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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14
Tie following i .keteh Of hi rising Amer
can statesman from correspondent of the New
York journal oi Commerce:

The following i .ketel Of hi- rising Ameri-
can statesman frnm correspondent OF the New
York journal OF Commerce:
IExIXGroS. Ky. Oct. 30, 1856
After a pleasant ritlr hmil the beautiful but
fertile fields Of Kentucky an once again safely
cnseaneed within fhi- beautiful place, that was so
long the abiding place Of Henry clay, and no" Is
the residence 81 thai noble son al honor and fame
John G Breckinridge. To know him, IS enough
10 prove the scholar. gentlemen and statesman
who will Fl the Office 81 Vice Precedent by var
tue # tho election Oh tuesday nrAi. II" - all
that the party could with for, rs champion OF
their prii ciplcs. lie commenced life poor ana
ffiendla.; fh- parents belng dead,J He began ~
a teaeher # common sehoal ana through per.
severance and hnrd study, he entered upon hi
collegiate course with the ayals ot his labor AZ
,bi. period of life, wealthy uncle became much
interested in him, but. upon hls avowni OF Demo
erafie PRINCIPLES, the bond Of friendship was scv
cred Yet the young and aspiring genius contln
ned on and finally graduated with the highest
bonofs Of hi. class AZ nh orator he combines
the clear mud comprehensive soundness of Web
ater and Clay and, in connexinn. has beautiful
aud howevery style Of expression. and coplou-
supply If words, of chaste and refined character
equal IL the greatest. To use this expression of "A
nciehbor Of bis. When he opens hi mouth is but
10 give ulterance to the most beautiful chaste and
clnssic language. like n rare collection OF buds,
which ~ they open and expand. develope new
bea1ies continually. In his social position, with
sach refinement and cultivated manner he ls es'
ieemed by all who know him. He will add lus-
ire 10 our party unequallcd in the history OF one
sn young. should he by chance be the next Pres
ilent we may safely eontile to him the relns OF
government. aud feel that all will be well.
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ued soreness and pain proceeding from the bone
and sometime eyinciug but little change Tor Inc
vor.e COR Il week or two. take strong cpfd 81
any kind. aud wrap it round the hnger' aoose
tho afflicted mart. n. tightly AS can be borne
Koen il in thi, condition until the pain can be
endured no longer Now loose the cord. and a'
.oon as the pnin caused by the eording subsidies
tighten /. again. Continue this for several days:
or until the felon i, completely blackened and
killed. We have known severnl persons who
had been afflicted with fe'on. 10 try this remedy
with success: in fact we have never known 1t to
fail The cordng stops the crcnlation,and thu.
the sore has nothing I feed IN. and saon DIS o'
Starvation. We have fnith in tbi. remedy. even
nftcr fol IN has made considerable pregre.s' =
'ErchaHge.
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Rive ThonNaud Murders In California an Mn

4 sufficient number Of human beings In popa-
late good sized town disposed If in six years
in that nwless country We think IL was tune
for Vigilance Committee" The statement
wo iinl ia pamphlet recently published IN Sen
Francisco. in The following estrac':-
Taking portion of the notices Of murders
that have been published since l552. and The 9th
or evidence that We have on record previous TO
that time nnd since il will be- seen thai the num-
Der # those who hive met an untmtly end by
murder. is truly appalling he District Attor-
ncy of San Francisco, in 1872 stnted in public
speach that for The previous four yenrs twelve
hundred murders had been committed in the city
Of San Fru~'isco.
ANY one conversnut with the history Of the
"Great Pacific Emporium" since that time, will
readily agree thai crime has not diminished with
the increase of population. 1t Wa stated on or
the close of the year 1855 by the public press,
TINT for the year jp-t past sve hundred murders
had been brought Ia then notice The compiler
If this work f.e. perfectly Safe in saying that
not less ihan 1--WE thousand murders have been
committed in California within the Inst six years.
! will also here mention. ihni from the examina-
ton of the old files Of daily papers appears that
the accidental deaths have not been less in mum
Der than those by murder tor the same iime.
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The battle field of Marengo, with It's palatial
monuments, its rich museum of precious objects
and IL richer historic souvenirs ia now offered
at public auction in the streets Of Paris.
The domain of Marengo is situated near Alex
andfia, i'll Piedmont, on the line of the railroad
between Genoa and Furia, and contains about
two hundred and fifty acres az ground, vines,
woods, and feds. watered BY the Servin. Thu,
monumental palace destined 70 pcrpetuate tina
memory of the glorious battle of Marcngo, gain
ed in $500 by Napoleon, was built by the Chevn-
her Delnvo in 1915, and is large and hand
palace. 1t contai IS furniture, objects of art.
l,iniings, and statutes commemorative of the
bGttle and a museum composed Of objects which
belonged To Napoleon aud u >saiy, and arms
foand on the battle field This museum j. collected
i'll the old tavern which stood on the ground be
fore the battle, and around which the palace i,
built.
For the information of foreigners ambitious for
an Italian residence and for Bonnpartist souvc.
Mrs, | should add that the upset price of the
whole property is 600Q00 francs, aud thai there
is u good mill privilege on the premises Cor.
Of y. J. Times.
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The French papers daily abound IN descriptions
ofaaurt of the richest and witticst charnc.
ter Most Of them however being of local ma
tare lose all interest when translated. We sub
jim one brlow, which il highly characteristic of
TINT nomndio rnce, the French batcieurs, and Of
the rules and regulations Of the theatre
The plaintiff who answers to the euphonic mp
pellqton of Narcissus Il brought up IN the court
aud the following dialogue ensues:
Narcisaus- Yonr honor, am dramatic
Tt and my line taat q. "ioyers." am forced to
be- successiycy ufroiionate in roles, but my
warmth, my enthn siasn.in fact everything which
brings down the house. is now sough to be turn
ed to my disadvantage.
jude Explain yourself
Nnre.ssnp Why, receive Il hundred francs
month, md they want 10 make me pay one hun
drcd and ffiv for properties.
Judge Properties What kind Of proper,
tirs
Nareissus Kisses. Laughter. A hundred
aud fifty francs for kisses Tor man,it's exorbi
iant. Renewed laughter. That however is the
amount which Vasin our noEle father has audtc
ity 10 demand of mo.
The faiher-Stnp old fellow.
Judge-lIow is TINT
Fatber-lt il easily understood. In every
theatre there Exists the following regulations:
AT l. Whoa the stage directions require an
aetor 10 kiss actress, hf must merely pretend
10 do
ut. 3 Every actor who shall kiss an actress
without her formal permSsioH shall be fined five
iraHo, per kiss
1T. 3 Pressing an actress upon the hart shall
be fined two frnncs and n half
&ow. Nareissu4 ha, pressed my wife to his
heart ten times, instead Of merely pretending to
do 81 That makes twenty iivG francs
Nafeissus-lt's mere thnn IT'S worth.
Father Besides, he has kissed her twenty five
t.mes and no mistake abou, it which thus makes
up the sum claimed, name J, II hundred and fifty
francs.
Narcissus-I didn't kiss her without her con-
sent 81 thnt don't owe anything.
Fathrr-My wife declares 10 the contrary
Nareis4us That's good; do YOU expect your
viii 10 tell you the tlufh on such II matter re-
but her evidence.
- Father--l demand payment according TO
drumqtie asage.
Nsreus-us-Well, e,nee yog ara determined,
lets come 10 terms" I'll make Il reasonable OF.
Yer.
Father-That's agreed
Nareissns VOL. offer to raturn them to her
Irremendou, laughter.
When the Judge had succeeded in restoring
silence, he finished the discussion 10y sending the
parties to their manager desiring him to arroug"
the dispute. We hope the noble .ather showed
himself magnunimous.
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ahIlIInl hfNlGunlOn.
J VVVTVI ' FIII0TI1
A. DUDLEY MANN

Sufficient progress has been made with the
ceiling Of the House If Representatives in the new
South wing of the Capitol to give mn idea Of its
surpas sing gorgcou-n"ss. In the Northeast nm.
ge tho massive and elaborate drop pieces, of tho
form of huge inverted pinenppes, have been FIN
ished and set in their places; portions of them
md the oorncc have been painted also. and nd
Joining parts of ceiling frescoed, the whole pro
.incjng effect TINT can be cqunllrd sup
pose, no where else ON this continent. and excol-
led scarcely anywhere in th sword These nrge
md most elaborate drops with tho surrounding
tpngc and ornaments, IRE made ofpnpicr- mache
and in case of receiving injury from any cause
can Al any time hc spe, Oily restored.
Whilst the work oi ornamentation is thus pro
crossing in the ceiling of the hall of the House
thrrcis no illrnc~s in the new conm,tce rooms
several Of them are paved with the beautiful en-
euualc iIcs, and are ready for tie.ooing; others
nro undergoing that process, aud SO eNqusitcly
beautiful in tnstc and finish j. this work TINT ry.
cry visitor poura forth, upon witnessing II, ut.
tcrunces of mingled astonshmpnt and delight
In tie North wing to be occupied by the Sen
nte and iis Offices several committee rooms are
finished, and so,ac are well advanced towards
completion one now in hand is for tho use of the
Naval Committee OF the Senate, and it, ceiling x
walls are being most tastrfully and iittngy fres-
cord and painted. Neptune Amphthritcthe Fri
tons. and all the god, and goddesses of tho deep
find spirited representations somewhere on the
wills of this unique room paneliings are taken up
with wall pictures and exploits performed under
the American Ng. When finished, this room,
with its matah Tor thu Military committee will be
among the chief attractions OF the magnificent
Apartments the country is providing for the use
ot her legislative agents in the Capitol Not.
Int.
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Life in the w rsi

Oar Yankee trnyolier,who saw the live hoosirr
has again written to his mother
western people says hel 60 their death on
etiquette. You can't tell man here that I've
lies, asy YOU can down East without fighting 4
few days ago, man was telling two of his neigh.
bors in my hearing pretty large story.
SAYS | stranger that's u Wrapper"
Says he. LAY there. stranger"
And in the iwinkling o: AZ eye, found myself
in the ditch. the worse for wear and tear
iron another occasion, says to n man new.
er saw before, as woman passed:
That isn't specimen Of your Western We.
men, should Think"
Says be, "you are afraid of fever and agao.
stranger. amt yon?a
VERY much. says |.
"Well,' replied he, that Iady is my wife, and
if you don't apologize in two minutes. by the
honor Of gentleman swear that these two
pistols (Which he held cooked in his hnnd) shall
cure yea Of that disorder entirely SO don't fear
stranger
So | knet down and politely apologized
admire thi, Western country mu III: but curse
me if can stand - much etiQncttc. it always
takes mo untwares.'-- Ckicdgo Democrat
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seu,her. Line Of ssea mssi n. 10 RI rope

We publish to-day in full letter from the
Hon. Dudley Mann to the people # the slsvehod
ing States o" the subject Of establishing Week
ly Line Of Steam ships from the Chesap cake Bay
TO Milford Havoc England. The advantages to
the SOUTH which the cOasummasion of this pur-
pose will snsnrs. are obvious, aad the practica.
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s,rrvity.


a merchant Mt the season OF business dcpres-
sion received from one Of his customers at dis
t,nce in answer to previous dan, letter sta.
Ting his difficulties and requesting time. The
merchant paced his counting room, with lower
ing brow, aud stopping suddenly, turned to his
. clerk, md sud;
Write TO that n,gn without delay
The paper was ready, and the pen filled with
ink, but not receiving any message for sonp mo-
ments the clerk asked:
What shall | write!
"Someihng nothing, and that ye~y quick"
Sack to his desk wen, the clerk, aud rapidly
rnnyed his fingers over the paper. The letter
was sent to the office and by return of mail came
~ hotter from the customer, inclosng the money
in full. The merchant with glistening eyes
read the letter and Fastening to his clerk, be
>njh.
"What did you write to-"
II wrote just whnt you told ne, and kept a
copy nf the letter
Going 10 his letter book, and opening it, he
found the following;
Dear Sir: Something or nothing and that ye
~ quick. Yours, &c"
That letter brought the money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

We are .ule that ali who have suffered from
genuine bono fe'on viii fh1nk ~ for maxim, nrh
lie 80 simple and Vt etirctu,l remedy ns tine
following. n thou>el!, # Instances, weeks and
months q, III, most intense suffering have been
misunderstanding ofnrither rest by drv nor >L.on
by night, and when cure l. at lat effected ,l,a
finger or thumb is often detnrmed for He A
soon as it becomes apparent that fcon il max
lngits appearance, which is known by contin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14
TRNKCsT sALE.-Rn pursuance of IA dccs =,

Trust executed by WIN II Plunkett nc qs trustee ~.
duly record Tic Clerks Office of the CITY of Rich,nod
will exp se for a' on tho Basin bank Andersen a.
SIMS 4 COS In thr City OF Lvnchburg Saturday tho i9t
day Of December next, one Freight Boat Link with te ~
lures and one Sorre Mare for cash due in
deed as specified CHARLES ID MTrEbVHe
ii cfl3lcc -
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therefore look forward with lively interest 10 tue
time when the contemplated enterprise viii he
carried into operation. The Richmond bhig
urges that there is no better time ,han the pres
ent for its being commenced. In every Southern
Atlantic State. we now have railroads reaching
10 The fertile plains and navigable rivers of the
West. These railroads useful ms they are. will
not have accomplished their full mission until
they are made feeders to Il great souihepn export
trade
And why not The South hns as fine harbor,
ms any in the Northern statez-it has u hotter
climate--it has s.l equally as fertile IL has
many advantages over the North. Our streams
are no, blocked up with ice in the winter sensoh
our our railroad. with SNOW. What, then. but
the necessary energy mud public spirit, Is reqnir-
cd 10 enable us 10 cut loose from our Northern
factors do our own importing md exporting
and establish our commercial independence
The South has !, in her power 10 reverse, com
ple,eiy. the position Of the two sections. Instead
of being dependency of the North she may
mako the North dependency of our own. Our
our institution of slavery, ARE the instruments
with which we may effect this result A regular
line of steamships and of merchant yesselsto the
principal foreign ports would complete tho sys-
TEN. Let this once be atihned-nnd we will
have guaranty Of our constitutional rights worth
ell the Cincinnati Platforms that corrupt polili
clans could devise from now 10 doomsday.
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This world Tepogned musical Fersormer and
States al Nbo's Garden, New York, last Monday
night. The amateurs, critics aud as1ietes Of that
city are in ecst.cses over his performs noes. His
FIRST appearance was greeted with acclsmstions.
great portion Of the audience rising 90 greet
him with their varied exclam ations and applause
He played follows:
FASTAsIA, LA sonnsm5ulaa VaALBERu
FANTASIA, Massanelo'' tRomsnrs and
ETUnrin A. {Repea,ed Notes. THAIDrnd
GRAND NAIAfIofs L'Elsr eAmore,"
(Barcaroe9 THAIprRa
The New York Express gives the following
criiique of fine performances:
The profession quite largely represented Mt
this concert, while the fash iona bile and tasteful
OF our city also in attn dance far the limit
OF the hall would admit. ONE Thalberg's appear
anee and position artist have ALREADY spoken
AT length. At the piano his quiet dignised action
"o''u seem TO give a new and unaccustoaled manli-
ness 70 an art which ars apt frcrn association 10
I'm upoh ns IN some degree efe1iHate. And this
oea seeheo TO us throughout the evening as the dis
tInetve Characteristic of his performances, yvao ,,
no excessive Sfaanng after atenuated Gr "A, nf mott,
denn, or appearaBee Of labored aud meenered RON,
derngi the case, deeisda and hrmness Of m. rc,u,
great nasfe- was above discernabe vet the moduln
tons poured forth from his han with sin eiuy even
beauty or Clear, sudden and oer,an accuracy which
not only IN the close and Admirable texture OF the
mnufia, bu in the shading ald completeness of each
piece, begot sense of the fullest une stiouabe sat
isfaction. There is remarkable csesetese rapdity
and s,.rc, graceful action in his fingers and less
the gymnastic flourish and severity abctt his hand
than any pianist we have Yet does he accom-
psh such reaches and intricaces on the keyboard
that half the audience are on their feet absorbed il
the execution.
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nun Wonit remain under the 81 G,sqrce,lS bre
NHen ny n'ing the DAM os THOUSAND FiovfEs' "a
HH"' would mol only fender but leave the eeh
IN 'l,b'Ntt Many fersons 10 not know hrca his
' anu vac 'ect is 81 deii'se their friends VIII never
n..h unit Ponra singh artp Daa- yonr tonh hrpsb
NiJ lA~r yea~ : my Ni' 'ofue
he mimi Complexion may easily be acquired by nsns tho
Nm VI Thorsana Flowers II viii r,noY, ,a' 80 te
~ @ i'' ~ the sh eayHs Of soft and r5>oale hue
hight and morning - 80 ' ''e ''e'
m' ~" NArt Easy Wet your shaving brush n el,hc,
YIN ~ 'gl water lour two three drops IS Balm tf
h'us'I 'owcfs rub thr learG well and i, will nstr
~ .aler much fac hatins the apers ton Of sbavir
'p nN my cents E'wars + rannterfl.s Nome ren,;s
lHrss signed nv " p TP1'prrc r =. s1laihe
d6ms r..,lfi'"s 49, : n ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
,,..E LaNDuN REDFonD.-., i,

Y 4 NJ y
- Of decree Of the Circuit of
pronounced its last term ia the >uit Jones ,lnr
JONI r Connl' son,r shall the 81 day Of f4,sl
Ir5f On the premises SCH 20 the highest BID n rf
ton the OF land whereof sally Jones lid lied e.,
tanning about 70l acres.
The land lies IN the couny Of Bedford the waters II IN
adjoining the iaud4 Of John Everett ,afs
two ar three miles OF the Virginia AMI Tennessee Iro,
Is Il viii be sold IN tutr-
suit purchasers william Jones who sides o The I'D . "a
show II 10 any persons wishing TO purChaso. ~
rYPNS- Thr land will he sntd credit af -.
tIrrl usiaH'Hts OF the rchase money gor
capt ii lent TO pay ti. osp 1T sale md -
OF Tho yj, w,i be required in h) the Hlrrbas., ~
purchasers giving bond viii good Personal cury for IN. III.
rfred insalucnts. d TIE ilc T. the Land rtsnea
further eerariiy +Ghjct sa the viii of the nnreb
ser. r dcItan Vi payment either IN whole in part
LAFAYETTE LIE
or t''-'"'' '''' =, .-------- Com
F0st1 GHGntcnf.
Tho tloYe sale has postponed iii SATURDAY. Tho 13
iay o. peccmhcr l. IEt '''
II .2aNtlH lee e..
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" ng nearly every da in this month goncmens tau Drn
AMI Walking Su"S, ni The different popular syles-I sd
ami thrcn Sh os End Gait Of e. cry cuuetivaile
an1 f"y y small lot Of ladies' very superior eyIo and
qnatI Of lasting hcrlcd con- and side lace Gaiiets anu
We are very that persons dcsrous Of such mods -
o' Si'',' w =, III diheu!'t- J.. l.. ARMISTEAD
l'"N - -. AtP copy Under Telegraph One
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" 10. ~ trnch Boots and Shoes from the iqt,ri
Aloles Eaws OF Paris comprising Cork Water pr,
Boots Light Ores Boats Rid Top Gatcra namoled aito
also London made High Lows the hest known for viz
ter The stock of the small and hoc, mr. IN,
III " ant ShonIh eau carly l. L. ARMlSTEAD
nov IA IS lRep. cop! under Telegraph on.
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k4'SENcM Sho" a'oiish.-A sma II ioi OF y.ny;n.


S'Ifrlubpr lrlf ,,irI,
mHia'io boy named TOM, ahoat ycA Old left had ~
some scars on MS arms caused by h knife naar
elbow Hci shrewd and Intelligent When he len yora 90
summer h'i with black bard grey or conded oek Goa.
his pania2on1 not recoortcd will give the above reward
Tor the apprehension aud delivery said box if taken ihon,
the County and $40 II caught within the County of C,nnb
ApuieN,- Cahlppel 20 House VIM A. CLEMENT
have pnrchased boy Tom mentioned in the above sd
verliscmen aud will the reward for the delyerv
OF said boy TO me in I.yucltburg -
Acts VII SOW a IAp,pX
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- -, =, 80, .,f "a n III F'DT.-Iu
George fcva r dt ed nth of Oct 1859 recorded IN ~
Clerks pf OF the Court Of the County Campie in -,
the purposes therein entonedye IL on the asfh ina
pubc ansu"n on the premises, at 81 oclo' p NJ sell M
valuable Lot f two acres in the vicinity Of Lynchburg nes,
the residence Of Judge VIM Danic IT, to US in ssd
decd - '"'
Tie viii be made known o. the day of sale
RQBT j. DAVIS
Il 2tawiff11 WM T YANCFY Trustees
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The Hon. A. Dudey Mann. the Assistant Sec
rotary of State. has nddresacd letter ITO the
citizens Of the sIaveholding states in which he
announces his purpose, In connection with 9th.
ers to establish "a weekly iron steamship ferry
line between the Chesapeake Bay and Milford
Havcn." The following is his letter on the sub
jcct
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w a. "'e >n'e, we think, in saying that we
nave now on hand the extensive beautiful
s'@c% Naicht Jewelry and Silver Ware has ever
poem fc1 IN the tny ct Lynchburg Whilst stock
large and well selected il has the Of being frs
IN point o quality We strive keep sell sueh 70 ds as
VI" bc etc table to us dealers satisfactory 10 onr
Hie.as ~ purchasers We glad to perceive that the peo
PIE have grown tired of soft spldcrcd Jcwev and pinchee
Rchcs ana 10 meet This elevation aud rc
er'hee we offer them the best goods fair prices VIII hrv
ue Us 'ht laVof to caAt SIlYERTHORN 4 CLIrT.
iits FormerIv II Sify.r,t.,,,
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Holm 4. tfrss Liur,d gs.

.hairspnnine has tle tendency 10 Keep many out
Of the church Exchange.
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- HAht EVE vvkNTtN 1srIIa.ERy..

VIZ s'rc Of Miss Simpson At the >,n of ne Rse Ite,
"o - me I''nncts Dress Gaps iiugsona BIbbors.
'lo -. iN"'f wishing thing nice aud pIrlfy vii
' e rs she VIII take great pleasure IN showing then
'''.i.'-- ,,,A ,lnui ih'Y cannot fiil to please
-"-nl krp copy JANE SIMPSON
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ShSAKs, CLSAKa, iLosxs.
OCT % 1856.
GEORGE VI. RUCKEe q, Co
LYNCHBuRu. Va
ESPFCTFULLY call the attention of tho sd,aa =. ,,
Il q splendid Stock Of Clnaks ~ - '''''
super Velvet Cioaks MoiFe Antique Trimming
More Antique Cloaks tVcivet Trimming
French Castor do (Nspoeon) (fore TRIMMING,
do do do. (Eugenia) (Aioired VelyeT %
~ C'''h Coaks beautifully trimmed and In -rea,
varlety) ~ :" s''''
The move goods selected with the creates, noso
care and Ladies wanting Closks reliable STYLES can see.,
rom the above Stock fee ing that hry are ge,,i
' oa, 81 ~ =, 's'''"i''oc GOODS g. NJ. r & CO
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4 tNAn'-p"i"g to bad s.roaia, q And 10 r,Fces.
~! =" FeIFf tfun business Commission Merchant and
,io, IA lt 'ommendms tomy numerous i.elnii the
- ~ a. rs my successors in business a. 1 l.
naS been long and fayorabIy known ~ my salesman.
busnss IN r eWfiJ