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A DUEI-On the 4th inst Il duel was fought
opposite Vicksburg, Miss. between two gen tie
men of the editorial corps from Yazoo cily-Nat
Pugh, Esq, of the Observer. and w. ID. Roy.
Esq. of the Sun. The weapons were pistols
dstace ten PAGES. After the first fire. without
injury to either party, mutual friends interposed,
and the affair was honorably adjusted. There
were about 800 persons on the ground.
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J. A. HEFELrIN0ER & co, Projectors.


MY DEAN SIN
You desire know opinion OF the water nj toynors
Springs Having resided ~ the place Ave months am
prepared that formed the mostavorablo opinion oi the
In ondgeson prosatiou general dc
by. uterine distractions and functional arrangements OF all
the aecretoy organs have waters In the mountain
country with IT, except tho Gtoonbrer white am
than pleased to learn that the place VIII come under your
own Immediate management aud Hupet VISION aud That You
have the services gentleman the Eutaw House
In Baltimore which together with the fine hotel Beautifully
finished and furnished besides comfortable cottages
tho patronage of the public, aud mako the
Springs the and fashionable resort In Nir
GINA With best wishes for and happiness
remain, my dear sir, fourmost oboden servant
GEO j. SMITH, NJ, u.
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coyNERs SPRINGS, VA, Angus, ~, 1850


years past have been laboring under
disorder Of the bowels arrangement OF the liver and dys
pepsa aggravated form accompanied with great debility
prostraon of the system, by tho however. Of the
White Sulphur Coyners Springs for xmOntts pnst
have only been relieved but health has been entirely
restored and healthy manno having lost days
disease of Kind for sometime past OF
owing alone the of the waters at this place
obliged consider their medicinal qualities emncnty
good give this certificate hoping Its publication may do 9TH
good. Il. A. MAYO
iune 10 d2taw2nos
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Impor ant f.om Central America
,,.a,. JotaJ Granada lime ST Saws.

a letter dated Eranada june st, shys:
1--WE have just received a communication from
the government of COST Rica, in which they
acknowledge the government of President Riyas
and General Walker, considering the war at an
end. and offering to become responsible for oil
the expenses of the war"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-26
Benton Democratic Ratification Meeting

ST. LOUIS .23.-The Democracy of this.city
held a mass meeting Saturday, to ratify the NOM
inaton of Buchanan. and welcome Col. Benton
hack 10 Missouri. The Democrat says that there
were 10000 persons present and much enthusi-
ism was displayed The other papers (anti-
Benton) says the meeting was fizzle and not
over $500 present
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West Point Military Acadamv.

The annual examination Of the United States
Military Academy at West Point. closed on Wed
,esday With the usual examination, succeeded by
variety OF exercises, festivities. 40. The
GLOWING are the names of the graduates, all of
whom now entitled to the commission of bro.
lieutenant in the army:
!. George w Snyder, N. Y.
.. David c. Houston, N. Y.
3. Miles ID. McAllister, Mich.
4. Charles c. Lee, N. G..
5. Henry V DelIart, at large.
6. Orlando NJ. Poe, o.
7. John Upton, Iowa.
&. Herbert A Hascall, N. Y.
9. A. Parker Porter, Penn.
0. T. l.. Vinton at large.
|. Geo. ID. Bayard at large.
:. Thos, G. Sullivan, o.
3. ,Jno. w. Barrger. Ky.
4. Lorenzo Lorain. Penn.
5. John Bennett, Q.
6. Wesley Owens, o.
7. Guilford d. Bailey, N Y.
g. John b. ShinD. o
9. Hylan b. Lyon, Ky.
,. Ed. C. cambridge, at large.
|. Lunsford l.. Lomax. do,
,. Richard Loder, N J.
3. James p. Major, Miss.
"a Jeremiah Ii. Gilman, Me-
5. Thos. +. Miller, Ky.
6. Chas. B. Stivers, Ky.
7. WIN. CASTOR at large,
). James w. Forsyth, o.
9. Thos. w. Walker, Iowa.
q. George Jackson, Va.
|. Jos. II. Taylor. at large
2. John +. Ritter Penn.
g. John X. Miner, Mich.
|. +. 5. Armistead, at large
). Herman Biggs. n. Y.
q. VIM. II. Gentry, n. Y.
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OFFICE OF rnr RICHMOND AND DASviiLE II. Go

SIR In the summer Of 1859 afflicted with trouble
eruption Of the skin which extended itself
my face and of annoy cd me great
deal from the constant rtaOn and burning sensation which
prodpccd had confidence from previous knowledge
the healing properties Of the waters u Coyners Springs
then the property yourself situated nifty mic OF Lynch
burg, Immediately the Virginia Tennessee Railroad In
view Of confidence the healing virtues Of the waters Of
these Sprngs determined avail myself Of short visit 10 Tho
place and the effect upon this annoying
eruption and satisfaction found entire reofn two
weeks and satisfied that Il Ihad stayed there sometime
longer woud been thorough complete and
was have been trouslcd only with few pmpes since
but not to much extent
my brief trial of the value of these waera
In similar win be OF service o aud of benefit TO
other nyais afflicted like myself suffering from similar
causes. you liberty the staemcntsas you may
think proper. Most Respectfully,
NINt'EkT WITCIIER
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tahe pleasure In montionng for the benefit Of those ac
ed with dyspepsa that have been entirely relieved OF that
distressing disease by drinking coyncrs sulphur water have
been abong under dyspepsia for greater Of
deed bread and milk which frequently disOr
1ored stomach much to confne 10 bed for
era days came to CoynerA last summer after trying
other celebrated watering places without being brne
fitted feeble he abeto walk TO the spring After
remaining several and using the water freely was
much to be abo TO take long walk To the top Of
adjoining mountain. have been improving gradually,
I'll moderately Of what please and attend to
domestic business without suffering all from tho
MAIALAH KNIGHT.
LYNGIiRIlRG September 2lsi, 1856.
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ABE1NA14s AT TIT
Washingro II snead \ Cia,L ,ro,,.

JuSE 25.-r. Hunter ] 7 MAYS Botetourt; II r
Shafer, Mrs Nalknp Lexington: Miss Shafer. Mrs
Houston. h. Eehols RorkbrdgeJo ohm p Bell Relvaro.
Johnson, Charlotte vile: John " Ole, Henry &
Scott, WmP Rneker,Jno AnlrewsC II Hatcher Bed
tord;Jno Gibbs Thos Rosser. Chas Anthony, Din
widde, Miss Dnwidde, Mrs Hancock + J Early Mas
ter Early Col NJ Arnold Nm II Horton Campbell;
SamI Furgason Roanoke: II Kent, Pa: C s As
ton, Lagrange Tenn, q Munfofd, Powhatan; A
c. Walker, Appomattox; j. A. Collins Amherst
Jno B. Helm, Baeksburg, e. Hayden Botetourt;
A Waugh X lady, Craig; J Clinton yirginia: T
c Sublett Bedford; 5 + simmons. Roanoke; j f viii
hanson, Lisbon: " II White, Abingdon. j Leaves
Tenn W Williams Ghristiansbnrg WI Price Fin
castle W II Raglan, Christiansburg Pickett, Roam
okei } NJ Harris. Bedtord; Sims, Wisiker; l. Hall
G Whitfield " Note. } Il Paris A y Archer, Rich
mond; II c Thomas, New York X lanier, Baltimore;
J NJ Brown Howardsville L & James, Petersburg; J
Johnson Richnond " A Edwards & Lady Miss
Edwards, Amherst I Crothcrs J 5 Jordan, Philadel-
phia; NJ Ganaway, Salt Work Branch; Master j Hem
son, Va 4 I r r; G opiR lady child Richmond;
John ljibb o 4 r: Miss S Perkins Miss b Per-
kins Campbell; Charles " Williams. Amherst,
H Laekett. g Raskell G II Tompkins J Reg
nault, Fl White, G Barker, b Sehriver VIM T
Allin, j w Wright, Riehmond c II Parker Liberty;
Hawkins Bedford; { W Forman. Norfolk; w p
Womack, Pttsylyania; John 7 Edwards Amherst;
Jno ID Roberts, Pittsylvana; l. \ Slater, r s Thomas
Lynchburg; Vim G Miller, Petersburg; Vim II Tylor
Richmond a Nichols, Liberty; II Harmeling Va &
K r; NJ Freeman, Mile Ford; p II Caans Va 4
I II X; Col Saml Burke, Appomattox
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The Tnves,jgatineCommitte

BUFFALO. N. Y, June 24.-Messrs Howard
and Sherman of the Kansas Investigating com
mittee passed through here this morning on their
return to Washington.
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4. II. GILMEM, NJ. ID.

have for years considered the waters Of Coyncr sulphur
Springs oeuurt county beneficial in dyspepsia torpid
els dcnseH, enfeebod conditions of
the system and chronic affections of the kidneys and
bladder heard these highly recommended for
peculiar females and have known such
which patients greatly benefited and others
cured by them. y, II CHRiSTIAN,M ID
Nav 9th
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M, Fillmore Invited tC Philadelphia.

At an enthusiastic meeting of the Americans
of Philadelphia: on saturday evening las',a com,
mitier ofone hundred was appointed to proceed
to New York and invite Ex-president Fillmore
to visit TINT city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-26
LYNCuBuRG, May cath, 1856,
DEAR sir

with reference to the propertea
Goyner springs waer without hesitation and with perfect
confidence efficiency 10 all persons lnborhg
under dc nit imperfect painful digestion dscnso OF the
kidneys bndder and to cnns aborng under their
liar affections The X light AMI may hs taken In large
quantities, ell on the stomach aud kindly the
Kidneys equal any of the sulphur waters Of
similar strength The situation Is delightful and improve
nouis aud very comfortable.
Yours, very respectfully, i, H. GlIMEM, NJ II.
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Jos says that womans heart is the most sweet
est thing N the werll in fact, n perfect honey
eoHib--all of sele
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW GOODs.-Aprii ~, 1s50.-sieergc ~.
~ RuckER co. Lynehburg, Va, take great pleasure
In announcing 10 their customers and the public
that they In receipt of the principal portion Of their
stect Of FANCY aud STABLE DRY GOODS, for Spring
aud summer trade Their selections made with great
styles and tho prices with strict
reference TO the tastes aud wants Of this community ma also
to the tastes aud of those the adjoining counties aud
from distance who purchase their goods In this city All
erona wanting beautiful cheap and really good goods
respectfully invited TO call aud make thc purchases
H-An Goods at cash prices aud accounts due twice
year. viz the lHt day July and the lstd day Of Jan
spi adtsf q, NJ H. co
NEGWOEs WANTED.-Thc sWbseriber
~ unnes In market for NFaoEs of both between
The of 10 aud 10 years including Mechanics such
haeksmihs and Carpenter and viii the highest
kei pess IN cash lila ore Ia newly erected brick building
lt Lynch sireet Immediately In ~ The Farmers
bank where he prepared haying erected buildings with
that v.w to board sent to Lynehug for sale 9th
ewlse, moderate terms and keep them "
they WE'RE placed In tho Jail of the Cooperation.
may pdseiy SETH wooDnoOF.
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perior Court jealousy the pari of the murderess /,
was the cause
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r.. sa Czaaas7sal VIRGINIA a. TENNESSEE
~ xE~NZX RAIIrROAD.-On Thursday, h g
18th of June the Passenger Train will
commence running to Salt W orks Branch junction.
Juno lets 4 II. GILL. Gen Sup't.
NOTiCE-Ail persons Ina wing claims against
~ will send in their accounts and those Indebted
will please forward and settle
they will be given iuto an offers hands
june 1853 J. NEWMAN
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RICHMOND ADyRRr1sKlEH4s.

LORWARDING = COMMnaa10N DuaD.
II MESSING subscriber having discontinued the Grocery
70 the FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Ills location enables hm forward goods aud produce Al
little expense tas tbs customary dfsyage and
from the basin
Boats be discouraged loaded Kind Of weather
and being the wharves BY this of Taspau
ns he ship tobacco without regard 70 wealth
without the slightest nuryas II load and unloaded
dcr a shed. This will always Insure prompt Shipment
A. s. LEE.
~ Produce sold and goods purchased consignment
may cots A. L.
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NEamoE. wANTEn-Ihe ..s.s...sr con

Ar. -. MATTHIAS 90, Successors
49, 10 H. b Henng, take pleasure IN saying to Ia
WA the ladies of tbis city and snrron9pg coun- R~
go try that they have Just reeeiyedSrom New <Sl-
York and opening fine lot 81 SILK Lace Grape Hair
and straw BoNNEfS with large lot of FLATS,of different
kinds also nns lot Of RIBBON, which they will sell cheap
Ladies' please call before purchase and viii
ehdeasor ID saii you both In quality and price
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-26
GEORGE W. suANKs, |
a. HI PIP,
GREEN -. BOARD,
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID e., SIfANKS, /
A. TENNESSEE

Richmond Semi eeky Whig Daily Dispatch Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register, Petersburg nelgcncer copy
till 8 apped June 7.dscts
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cftp auO State aHairS,

CORNER sroxr, The laying of tAe Corner Stone OF
the College did mol take place yesterday evening in
consequence ofthe rain. The procession formed and
aarche1 through Church and Main Street, bat was
compelled II disperse, and postpone the ceremonies
until this morning, when they will take place nc
,ording to the former programmethe procession
forming ut O'Clock.
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n SADDLE T. HARNESS MAN ~.
~ uFACToRY, The undersigned hay. ~E1yNN

D. n aAnDl.E Il ssARNlGss MAN. RNa
k-hA uFACToRf.-rha undersigned hsy. ~E1vNN
utfA6E Ing formed aoormtnershp for the pur' <Y%
pose of conducting general SADDLE. y ~
RN'ANp HARNESS BUSINESS, under the Arm and yc Of
wiLlss have purchased the stock Of tho late Ed
Thurman and takon tho stand Ave doors below the
hest market large and varied stock of all nr
st eaas Saddle and Harness Mandatory
largo and well as sorted stock OF Saddles Saddle Bass DR.
dos harness a. win he kop, eonaauty hand Strict
attention will be given to REPAIRING.
The undersigned Halter Themselves, that after an experience
many yearain all branches IT their business they will be
a all work In ,hoir line, In the very best aylor
upon shortest notice They solicit the patronage of
the late Edward Thurman their friends
" the appreciation OF their customers
COUNTRY onpnna viii receive prompt attention
SAMUEL n DAWSON,
june ladselmo RohERf WILKINS
LYME CHEWING TOnACGO.-A small los
of W stones celebrated Cranberry Chewing Tobacco,
June 2itA
uNOR sAu.E.-@1O,OOO virgInin Registered
honda $500 South Side Rail Road Bonds 10 shares Vn
Tenn Rail Road Stock PETERS, SPENCE n co
may 10 Ia,
ADuEs, GAuTERs.-s havc this week OPEN
ed supply of those popular Black ualtsra which ao
rapidly 81 10 Also. Ladies' Ano Black aa,iera with
without heels Aio pretty Tan Color aeitors ut ~ Boz
Aho, Ladies' fine Kid Boots aud Buakins Call and see
Tia Y. SEAbUkN,
IN SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE. on @yGT7l
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING.
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al,
ENANDRIA RAILROADS night Train losv6s Broad
sco Station o'clock, allowing ~ minutes passengers
from the Richmond and Dnnye iinoad iur supper Omni
FARE ny NIGHT LINE
i,ehmond TO dordantvile. w 20
uofdensviet to Washington by Orange and Alexander" n.
IL d wvllir;rrcoMD, sapi transportation
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II would respectfully call the notice the public very
fine assortment of silver plated goods which have just
eeyed consisting of fine plated Tea Setspan chaste
with and without Table Castos of entirely
with cugass bottles Fruit and Cake Baskets Srup Jugs
and Plates; Sugar Bowls Cream pots Salad Pickle
Stands Table and Chamber Candesticks Forks Spoons.
Pitchers and Gobets Communion Services Butter and Pickle
Knives, Butter Coolers &c. All of these articles Of
the best silver plate pure metal from of the first
manufactures in the j. ID. GREGORY q co.
ma Its
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CAN'T GO THRoUGH.--Hooped skirts says the Rich
mond Dispatch, look very well on handsome ladies'
and are no doubt quite comfortable to them at this
season OF the year; but Notwithstanding these facts
such of our bellies in the habit of visiting the
Capitol Square, have been compelled to give them up
owing to the fact that lady dressed in the tip of
the fashion, possibly pass between the posts
placed at the various entrances to keep out cattle
when the gates are left open Some few afternoons
since, we saw very pretty damsel make three inef-
fectua efforts to gctinto the Square but finding the
passage way entirely too for her hoops backed
Out and abandoned the attempt If the posts not
removed the hoops must be abandoned that's certain.
Governor Wise ought to manifest his gallantry by
having the to the Capitol Square enlarged
by the by, it would be great favor to our Lynch
onrg ladies if the authorities would have the side
Walks widened in their present expansive fashions
TWO ladies cannot pass each other without serious
collision.
a WHITE SULPHUR SpRINGs-We understand that
ahont seventy fisiers have arrived at the White Sui
phur Springs.
MURDER EssEx-A correspondent of the Dis
Pafea writing from Essex county, says:
murder committed in this county on the
an by a negro man and woman, slaves OF Mr. Jos.
ri,arke, the victim being free woman named Bella
me aee was only discovered day or two since, by
haenhfing of the body in the woods. The parties
asYe confessed the crime and been sent to the Su-
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EOB OFFICE For sALE.-l wish 10 sell
- the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES, &c, De-
longing the Lynehburg Republican The type are nearly
new quantity sufficient for good Job once there
being sixty different fonts Of type 90 -
2s-ts HENRY ID rbooD ffonrietor.
n INEN shirts and Drawers, and other dxings,
suitable for this weather reduced prizes for tho money
une 23ts WM l.. PAGE
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II fine GuNPowpFR TEA of own importation per shps
Indiaman Feewng This invoice of Teas equal to any
imported into America. portion is OF the eeienrs
Queen Chop of the sold this month at auction IN
New York, at 81 IS to | 81 For sale by . -o
Juno ls.ts, EDMOND, DAVENPORT co
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n EnONs, ORANGES. sc.
IL rs Boxes Lemons
IA Oranges;
30 Boxes and Cartoons Figs
Barrels Ale
New Ark Cider,
cases Picked Oysters,
Just received and In good order, s. A. BOY
June II DIV.
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was then pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Kinckle of st
Panls church. and the vast crowd dispersed, having
been highly pleased and entertained with the cere
monies of the morning.
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TIE SAIL IATOKY AND NALEDICTOKY
by the graduates, Messrs Thomas and Slater, were
efforts which reflected high credit their acquire
mcnts and talents, and honor their Alma Mater
Handsomely conceived, Astounding with beauty OF
thought and sentiment, clothed in classic and elo-
ouent language, and well delivered they were well
calculated to produce Almost favorable impression
upon the auaence--as they did.
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~
N have hand the Roaping Machine, which
the Farmer generally the successful
Self Iiaker il well without choking, and il
simple and substantially built and truly Labor Saving Ma
chine Also obed ussey well known Reapng Machine,
impros ed Pan,
We would ca particular attention TO all Farmers that In
purchasing Thresing Machine, Horse Power this
coming harvest to call and examine the kind and quality that
manufacturing this and tesuo-
ncs favor of Machine used last by of
best Farmers In this section Of the country.
them well made of the best materials In
the substantial manner and simple durable and
t.ie pauer IN
Please call address through the Office Lynch
burg Va WARE ROOM Main Street. Just below Norvel
Home.
june 1ld&ctsl H. s. WUirTEMORE d BRO
uN0r rent--1Cbe Store II recently occupied by
II X. o. Doss at Campbell Court House. 1t contains
well fitted besides upper story aud Is
sdered desirable stand for anyknd of business
given Immediately JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
apl l9-dts Campbell G. H.
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Norke on ihlri street. oFpgz ia LA, ,.,.,.
s''A s' oa'e"geis euE 2Idwa
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1EicY0og DecPmbeT e. 1909.
have tLis day sLlgpr y rs9FOai 70 lay place (sfsIa
Ja's Grove Les o. H.. gs u Clsrss PatsLt POI Laba
s1ouFiGg Mls purchased u 81. e. McRlsseE uf Che.
-, Which have ruaBieE While 10 bis yozsessi1
Gd cay, without bSsatiOo believe II to 10 The
beet u afsCtGrod Of tGg portable kind both III
ooIvsnisGos and psrrrinng tie work IA good CfdsY And
farther say, 4,tsy hpg .Iyest gated ths subject
% considerable rxt1Ut EaEe b.sitati0H 10 saying
prefer ANAL - lrs gnyg, the noUr lie more -
orally Of lively uagre sli owes bettsr satisfaction %
be boxers. JOHNSON WHALEY,
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..NigE yat.sss-fear VII }aysl s iltHe a' - +..
sar3 81 tbr esrues ~ 4-at Lss'-1- $50 '.-' .
Day CHICAGO LUEa4E
AZ sVgry desrrilsiiits
,yIy IA Or
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT TEE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF

49, ~ w ~ - - y ~ \
q WHoLtsAL LIZ and RETAIL.
uAViNG just returned from the east with three
| 4 Iiats ~ large a stock Of Ctethtug and
Cents Furnishing G0ods wa, ever Of
fered ~ bis irxst, aud ~ IS per lcss price
eel cnGIGA hat car sgII the publie 10 price ana
quality. Having hgitS3 years eAperisnee 10 Ihl.
city, aud Wing well the Ssnts OF the people, /
selected tBi8 sock Of Goods from the test Cd st.
Jru ngDu factuTsrs and Of tho beet Qualities Among
which nay Os found two thousand OvCF@G0nss
from to Is dJliars; four thousand pSlrs Isa IN
price from gJ cguGs to 30; Que thou sand Vests
IRON 70 e,-BtA " 10 dOlIar-i Dress Coats from g
- rs dolIars; TTOck 10 20 dollars: sack 3 20 1,
dollars; shirts frotl so cts 10 $500; Hats,
Caps, g tents, Furn 10 Ia n = Goods, Ia pr,cs
and quSliIy 10 sui purchasers. All goOds bought OF
ust arc warranted A. M. article.
ibsfebg return my sincsre thaDks FOL tho patron.
ass heretofore literally bestowed gu IS and hone
stIil mo cit Gad receive the same No LsClnir,
Block L. L0WESETEla
+. n. Country Merchants will do we'll u rsii and
SEQ my stock before purchasing slsswhsTs They
will ind low figures and Tsas0ha bio Lsrns
aug 8! dNLf
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BANK NOTE KNRRAvIKG
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and
COM sSsssN MElS1N ANTS.
No. I9 south Water Street,

,NeAr t1a Nnnoss Cenlfai UepstF
CHICAGO, ILLS.
nPrER for sale lsrge and sea selected aseS OF
" Groceries, consisting in part OF the fallovA-;
Sc hhas. n. q. sugar common 10 prime.
so BOTS. Ne sRea and Clarified di,to.
500 n -. Eaa Mes IRGia Aol9sses,
le1ss packs &c. choice Green and Black Teas.
sas bags rho, jamaica, Java and Aoehs conse.
so bats Sd Aaf eatis choice brands plug tobacco
SO bills. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
SO gsoas Paper, Tia FOIL and Yellow fsas chew inE
50 Savxs issr sesp, aAsorieS. prs sds. lido.
40 Pressed 1.llow, Stssr.es, star & Sperm
80 Ne. sud Sesla1 horrlas, Candles
l,s0 Drums okoies Eiema Figs
80 5oxe. n. H.. R&islns, prime froit-
Togsthcr via all the other articles usually KEEP: In
cod, elrse siocs Of Gs,c-faea. ae can assare oar
fr.-scs and the paalie generally thai we are deter
n ned rot 10 bc uade0ii by any other house 10 this
market,
FreEa the fsel ~ our having UNUSUAL faculties 70
purchasing koaAs AiYEnLzssoasly, we Sre abnadAnl
Il able 70 redeem al our pledges.
M "a d.efa AVERY, uPHAM S Co.