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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
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6l rateul or past favorH the subscriber would
his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
hand and Is constantly adding thcrco) large
Furniture, manufactured by ktu work
men out very crh aud finished IN the most de
aahe lis Stuck embraces every arteeusnaily got
In the most extensive manufactures.
socs n call from those wishing purchase feeling
aud wll give satisfaction IN regard to both
price and quality OF work.
liaif and SAuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J FO1kES,
md Manutaciory doors below Liberty Ware
house sep 2dNftH
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

N Clothing and Furnishing Goods Ito Main Street Rich
moud, Va. isa6 Fail Stock lsaG
In calling attention tho Stock of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers II lVr Mould Q Nutn notice the fact ~ our
rapidly Increasing Ide MA all suotaua Of the STATE hng
the time We have b.u located In Richmond Aud ms an intro
dnctn Is always take antage OF
this medium by Witch 10 make ourselves known expecting OF
course that ON animation all parties viii Judge Tor ie
selves A. 10 our Particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
thu customers notions and Judgment must lc consulted
We are ta Stock, ami nssure purchasers
that every thing In tho way dents Woarsg Apparel will
receive our attention. and the assorted nes w al all times hc
pnnd complete 50 that each customers be snrphed
Having every facility for the proper prosecution of our bns
ness we hope 10 MAKE the et apparent TO our customers ami
stnfe satisfactory trad" During the last year We have NJ
ted up room expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers may mud every thing pertaining o that Department
III tho Clothing Department guarantee the stock u"
lie perfect Ia pant Il durability Fit and styles, because w"
make every thing oIrses aud have hesitation In saying
ou goods viii hu found equal 10 the host order work IN the
country Watching the various changes of Fashion parttH
may rest assto finding the latest cut and make In Stere
ses To inspo,on and approval call is solicited by
GROSHoNG a TtfMAN,
sep ltJ No. no Main ST, Richmond. Va
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u gFaGF.-The co-pnrtnrrship heretofore OK
IA istug the undersigned and 5 Dugud under
the styc of S DuEud dissolved the lst day
Juuary last
Tho business will hereafter be carried on by the undersigned
un1f the firm style of d. r. 4 G. A. DlUGUlD, the
OIL stand of : DuEpid & Sons.
All persons having claims aguinst the firm Of s. Buguid
Sons W IL present settlement and those owing
accounts viii please come forward and pay mp.
DAVID p. DIUGUIb.
GEORGE A. pIUGUID.
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS. FARMERS n
" OFFERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY II dmos
tasporv call Merchants Farmers andothrrs
living country visiting chmnd this season t.
" my large and general assurtmento Boots t-.g0 N
Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Nalisrs, FssYtyT--yEj
~ 81. rs my stock has been selected by H&.tIJE)
~ mv,plt W th great care, suitable for the
Vr.Iua Trade and large portion my Goods having bee
purchased for ca, aer myself that can hold out as
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and ali In want,
v other house East North South either by the package
ar dozen to which call the attention of all in want as they
viii find Them at prices fail To please by calling
A. ". {. UII.I. Nnufacturcr aud
Dealer in Roots Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Nalises, A. whole sale and retail. No. ~.
snu4 Main street Richmond, Va.
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Whole Tickets $40, Halves $1; Quarters S2 80
n All orders for tickets packages uf Tho Mary
land Lotteries, will receive prompt attention and the drawing
mailed to nll purchasers immediately after Il Is
Address +. HtBUARD 4 60,
No. 10 FAyoe st. boa, No. 10
oct tdt1loe baltimore Mary land
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BASIL II, HOPKINS. WILLIAM H. Ryan, 4U
Nontnt HuiI, IHos. w. ATKINSON
uuepKINs, NULL n CO., Wholesale Dr,


uouEnI ItuII, W. ATKINSON.
uuOpKINs, NULL n CO., Wholesale Dry
IL GOODS MERCHANTS, No. 25s Baltimore street, (op
posilo Hanover Stroet) Baltimore, 4'k5
would call buyers very and
complete stock Fall and Winter Dry Goods which we feel
confident viii tasoray with In the Northerno
Eastern business having largely Increased
fact Of kcepnga more complete aud varied As
formerly feel encouraged 10 extend 1t still
shall 10 prepared to offer such variety will
country friends purchase o everything they
line. Particular attention 10 paid 10 Dress
Goods generally, Silks Einhfoideros, &r, &c.
shall also be prep9red to exhibit larger and more
iicd stock of Fancy White Goods than have before
kept 5...GHf. :.
W. Agents of aryland Penitontafy Goods, as well
several the beat makes Of Pulled Cloths which will
be sold at the Manufacturers prices.
shall be promptly and carefully attended to-
Baltimore, August lat lsJ0. HOPKINS, III LltsS co
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PHILADELPHIA.
AXER,srui.Is, Eornii ,hr

GOt MI
IT, PURPOSES or \ / AMILY PLY
WSS6f2 demand Tor an effective rursa,vc rn
( T%S which couil be relied as sure aud
neriectlv safe in niisppcration This has
been prepared to meet that a'mana ana
J~HHZ an extensive trial OF It's virtues has con
GCE~&1E Az elusvely shown witt, what success II nc
csS.....,-- csS complishes the purpose designed II Is
easy to make physical Pbut not easy to MAKE D 9Ts n
al Pisouc which would have none %s me % ",n,ca
here and with what success would respectfully submit 10
the public decision has been unfortunate Tor te la
nmd a 's =" ha Sow moi, them
duce much gripping pain and reNnson " INC so," h,m
the good to lie derived from u'
These Pi produce pain unless II arises om
els Being purely vegetable no harm van ase Houi MI a
rsc in any n,, hut IL is better tha' medicine shon'd
be taken iqjesy Minute directions fr their use IN % ne
several which they appltahle are glN.ho
box Among the complaints which have 9Snn sJs sJms forms
by thcm mention Liver Compliant IN al Il, ,i, ist
oi 1auudiec Indigestion Iangour and lnss o Appo''; @
cssness lrrtahty, Bous HEADACHE bious Fever ,nN" @
and ASue Pain ia the Side and IONS l't m ', h uy"r As
the 4ucuees of diseased mh VI oi h' ,
piles Cbolic Dysentery uuuors Soroil md senrNy Colds
Of the bohy Ulcers aud Inn ry o n' op'
In short any and every wher' purgatNc isrequht
The have produced sngnllrN successful cures ~
t6r Heart %asn the naek stomach aud Side They shenl1
lie freely taken the spring otthc wear, To PurfS 'ho p
aud prepare tho change of seasons An oe
raoual dose stimulates the stomach healthy action aud
the appetite and vigor They purify the ooou u
liz strength body ena restore the wasted or diseased
energies the whole organism ncc an occasional dose Is
advantageous even though u" serious eAs, % @
unnecessary should never he carried too lar W eN'S
rgatiye medicine reduces the strength when taken 10 OK
The Thousand in which physc ts required can
be enumerated here hut they suggest themselves TO- , @
will answers better purpose than anything which has hhei
available mankind When their virtues are once
the public will lonP doubt what remedy to employ
wien in ueciof a oathartic medicine. -, him,
purely vegetable no harm arise from their use IN any aa
prepared hy pr. JAMES c. AYERrroeieol and Anslyue
Chemist Lowell Mass Price p cents per Box rlN1 noNs M
tor s9 Sed by John II Se1y nSGS"e ,ha a"a STATE y al
Purcell, iadd \ Co, Richmond, General Agents
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r,rFHESFs SUPPLY oftUHNA, s.Im.- Ia
~ AND EARTuENWAKE, FOR THE FAldAEEu
II TRADE or 1850 Andrew Boyd Sign Of the u3IU
M Big Pitcher Main Street IynchburR, Virginia e1'
direct from the Manufacturers of England
his usual Fal supply China and Earthenwae of the latest
yles and patterns aud from the Manufacturers Of this coun
tr heavy stock Of Glass Ware looking Glasses Walters
and Casters Hardware and Table Dutlcy Wooden. W iilow
and stone Ware, Hal Lamps, Grandoles Fancy Goods &C.
Ne which the trade low prices for Cash or on
the usual time prompt paying customers Country Mer
chants IIousekcepcrs and others wanting goods line
call and stock
before purchasing here intend sell goods cheap
any of the kind lin this State There VIII be
charge for looking and but little buy Goods
going @ the country Will be srcarey packed
sep l5dly ANDREW IolD
ADDE'S sEENE sHOES,-I have Just opened
LADIES FINE SHOES Il have Just received one
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Two sIasppEK~ OE TOBACCO EST,
VIA BALTIMORE, MD.-The undersigned, Forward
ng Merchants and Aguntso Of the Pennsyvana Rnihosd At
Baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. POINTS iN THE " EST AND OUTlWEST,
their acquaintance with the trade having been for
consgnecs large part of the Tobacco
Ing West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight a low a by any other line t
tasgnmeus To or from solicited and punctualy
attended to. MAGRAW a koONS,
so North street, Baltimore.
Jacob Honld Co. J. Brandt Baltimore; p l..
Dudley, w. r smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston Miller &
Crenshaw, Lynchburg; Crenshaw &Co. Richmond
ma
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lG@G received and for -nlc,
- o5D Barrels medium No. Mackere,
100 do No.2
~ do Large No.3,
80 Half Barrels No. .,
- do do No. J.
80 Quarter Barrels No. l.
100 Kits very choice Ne !,
100 Barrels Cui lIerrinRs
MCDONALD. SPOTTS 4 HARVEY
iuly lalts No 90 Pearl St, Rct'nond Va
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

pK. ROBERT EARIN, Drnti~t,
SSSS1S has removed his Office door above his resi-
" s3'uce. on MAIN ST, and square above
bhref~ Hotel jan l.ats
uAk A.. a.. .t.KEENIsEF offers his profession
At SERVICES to tn" citizens of ivnchhurg vicinity
OfiicCin Warwick House.
9-ilv
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lIsSsOIITION.--The firm OF Mcdaniel, Hunt y
Preston Ia this day Dissolved b1 mutual consent 1ha
name will be used by either partner Ia closing
the business Their Office viii be kept the old stand,
occupied by Messrs. lrby n Saunders.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
sc HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON.
NrOTIGE.-iavinEp purchased of Mcssrs MeDanlo, IIur
their entire stock of Groceries and taken iht
stand formerly occupied by them are prepared to offer Ia
tho patrons of cDane Hurt Preston former
the public generally large and well selected
stock Of Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which
offer market for Cash prompt customers
the usual time
We will give particular attention t. the COMHISSiOH
BUSINESS will sell all kinds Of country produce aud consgn
generally will render sales promptly, aud cash them
desired will liberal advances produce in hnnd
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
when deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges. - ....-....
IRBY SAUNDERS.
rNNliE undersigned having sc their stock Of Goods 10
Messrs lrliS x saunders would most chccriuly
uond them q ou former friends and patrons
Dec. 81, 1888. MCDANIEL, Ill RI x PRESTON
ian , dNrts
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EtAS FITTING AND rIt MHuNG-Wc re-
NE spoclluy ca the attention OF the Public to our large and
pretty ef Gas Fixtures from The Factory OF torne
Inns * B1ker, Philadelphia
We are prepared 10 plumtne Work of all kinds; such
Wacrt usets Hot Gold SHOWER Baths ton Copper
Bath Tubs Wash Basins Iron Wtdqo"are W. also fur
nsh Sinks Iron Lead Boilers Iron Copper We do all
kinds OF r1nmbiug Work.
We would ais ask attention galvanized Iron Pipe,
article which s much ucdfar Water Pipe Persons in
the country wish have Gas Water introduced will
find it t. their advantage to call IN the subscriber
JAS. CLELAND.
Practical Gas Filter 2l door above Liberty Warehouse
Main 81, fynehburg, Va lsep2ts
dFH. FOR ssIE.-A desirable residence on ff!a
EI Diamond llin recently erected by Mr Clemins Iii
now in t,, occupancy Gambler On this lot
r,n ell an house. and Pll other buildings calculated
TO add to the comfort Of the residence
Also-A handsome residence Franklin Hill joining the
residence of Nh Van billiard occupied by Mr. paulett
in A calculated TO attract attention The last.
named residence VIII he offered at private sale until Friday
the 9Th dN sale effected before that day.
twill be otrcd at public aueten terms literal aud made
known the day Private 7tions viii be attended to
until thc day of sale by W. u JONES, or
ard Bodts JAMES W. GLASS
o. KEMONA .-Entcudimg 10 make inn
~ movements m Store House. have temporarily
IT, H. moved my " ATtH and JFwFLRy establishment to
GAS& the house recently occupied By Saunders Iby
Main Street, my patrons aud the public are Invited call
nuii further notice JEHU WILLIAMS
aug 2sts
NEW FI0sE.-s hnye on consignment, N
u prime article NV Flour In whole and hall Barrels, to
which ns tc the attention Of all lovers Of good bread
iuIv II Is A. D. EUCKER
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LIVERPOOL SALT
EI 1000 Sack Mar-hail Snlt
1900 WaftlinPtou Do,
PR slip retrono direct from Liverpool for sale from III"
Dock EDMOND. DAVENPORT 90
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~ BANDS AND CORNICE-We have just received
large lot Window shades, of and beautiful pat
and also, Gilt Curtain Bands and Conlce 81 every
quality. Please call and examine at
mly dts j ID. GREGORY s COS
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Mann 81 TNu0TIFIfE, Va T7VP : n
6rF4 EGR ssIE-A desirable residence ffs

NEW EBps RI hRyr on con-ignsseDt, n
u prne article Flour, In whole and hall Barrels to
which invite the attention Of all lovers ot good bread
inlv III A. u. RUCKER
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j hand Oh CarpetinE all widths, Plated Tea Sci> Fal
beautiful Plated Table Spoons Forks, Ladies tandr
sticks syrup Stands Waters, Communion Sets Pitchers Col
lets Cups Sc manufactured expressly FIR sale an
superior quality.
Block tin Coffee Tea Urn Coffee BiFgins and POTS e
Pots jelly Muuld Straners Tea Balls. Water Coolers
Wire Dish Covers Toilet Sets very beautiful, fraho
busters Preserve Kettles Preserve Skimmers Nut'raeks
Egg Bpaters Lemon Squee2ers Gilt Pins and Bands Gilt ca
nice Market Baskets Gas Lighters, &C. &c Please call
cxatuine before purchasing elsewhere
j ID. tFRI4tiOIt1 & CO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

SoAr.--To make Windsor soap, slice the
best white soap as thin as possible; melt 1t in
a stew-pan over a slow fire; scent il with oil
of carraway, any other scent, and then
pour il into mould made for that purpose.
When it has stood for three or four DAYS. III
dry sitt alton, cut it into square pieces, and
il is fit for use. An excellent toilet soap is
thus made: Take a quarter of a pound of old
CASTLE soap, slice it down into pewter jar,
and pour upon il two quarts of alcohol ;
place the jar in a vessel of water at such
a heat will cause the spirit to boil, when
the soap will soon dissolve; then put the jar,
closely covered. in warm place until the
liquor is clarified; take off any scum that
may appear on the surface. and pour it care
fully from the dregs: then put it into the jar
again, and place it in the vessel of hot water ;
distillng all the spirit that will arise: dry
the remaining mass in the air for few DAYS.
when white transparent soap will be OBJ
tanned, free from all alakine Impurities, and
perfectly void of smell.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

household is fond of soup for supper / will
now write few "home-spun lines on making
. cheap and palatable soup from the potato,
l take good sound potatoes, peel and cut
them in pieces small enough TO be eaten with
sspoon. After having them we'll rinsed,
boil them with enough water to leave them
in a state of soup, adding salt to my taste.
When they are cooked, l take about two
tablespoonful of -four, with half as much
lard, and fry it in pan. stirring it with a
spoon until changed 10 brown mot black
color. ! then stir it in with the potatoes,
after which it is ready for the table.-Ei.-
abesh Dieh
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

THE VALUE or SKINNED MILK.-Thc
value Of what passes under the name Of
dairy slop''-which is skinned milk, whey
and buttermilk--is not always reckoned at
as much it is worth Mr.. Warren judd
Of South IIardlcy, sends rs statement show
ing the result of trial made in feeding six
pigs He gaze them 5o8 bushels Of corn
mostly ground, the cost Of which was Si0,54
He paid eli for the pigs at five weeks old
about the first Of November, 1893. The
pigs were killed at various times, from July
1st to December Goth, 1851, and the pork
brought from to cents pound The ag
create weight was 17314 lbs, which brought
$500. Besides the meal or corn, the pigs
had the skinned milk and butter-milk of
six cows. Deducting the value of the corr
and the first cost of the pigs, 500 81, we
Lavo ST. so as the value Of the skinned
milk and -mlk-equal to S11 81 for
each cow for a year-BoStoa Cujtirator.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05
Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

'u>HE has hased the Right 'or manufao
j celebrated ard economical Machines for
WAYNE county prepared supply all orders fair
terms give fair trial in order TO
family and he intends that the people
good for once ami rat they shall soon
opportunity Of testing the Nachne 10 their sssac
he will a fex number hand and
ready All ne asks i. trial for three or four weeks
FOR il in family shorter time. in order that its
fully appreciated II rot found TO work sat
.fetory the end of that time the Machine can re re
turned and made provided 1t Is dana ged in
using lie has assurance TO believe that VII ne
found thin for thepuros- OF washing all
kinds clothing half the ia tae erttnsEy made
the clothes. and half the quantity Of
Soap
also hand and will make to order all kinds Of
SASH DOORS and FRAMES. OF the best quality He will
fuYui,h material for buildings. and pat them Up on
fair terms his thanks 20 the public for
pa and invites the farmers particularly
10 try Washing Machine IS he is sure no
harm i'll result from trial. and much good
~ sn,o IN Sixth ard Market
.tsss.s kt,Ye., ruOS L. THOMPSON.
Manufacturer, Richmond, Ind
S-n
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LOOK AT THE
Biggest Sign in the City.

BEDENBECKER. House, Sign. Ornsmenisl Dec
d oyasive and Railroad Car Painter; also isnis'oT
Of Woods and Marble, Glass Pointer and >ssiner, re-
speesully announces 70 has FRIENDS snd the Puoiie
eeaeraiiy shs. he is prepared DO all the vari
ovs ersnehes Of SsinsiHg and Giszng ~ 20 PER cent
less than ether establishment Of the kina there
lore, any person having work 10 &c in this line are
invited give call before eoEtraetins eisew here
and all work done up witA esetsess and despatch and
hus the ees. stsia used and the best
In reesrd all Be had by calling AZ his shop On
Pearl street, shove :. n. Young 0D-'s Grocery
Ssose.
RieAnen6, April Z, lSSs ls-0
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%sreet Potato Plants.

FvNIlE unicrsi gned has hand a large Swe-
Potato Plants which will ready by o. Ma
and Will do tI she las; Of June Price 90
hundred his residence mile north o. Richmond.
the IL shorouFh Turnpike Also
good, h. :. Z. Fletcher. the American Fxpr-s.
Railroad Depot, Richmond. Ind a
residence for the purpose Of accommodating persons
distance, that they be delayed. Persons
distance together by wi
enclosed in a letter Address joseph Jr
: =. Fletcher Richmond. OF
will receive prompt attention b. the sending
re
PEPPER pLASTS.-The undersigned has ais4 o. hand =
la quantity Of Mango Pepper Plants.
kinds variety Of Tomato t.a,s
and Cabbage piants-Prlce &c per dozen.
JOSEPH WHITE. u.
may l, 1850
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

IMPLEMENTS. Sold IN Bo -roN-The re-
port the Boston Board of Trade gives the
follows statistics: Ten years ago the total
value of Agricultural Tools produced in
Massachusetts, was only s650,723. Now
there are in Boston alone FIVE agricultural
warehouses whose united sales in 1855 were
two and half million dollars. Among the
articles sold, the curious reader will notice
5000 plows, %, 900 shovels, 10000 hoes.
90, 900 forks, 13S, 600 rakes, $4,000. scythes,
$1,000 axes, $3.50 wheclbarrows, 1900
hay-cuttcrs. u, 100 corn shelters, 5.Slj cul-
tivators, 800 grain-cradles, 1850 horse
rakes, &c, &c One house alone sold 100
tons of clover-seed, l0,o00 bushels of limo
thy seed, and 900 bushels of red-top.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

EGG Pow nEK.-W.,C. Thurgar. England
pantentcc The nature of this invention
consists in taking fresh eggs, breaking them.
and placing their matter iii proper shallow
trays, where they are subjected to a stream
of moderately hot air to evaporate all the
moisture. When perfectly dry they alc re
dueed to powder i'll proper mill. and are
employed for the making OF pastry, &c. The
air for drying the eggs must not be allowed
20 exceed 1907; the object is to evaporate
the moisture and not coagulatc the albumen
so as to render the egg powder soluble in wa
ter. This manner OF preparing eggs tor
market might be pursued by some persons
in our distant rural districts with as much
profit as preparing and drying fruit. We
throw out this hint for the benefit of .all
whom it may concern"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05

For KICKING CowS.-Take a short strap
and fas,en the ends together. Next prepare
n pin of some soft wood. about or S inches
long, IL inches in diameter. Take the COW
by the off fore-leg, and double it at the knee
Joint close; pass the strap or loop over the
knee, pressing it back until you can insert the
pin between that and the knee joint. and she
cannot kick. So says J. b. T., in the Rural
New Yorker
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05
Spinning's Livery Stable.

The undersigned has sgain re Il
49, sumei business = the oil Western saeefs....sS
49, Stage Company Stables, on the ne Ia -
Marion aud Walnut streets where ne IS Pre-
pare accommodate travelling public With thing n
oa;iak terms heretofore
and others to art OF the eoun
with comfortable vehicles good
Tor and careful dri
any part Of the city for railroad
the Depot their
nay he desired Orders lex at TIE stable
VIII te promptly attended &c.
- Tl.usn,I for the ,4.st liberal patronage Re has
ssyed he hopes BY prouI; attention te business an 'o
Sble charges, 0 I4r-I continuance. -
ST
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~ A California farmer expresses the
opinion that hereafter Coffee will be grown
IN that state for their own consumption, and
also. for expectation
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SCsT d CRAWFORD

4 RF now opening large stock Of s.ss-sz- 49, -
a bie.caee >heeting. IS 10 :. ~Ie=s
DO 30 Sa:rsirg. ;uli as.or:-sst-
Tickinss Checks. Drills. To~eling-
A large stock of Twseis. sonss TAR ct 2-c
Linen Drill Coitorzde and { Ga, Linea,
splendid stock OF Prints: good - lie
Ssrsnets all colors. Soc to Sic
Cloths. Csssimeres, fine French
>amner Co.tIngs ire quality:
a fine assortment; OF Boy. wear
Some beautifully hgd French Linen Pants and Coats
Rernembe the pet Lamb
April 10. 1886. IL
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\ B. BUTLER. n D. Re HAueHros. H.
BUTLER & HAUGHTON.

nHYsICIASs AND SURGEONS, viii stssnS
i pronpsly to eli cases entrus.-e 30 their ere
Sp>s. Att~nlsoe paid Surgical dissasss sae cise
ses Of the Throat and Lurgs
-O ee. In the b..en%.s Of d.. B~fiss's reef
a.s-. o. Main street. I'd dsos Ssisv The Ssas Hcsss
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