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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-28

VI BU LEX co, to tie sold for the benefit of
their creditors.
V2NHE assortment consists of 4 great variety of
i SOf AS, manufactured by them expressly for
their customers, also custom mad, Secretaries and
Bureaus: beautifully ornamei'ed Chamber Sets:
Dama>k and Hair Seated Mahogany Chairs and
Rocks: Centre and Card Tables, Dining. Teapov
and Toilet Tables; French, Cottage and Common
Bedstead>; Cane and Wood Sea, Chairs and Rocks
Sinks. Wash and Ii ht Stands: Looking Glasses in
Gilt and Mahogany Frames: Curtain Fixtures and
Painted Shades: Feathers and Mattresses. Wool
Carpctng>, Bookings and Painted Floor Cloths
Paper Hanging>, Etc. Etc.
The above will he sold at prices which cannot
fail 20 suit. The Goods all of the rty best man
ufacture nd finish.
Every Housekeeper should improve this oppor.u-
nitv of making great bargains.
A. G. CHADWICK, Assignee.
St. Johnshurv, VT. Dec 10, 1855. 95Mf
Mr.. G. ". Butler will vt all times be in readinc: :
at the old stand to show the goods to those wishing
to purchase.
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N1fTNSIDN ERN NOTICE

WE, the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Court
w for the district Of ESseN commissioners. To receive
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
ganSt the estate Joseph " EkinS late t;ranly in said
district deceased and the claims 1T the deceased exhibited
In offset thereto hereby give notice that sin months from
the 9th day Of May, lN6 allowed the
present their claims IL said commissioners. for examination
and allowance, and that will meet for that purpose
nj the Office Of VIM H. uartshorn tuiall 10Th
day Vi July and the I'D day Of November. 1885, O'Clock
p. N. each said DAYS
WM II HARTSIlORNE ,,, .
MEL IR AWEllRn L OIIIIlISNlVucI0.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Court
w for the district OF ESSEX. commissioners receive
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of all pcrsols
against the estate VI Edmund Powers late Of LuneLlIrg
said district deceased and the claims Of the deceased eXh
tied In offset thereto hereby give notice that six months
the 9th day Of May ID S allowed for the creditors
to present their claims L" said commissioners exallia-
ton and allow and that will that pIrpuse
at the late dwellouse the said Pow Ia uileniary
Aforesaid. on the ID Saturday in july Noveier 1856
from Uo'clock until ioclck each said day
W. FRENCH, ,,.,
NJ. ). CHANDLER. O'""''SSohe's
Dated at I.uncnhur. June l. lSG. u.s. 81
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S l L X S,
S H A w L S,
& C

. IONE q FOSIEN
Can show the public the largest and best
STOCK OF SILKS, SHAWLS, DELAINES,
CHALLIES, BRILLIANTS, LAWNS,
GINGHAMS, PRINTS, &C.,
in the country! Also
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Toilet Quilts, Heavy and Fine Bleached and Tn
bleaehed Cottons, Drillings, Denms. Crash, Dia-
per. &c. &c. 97stf
St. Johnsbury, April, 1856.
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MANY ofthe ancient Patent Lever Watches art
w offs superior workmanship, and with the ''Cl,ro
nOmeter Balance" would be as perfect Timekeepers
as any of the Mgh1priced MODERN watches: and
some of those watches are of sufficient capacity tc
receive the addition of this valuable improvement
This Chronometer, or self regulating Balance
(when genune) will compensate for the differen,
degrees of cold and heat to which watches are ex
posed in this variable climate, and thereby secure
to the owners Of them more uniform and perfect
time through the changes of the year.
The subscriber is prepared to manufacture and
put in this beautiful and useful attachment, produ
cling great accuracy of time. Expense from SIC
to SIS, according to the amount of labor required
and the perfection of the adjustment
He will also furnish engraved, and send to order
common and silver-plated Coffin Plates.
O.J. HARDY.
St. Johnsburv. April 2, 1856. 975tf
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Crockery & Glass Ware

HNHE largest and most desirable stock of Crocke
i nv, China and Glass Ware in Caledonia coun
ty can now be seen and bought cheaper than ever
at E. T. BROWNS.
Ladies are particularly invited to call and exam
ire my stock before purchasing.
Feb. %. 97otf
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Passumpsic r. r. Notice.

SUBSCRIBERS to the preferred stock in the
- Connecticut and Pa>>nmp>c Rivers Railroad,
are hereby notified that the following assessments
have been laid, viz:
10 per cent April |, 1856.
10 - July l, %
10 Sept l, "
Payments may he made at either ofthe following
Banks, viz: Peoples Bank Of Orleans, Bank OF
Lyndon. Pa>>nmpsic or Bradford Banks, or at the
Treasurer's Office No. Merchants Exchange. Bos.
ton. Per order of tie Directors
Mp. LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston, Jan. "a, 1856. s72tf
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II. NJ. NICHOLS,
at his old store, Lyndon Center
NEW GOODS |!

vrVHE largest stock of Dry Goods ever brought
] into Caledonia County, is now exp ,eed for sale
at astonishingiv CHEAP prices.
The Goods were bought in New York and Boston
and can be afforded at prices to suit customers.
500 SILK AND STRAW BONNETS
at prices varying from 50 cts. to SIS.
10000 WORTH
Jewelry, Silver Ware 4 Watches,
at Boston prices.
A large and complete assortment of
w. /. Goods and Groceries.
A rich and full stock of
Crockery and Glass. Ware.
The old Store room at Lyndon Center has been
completely remodeled, enlarged, and finished up in
good style.
70 All Nichols asks ofthe public is, to call and
see his stock of goods, and then if he can't trade
with them, he asks no more favors.
May 8, 1856. 9S0n
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WOODEN MACHINERY.

C. l.. GODDARD. New-York.
ONLY manufacturer OF the original Steel Rine
~ and Tooth Burning Machines and Feed Rolls
to be attached to First and also to Second Breakers
and Fiui-hcr> of Woocn Carding Machines. The
attachment to second Breakers and Fii>her> Is new
and very important These machines are in sue
ceS>fu operation. on first Breakers. III mos of The
principal Woolen Factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico, and are deemed Ivy experienc
ed manufacturers. as the most perfect machine
used. and indispensable TO the economical and sue
ceSSful manufacture of wool.
They are in fact the only strong. durable an,
successfully operating machines in use No cardin.
machine should run an hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are strong are durable. and wor
thy of attention Circulars explaining these Ma
chimes and Rolls. reference I" mills having them IL
use, &C., may be hat. bv addressing
CT. GODDARD.
No 5 Bowling Green. New York. To whom orde
should be directed. 1863
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N Office.

u Ii unsettled accounts due to Drs. Newell & Ca
"a hoon, and to Dr. c. S. Cahoon, which accrued
previous to January, A. b. 1856, must be closed
and payments made or notes given for amounts due
without any DELAY. CHAS. S. CAHOON
Lyndon, Feb. Q. 1856. se5tf
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49,. clearinghouse
I::.: FOR SALE.

- The subscriber will sell his <ituation
located on Prospect Street. The house is large
convenient, well finished and well supplied with
wafer: II Is one OF the most desirable locations in
the village. ANY one wishing to buy a situation
VIII do we'll to cal! and examine the buildings and
location before purchasing For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber. GEO. DOWNING.
st. Johnshurv March s. 1856 97ltf
EXLsER'S CHURNs.
THE BEST CLICKN NOW IN Use
For sale at EF BROWNS
May IL, 1856 gsItf
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BRIGHAM & CARPENTER,
ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS,

VINHE subscribers have enlarged their establish
y ment dlrIng the past sca>on.-and in returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their work has been regarded. would announce that
they are now ready To furnish marble work in al its
various branches in rich and unique styles which
cannot be excclied-at prices below AL competition
and within the means of all Those who are
about erecting Monuments, Slabs. will find at This
establishment designs copied from the rich artistic
work OfMount Auburn and Greenwood Cemeteries
as also the simple >lab-or ma e 10 order--to suit
the peculiar taste of the purchaser.
MONUMENTS,
Grave Stones. Hearths Center Table and Wash
Stand Tops, Niche Sills. manufactured OF Marble
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free Stone, at the lowest
possible prices.
3RGW FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots furnished at the lowest
rates.
In endeavoring to keep our work on an equality
with the best city wOrk-at much less pricp-we
trust We shall receive the liberia patronage our ex-
ertiOns merit.
q Work delivered in the neighborng towns
free Of charge. THOS BRIGHAM,
953tf JAS. B.CARPENTER.
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Ms & BRO. DYERs Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
ynchnrg that they pared TO execute
every description Six Cotton Noo.n dy eng Clean
ing as ell New York elsewhere We have
machinery and the best of worken and guar
satisfaction Merino silk and DE Lam
dresses dyed fashionable colos suit the taste OF the
owmrs shawis every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shawls eolos equal import
equal SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
or wine stains We intend do work equal TO
any establishment niied respectfully solicit
the citizens Lynchbnrg and vicinity Gen
dy ed ana cleaned to look equal to
DENNIS & BRO,
Successors W Hines Franklin ST. opposite Meiropoli
tan Hall Richmond Va sep lds
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.


NV HOOKs.-ghe Ansie"t Hebre~s, b,
~ abraham Mills Modern Greece by Henry NJ Hand
New " hy Author uf Wide Wide World wiihi
ooak Book Three Per Cent Month the pers
Living The Old and the Revolution, by NJ u
Tobqurvle Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake Conn
Napoleon and Josephine, Memoir Of Chs
holm by smith, HeRdlsys LII. Washington, uAtrs
ted Con- life and Times u Henry Clay DE La Hadhes
History II Of Woods
PLafmaeoHRy Thank uinass by
Taylor Life an Essays Of BENJAMIN Franklin Memoirs
Pos, Ell Button Life aud Adventures OF Beckwourth liar
pers Magazine october Oodcy do do just received by
irptcfs LANOHORSE d WALKup.
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NEW HOOKS \ gain at uOHsE's.
~ Illls If the hhsiernuc Author 81 Wide World
Three per cent Month, by burdeit,
Middihrd's New Cook Book.
Lust Of the Foresfers by J Bsten Cook,
hpurting Tour. edited by Frank Forester
works Of Chss Lamb by Talfoufd,
Household Mysteries, by Miss Petit
ivrlyu Marstpn. author of Castle Avon,
How to get Rich,
Baiiou.s Monthly for October,
Icsiis's journal
q" Fashions
Mrs stephen. New Monthly for October,
Household Words
Epickcrbockcr
National Magazine
Ittuams
Chanbsrs Tor September,
Doctor Antonio by Ruhui,'
How To Behave
Bridal Etiquette,
Row To Woo aud How TO Win
How TO Dress with taste,
Erathwnts Retrospect for July.
net
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,u,wlUE a WEEK HETWEE

IT BNLTTMOKE AND KTVTTNOND, 10y stcnm.
BEiNIDERE and POCAiiONTAS--Ihe
STEAMER BELNiDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT n
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, ri N
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The IotAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning le.. yes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor bat
timare
Shppers Baltimore by these two Boats have thei
goods here every Monday aud Friday o each week
mar2 LuDLAM g. WATSON Richmond Va
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Belts and Porte Monies Cups Gunpo~ der Patent
shot Balls Powder Fasks, Pouches and Bells Brd Bags
Nipples wrenches, Washing Rods aud Iieklers Dog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials &c, &c III IKE
VOIVERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices,
the trade = 81 IHEhLAND =,
No I|2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond va
DIPLOMA
AWARDED BY 1Hf VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR THE POMo1loN
MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND OF RICHMOND, NlRGA
For a case o GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
Exhibition of Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
the CITY of Richmond on the 10th day OF NV. le54
JAMES W. IEwEILES, J. A BELVIN,
Secretary President
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These the first class built In the city OF Bal
tmnre expressly this trade and have superior hccoo
aens passengers They commanded by experienced
CAPTAINS we'll qualified for the trade and who VIII spare no
e.srton 10 Accommodate They Will be Owed up and down
tho rivers by and may be relied to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New YORK,
" md to ship by this line, as freight VIII
always by any other line of Packets, aud
every will be made by the agents In Richmond and
Sew satisfaction Insurance be effected In
Ia. Richmond Association by this line at cent
spectfy ask and hope succeed Ia obtaining nun
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this NeYork will be forw arded
free New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sa
yannHh u other southern or Northern port .
The will lie in Richmond in the Dock, In New YORK
al Berth No Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID a WIN CURRIE, Richmond, I Agonts
e II PiERSON N Y,
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-. sIr...IN NOT1NE .-tommcncng the 18th OF June
and during the repairs 10 the Aque,uct in
lYuchburg the Packet Boat fo buchanan
will leave lynchburg, Monday Wednesday, and Friday
NJ. Returning leave Buchanan. Tuesday Thursday, and
saturday \. NJ. and arrive in I.ynchburg, p.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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n SILVER WAKE AND Fanny GOODS, al a.
wholesale retail in every variety and style, ~
cash prces by calling a NONLAN'S sign OF La t.
gle, No. a. sycamore street, Petersburg Va, wher. 49,
you per He has Just Irned IN -
Them Importers with the largest and NJ
fashionable OF Watches, Jewery, Silver are a
Fancy Goods this State Would not b., l.
Tor y0 TO call and his magnificent Stock and
least 70 per he buys all his foods and can I
them at niue the regular prices for same s
Of Goods You can have your atches and enr,r
paired in the and at short notice, 90,
The newest and fashionable Goods in exchange m a.,
Remember the place sign of the Eagle, No "a S,cauor,
street, Pctersburg,Na THOMAS NONIAN
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T. some rrrr ,eant',' nf-He have just opened
-'u, lower SOS ioici Boxes Puff Roy, F. az oo-
,! ore Monhaes tahas Toilet Sets Colo qn "A ;, ,ine
~ vs. alS' loc Hair Brushes. Combs all kinds a, ~ '''
HemlNn ''ublets, Ivory Tablets &c &c com W. BOXES
vac uSt beautiful articles in the fancy fine ulhe o.
.ity, for sale by ii ,i,, en., ontred In the
oct Hts :" iHoMFbON j. co
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lnOHaION,S CLOTHING HOUSE II AVN.
HI MORE ST.. PETERsBUKG,-My Stock lieay Naa.
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods embraces the ost ~
superior variety thar have
exhibiting the citizens Of the Cockade sprrolT,
country Stock of Cloths tassimeres and yes1npz h,
fran first mportaos and into,
patterns and will be made TO order l,.t ~
ner upon notice and warantedto no .a pr
sons fine Parry and eddng ,h,, mo-
finish shall be disappointed upon xau,nain,
of nv stock MIR JOHN WHITE Gutter Manage al ,ha
Custom Department. IHOS W. kOYS1oN
sep 40 Sycamore 81, Petersburg VA
lDROVIsIONS ON CONslGNnENT.
90 Hhds prime Shoulders,
10 Sides,
80 Bbs Lard,
50 Kegs prime
20J Ciuyassed Hams
All consignment, and for sale at low
THOS. BRANCH & SONS
sep l5dts Petersburg, Va.
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r. - -eaix.,asstsssa VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE
~ SS s%Tte~~yYs RAIIrROAD.-On Thursday, t h e
lyih Of June the Passenger Train will
running to Salt Works Branch Junction
nur If Isl T. II GILL. Gen Sup't.
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4 lANO, (slANO.-IIaying made arrangements with
N the Peruvian Agents to supplies OF ANO ON the
best terms prepared TO furnish IT, We have now
bags, and will be receipt oft
We shall Sell but hat rect from the
and all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GUANO We solicit the orders friends and all others
with the that will always furnish them with the
best article, and the favorable
tRENSHAW & co.
Norh of he Bas Richmond, Va
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sep l5-dts


4 NOOD ADVICE ABOUT PuANOS.-yaus,.
u IN A HOUSE.-A house without Music is like Nurse
without Children, silent gloomy and des,ate
soul life breathcd where in ma
and only absent from the lips aud Souls are
ht stratagens and spois young ladies SIS,
upon your Papa buying Piano from T. T. NASH OF
Petersburg although you be able play thar
Polka, Neg Melody, and Days Of Absence,
The above good advice You always find about
cc Pianos the lowest prices With all the various styles
patterns. at T.. Z. NASH'S
Piano Forte Waeroom, 80 Sycamore st. Pe
tcrsburg. Va. 23ts
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II ID
~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME,-The attention OF Farmers
and Planters respectfully called to the com
pound Tor their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer begs
they depend upon being supplied with ,IN
person, the entire process turing aud punR IN
for sale.
Tins article has been before community for the no.
Rod years during wc lno been t
number the ,pued Chemists d.ffer.l places
has Farmers every Star.
IN the mon with almost uivayIng Perhaps
the best proofs of its value the greatly demand
Unprecedented in the history of Artificial Fertilizers
equaici Peruvian Gualo which Possesses
much adv auaee, nom the tact of the
matter IN tusJ in TINS preparation being chemically
agent Whom
the available
mated Ith soluble phosphate becomes fitted food
all descriptions, and BY them readily taken II
found quite as active ill inducing early
and much durable and terrifying the soil
LATHE
As there large number of super Phophaies
for the value of which would like be responsible
earnestly all purchasing be careful
HhAUINL KIICLk which will be warranted by
ted agents all Of whom OF acknowledged resperab,
and to them hold myself responsible
SLpvr Phosphate All packages will be brand
ed Consumers aud dealers will be enabled
mens tor their supply on as uitabe terms
with myself
MESSRS II. G. HARDY & co, are my accredited and
ole Agents for the city Of Petersburg.
c. b. DEBU re,
Aeriatwrdi Chemist and sole PROPRIETOR Hiiass6ur4
ap dts
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rcar,ii,o M no ms : considered the relirb,
mar ana No general dressing for Hair Of all col VII
np' dyt and yet 1t changes grey hair To its ar II Is
or, fs, Ae'h'S, II. THOMPSON Il co
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HTo" *t0VI 'HU NItTNI
Il " AXE HOT 81, NO 2l BoLLINGBROOk PElIEs
BURG VA. have established self the o
General Iron Stc, and Metal Business, aten
. Virginia North Carolina Merchants visiting thu
market examination OF large and varied
arrangements ueing such viii enable sell a
lowest Raj Roads Maclnists, Bac ksmiths
trade generally will ind their interest
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully recey ed and promptly attended to-
d3m TftDS- GILLIAN
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NOTICE TO Tobacco Mnn
~ 80 Gases 7 IA Mass Licorce
20 JOS Co
100 Half Cases NJ T "
100 Acc"
All on consignment and for sale low b,
THOS BRANCH 4 SONS
sep I5-dts Petersburg Va
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10 ca1l the attention Of the Of L.nthbmrp and
ADJOINING country 10 his arg and snlrn,d ossronn, :
y BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS Sc Of ms avn y VI
aIIt. "ld men are warranted # the best sr<Stsey
- q l'iy aud Of superior orkmai shin
ferSnrs wishing 10 have good ,nrah1o u -, 49,. @,
.,il . IN sHs"h viii DO well TO call me a. am do,
ermhed to please both regards quality ami rica ~ "
Don forget 10 call al the three doors ,ho,o
it,IIclS savings
july l4.dts "hiMALDl.
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nNM. ..UUU., FUN FAIL $50, I.cI...,,

hhNs s.OODs, FOk FALL lsbU, EAclusi,.-
~ ~ at " hocsae 10y 81 ENEASUA EDDELl4. who
in store superb Stock embracing French
British and Aner tabrics all Of winch
wnh great care and attention by one OF the nm the very
lowest ash prices
inviting Stock for the the North Carolina
and Virginia cannot be exhibited North
Pdnctual aud responsible buyers invited give
Stock eXamnstuu and judge themselves the siys
ana prices, No. 76 4 co sycamore
pct,fsGufp VA
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

VuNO thOsr ia want Of such ARTICLES, would
respectfully call their attention to the supply ol
Ladies' Nrck Chains Crosses Watches aud many
rcH mention received and cheap
Tor cael Call Aui examine them at
ncto vow Jos S TIlllRMAN'S
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OF friends have been waiting have arrived and
them that they really nice and dei
rable. v have received also article the
OF - col Spccacle also something and The
Cameo Bracelets all of which should be pleased
show friends VIII they give CALI
SILNERTHORN 4 Cliff,
Formerly Il Si1Verthorn
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NEW GONlEWN.-wm. =. Anderson has
~ this day associated With Inn JOHN q ADAMS aud
THOMAS - ANDERSON for the purpose Of trnpHacting
uENEEAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FDHW ARD
ING ~ SINtsS, under the arm and style of ANDERSON
ADAMS y 60. thu Did stand of ". r Anderson for
morlN Is Hcnwice)
Ti.y Nlalwaya keep hand we'll stock Of Gro
Gupbu ground aud lump Plaster Livingston Floughn
and Castings
Particular attention given 10 the sale Of aud
advances made IN Produce Ia hand
WILLIAM 4 ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS
n, a
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4 -, ,HrISEMENVT RON TmE,.AD,E..

~ take the liberty at calling tho attention al our Lady
supply Neck Ornaments consisting of Gold
hiatus different patterns with Go Crosses attached Also
oi told bracelets bands bands
rc aud beautiful. together with something
aud pretty of FuN and Glass Braeeletsfpr miniature
lrncssus We have received lot of hair hrais
bracelet clasps well "a the bracelet clasps themselves which
make very short notice Also something very
d. srah the shape Of Nrvetor Ribbon Pins and good
We solicit early call as the abtvo articles very tasteful
aud unless we are much mistaken wll go of speedily
4
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MERCHANDISE. &C.


II
- MERCHANT MAIA sTRlgr. LfkcDnuHol Having just
Northern Ciiles have on hand aud
ceivne ever, desirable Stock Of Gro
e.rIes Liquors before offered by old
public My stock consists In every
cle usually the Grocery line feel hesitation In
viii sell goods cheap. II not cheaper, than
hous, In Iynrbhurg every article thai sell Ia give
entire sale buy nothing but the best
quick safes and small profits In Instance
An country taken change for cash
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

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