. RODEFER, No So, /: O. o. r.
n p

.,ryrs VIM J. Folkes Lynchburg; r. ID. Toler, VIM
!, ,f;sa, r Richmond Jaines +. Wolff Pecrshurg Jno
Watts Staunon Phillip Reed salem, Va; John C. ade
isians,irg Va; John w. Volt, Fincastle, Val g. W
1,o winehcster Va G. W. Mitchell > T. Dean Stanards
iiic vas G shaw II. A. Sawte Parkersburg Nai Adam
r,,Snn wheeling Va: p j. Hale ir Rocky Mount, Nai
y Garnet Tappahannock, Va; II Walker, Mountain
iionse Va: DR. II. w. Witten, wyoming g IT,, va; r; II
n, n Oglesby Grayson, G. H., Va @ u. iIanly Hisyie
Va: Dr. j. p tioyt, Wytheyie Va; j. Bunting "hhams
burg Va. =, .o.o,, o,orosoa aadres sed to me
al iHl.i"'s B. sen l0cwgm WIN. J. FOLKES.
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The above via ONO ttlVcf a ahsht 'u'
CHARGED If sent all the way by Railroad No Storage CHargcd
on Goods sent through our line Consgn TO ,,.,,
"' ~ BRIDGFORD & CO., Richmond.
REFERENCES IL RIcHMoND-sterns bfnmnlei I.hsiHy
rarlv K Co. Selden Miller j. H. Claiborne j. w " rlgI
a. Co Chas r Wortham Co, Shields Sohlnernie anu
Ed,nonds Davenport & Co. 1ule <1lo
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AfC. Sth. Is5J.-Just received, by express, second
~ supply of those cvra Plush Velvet NcstnEs, also quilted
Silk These Goods VIII he found ready made preferred,
made up order the most elegant manner a the Clothing
House OF GLASS Il RAINE, j. DIXON Agent
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oe t'i"' igdt. = ''s"''e TAYLOR. rINsLny 4 60


highly perfumed prepared by ourselves and neatly
put in glass I4ubins celebrated pommados Ivcrs
Bue Pot Ioumade Ceavers Clarified Marrow aud luars
Grease Bary rrcopherous, Lyons knthafon; rhaons In
yigoraor Woods Restorative nearly all the popular
preparations for the and beauty of the hair
for salcby STRDrIIER 4 WHITEHEAD
lots Druggists bank Square.
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- 2 -, on1
nnI-Y on can biy READN-MAipi4 ~, ~ r. ~ % ,n
rNRSISIlIN1i GOODS, at wholesale ana Eet, ~ AppEI
n ,!f,nt NS corner of Main and Market streets I
,i save 20 per cont He has Just J nDlies xpress
sr , market of the most fashionable style ana e.pE Sd
~ th ll binr line and cheaper than was ever onereu
rc IN Ixnnld not better for you 10 can anu eN"
%is magnificent Stock, and save at least - b @ less than
nv -, & +. GODS for cash. and sells them at u' @ ai
~ ,iar a. rrices for quality ef "'oaS m @ ",
e 80 Clothiug made to order in the ness a st fIsb
a., shortest notice, and always get inc ie"o' anu ~
;nna5le Goods for your money ~ ,o. ,ood borgaps at
Eemember iho li''' APPEL & NEWMANS,
Corner of Main and Market streets.
S'''o' - J,vuc Va.
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HCANO.-We have on hand 200 tons Of the Epiys
u cargo Guano that imported last winter So far
have heard from the purchasers has given cntro salts
faction, equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad of Its good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms ID, w Haxal,
Esq, a. Garrett ESD d. Anderson, Jr, some of the
uprchasers of il. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
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,,,,,,V.RCHC HCADEmX OF FINE ARTS

-ArTRACTlON EXfRAoRDlNAki. ~ - r. pN !,
ems at his old stand door to the virginia hlk . h
s.nt ranE.ssrdly the highest achievement 81 INC ii''
frlcse beautiful pictures, glass plates nave III
few months entirely the o "G cvsy Si' raga
t , can he seen in any light The features are n"t re-
rscd n in the paguerreotypc They are more pri', @
Ill in arr and more elegant in hnish the eyes H'oo ~
, on In ono fourth time required ny the oiu
and lastly they viii last for ages They are d y letters
1910 In mo nicd states and Europe, and owned III ~
nrg by Kcagy only This sealing ehaeS ' the paeuerreo
type. ons = ro rasncctfilly invited to call and ox
ane copied into AmbroyPcs and rendered
pelshable .,on. and tho right TO mako Ambro
.ls i'm virginia on reasonable terms ,, s,ooL of
- Erery variety of Castings Frames "ci "iso rs % as
rnwelry constantly ON hand 1e-t
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~ MANtFAcrutE.--cIrN FURNITURE WARE
kopMSlhr attention of strangers aud others Visiting
Iyhchhurg smust respectfully invited TO the large aud
man'iing Stuck of GARNET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
now ON exhibition my Ware Rooms exclusively my
manufacture
call from those wishing iohuy nil ask to sales
GIts A. WINSTON
{ sP Re
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N =
SSt for the delivery of each of thefoliawn3 naheH n
- bir1 10 Inc Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad C9npahl
GnRDAX hired of r. NJ. Cabo, Esq, Irnsteeoi Mary II
Hors!cy' NiEHi-A-'' mn l.. II. GILL,
sep l7-lm ucHt ,'lf =
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AIoTICE TO MEMCmANTs. rARMERs =

NJOTlCE TO MERCHANTS, EARMEKs n
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY -iwonld most
respectfully call the Merchants Farmers and others
living In the country who intend visiting Rchmnd this scasono
Nmy large aud general assortment Boots, t-(0 O1l
Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags, Nalses, E-SNJ-TyN
&c. my stock has been selected by Nns~llIN
49, myself with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade portion of Goods having been
cash atter myself that can hold out great
Merchants and Farmers and all In want MS
East North South either by the package
DOZEN which call the attention of all IN want they
prices that fail to please by calling
a. W. G. lIli4I4 Manufacturer and
Dealer In Boots, Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Yaises, &e., Wholesale and retail, No, l25,
MAR Richmond
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Ep.sOa.IEs AND HEAVY s'pV - - i alt ' o,T inI
If s,vrd Broeues very heavy. Also heavy pegged ana
sowcd Roots for sale by Iii'' '' H'N'
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II IIVNEK1 ANIJ TNNI1 'fVVTTN-~N. NVTNNTNl
Main street Richmond Is opening his usual large and
general of Books Paper Stationery Fancy Goods
Sc &C. the Fall Trade which he would respectfully
ask the attention Of the merchants of Virginia North Carroll
and Tennessee visiting the city, assuring them of as
pee stock select from be found in market and
upon 5 fair and liberal.
A. agent for the sale of celebrated Pianos manu-
Worcester and will supply them a factory prices
Blank Books of every description constantly on hand and
manufactured to order.
Binding of every description executed in the best manner
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kIEnHET. s,I.N. ASn t.LOrM sLI0A,zs

and Talmas Plaid Shawls of theaest styles
oc 5.ts JAMES \. STfGIER & co.
vuNnOWASTON E.HE.-luo barrels best THOMAS.
TON LIME receiving direct from the vessel in good
der for sale bv fau l-ttl B r. SACKETT
Nut. idfh, tssjJ.---tbur own pMVorinfions.--
~ Saturday the lith by Adams COS Express,
the following cOlored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide;
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~ NbnFEHCvIAN GUANO.-l00 bags of No l.
shly 'ah Guano receiving from boat Fulton ana tor
fscpt l3-ts b. +. SACKETT.
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OODEY,s, ERAIAMs AND PETERSON's
VI MAGAZINES for November;
Yankee Notions" " - s.
Received at - MOnSES.
p S-IIarpers Magazine for November will be delayed
few of there being Steamer from New
York on Saturday last loc 30tsl q NJ
NIOTICE.-The subscriber being Aesireus -
the remainder of the Stock Of Goods at the old
stand George Bagby WILL from this day offer the
stock n and below COST for CASH only. n
30ts BENZ r. SACkETT.
INOFFEE-
u 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Santos-cargo of the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazls-in store and for sale by
A EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.,
oc 9fts 9 -4ff. Richmoud
LHREsH OYSTERS j.ss received eaA le1 eaIs
II foc 25tsl ZETELLS.