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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Qtita1e.
w. TCMIN Gs,
lsl Randolph Street, ChieAgc, Illinois.
Nch and ELEGANT Furniture.

TN Eundersigned would respectfully announce 10
The Iuarus Of the West, Thai he has opened =
First a&ss Warehouse OF Rosewood parler Farni
ture ami all oiher kinds, such Library, Dining aud
Chamber Sutts of Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud
Walnut all OF which have been made In his own
mandatory in New York city, and materials Al
Steamed and kin-dried, and warranted in every
respecs equal 10 ANY made in .ais co anry or Europe
Aiso,a a full assortment Of Truslows and
Grovsstesn's celebrated Pianos,
which have taken the CsoldMedai at every New ~
Exhibitor, for the last nine years, and over
or competitors, at the late Crystal Palace IN ~"
| York city. ,A.,.
All orders will be taken and made up IRON tne ~
test French stylc. and sold in ChcxSo a. va s4e
prices IS sold Tor New yess s, ak 'S, az s mos,
sertmsGi Of the New Patent 81 hiN1 d. 'nS va
rsnteI fuly. Price Sle,oo The attention o. an .ne
Public is also invited to the Patent Mss2s,e
= ne mosl complete Thing ever madei peHe', f''
/ tshie. II The reduced price Of o. complete.
VI HUrCHINGS, Manqf.etarer ana im I'M
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DR.. sAEPoRD's INyIGoRAT0R.


LYON 20 four bottles Of DR. Gapford's Iuy go.
i rstor cures Liver Complaint Of long standing
From two 10 sin tsaspot nfuls cures bilious al
t@sks, u tAs 81 night aud morBiDg continually.
From one e tsO doses relieves az attack Of sick
heEdseh.,
aeil.
Prom one ~ 40 bottles cqFes the most obstinate
chronic dlaFfhss
dyspepsia, -
From one y hree dosS. eutes dlarrhea or susl.
mer pi ANT. - $3.50
From one tof9Ur tsaspo9usfuls cures cholera NOR.
ba one spooufal every bslfhOgr.
From one 10 two bottles cure. isundice
From ons to two oottIes cures the most obstfu,ta
female obstrgciious.
From one 10 t-o doses cures an attack caused BY
worms. -
+ From one ~ four doses careseOlic.
One bottle VIII remove all yelloSEe.s from the
sKiD.
FROM one 20 elk doses cutes chO lsrs ia fsntum
From four ~ six d0sgs, 10 as many hours, cures
cholera.
For sale by Druggists generally, and CHAs. 4.
WEbB, Davenport; aiso by Sanford d Co, n. "
City. July 20 df
-. n.
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nrniIinp b WHlVN Y sNUNKaHF1"ssNs " VIZ
fcllowias aud many other eefuleaies, falefsisses
Ana extract. Of letters glseRey reliable geHtlehith
whose names are affixed thereto
Hayug heeou,e the paentoes aud proprietefs OF no,
MIN auilsmcs NJ ttarks paten Comhined HtndtnS ana
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CHEEsE
Es0illS,

SUFEElOR Cheese aud prime Leaf Lard In Cam
> ~ lie HauEeye Store
apIl7-iH JACOB wEAvER, Jr., 4 co.
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Ch1RLEs W. STEVENS

GncABO, December !, 1868
pGfcLaaed oa~ II g. J. VI. ClaIk's Flour Mills sUue
tune SINCE aud trial u several weeks ice that
cas scafoeiy teaA o 1t la bOg hlz terms have b.sn
miller for tWeaty ysassIs aBd Tree % say that
make better -four with this mill, and larger yield aJl
run il with 70 myself than Guy mi have
.su nuUi of InIlIeTa have been IN 10 IL aud ~
say they well pleased with Us operation. IL viii
iud with ea-s tW sly6 bushels hour aud hg run
with from fogr sir hofse power. w0ud recommend
siil.s % Civ il trial, sIis certain tlsy viii not
wisI ~ fstgfu the old plan Of muhng.
ELISHA MeRiEEICK
CLiesG0, December J. 1852.
have THE day shipped by railroad 10 my place Aieu.
gin sC,roye Les o. ILL one u Eiafk- Patent Portable
fouring Mill. purchased Of Mr. H. MeRis.ick Of CHi.
60 which have seen running while Ia his Possession,
aud can say without hesitation believe ~ be- the
best mill now Manufactured Of the portable kind both io
eonyenioncs aud performing the ~OEk god order Aud
further can say AFTER having Investigated tho .ubacf
70 Considerable extsnt have NJ hesitation Ia aayng
prefer small 10 large the hy more 70
orally ofa lively nature, aat giss Lst.i salsc'on
Ias bSkers JOHNSON WHALEY,
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Head FiOgr inspector OF Philaas!pl.i

hereby certify that for the last four have had
in operation Of L. j. NJ ClaTks Patent Flouring
Mills have been running IL On average Of from eight
10 twelve hours with9uttopping, and should d. 80 Y
eight h0urs il required IT gives every subtraction that
oue can ask. think il u certain to supefscds all te
old methods Il milling have been IN the milling bu j.
ue.s us r sea years and yet say truly that haya
never seen ything Of ne kind perecti live
In isbarg Chester Gunty, Pa two miles from Parkeis
tuTs where run IL daily and my castJsrs viii testify
70 the Iisast0n ofthe -Four And bran iass travelled
through nine "a the Western States, AMI snpsEsedsr
any thing have ever seen.
PRESTON WICKERsHAM, Merchant Miller,
Extract from letter from Hr. Lacken, Brandywins
Miller tho Foreman of Mr.. V. e. Gipin, who has least
the City Mills Wilmington, Delaware;
WnsfSegOs, Dat. November 8, 1856
have tested Clarks Mill fully, sad Tree 10 cay thai
il exceeds say Hl ever ground ninety ighi
bushels Of wheat, and made tWeAty three barrels alf
twenty two puan,!s VI sapsrhne hour cut oi H. which is
frst rate yield i1T one hundred bushels.
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A Largecolioeti1n on hand anaNew .lusjsfUsej,sV
a as soon as pIblishsdEI
No c lie Claire Row. GaH
fkNHE best Piano Forte instructor in tns world. lr
l. ardson's modern school Tor Piano EUuet can 4e
found OF No 8 Lu Claire Row; a. Il
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DAygsPOHT nUsIo STORE

VII OUAN
SNRANDALL ~ HlGGIS Shave Iustopeled a argp
~ assortmenioI Guitars, Violins, Banjoes, Tanlbo
| rines,Se DC. Also every kind vi Music Books NOV
use which they Will sell very cheap for Cash al
lie Claire Row Oct 81, 1854
fIGSTON'S sehoolfor Piano Fore, CaTfis7 TTglisf
IL Zundels helodeOn Instructor aud Ia fact every
Kind ofinstrucIon relating to music eAR DO found
| the Davenport MusicS Store;
| kaa I..E lx.rE y
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2jartftp.

SdrtctD.
Yankee Notions and Toys.
| A ARGEassorIme ntiustopehEgaudlo for sale as
"A Davenport Muse Storai
No lie Claire Row; ChASDALL q HIGGINS.
Large aud Eory Hne asso rinent oiRosewoadtH't
ars al yHrous prices ranging from x31oa 10 So,
Also VIoius from seventy 1--we cenIsLoI Ia ehty bYHN
lars al No Claire Row. e
Feather Busters.
A Very nneass1rtment can be found at the Da'eE'
"a port Music Ssoru;
No lie Claire ROW: Cs
Varied assorlms INT just received and for safe low
"A al No lie Claire Ko~: d II
~ uiThR ami Violin string and every Kind Of nsS'
~ cal Merchandise kepteonstaniiy on hand at g b
lie Claire Row. & q Il
The Hallsluiah,
lust publisheiby l.. Mason, csBtzn!nRE Eery M
- collection OF Church Masie Aiso the shawn BY "
bradbury aud G Root, can be found at Nos ~
Claire Row: tSH
Aeeordeops and Flutinas.
Large and geliseiesled assortmentjustreCclse'
at prices that eAnIotfa to give entire satisfaction
at No 8 Le Claire Row: GSH
(,LARloNEIrs, Flutes, FIage0IoIs, PicalOws ana
~ Filss al reduced prieesat
No Lo Claire kow. C&H
Sheet hasif
A LargecolleetuG GU hand aN1w slusIrfUssjFsP
- as soon as pIbiishedEL
No lie Claire Row. CaH
NHE best Piano Forte Instructor in tRs world, HirA
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This lie 10 certify that have been furnisbiD power aud
room for the Operation Of Uas 81 j. a. ClaFks Patent
Flour Mills TIE .t few month, and my Opinln IL
Is ,iis best cheapest Il la IL lakes but hle
power in other mills aeedlHg oyer s.x
AOrse power aid mas sace have been aCquaiHt
With It. with cost for repairs, aud ia goud
condition @ben nfsL put up. can chesrtuy fee-
oninead il 10 all who wish ~ engage 10 s
-four sithsr large or small scale. II be up
and run III connection with any other machinery suth a.
Gram Elevator Jaw Mills aAd by combining three OF
Hour Of BURR and bGls, you will haFea l that VIII
do more work the large Merchant iAls Of tbs Old
kinds aud gtUAt saving ia every isia OF expense.
CHARLES " 5IEkEN-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

NrEW HOOKS: Fancy Articles and Music
- 4 Good Time Coming
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner;
Knckerbucker Gallery fine ed
Tho Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song of the lIiawaha, by I.ongieowi
Harper for January, lrJ6,
Together with large lot Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE a WALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
DD.dtu
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kkEsW ZEN KssssMOND ANI, n. -,

H WORCESTERSHIRE JAMESTOWN .as.skka..A
HE L. ). Mail steamship JAMESTOWN hr com
mand OF capt LEWls PARRISH leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock, for Kid.
mond She WIN not take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring ship here can
a Stateloom secured by addi essing by mail.
- The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops City Point
where She will land and receive gh the auestow
aud the Roanoke passengers at city Po
and Norfolk. IIlJLAM a W AINGN
\,
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snaslaNssNeb AND BOSTON LINE =
q Of EtnCLcIs.-Ths line is composed Of the IN II

These the rst class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled Tor the trade and who Will spare oxcron
mediate
They will be towed up and down the by and
may be relied san promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will to
their interest to ship by this line the only
and freight will always be taken low by any otheI
slS and every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining m
Share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock and Bos
ton at RowcS Wharf
DAVID & VIM. CURRlE, Richmond ...
ALLEN Il WELIClI, Boston, 's'"'
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~ CO-pAHTNEKsHEP NOTitE.-Wc have
~ this day entered into partnership, under the style
IT, u aud SILY ERTHORN q Cliff, for the trans
GO Of the Watch and ewelry business in the store
heretofore occupied by H. Syerthorn Main street. Lynch
burg Va.
W. and opened large and beautiful stock OF
Watches Jewrry and seerwarc, which will compare favor
ably style and quality with any house IN the state II IS
our purpose keep hand always the best ahd newest
goods la line and sell them at air and reasona
HE prices any sold will be warranted To be
represented.
W. shall give especially to the repairs Of fine
watches one the firm being practical ehnaker and
has enoynd number of the advantages Afford by
one The largest North from which he has received
the highest testimonials for egrity and capacity.
respectfully invite the public to an examination OF
our stock which shall speak more particularly herea
IL oIl.f I'll ii'h-N'
Dee o., ls5j j. Cliff.
~
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These vessels the first class, built in the city OF
tmare expressly this and have superior
passengers. They commanded by experienced
Captains qualified for the trade, and WHO will spare
oxerton to accommodates They will be towed up down
the rivers by steam may be relied sail promptly as
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New lorf
ship by this line, freight viii
ALWAYS taken by any other line Of Packets and
every will be made by the agents in Richmond and
give satisfaction Insurance can be effected
the Richmond Fire by this line per cent
W. respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining fun
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line N,l ok will be forwarded
commission New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sa
yannah or any othol southern Northern port.
The vessels III lie in Richmond in the Dock, in Ymk
AT Berth NO. l. Coffee IIonse Slip. fuot OF Wall Street
DAVID y N2l Il bitIE, Richmond,
C. II. PiIESON, y. Y. Nsehl>
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u NV HOOsAH.
y Macaulays Engand-3d and 18th volumes;
Mucaulay's En-. aud-1 volumes in one--Sl;
Memoirs of Susan Alibonc;
Kate Weston, To VIII and To Dos
jackson aud New Orlrans
I.nnmore-by Mrs j. c. K. Dorr;
Notes OF "A Volunteers
The Hunters FcasS
our Cousin Veronica;
The Three Marriages, Life at Watering Place;
Brooks OVID
Wayands Political Economy Just received, by Express.
LANGHOKNE X WALkUPS
fe Its New Book Store.
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N.vENY IsNaltAe, NNW MNOkkS

" American Almanac Tor lsJ6;
The Three Marriages Life at Watering Place;
Philosophy OF Mlrriage-hy Ryan;
Union with the ClBrel-by HarbHugh;
Poens-bS Gold Pen,
4aeeo the Church On the Reign of Chrst-by Taylor;
locking Jesus;
memoir Aibone; or, Life hid with Chs in God;
Weston; or 10 VII and q DO;
oyds Steamboat Directory aud Disasters The Western
Waters,
Boswolls Life Of Johnson (Ncw Edition)
BalthN aits Retrospect. Tor January;
Headand ON the Action of Medene
tauhn's Abstract, for January;
The Quarterly Law Journaby Jayfor which agents
Price 50 per annnm:
Laws the uted from l7s9 to lS56-by Dunop.
IL lgt< PAYNE X CHRISTIAN.
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NV PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERI.

- CAN s :. UNION
FRUITS or INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE-
very interesting volume, and should be by ages
secs and denominations
liish AMY Is highly interesting and seasonabc volume
MEMOIR or DoIL-Noung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
tAIAtOMBs on ROME-Wp need attention TO this
Soumc-thc title will secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED Students should not fail TO read
this volume.
IHE SAD MlsrAKEA narrative Illustrating much vivid
moss ahd fidelity the mistakes which occur in the
religious training of families Parents you need this
book
THE GREAT QUESTION is book. 1t great in.
fer,Sts. VIII you
Al "t the above and the publications the American
Union generally, such Libraries Teachers HELMS Question
looks Hymn Docks Maps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
lad at i@n-horne NakaPs Book Store Lynchburg Va
T. {. JENNINGS
IN LIS SuPt Am s. $. Union
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RICHMOND MONDAY LEAVE LyNcuprEG vONpN
Ai FRIDAY, at > =. IN. WEEKDAY q FRIDAYat7t pu
S',Mn'aEK ENHANCEMENT. r., ryzas.s--

- TO TAKE EFFECT l6M ANN, ~ si.sr
ItltoiG Gu FROM PETERSEN re, TO
Wy IHENlllE IN ONE DAY - passenger train of ears
inc a,po Of the S"nthSidc Railroad PETERSBURG
EN Lhl DAY, tSrhaaHs eXeepcd) Is O'Clock M
at the junction with Richmond and Danvl, Railroad srs
AT s4o a. M Farmyld 95 a at Ionchburg l2U
M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Tolp,:'
see Railroad cars for the West
I19" train leaves Lynhhurg o'clock p m after the ar-
iNa u ue WgIna aud Tennessee Railroad from ne
arrives at the junction at 440 p M and Petersburg
~ Myers by this route take the splendid steam ship
hoA>oAf. Tor New York, EVERY SATURDAY AT . Och.
a, m or the steamship JAMESTOWN. every WEDNES'
pAA al o'clock and the steamships for Philadelphia
every Monday and Thursday afternoon
are "om Petersburg TO Lynchburg s. co
BurkSyllc.. . Io
Farmy 80
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<&sxJ have im-i received . splendid lot %.
sssers=S icnis' 'alf and Patent Leather GafteYs
doc pots n = froop,,r
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NEW LAW HUONS.-Pa,u

NEW LAW HUOHS.--Paync n Christian
" have received The following Law Books;
American Law of Homicide vol-by Nhartonj
Gresloy's Equity Evidence;
Morris RepeNin;
American Criminal Law-by Wharton;
Medical Juri.p ,nae--by Wharton and Stile;
Nharlous Law bietiouars;
Library OF Law and E,pny--I4 vols.--price SIS,
i4amavs Digest conn Iee in 3 vols. Ife 2ts
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MEh.HnEUISE. &C.
r,onEIGN A>D DOMESTIC HEav,

II a FANCY HARDWARE, II OB ; A III ~
FETAL SDr.HR, lz55-Aaia Street IgnehbafR, "a 81
Ne Just received supply far the sptinE, 81
Hardware Cutlery. GUNS Pistols Hunting Tackle Building
Materials Carpeners HiWrPhts and smith Tools, arm
Ing Utensils Carriaga and Buggy Trimmings, naddirTy, oh'
Findings, Floor aud Table Oh Cloths fIaitd t'"oa
" s,y Cornlee Shades Wood and Willow Ware House
keeung articles of every description. Fishing ach
A. Dc; which renders stock the most extensive ana
desirable we have YET public favor and embracing
u ereatet variety than any IN the State.
Those desiring purchase win find superior class II
goods and satisfactory prices and all who wish merely to
many articles that ttrciy We -hail take erca
pleasure Ia showing SIMPSON x BtO.
apI l2d&cts
NOR GESri.TfMfN's WEARING take pleas
ufo in calling attention Of gentlemen 10 our stock OF
Sleeve Buttons Pins aad SIdH w ee Tree Ia
that u the most elegant and tasteful patterns
Ha found IN any establishment They have been
eleead great and offered at reasonable adj
vnnes upon manufacturers prices They OF the finest
quality and workmanship.
tentleucn " III do favor by calling and examining
assortment SfLNERTHOKN Il Gift,
fe lGts formerly II. Siverthorn.
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.NNCssnrRs. AcADNtx orrIsr snrs

WINSTON Is not authorised to deal na or ON nv oe
COUNT or 90 transact any buSur~s Of a pecunar, 81,
'''' d. -'f "'''e' lhi'y I-t' \. WINSTON
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- PRlCES-Bcng DESTROYS TO reduce stock parur
once and Chamber Stoves and Crates much possible
tore Spring shall from this date greatly re-
duced cash The stock paur Stoves
Tor coal and wood Coal Burners. Cylinder and Omen Coal
stoves Box aud Diring aud coal sc
~; FEW tine Crates aud good assortment Of Cooking
Stoves ot various patterns Al in find 10 thor
interest early call Stove and Range " are
house Main street, LynehhHrg.
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E1,sx.<,s acMtwI.Lc.s.,. l.

~ huy
l1 received INV supply Of these Cases altopetbrr M
tefeat in shape and appearance but possessing ali e r
ed advantages OF the old stvle - " " "'i'' al
me 'rtas'dg popularity of these Cases as evidenced m
iF Almost universe adoption both at the North and Sonn
bSt 'c"nmendafnno Of their many admirable ponortios
aiah'sAn} Walnut aud Poplar Cofiins kept constantly o
hand, OF every size. ~ '''''""''S on
~ inla. a.'Hel VIII promptncss and despatch and all pos
Sih.e attention pad Charges materially reduced " f'
ar 27t'--Rrr copy u,,>,.,,o,-
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VI eSfs-ss' HbNt~.-.sust received n line AS
IN sortmcnt OF MI Stt BOXES which play from thrc,
J." SIX tunes each Gail and set them. W l. GREENE
ny 'r'N Bank
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r-.;> SPECIAL pWEMIs'u At TIRE
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY,

~. .2T4H FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY.
- sse.sr4Y&h LN NCiIBDRG, NAThe undersigned bcEs
ott-s-> 49, leave To inform the public that he
his UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS and : pre-
pared ali orders in his line business neat
and dispatch, snel as PAPER HANGING and UPIOI.
STEltA Lounges, Sofas, Tete a Tetcs Easy Chairs sc
q WINDOW and BED CURTAINS made ann Hung;
Raaas neatly prepared Mattresses made over ANYTHING
laue ia the phostery line.
Y Al orders thankfully received and promptly attended
10.
2 Office on Church street, between Washington Hotel
and Masonic Hall NM. LOOSE
. linn
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nVing claims ugainS.

n fine Black French Cloths Doe skins Black and Fancy
Velvet Ntstings, heavy Winter Cassmeres &C. Sc low or
lhhh ever NJ idee sisl WIN L. PAGES
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NETWORK PACkETS.-Ths home an iytl.
line is composed of tile following vessels and e>$sa
from NewIo rk every three days. All ,mntd in Tie city
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CLOTHINu. BOOTS. sA0Ls, haas, &c.

II FASHIONS FOR Ir55--SfIILIH will intFoduc" ~
the spring style Hat the FIRST Saturday IN March
for the Inspection his and the public gsnera
will be found Hal IA thus MAJ kt N bea
" sylo quality ansh Also lot Of beautiful new s4is
soft Hats Tor young al those desiring hno Dress Hats
- eclipse any thing this market viii please cali az the sign
Of the BLUE HAT
Al kinds made to order with neainess and d-Pae
Customers Hats dressed over rs usual
-. ~ WI SITTER
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" BANDS MD IUKNIIE.-Wo haVe l1st ftcVlNtd z
large lot Of Oh Window Shades Of and beautiful pat
and also, GIT Curtain Bands and tornice of every
quality. Please call and examine at
tnfe gas J ID GREGORY & CO.'S.
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EW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS ha !.

~yU.,- H''"h street, Lynchburg.
i-N ~ ~. AND WINTER GOODS have
,vV'F'da very largo stock Of Fail and Winar
T. h' oU'oH comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
Which 'alIthe attention of the pabc and nv frionl a.
general an prepared to sell great bargains IN
cash having bought c under great adyantooas or
N'hhtry merchants would do well to ex anime M s,oo,
fs gong further Fast as will sell as cheap AZ any b p
Richmond or PETERSBURG 'P ." any mousse In
N GuGGENHEIMER
II "nfes' ssobber-.-I have lust onened n suni,. - =,
20 ,t s eahd" and bnskin Rubbers-very nice ' - '''
10 Its P sRABrPy
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nnA Lbs. BACON
SeOVV 1000 MS Nenison Hams;
10 firkins Butter
5Fifkins Lard,
just received and for sale by
ia VI NJ y,s,E


" NLUI HINt--Ihes stock Of JAUOK NEWMAN (tOrm.
erly Apple Newman) being greatly re-
dueed prices lie viii not any stock year
year and IN order 10 clear his shelves his
he has put the price so low that Superhne Clothing placed
within the reach of ALL aud hundreds citizens those
OF the surrounding counties supplying themselves prices
much lower than they have formerly paid inferior
goods Intend closing out the splendid stock Appel
Newman possible aud therefore offering
great bargains. Every person good cheap
fashionable clothing, should
JACOB NEWMAN
Corner of Main Market ss Lynchburg Va
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E'thb hHADE. lSS5.--s'ii y Furniture ware
GUMS have now on hand my nanufacture,
g to - 90o worth Of CABINET FTRNITl RE ana
grade and quality.
!>lhE ing city, wanting Furniture most oarn'S
y aoeted I" give me call | determined 10 ofrr III
aot'licntS not to he surpassed any here.
% ~ care paid to packing, and Goods dlyorcd nj The e
pot or Canal froc o charge 4 WINSTON,
Or lsts-Bcp copy,
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A CARD TO THE puuLIc.-Aceord,ns to for.

IN advertisements pleasure In announcing To NV
friends and customers by the suhoned certificate my
house is free from all disease and shall be pleased
asusual j IL SOLOMON.
MR. JOHN II SoLoMoN-Dear Sir This will notify Won
that your house regarded clear disease
authorised to open your doors again
Respectfully,