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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-11
SANTA CLAUS IN T0WN!-Aa r. ". ReJ


- STONS CLOTHING STORE No. As, Sycamore street,
Petersburg may be found complete assortment Of Gents
Wearing Apparel consisting of Ovecoats varying In price
s. so $40 Talmas ~ $50; Shaws 81 SO to go;
Dress and Fock Coats O. so TO S0 Pants 81 25 to e6 Vests
81 - to S2 Wooen and Cotton SIX Under Shirts and Draw
Shirts % 50; so dozen Collars of yar
styles Of Neck Ties and Stocks; 100 dox
Gloves; Silk Cotton and Wooden Hose; extensive
Travelling Bags Trunks and Vases; all of which
are offered at prices which cannot fail to please.
All orders for custom work promptly attended to on the
shortest notice. warranted to fit My goods all made
In the best and warranted to we'll Tbs poor
and rich the aborer and the at leisure each
every find goods suit hs and circumstances
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900 rix.s, amounting 10 81
AppNDNIM AuIlN pRIZEA

,OO
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES,
he preceding and tho succeeding numbers to hoe
winning tho first 200 Prizes are entitled to Approximation Pr
payment all Prizes guaranteed by the Stats of
Maryland
All Tickets In tho Lotteries authorized by the State of Ma
ryand the Autographed signature Of az. X FIREMAN,
General \ gent for the Contractor"
rIAN or THE LOTTERY.
There 90 1000 rchcta numbered from 10 10000 There
Tho numbers from To 30 1000 corresponding
with tickets printed separate slips Of pap,
wheel Tho amounts Of the different 200 full prizes IL
rolled m IN The manncr placed another wheel
The 800 Approximate Prizes arc decided rs above,
After revolving the wheels number Is drawn out Of the
wheel Of numbers and a" tho time ono drawn from tho
rizo wheel by boys who bndfoird These opened
and exhibited to the audcpceho prize bdpg credited to the
number drawn by the Commissioner 1hS operation Is re-
pented TIA all the Prizes are drawn out
iofsous wishing particular numbers must send their ordera
early til iosrueons what to do IN ease they are sold
The drawing Will he promptly sent to all purchasers
rRI6E or TICKETS
Whooq go, Halves 6, Quarters 800 Fights 20
Address orders for Tiekeis to y. X brennan
dee l9-lin Baltimore, Md
lDuEUWATgsN, Pain in the Joints, Ac.-
HI Wehavc iorsae Mustang and Arabian inimcnts, HAD
ways Ready Relief Lntles White OIL Electric on, Turf Oil,
Arniea nnent Roses Pain Carer, with variety II
other popular romedies, at }, II. THOMPSON cos
dee 81 dh New Drug Store
dtOAL! COAL: COAL:,:Ihay have on hand SUP.
fly OF Brush Mountain Coal which will sell In quant
sep 25-inm J. O. BRODNAX
EREAT puBLIC SALE Of Ready Made
" CLOTHING The stock of JACoR NEWMAN dorm.
ory Apple Ncwmanl Is being closed out at gronty
duccd prices He VIII cary any stock from year
year. and In order clear his shelves for his stock
he has this price - low that Suporue Clothing placed
within the reach Of ALL and hundreds Of citizens and those
Of the surrounding supplying hemseyesat prices
much lower than they have formerly paid for inferior
goods Iinend closing the splendid stock Of Appel
Newman as soon possible and therefore intend Offering
great bargains Every person really good choap.
fashionable clothing should not tail TO visit the store Of
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main and Market ss Lynchburg. Va
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* 1s,' SowIiN 60. . maize ,s.
WARDI;G MERCHANTS, MAIN STREET, LYNoHpuRo,
VA keep constantly on hand general of Groceries
Special paid the sale Flour Wheat
Tobacco. llny 3cy
u }. w. BRYCE, COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY At LAW,
viii practice in the United States Court OF Claims Jefferson
bus-es he addressed him at "A Wall street New York.
or at Washington, II. g. lily 3odScly
e. XETELL, French Gonfcctioncr, nearly OPP
st, Lynehburg, ya-oYsrERs, rIsn MEArsSsNlsy
and WILD GAME cooked in any style Desired NSEy
Fruits, Cakes, Nuts and Candies siwayson hand
- FRESH OYSTERS for sale At NIL times Inov lets
100000 AsHras nAS WIN " w, y" ,>ss,.
cash prices for LAND WARRANTS. win also attend
J. n GORDON,
Attornr, a Law
Office the Ith 9Th alley, Lynchbnrs
Va. isep lJ-dSrl0n
yu,ALBOT's BILLIARD SALOON, Market
Il STREET near the Post oaieo, 'ynehburg, Va
2ll2m
LvRANKIsN n BROTHER, Grocer. ~ CONF
n MISSION MERCHANTS, next door Liberty Ware.
house. Lynchbnfg Va have just received large
general Grocercs consisting every article In
that ne large of Blankets faed Cloths Kerseys
Sanets Plaid Inseys Cotton Oznaburgs, Brown and Bleach
ed Domescs Calico Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps and other Goods which they offer TO the trade
on me pest terms. lot eYts
4 SPEED RUDD, Attorney "a, Law, will prac
- all the Courts ynchburg and Campbell
flee opposite Citizens Savings bank Lynchburg, Va.
sept l9dly
II w. PAGE, atiornr, Ut Law. Lynchbnrg,
VA, has removed his Office TO the In the
Telegraph Office, two doors below the Farmers Bank.
jy 2ld&rly
r. q. TATE, Commission Merchants
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No 3s Natchez street New
Orleans, oct Gets
A GLENN 4 CO., Tobacco and s:encrai Com
a. MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR the sale
Of VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, a3 Gravier
street New Orleans aug Its
WILLS, RAwLuNs ~ CO., General Conn
w
for the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
81 and 3D. Grayer of Tehapouas street, New
leans
REfERfNcEs-Amlstead & Warwick, Capt John NJ otey
fsep 6d&cly-
a UsTsN M.TRIBEE, Ai,or,y Inv, Lynch-
Campbell. and the city of LyncburR. Office LIST Alley,
between Main and Church streets opposite the Office tho
Nrginian. jy b-d&cly
NvORVEI.u HOUSE, Formerly Franklin 40
ANTHONY, PRoRtToRs An Omnibus always in readiness
convey TO aud from the Railroad and Packet
Boats also for pleasure excursions. lle 9-dScifly
NEW BOOKS. rnncy articles. Ac.-Just receiv.
~ ed at LANGHORNE WALKrPS New Book store,
opposite the Citizens Savings Rank
Shakspeares Works 4yo!s halfTurks 81
fuli Turkey, Sheep and Cloth;
Theirs Napoleon;
Chambers Works;
Warverley Norves 10 vols;
Encyclopedias Americana II vols $22
Byron, in full Turkey cloth and sheep
Prescotts Philip II of Spain;
Lippncous Gazetteer Of the World, Q vols
Rollins Ancient History, vols, half Turkey;
The Qneen of England before the Conquest
Mary Queen of Scos
Cummings Works;
Trench on the study Of Words
Foots Sketches of Va;
Great Truths; by Great Authors;
The Fedcralist;
The Testimony of an Escaped Novice;
Memoir of s. Prentiss;
Together with large collection Blank Books Music Mu
Seal Instruments and some beautiful engravings
dec Bots
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lDIANo. EOR HOLIDAY PREskNTs.-1h,

u NODDED PIANO-In THIS age Of IMPROVEMENT, when
ode FARMS ship carriages and the like in T. p.
Asu given direction the manufacture Of Model Piano
h which all the essentials OF the costly Instruments are
ombned for the moderate Of three hundred and sixty
oars Its richness Of simplicity and beauty OF design
tylo OF finish &c. all unite TO render perfectly unique
m constructed TO be used In any portion OF ROOM Win
quail adv antage to tho eye and ear -.
We have hand about forty PianoH nearly all diner
In style finish and price, which VIC will se ON - good
Petersburg be had ~ the North SOUTH Fast OF
" est and every Instrument warranted. r.. l.. NASH,
l7.ts piano Forte Doaler pctcrsburg, Va
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GALE or REAf. EsrApE.-A. Trn.,cc. i

GAEE OF KEAII ENFAtE.-N. Trnssccs i,i
- deed Of trust made 10 by VIM b. Terry VIII sell
on SATURDAY the Bib day of January, 1856 Mt public
tion tie premises HOUSE AND LOT, containing
of ground IN the city OF LynebR the residence Of
Samho MrCorkle lsq credit of four eight and twelve
months. The sale viii take place at ; O'Clock, T. NJ.
JOHN o. l.. google lrr,s,oo.
dee 2l-d2a~i5tl jan JAMES Y. KNIGHT, 5 ii"'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-11

AID TO CoLLEGEs.-There is a bill now before the Lcgs
ure granting aid to the colleges ofthe State which hone
lay speedily become law 1t possess c decided
npcrorty other plan heretofore suggested ben
ascd on a general principle which will enable the Legisla
ire to freely without giving any pretex
VI the charge Of partiaity.- DispAch.
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P0STPONEMENT.
The above sale IL postponed III TUESDAY the 18th
ms to the property In yncbbutR and till L ESDAY the 5t
January s to the property in Roanoke and Monigomor
countless WHEN the sale sill take place the premises
GEO. r. PEERS, l,r,,.,oo.
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gosfpDupbuent.

The above sale postponed until Saturday tho 10th inst
JkD .. l.. tDGGIN, (r.,.,oa.
JAMES V. KNIGHT,
IN da mn A
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WESTERN IuSaTIC AsYLUm.--We have received tho t..
bort of this Institution for the last years We reca
that for the year 1855 l42 patients DISCHARGED II
recovered and 5s died, During the
applicants rejected for of There now
.9f male and lG9 female patients in the Asylum.
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w NlONSlBbE lKAN AoENlsf NheH wv
get In Petersburg the best quality not second RATA
priees which will be guaranteed to be as low at the
sorth South, from e. r. NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
corner Of Sycamore and Bank sta, Petersburg.
Always hand between aud 40 Pianos select from
B early all varying In style and finish. nov 23fs
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Vo. CAs MI1 WATCHES, 5EWEE

u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at
wholesale and retail In every variety and style, at low
sash prices by calling at NoWLANS, sign Of the Es E5
ge, No. a. Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va. wherc2
you viii 20 per cent He has just ret armed from the Nor
hern and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches Jowery Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods offered In this State Would not be better
you call his magnificent Stock and At
20 cent? he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
them much less than tho regular prices for the quality
If Goods You also have Watches and Jewelry
paired the and short notice. and always get
he and most fashionable Goods In exchange for
money.
the place. sign Of the Eagle No. -, Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va. THOMAS NoWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-11

SHALL Pox RICHMOND CoUSTY.-The saall pox has
with undated viruence Richmond county
.ordlng accounts from that quarter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

The FRoG MARKEr.--We presume
majority of our citizens are unaware
of the fact that quite q lively business
is being transacted in our city. Such
however, is the case, and man is con-
stantly engaged in buying up. this
delectable delicacy for the New York
market, where commands ahigh price.
We areinforned that the consumption
of this article is not alone confined to
the johnny Crapeaus, but it is also in
dulged in to considerable extent by
the Americans. We also learn that
several of our leading restaurants
serve up frogs to portion Of theircus-
toner's A5any Argus. aov
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"A HUMAN RIFE SAVED

DofAGiGc, Micli. March IL, 1875.
J. A. R!IopEs, Esd, Dear Sir;-As took your medi-
clue to sell on consignment, no pay take
pleasure III stating its effects reported 10 me by three
brothers who live in this place. aud their testimony
fair specimen ofall have received:
T. CoNkLlS told mel had taken nine bottles OF
Christes Ague Basln, aud continually down while
using uUlmy lungs and liver were ooSdksTsp TO that
degree that blood discharged from my mouth aud bow
els SO that all thought it fmPossibs for me 10 !pe
throR gA another chiH. The doctors too did all they
ronid FOR ae but thoughtI mast de. Nothing did me
V -. tc'i Wi mniil / got RHoDEs FEVER AND Asul CURE
which at once relieved me OF the distress and nausea
NV and pain in my head and bowels, andprouc
c,i nerma uuut in a short tinle.'
Al IT. CoSKLIS says: II had been taking medicine OF
as good doctor have in our county, and takea
a,ty quantity Of qunine and specifics without any good
nom 2jth August TO 18th December. But seeing how
nicely it operated my brother, / got h bottle oi
Rhodes Fever aud Aguc oure, which ehected perma-
ueut cure by using two-thirds OF a bottle.
$. N. CoNKLIS not here, but the other brothers
say his the same IL. Ms sold the medicine
to both the day, aud the speedy from
the same snail aaant and might m 80 sggsSiiyyc ycrox
The above speaks ior itself Good proof as it is it is
better than the vast number of like certi
Gates have already pubshed aud the still greater nun
Der that Is continually pouring in to me.
One thing more. Last year had OCCASION TO caution
| the pa8iie iu these words
circulars sHbsttHted the Rams 9f their Hostram TO,
m medicine, aud tksa Vita bratsa impwdeass eaG
their rita the s1eldmdttoH, Lat the ptoPrt
Of aay etAsr medetne say much II No dsrss,'
&c. -
Now take pleasure in saying that the caution refer
red to the same ''Dr. Ghrises Ague Balsam mention
| toned in the above certificate.
Gsr-Thcre are several other Industrious people who ar
applying their poisonous trash all that publish abou
my Fever aud Asue Cure Antiiote to Malaria, s1eep
tie Of Cures aud the Certi6cate OF the ce
ebrated chemist DR. James r. Chlton favor Of its pei
Iil harmless character, which is attached TO every bo
tie. These will always to distinguish my medciy
| from imitatious. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
/ Preyidenes, II. l..
| Wholesale Agents-H, Blaksley, st. Louis; Barrels
and far rsala
| Druggists generally. july 'a6dw3m
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"A Coop JoKE.-At the celebration
in Battle Greek on the Fourth, while
Prof Hinsdale was reading the Dec
laration Of. Independence with thrilling
effect, a locofoco sat in the crowd un-
der the impression that he was listen
ing to the oration. When the reader
came to the passage which charges
George III, among other things, with
having sanctioned "acts Of pretended
legislation" our Buchanan friend, not
doubling that allusion was being made
to Frank Pierce and the border rufian
laws in Kansas, jumped up with the
exclamation; "Just as | expected: .
id Abolition harangue," ," and left
the ground swearing like trooper
This is a literal fact.
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-ai A CASE OF "SIeNIFIcATIoN. The
following, which ''transpired'' a few
days since at Easton, Penn, is worth
'simparting:'' " 'ssHJH
Two old associates, who had in for
mer years worked shoulder to shoul.
derin the phalanx of s'the unterrifed, |"
CHANGING to meet, and feeling anatu-
raj curiosity, in these changefnl days,
as to each others present political
whereabout, a brief colloquy ensued:
ssWell, Judge" says the first inter
locutor, where do Yen stand? You
90 in for Buchanan, Isupposei''
"Sir, responds the other, ssthere is
no man | have thought more Of than
jim Buchanan. Ishould like to 90
for Jim buchanan, and | acOu1d 90 for
Jim Buchanan, if he was running:
but as he isn't a candidate, / must 20
for some one else."
''Not running, not candidate!-
Why, Judge, Lam a little dull;
shall have to ask for an explanation. ("
''It's plain enough. l said Jim
Buchanan was not running, and
have his word for it, Sir. Jim Blu.
chanan has extinguished himself,
changed, merged, transmorgrifed
himself into Platform. Don't he
| say so himself in his acceptance ofthe
Cincinnati nomination. | tell you i,
| is not Jim Buchanan, Sir, 6utt1e Gin
cianah Platform IS runn;ng;; anC
as ! don't like the Platform, and hsv,
a fancy for voting for man, 1 shal
go for Fremont, SIR @ he so
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A SEIL,-"Have you heard that
story about number 3SS2n inquired
the facetious Mr.. G addressing his
fun loving neighbor B. @
''No, Ihave not" replied B., ''let
US have it."
1T is too gross, remarked c., hest.
tatingly.
"Oh, never mind, l can stand; let
me have it by all means," eagerly ex-
claimed B.
81 tell you it is too gross"
'sAll the better, it viii Just suit me;
| like such jokes; just shut the door
there and let me hear it."
'sCan't do that, for G. stands there
listening to hear me sell you,"
swell, if you're going to sell me,
should like to know how you're going
to do it. Let's hear what your 2S8 is
that's too gross"
"You have heard it twice already"
replied G., with a grin. Il tell you
2sS, being twice IA, is two gross.n
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SINGULAR CASE OF ABSENCE OF
MIND IN A CLERGYMAN.-We find the
following in the Meriden (Conn. }
Transcript: The paragraph which
we published week or two ago, civ.
ing an account of a remarkable case
OF Observation-Disclosures which occurred
in.this town-a minister having gone
into the desk of neighboring vestry
and conducted the services, supposing
that he was in his own-having tax
ed the credulity of several of our con-
temporaries, we take occasion here to
vouch for its entire correctness. Not
only was the Rev. gentleman soabsor-
bec that he walked into the wrong
vestry, and into the desk of a brother
ola different doctrinal faith, but he
actually opened the meeting, and had
proceeded some way with the ser
vices before he discovered his error
Meantime brother No. 2 coming in,
found his desk occupied, and in
puzzled mood quietly took his seat
with the congregation, determined to
await acknowledgements. "Phancy
the pheelinks" Of brother No I when
brother No. 2 arose and said that he
had come with the expectation Of pre-
siding over the meeting as usual, bat
was happy to see his desk so we'll oc-
cupied, and that he arose simply to
indorse the remarks which his brother
had Just made. The congregation of
brother No. I, after waiting suf-
ticient length of time, concluded that
from some cause they were in the pre-
dicamenr of the "sheep without
shepherd" and SO appointed the dea-
con to preside, and had an interesting
meeting on their own hook. .Fegf
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

a Beautiful MIRAGE ON LAKE ON
TARro.-The Lockport Journal says "a
beautiful mirage was witnessed by the
passengers on board the steamer Bay
State, on her recent trip from Youngs-
town to Oswego, when nearly oppo-
site Wilson, on Lake Ontario. 1t oc-
cured just as the sun was setting, at
which time some twelve vessels were
seen reflected on the horizon in an in
varted position, with distinctness
and vividness truly surprising. The
Atmosphere was overcast with q thick
haze, such as precedes storm and of
a color favorable to represent upon
the darkened back ground, vividly the
full outlines Of the rigging, sails, &c
as perfect as if the ships themselves
we've actually transferred to the serial
canvass.
The unusual phenomenon lasted nm
til darkness put an end to the scene."
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Ql0tbina.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
At THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Nj anufacturing
EN- II o IL n u M.
A. CASTEEL q co,

A. CASTEEL & co.
TsAKE this opportunity to inform the pnblic tha
i they have received at their store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought 10 this market. The
Goods which offer TO the inspection OF the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design and fnish, anything
that be offered them this side Of New York. being
selected with the greatest and from the most
tcnsine houses In the Eastern markets, and sith a
view TO satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
We have also a full and complete assortment Of
the latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which arr Gents shirts,
Undershrts Stocks, Cravats, Gloves Suspendersr
Hose, ,&e.
Particular attention Will be paid, rs heretofore to
the making up OF garments in styl unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made on shortest notice, and wGrfanied
10 suit.
TLankf fu for the bestowa past liberal fay ors Of
the public, we take pleasure in pledglng renewed
fidelity, and solicit share Of the Iubiic patronage.
Api % d-tf 4. CASTEEL {. co.
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A RIoH BARoN.-Baron Sins, the
Vienna banker, who recently died in
that city, left fortune Of ninety mil
lion tlorins, OF which sixty millions
were In real estate. He left 10 ehari-
table institutions and his servants in
all eight hundred thousand florins.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

Dried Apples.
EnnBu SHELLS Dried Apples in store and for sal
cVOby May % d&s B.,P' q ID.
onn KEGS ASSORTED NAILS for sale by
0OO ALyoRD 6 VAN PATTEN.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOUDSl


Il. howcnstoi
No. G, L CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt OF the largest and most complete stock
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought TO this market which has oeon purchased
in the Eastern markets tgrcatly reduced prces and
which he will sell
Twenty- Five per Cent Cheaper
than any other establishment in this section Of coun
try He is aiso in addition to his stock Of Clothing
receivingan extensive and well selected stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties to which he invites atten
ton. His stock has been selected with great
pressy for This Market and al the very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equaed in this region and are
FRESH FROM The MANUPACTORY.
All he asks is thatthe public generally will
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
fed that those who cannot be- suited in quantity, qua
iity and price atthe
Great Western Clothing House
cann>t be suited at any other establishment west of
Chicago.
Aug. 81. diff. L. LowENSTRlS.
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St0Dfs.
STOVES AT WOLESALEr
The Largest Stove Store

i'm the we0ts!s
yNIE shall receive the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock Of STOVES and 11SNERs
STOCK ever brought 10 the State of Iowa. Among
The numerous articles which we shall keep constant
Y on hand for timers Tin Piate Sheer Iron
boiler from No. l2 70 2s Charcoal do., Russia do,
imnafioa Russia do, Hire, timed Coppey's, BYa-
,er's d., Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottoms, Metal
do., JroH Rtrets all Sizes timed d., all kisds Of
P,esstd rare, Japaansd do, Tuners Tools and we
assure all persons favorng with an ORDER shat we
viii sell them goods in line low as they can be
bought in Chicago or 81. Louis, and much low than
they have been paying for them heretofore in tins
place, and on teyms TO snit.
Please give us call and learn our prices and
then we think you will spend neith er time nor en-
ey hereafter in buying at the two places above
named. 80 80,
n. b. In a few says we shall receive an assort-
meDt OF the above named goods by railroad, sum-
cient to supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
al all times with Tinware and on favorable terms q,
Whoiesafe prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c, &C., taken in ex.
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street
Mchl2-dHwtI WICkERSHAM & HICKS.