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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

u HINUKI 5RNN Wv
VpiE, DANCER BhoM EXPOSURE TO
Rroo 80 cents psr bottle.
Enia1 according GYngress the Clerk ofee Of tAA
fHs,rh oy ha EaefrH Dlstg,ct y FaSUd by DOp1
y Co. R4ohrnoad Ia 80 oants size.
READ PliE FOLLOWING
tiaaa store ami read ceruhcat1e
rmna by tho Turf Oil ce.ufeaS OF truth oS
respected citizens aud many othors
hee reh doubt it's value ~
a "a W worth pound Of
Try II aud you viii be satisfied Of what
TRnK 'nuas 0,A--lteni The following and come TO our
store and will tell you of many others who have been
cured.
RICHfFoNp, Nov. H. 1daa.,
t,ps Dspa Jd-lenIjei en-l nHoaR portion Of bottle
oi on. which you very kindly praaented with,
aud take pleasure in that fund i sasena In re.
noviag OF thu skin for which lhn been actised
upon aal years by psci vinub receiving tho
least bonena Iaso atrrud of mine who
months had oasn annoyed stlar eruption OF
and hs short that from thu
bottle ho had been en,irr'' eured
RrsD n. NJ IEFIN iCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

Cursrsssrrhp April 18th, 1886.


Rs,srs Dope I,-aaving used your Turf Oil and finding
To ucl medicine, thn II due to that you
sbos know dnughton about fell tho
chair and brubs her igh much; II
boil, and bccam very had II
Ansusby physiciap. bit thaa did relieve it, became
aug and continued for nearly ltried
nrdcine fcouh hear uE Sdisno effect unfd was in
duseb to. ofyoar Yurt Dtascr ip one bottle
ans haaed Ihaye laciii FOR other
md iouud The boucd Nolare a. liberty IL use
tbs ynu tbink proper >. tHALklht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

A,sech, ioape GoG fsed gJ"ai fourth OF
hr upon the haeI pTpp horse the worst
bach Bamoa entirely nplnes ~ large as my
hnnd hiB single stpnton nRy applied II once) cured
II NJ aai elY really surprised at tho
auc and think more prompt
than anything OF the Eini ever aud l.
sold hons dl OF Thar for similar
urycnaa. -.-- =.
HoIpersiulY 3 r BeNDpRANE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19


u "Reminiscences md Dealers in GuNP0WDgR having
correspond With the reducet cst OF
saitpars t uaN ora well known brands Of Elae
r tndan n, ai Krntucky R,fc Powder, IN HI - and
ipcs, ~ 81. for Blasting aud mining, comprising
al quailesart kinds fequiredb BY tho trade,
Cunriut = u give entire sat1faetoh,
ihe ntandaih their POWDER, sbirh haa enjoyed the
hlr 4,p taien than tsenynNe yHds Will be
hy othpr manufacture IN the world
raala PRINCIPAL dealers and also nj tue office OF
th. Company No n all GO. Mater sroet New York.
\ q. uAZARD Pres't
A H. DonuLAse, SsH
,,,y "a. .d,u, Ia a.p. & col
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19
R.asf ths rYnfi, nbous our Turf oil.


D4rs st grrde this winter past Idiseovrrei horses
leg aud the skin of place largcr than hand from
ths ,aaosrubng the Inside Of the thigh applied yonr
TDFg oil. and "a he wall. Another, Case
ussle which working dray hecane uable to
waH> exam,ohg his tooi discovered ual about two
u,As, long e head My divcr aud the neghbors said
ut,d good tbs nail ont Inserted
l,as o nhsnd fur OIL and set hiaiq work at once
lost hoaA lt n good
also shorsc badly Maggea tie opsside Of
lis Sd h places ahe 1T two ich hes deep and four
inchs, shish he al day Your Turf
Gil applied and it bough, them etsly sound IL
truly the creates, remedies frr have
kno bhae lived ia drug for s.sssai years lse
this A. you :h.na p.epsr. Sery truly
Rb NLa3szs. Dove & Go. = Ia WElSlGER-
FoS sails ay STEOtHER y WllitEAEAE. n
nor lsla,n aynehburs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19


ApFROAIMAIloN PRIZES
Tie preceding and the succeeding numbers Ia hose
drawing 22 prizes Will ln entitled IL tn F-7 approx
nation pfzos For example IL unket NJ lttp ata"' tho
sion oa prize thasr kcs numbered ll2is ll"t lla and
llaa2 viii each bc ouh Ia ep aud - on "'dhr To the
sioer schemo II csc Va lhaad br drawn. tie appron
nations would be "Isel 4ud aunoo II teNei 50 i2ooo
should drawn the appr iens would hr &f- - po
urket NJ = OF apg h'aid be drawn the aflfoa
m,onb " III he ON Tho snmr principle
pIAh OF TIN InIl FltA.
In tue above lrnr there dRdau ckrR nunhntei from
It10pia Thcro are 80 ml i2ga and r-e approximations
tu,Niug in Al 10 rlIz,7
The numbers .Gnon cHt,e"udne with the mum
hers the tickets printed ON sepaar rhrte phrr are rnled
~ aud ourireyd viii small p hbca and placed IN GLASS
Wheel
The amounts of thu - td przes similarly prin
aud ,nrrced placed In anohrr Nhe' Aiir tevoi
Wing TIM whecs number avn from the wheel oi numbers
anl at prilo drawn from the other whcol oy
who bndfli,d ihH nHphor and the prao drawn
cut are opened aud csd 10 n audience aud roENerod by
soncf. tr ris hc2 placed againhi Tho number
drawn operation I#h.d untl all tho rrses are
Thr draw istn printed and hiini 'ohpafi-
son. the Commissioner crtflfs t' lls corcctnrFs
EV All orders for Ticket packages In any ot tue MARY
land Lotteries will receive opu attention, and f dfh"hB
mailed all puiclasrts rnus dntrly aiicf Il 10 af
A,,Itoss T. II HUBBARD y CO..
NJ - rnyerte st, ~, No 40, baliimora h'ryland
~ tstI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

Y Sn)N aERGIi ANT@, No. AZ FRONT str ct, New fori
NJ Biboral advances eonsig nment,
NT tNNIH G. ADAMS would ha plea jed 10 near from h
Irlr,.ls at tl,la house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
M a1.dle ROBT M. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19
NEW-yORK ADVERTISEMENTS

HDW6VNIE SC1lOOll ENW HWHEV1lES,-
Bhs deArc3 ,h! the attention of Parents
having chea of slow en,al or ply ral de-
the fsct that he has opened in 9arlcm few
pis, Of New York, 10 avery hoatiial and
bca iufa location Private Vanity school, where Huoi chill
raeeived aud augh The axerence he as had
io connection with the Massachusetts,
and institons for Idiots has shown him
that very be done bringing these children To
aornl condition In many inatanees NJ has had fhem
either Jehonl wfh Advantage,
or engage uf la with 'he eafsr tho
rNug tho batter Eor circulars reqrsnce &c,
aa.puaa JAMES u. RlCHAFDS,
nH1r j Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M J.. GOOD .Corncr opposite Inc 80
ATn ell House Mann St Iynelhurg, Va. has Just ,a
and opened his Stock goods which consists OF ~
aud fine Twist double and single Gums, hhes o, iric
ufactorie Cots Repeates Alien Co.'S double and slnee
Pocket Rifles also single self Cooking Pistols also
other patterns of PISTOLS of good quality Powder faN
shot Beits. Pouches, Cleaning Rods NaddinE ~,
Bullet Moulds Wipers, 81 Gun Smiihing done nlen -
notice Locks made repaired Keys htted 'eS nuns
nc lie will endeaSor To give satisfaction 1" all VINO r's
ror him with their patronage, if within his power ~ ~
ash all Iool 'l-h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

ltysEaT Rnrgais. im Doub,s' 1nd single
IA Bianset Shawls 81 80 o 81 uo Aso seert
of superior Bed Biaets, suitable FOR families
single gentlemen which together with ankcs for
will Pc oftnsi at very los prires tor cash. -
JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

D. Il There are sol1auy ignorant and Wottil's7 V'
a""nr themselves Pty .icans futninS th' ht q" e
afe1tv afflicted Dr Johnston deems necessary 10
r. a to those uacquauted with hs roI .tati"h 'ha us
ffgaeauas or diploma always hang in has othce ,
TAM NOTCH All letters must he post PMi an" cor!
0 hostage stamp the reply, or no answer WIN oe n"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

II "
~ reqnitrs cold Northen storm Ia mako & S Bis
Ware ausr the busiest and most attractive lico IN
town. would advise all who not prepared tt Win
ter chilling winds make haste ththor his beautiful a.
suttucnt be entirely
lie has hand full supply of Furnaces. Ranges
Cooking Stoves OF patterns Pnrnr once and os
STYLE wood coal tiaes thai
be surpnsedln hcauty aud which cannot l a. pleas"
iu faslous lie Is also prepared 10 dn n kiuis oi iel
work either IN Tin Copper with dispatch and rurss
The Plumbing business also carried on by mm IN mahn'
that cannot erxeced Ills friends aud patrons h"ih n town
aud country will profit by calling
r All orders promptly attended Il"
q S. Hiss,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

,xyaEOuA~ HssANCU ~ Sons, s;cucrnt Cor
MISSION AND FORW ARBiAG MERCHANTS, AN
DEALERS IN GTASO AND AGRICULTURAL lAfit
NENTS NA-l'ruduce cupSiciuents soiicit~
which personal attention O." the partners ri
10 John y. ttey Saunders, sam Miller, Amt os
ucknr yr clburg. Thomas Wallace Hon John F May, "a
4 Me,yaine Wm T. Joynes, Petersburg; Warwick ark
tale, Haxall 8 Co.. Richmond THOMAS bHANtiI,
JAS. Il. BRANCH,
=. nd 1er+s JN0 T.. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

GEFNND stock es Nr~ Winter S:oOd>.-The
- Subscribers receiving their second Stock of Fall
and Nncr f;os consisting in fine silk Robes Striped
Chime silks Black Or~hre Striped )ea!pcs Satin Striped
do, ysFy rah. Solid do Stella Shawls Cashmcre do hno
Black 10 fnacYs SC, .s which they inyif S customers
TO JAS ~ SIitAIE@ n w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

uAISSOI.UClON.-lh firm Of Mcdaniel, iiurt ~
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent ihp
name will he used by either partner IN eioSs
The business. will be- kept the old stand no"
occupied by Mcssrs. Irby y Saunders. ...,,,,
JouS ROBIN MCDANIEL
e. HURT.
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

lr. q ohmSiou'. sHyigorn;img Remedy fof Organ
,p

Es hIs great and important remedy weakness o. the o
ias speedily cured and ull vgor restored lhohSaat
title most nervous debatcd who had lost al hope ha'
been Immediately relieved All Impediments to aatrlas
rA,si,al Mental Disqualification, Nervous lritao'ht
Tfombgs aad Weakness exhaustion Of the most tear
klll. ennclIiA nlral hN Dortar .I0hnsiolL
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] FNlsI ~ . - =
Organic weakness
10 NERCTl.Y OR GAUSE0US DRUGS USED
EsR. JOHNSTON,

Ne, the Royal College OF Surgeons i.uhdeh
~ ne a the eminent Colleges of the United States
and sfeater part of whose life has teen spent Ia ue 1rSt
ifs!s London, Paris Philadelphia sm' elsewhere mas
m ad sone the astonishing cures tla were ever
r,u; many tr0gbed with ut ing in ie head and ers "heh
ee reat nervousness being alarmed at sH'irh sounds,
and hal ulacss with frequent bgshlnR, attended somh'es
=. a. I.ranre1lnnt o M ID wer cured mmedLatey.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
FALL TRADE FOR, 1855.

n II. COOK & CO, would call the attention of Coun.
~ y Booksellers Druggists and others to their I'M
MENSE STOCK OF BOOKS, selected with special refer.
Western Trade Our stock is complete every
Department. and dealers in the smaller western cities will
actually save by buying here instead going east
Our facilities the speedy transportation of goods by
railroad in various drectons enables to supply all
orders promptly and to the entire satisfaction of ALL
Our divided distinct departments each
in charge of the most competent assistants : =
1st.--LaW Book DePartin enf..-a Members Of
OF law books embracing both Treaties and State Re-
ports. s7sAt = :" t+ksAS
Observation-Disclosures Depart Inent..-No
where, east wes be found large and varied
stock By buying at all times In large quantities, and
to price and ability fill orders at any moment any
extent g14S4t%T z n
3.-SchooI Rock Departmer.t.--Country
Merchants and Teachers may rely obtaining supplies
of school books at the lowest prices. We the
tern publishers of many Of the leading books in in the
vest and particularly interested in the books adopted by
the State Supernendents for the In public schools
4th..-Agency Department.-Book Agents,
suitable to their business the most Liberal terms Our
catalogue of stock for agents s complete ard prices
agents who make from eight to ten dollars per
5th.-Medical Book Deparlmenf--We
extensively engaged in supplying PHYSICIANS stu
dents with their Text Books and solicit orders from them
throughout the west. a.G
8s6.-Mnsic Book Departmental Our as
is always good; full supplies the most popular
Singing Books and all works received as soon as out
7th.-kx1ank Book Observation-Disclosures
scrption of Blank Work. We keep on hand an assort-
ment the usual styles and manufacture all kinds re-
CURED for special purposes.
Sth.-Staticnery Departmental very Sc
ec stock of Letter, Cap and 6oored Note Paper En-
veopes Cards, Steel Pens, Ink, Fine Goods &c. adapted
to both country and city trade.
Our II etnil aDePartmcnt.-In connection with
the above is supplied at the earliest moment with all the
popular books as published. Our teemiry
with the choicest literature both American and English
Our Publishing DEPARTMENTS now in
full operation prepared furnish editions Of works
with the greatest dispatch. Authors will find to their
advantage to submit their before ma
king contracts with parties east work speaks for
itself
eB Citizens and Strangers are invited to make our
place of resort where can assure them they
win meet with the best attention. and find our book es-
tabshnient in every worthy young and growing
city, $3.50 D. B. COOK co.
Wholesale Bookseller 1874 Lake St CHICAGO N, fo, %
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

7tco miles and hd!f scest Of Burlington, Iosca.
+ nASED AEONAhg ID, PrOprietOr.--Any one
~ wanting apple trees would do well to call send to
the above named Nursery, where they will find the largest
lot OF trees offered to the public in this country Of all
sizes and ages from to six old Grated roots
and scions for grating can be had by the quantity.
Pears Peaches, Cherries, Grapes Ounces Ornamental
trees and shrubs. o., .. er ..
Trees sacked boxed may be desired in the best
and delivered at the river Railroad free of charge
except for packing 81
Orders with the cash, or approved references, will
be promptly attended to. will send priced catalogue
to all who may apply f3fss ~. 5, aug Is Smdw
r, FL. vgaEnAN, WATCHNEAKEEs AND
us4JEW EMLE ..-iIas just received from Eas-
tern cities very large and desirable assortment of
ices in his line, which the public invited to call and
tty, Clocks, Watches Mathematical, Optical and Musical
instruments. OF Jewelry, such fine Diamonds Rings
ereast Pins, Lockes, &C. have fine stock as ever
BIS brought to this State.
apectacles PEBBLES, Pereesopc, Perorle and Concaye
GlSsses set in Gold, Silver, fine Steel and G. s. frames
releors Compasses, Drafting Instruments Magnfying
Ulysses, Microscopes, Prisms, Polyoramas Magic Lam
teams, Thermometers. .
rSver Plated Ware Of all kinds, such as Tea-sets
sp pocket and Penknives- Over $50 different kinds
superior Scissors and Shears for Barbers Taors and
ordinary uses Rogers Bowie Knives. Also some Of the
best Sewing Needles in the world, musical instruments
accordeons, with 10 and - Keys with and without
semitones Turbinas Monde!ins, bass yioins Russian
Italian and German vions Superior Guitars with the
latest Improvement Flutes Flagoets Flies, Pruos Truns
Tamborines, China Italian, and German vions strings
Tuning Forks.
Those who buy invite to call as they will find
been in one place before and all will be sold low whole
tale and retail. -a 2 nov 10
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

GEN HousroN.-The Texas Legislature are
splitting out their spite upon Gen. Houston, on
account of his manly and independent course
in opposing the Nebraska bill in the o.. S. Senate
The House have passed resolutions expressing
disapprobation of his action in that matter. But
the General we venture to say is not frightened
/. a bit. We notice that on the 2sd ult, he at
tended an American barbecue and there made
4 speech affirming his adherence to the Ameri-
can principle. Odd San Jacinto' is not the man
to be scared by Southern fanatics; he has had
too many contests with them, from Calhoun
down, for that. He will come out bright-fN.
Hampshire Reporter
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REsIGNED-Hon W. H. Sewers for four
years past Judge of the Sd Judicial District has
resigned 1t is rumored, that G. Baldwin, Esq,
of Fairfield has been appointed his successor 81
Mr.. Sewers has been an able and dignified Judge,
and filled his station we believe to the satisfac
ton of everybody concerned He sretires with
the good wishes of the bar, and his constituents
generally. is.,,s 4 49,.
Mr.. Baldwin, is known as an excellent Coun
selor, and will no doubt fill the Judges Station,
with honor to himself and the country.-[ Oska-
loosa Herald a'iasi s7t'
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PERCUSsIoE SEAL pRFssEs

Are now manufactured to order by ID. 8. EbcrsOl,
#S at his Gun Shop ColanLid .Sreea,
NEAR the Ferry Landing)
SEALS ENGRAVED, DC. &c.
TINE object Of this Press is elboss your business
Il card or address Checks, Bills Of Exchange Letter
Heads Envelopes. Orders, Bills Of Lading, Notes Re-
ceips Labels &c IL is used with greater and less
consumption of time than any other Press before
ed Il is additional ss,ses. s5t &c. - - f
SAFE g CARD 4GALEST FORGERY.
And very convenient, economical way circulate your
business cards. S.e ~
light elegant and durable, weight only rwe p1cxps
and can be sold, Seal and Press, from
FSts to Fifteen Dollars
Warranted equal to Eastern manufactured Presses
sass' County ard STATE Officers, Yctarses, Lodges
And Societies. have appropriate designs on the Seals
8 at small additional expense
Remember 1at perse. impression can be taken In a
Second st no Fas
. = Specimens may be seen AT the Jewegry Store Of
A. W W Carpenter, at the shop.
Burlington june q, 1855 D. 3. EBERsoL,
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Farmers and Dairyman,


liars you secured Of Ddris' Patent AdjuetdIk
Charm and Butter Worke'sf Enot, cal at once at Ne
p Grupes Patent Churn Factosy aad buy which win
give entire satisfaction Having purchased the right
Of the adjustable Curn and Butter Worker for the
ties Of Des Mones and Henry would respectfully inform
the public that manufacturing the above nasnef
churn and prepared TO furnish all who may favor
with q call. f
This churnis receiving unprecedented patronage
wherever II has been introduced IL hss been awarded
the premium at the Worlds Fair In London and New
York and every State and County Fair at which
1t has been exhibited.
The great advantage this Chnrn possesses all 9th
Is 1s II viii produce butter short time as any
other chnrn. End will gather butter after II produced
by simply reversing the motion Of the dasher 3rd viii
work the butter into roll and expeI the bntternk
from completely, wholly dispendng with the Of
hand adle thus saving both time and lsbor Eth, viii
salt the butter before taking from the churn These
quits am prepared to warrant
Thousands Of Farmers aud practical butter makers
throughout the different States using this chur
inpreterence 10 all others.
Mp. GRIPPE, Manufacturer,
Corner Of sih and Valley streets
oet 81, 9nw Buriigton, Iowa
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-

~
Cna Ss4&EN
sAnAH-r'UaUR19x .Nx6H'Tuas ~ ~
rssAe1sGnEHva4Y ~ ~
- = 800 ~ ~ Hsn1up - 3T5 s. 81
- ~ 1,13S nevsSsrs1 = - q ia1n1fn
ssssi - n - F. -. ~
~ 800 ~ y = ssiscipsl acsssn
sssss.s ~ =. ~ a.
Ie.ss. n uS ~ + - ~ IN C6rFekss.
XsIS.i~sEsS e ls,rsst ana mose pouuIoua
p,ss..sSnr x;as /. $780, .vftI Z sepslsa{sa ~
~ ~ r. 4XH3si1Ss ~ ssSSsi
ssc.:a = .e1euiSt - - ~ - ~. 4
= tske.es. ~ - ~, n es~sssiee. GfSe.
ssseess G1G1 - - - @ sIst n f6dr cst
II evssv hnu1rsd ssuSses - - mss;1 ~.
Il C.ahnaic Sssessls t.-lsshe 4 r. .ritinese
hirtas ~ -. 80 49, n - sundsvd, =
oeelourth 81 -. IvIsls. n Popash Mnaieh
Ia capissi 81 Bcyssssj = ilsh . Hegisinste
Sirfhe -, T,SvS6u1e ~ ~ - 81 pesssy
c.sI.N /. 49,. iP,SifS a Sf1s fS40. shers
-. e "a f3rtSs "a vrI sI0. no were HE.
sssi...se =, 49, - -. - slsss1tjcs
~ ~ easv a go u seas4 mon that bss-
ta,dv ~ a1sdI7v incrlacsd for tvent one
vears go sSgs 49, M ~ bisshs 10 iiesas-
..~ = q sass .siga.ss - $500 'aasaa r =
Hc~ 6f,;;h a. tS.y ~ II. t,b,rcby NearIv
ree-So.aaas.ssv 49, se.veutv 1890 = eve,y
I.nS,.S ~ IN Il. .Snsrss - - R1rus, -
ennndIne ss.:sNss vss,sy .vsyssI $1,000 Al fhie
n, hsirs lao -Ia. ~ 49, avsrsa. II
hi;ths I. z 81 -. sssv.- essav.siyefo ~ P3esea
1orL. .nS Nurs sscx3Sdhs sat1,ut no. t,00 II
Issa n coota;ne1 masv CArdiuals. a9 Eshops.
sso p.s.asls 800 US.ka : 4 .e76 Nuns. ara ii
course. -. H6ne bedIes uusnbers az ecciesias.
ticaI nu,;Is - - -. ~ - III . 81
Could ! more es,eup4 State a society and
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stoves! stoyes!!

/ W. " E9 At tit Old stand OF Lyman Cook 4
Co., jefferson street, has will keep constant
y on hand full and complete assortment the best and
most approved patterns ofParor Cooking and Heating
Stoves ever brought to this market among which may
found the - a - ss5lsEs : :
Charter Oak, Comet, Prairie State;
Indian Hoosier State Ironton ard
Best Premium Cooking Stoves. E31&
Also: the following Parior Stoves: ,1fpst
Congress Albion. Castle, Home Nubian; ~
- Cottage. Self regulating Mound city;
Boston, Franklin and other Paror stoves.
AseCastings and Hollow Ware, Copper, Tin and shee.
Iron ware Of every description:
Connected with the above, have manufacturing es-
tabisment for the uaeure of all kinds Of Tin Con-
per and Sheet Iron wares and ordered work of all kinds
Copper Pipes Breechng and Chmneys steam Engines
Roofing, House gnttering and spouting, &C., &c
oct "a u WHITE
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

subscribers have sold their entire stock of Books,
consisting of Law, Medical School and Miscellaneous
Publications, to D. b. Cooke Co.. 1885, Lake Street, who
Will hereafter supply all orders received by We be-
speak for Messrs. Cooke Co.. continuance of the lib
sra patronage SO long bestowed upon u.s. assuring the
book buying public that they will find the establish
ment of Cooke Co., the largest and best selected stock
in the country and that they will f all orders promptly
and honoraby. Signed. A. II. c Burnley.
A. II. "a @. Burnley will still be found at their old
stand l24 Lake street, with complete stock of Blank
Books and Stationery. s so t'SsE ., r fs{tEIf r.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. %, 1866. -. ,t1-+,s IL "a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
Another Richmond in the Field!
BIG STOCK OF CLOTHING!!
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. AT
~ STURG1S' OLD STAND, JEFFEI.SON

~ STU III Hs, OHlDSIlANUe JEFFE1:SON
STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA.-The
undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens o.
Burlington and surrounding country that he has taken
the store formerly occupied by VIM Sturgs and opened
therein large and fashionable stock Of Ready.Madf
Clothing Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks and fun as
soren of Furnishing Goods, comprising every article
usually kept in first class Clothing store
My stock consists in part follows Overcoats Bust.
Coats, Dress and Frock Coats, Pantaloons Vests
Shirts Cravats Collars Stocks, Neck Ties Handkercbief
Suspenders Gloves, Umbrellas, Button Links &C. &c
The subscriber hopes by strict attention business and
by selling nothing but the best articles Low Prices to
receive liberal share of the custom of those who buy
their clothing ready -ulade 20
sep % G. A. RICHMOND
Jefferson street, 4 doors below Main South side Is