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Butte record., 1856-10-25
Sunday Items.

We are half inclined to Withhold from tbs
eyes of our readers who reside away from
Oroville, the story of the disgraceful deprav-
tiles and shameful behavior of portion OF
our people on the last Sabbath We are ret
rogading in morals, as Community, and
arc indeed fast becoming a bye word and a
reproach" among the well thinking portion
of society, both here and elsewhere.
Last Sunday, drunkenness, carousing and
fighting were the order of the day, and from
morning until day break Monday. there
was enacted one continual round Of revolt
ing brutalities
At a drinking house on doH'gollery St,
kept by one McNamee, as many as fifteen
fights took place during the day and night
one of which was one of the NEST beastly and
disgusting fights that we have ever heard
of. 1t was between tive Irishmen, named
Patrick Bradley and Patrick Leonard, and
resulted in the horrible mutilation of the
latter, having his face beaten to jelly, and
IA large portion of his right car bitten off
Sheriff slcTaughlin, was for some time,
prevented from Interfering by the bystand-
ers, and received severe blow on the head
from stone at the hands of some person
unknown. The combatarts were finally ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
Leonard entered a complaint beforc JUS
tice Elliott against Bradley for Mayhem -
The case was held over for trial to day at l
0 clock
Other fights occurred during the day, too
numerous to mention.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID. TOY Il OTTERSON.

Are receiving daily additions to their already spen
did stock OF CLOTHING, BOOTS IND SHOES
sc from their extensive Clolhing Warehouse in
san Francisco. To nil who wish to purchase, il
will be 10 their interest to give them call their
stock is the largest and best assorted in OroviIe.
ReInoiiiber, the Store is ON Montgomery street,
right opposite Huntoou's Exchange.
OroyilIe October u. 1856. oc2T
Butte record., 1856-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For Supervisor.

Please announce the name of Gen1 R. b MOORE
as candidate for erection to the Office of super.
visor of District No. ?, and oblise
MANY VOTERS
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

The friends Ui Air. :. l.. On Dsn. would respect
fully announce him candidate for the Office VI
Justice of the Peace tor Oregon Township.
MANY CITIZENS.
Spauishtown, Oct. TO- 1S56
Butte record., 1856-10-25

J. Y. JON Is announces himself candidate for
The office ot Constable Tor Ophr Township, the lrst
race which WI be the Alb oi November.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
0Hio.-The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the

OHio.--The Cincinnati Enquirer. Of the
21st uit, speaking of Mr.. Buchanan's chan
ces OF success in the State OF Ohio, says:
Although the campaign in Ohio did not
open early upon the part of the Democra-
cy as in some other States, such has been
the vigor with which it has been prosecuted,
and such the Union of feeling which actuates
its population, tina; if all the signs in the
political horizon do not fail, she will surely
vote for James Buchanan -
Butte record., 1856-10-25

GAMBLIHa.-Mr. Swaringes vas arrested
and brought before Justice Elliott on com
plant of Messrs. Watson & McDermott, on
charge of Illegal gaining lie was tried by
jury and honosa5ly acquitted.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
tgDR. A. Ball. offers his professional

~ DIR. A. BALL, offers his professional ser
the citizens oi OrUyille aid vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment OF
the various diseases incident to this climate he hopes
10 give satisfaction
Special attention given to Diseases Of rriyats ma
ture rheumatism, &c. which he cure without the
use of mercury.
o,rics, front room, go Il, United s,u;b. Hotel,
up atairs-Oroyille. ocl-u
Butte record., 1856-10-25

" The Adrian Watchtower saws that
three hundred Germsns Of the town of
North Bend Indiana, who had intended to
vote Tor FIsm'at. have nov determined to
support Ba:hanau.
Butte record., 1856-10-25

ANOTHER OLD LINE WIG FOR BUcHAN-
AN.--Hon. {. Iitdon, Formerly whig
Speaker of the Rhode Island Assembly, now
resident in Attltboro' Mass . is an avowed
adFocate of MIR Burhanan's election
Butte record., 1856-10-25
A word for I,u1t. County.

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during the present campaign, is that OF
every description useful and ornamental articles al
the iuneer Variety Store and Yankee Notions Depot.
Washington Block, Myers street Srd door from Mont
gomery, Oroyile. ocl3u
Butte record., 1856-10-25

r1~A countryman trading at dry goods
store in Hartford, recently. refused bill Of
the Charter Oak Bank in change. on the
Er0rul that as the charter oak had fallen
the bill was perfectly worthless.
Butte record., 1856-10-25

We are authorized to announce the name of
Y D. WITT. as n candidale fer Constable, for the
Township % Ophir, at th- ensuing ecciion. o9'
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COL DEM YE.
'ruly yours

Gs- The Edie American State Council, of
Pennsylvania met last week, after the choice
Of officers, adjourned without expressing
any preferences for the Presidency 4 res
and Donnelson, but it was not acted upon.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
NO IICE.

The friends Of {. W. oflLES, of Spqnishtown,
rr pose to elect him Justice OF Tie Peace Oregon
Tow dship, at he ensuing l=ctt1n
Butte record., 1856-10-25

~ Twenty thousand persons attended a
Democratic Mass meeting in Salem, Chic, on
the y tn uit. 1t was one Of the most enthu-
siastit gatherings ever held in the Buckeye
State. John Van Buren, was among the
Speakers.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE OF The PEACE.

j. I ELLIOT Announces himself rs d candidate
for election to the Office of Justice the Peace for
Jphir Township.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR CoNSTABT.E

The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN announce him
as a candidate for Constable OF ophir Township at
the ensuring election, subject to the Democratic
Co INVENTION. o2O
Butte record., 1856-10-25

f.7:~ Gerritt Smith is out in a long letter
in which he says; As you are aware, do
not attach that great importau%e to The ep-
Proachiug election which so many do.
have come to despair of the peaceful termi-
ntion of slavery. 1t must 90 out in brood
The time for abolising it at the ballot box
has gone hy never to return"
Butte record., 1856-10-25

FEDERAL 0FFIUERs.-The Sacramento
Union of the oath, INDUCED in its usual an
nual whine about Federal Ofice holder.
making Democratic speeches
Butte record., 1856-10-25
tuk OONoIABLE.

SMITH w. GAAihREt anlVuhces himself as a
Candidate Tor Constable for Uphir Township, tho
siIlng eIec, ion.
Butte record., 1856-10-25

Finr.--from the appearance last night
there was evidently an extensive confagra-
ton in the vicinity of Marysville.
Butte record., 1856-10-25

KENTUCKY.-The Louisville Journal says
Fillmore is losing ground in Kentucky,
and and Fremont and Buchanan are gein-
ing"
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

The friends OF Nr. A c. BROWN, would respects
fully announce him as cand dte for the office Of
Justice oi the Peace for Ohlr Township.
MARY VOTERS.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR CONSTABLE.

j. w. DUNN announces hmseI a candidate for
Constable Of Ophr Township, subject to the nomna-
lion oil The Democratic convent H.
Butte record., 1856-10-25

The friends of McMALSON, the Sprinkler, an
nounce his a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable of Ophlr Thownship. ut the coming electien-
Butte record., 1856-10-25

Va 4 town meeting was held at New
Haven, CT, on the Goth ult., for the choice
of Assessors. The Democrats elected all
their officers
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR CONSTABLE.

l.. B. HOLEMAN. ANNOUNCES h,, .e.f as an In ie
pendent Candidate for The office OF Constable of
ophir Township.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
For CONSTABLE

The friends 'of J. LOGAN. OF Oroville, propose
Ophir Township. ocsu.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOX CON STAoAG

II. W. CALkVN Announces hItuSet a candi
date for Constable OF Ul.hr To" nshp, subject tbe
nomination. ol the Democratic onventiun. ocl4
Butte record., 1856-10-25

10 Five thousand German citizens of
Ohio, recently had a glorious
Buck AMI Bteck gathering in that place.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE Or rAE PEACE.

JUtN JONEc announces hiInscu hs il candidate
Tor Justice o the Peace ior Upnr nship, al The
SUNG election
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

The friends Of J. G. LAWTON, Jk. hereby an
uounce him as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
for Ophr Tow nshp subject to the norninatun of the
Democratic convention olOs
Butte record., 1856-10-25

sg- BLANK DEEDS -GARYnAS, Of the 4" News
Depot has iust received Blink Deeds of ever,
rely. Call and see Them. ...
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FOR CONSTABLE.
FoR CONSTAHrE.

Il. L. PATT,N announces nuns self as a candidate
for Constable, Tor Ophir Township.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
EOR CONSTABLE
TOM NAIL q

TOM NALL, of Spdnshtown, is a Candidate
for Constable OF Oregon Township at the ensuing cleo
fion
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOX CUNSTnDAE.
FOR CONSTABLE.

JOHN WILLIAMS announces himself as Candi
date Tor Constable of Ophir Tow nship
Butte record., 1856-10-25

gg-The Telegraph IS about to be extend
ed from AIurphy's to Carson Valley.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

JOHN T.. kEETCH announces himself a candi-
ship.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FOR CONSTABLE

2. II. THOMPSON. the peoples Independent
candidate for Constable for Jphir township
Butte record., 1856-10-25

5,s- Prccocity, generally sfeaEing, We
consider to be the most Objectionable trait
in childhood Yet where it exists purely rs
intellectual endowment, associated with all
the sentiments of a child, an exception may
justly be claimed, and we cannot but ap-
plaud that talent which exists unconscious
of its own existence.
The following lines were conceived and
written l,v q child not yet thirteen years OLD
Il resident q this town, and pupil of Mr..
Wiley. The lines betray a fertility of imag
nation and q power of expression almost
inconceivable in enc SO young:
THE JUDGMENT DAY.
Asoer the hills passed one day
l niet happy group AT play,
Whose ruddy cheeks and sparkling eyes
Told not of Mother in the skies-
OF Mother meath the clod so cold.
How ve-y often they are told
That she viii not again a.1s5,
But they viii rletl her in The skies
Will meet her when the trump shall say,
Arise ii fs The lodgment DAY.
RUTH p
We have Also, Zone crude but pretty line
rapping this community severely on the
knuckles, entitled The Sabbath Day in
Oroville,'' which, when space permits, We
may publish.
Butte record., 1856-10-25
EOR SUPERVISOR.
PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

!. ". RUFfUM Is a candidate Tor Supervisor ii
Distr,ct Mo-
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MEDICINES.


IN =
ali arising from pseraered Liver or sueh
Acdy oftho Stomach Nausea Heartburn disgust Tor rooa
Fulntss weight IN the Stomach Sour trne,Hons sinking
Hurried and difficult breathing Iutterng a the Heart 'nohk
s %s % Of %SSa boz or bsfs the sight Fever Dull
Pain In the iiead deficiency refsprao nrowness OF he
Sudden rush,s of Heat burning In the Flesh constant 'mng
ngs oi Evil and great depression oi Spirits can be
y cured by Doo1fn HootI Asns et1fnnArtp aaRMAN
RIrTERS preparodby pr G. NJ jackson, Ooiman Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch ST. door below sixth lhind'ph
Their pon diseases IL not cNcood eqna
ed by any preparation In the United states a. The cures
attest In many sklf phi, sicians had failed
These Bes worthy the attention Of nvaids Possess
sing great In the rechca,on of the liver and lesser
glands exercising the most searching power In weaknesssnd
affections OF tho digestive organs they are wh" se e'"n
Fob 9th, lsbo said e" entirely out oi tho GERMAN Dit
cs They have become al IL" ass No,S se s,a s,'
ION isai "a area Mcdcnew have uniformly refralned
from End % n public amy y, S d "
value Among those consider worthy ot notice ~ he
omnn Diers nvcntodby DR. noodand aud preparedby DIR
jackson Philadelphia One ensanec in particular which
the superior virtues Of this medicine have been tested has a
observation During the last summer son OF
Mr. Abra Crah of this county was yer, seriously nheeed
with Liver Complaint aud aS Ss n IN vH ao, nsna
somnch rolie, his distressing maiany, aa nn
Thcy are entirely vegetable free from all Injurious ingred
cn,s always strengthen tho ss.m and m never a
retail by apothecars aud storekeepes every town hthe
Sold seiS l., sTnornrR 4 WHITEHEAD, \, IL. TnoMP,
son 4 co. and j. II, SEAY CO, Lynchbnrg, and by
dealers In medicine everywhere. lsep pots
vuVHE POETRY OF PuyssC.-Aycr'- pills,
glide sugarfhod the palate. hu, their energy, al
though wrapped up, c and toa with giant force on tho
very There thousands OF sufferers
who would not stempers they knew they could
Try Ayers pills and you VIII know H.
Purify the blood aud liroase Will be starved out.
Cleans the system from impurities and YOU nre cured al
ready.
Take this hesi uf all Purgaves aud Scroiu, indgeson
Weakness Headache Backache Sidencbc Jhundee, the
mnts. arrangements Of the Liver Kidneys ana Bowels All
Inll I,spns
reach Nv before them Ike dnrk rkness before the sun
Reader suffering from of the numerous eoni'
plants they morothe remedy has boon pro.
,dod for YOU and 1t Is criminal to neglect II,
That Ayers Cherry Poctoral Is the host medicine Tor
known the whole world and that Ayers lllH arc
the pills known to those who have used them
Prepared by DR. ! G. AVER, Chemist Low ell, MaaH. and
nd by all respectable Druggists every where Jan 3a
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GslNlsEK'a q " ] n I. VII Htst
have long the highest reputation in the
United States THE PRIZE-A GOLD MEDAl-has re-
Gently awarded to them at the great Exposition at me
palace of Industry in Paris and thus they have the Worlds
verdict of superiority.
Great Just been added that they run
without noise operator double the ordinary
sneed so that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN \ DAY. 80,
The clothing and shoe manufacturing Establishments
the these machines exclusively They are com
nneu to nenrn every the perfect style
As there numbersot inferior or entirely worth
sewing machines of the Derow llodgesi Avery WI
but used advantage, we hereby oher to re-
ceive ali such machines uninproyed of
manufacture IN NEW AND LATEST IMrRoI I'D
,ruIyrs on liberal terms All old machines thus obtained
by MS will and destroyed For particulars apply
hy letter or personally at our New Nork once
N B-Local Agents wanted 10 make sales OF our improved
uewing machines persons properly qualified for the bust
ness rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
mcni is offered. NJ siNur-,. q ",
BRANCH OFFICES q Hanover ST. Boston , ia@ VRssnn s,
q, Philadelphia Baltimore St, Baltimore 223 ainut
6, Cincinnat 1871 st Charles St, New Orleans Glover
vile n Y }34 Broad St, Newark, \. j. NOV 22-d3m
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

RICUMoND ADVCpTJSEMENTS
SAsD NV AAs AAoAsAsA A1A' A~'
AyOVnsr ~, ,,.,uC,,.~,rs GAu,ss,us 4
~ DSrrna ~, !" - , - ~ y =. ~, ; ~, ~
respectfully call the Merchants Farmers and others
syiug In country who ncpd visiting Rehm this soasonu
my large aud general assortmento Boots, I'D IN
vi Sc ss my stocl has h..n se,,rtsd hy -N1lN l,lW
~ mys,lf Win rro, car, sni,,ha f,r ~, AA-A-aA'
Virginia rale. ,na lar ,r,Inn ., a., coos hnvins b,e
purchased for cash hacr myself that can Hs Kr~e
Inducements 10 Merchants and Farmers and all n want rs
any ohor house East North South either by the pachaE
nr dozen TO which call the attention ei all want as they
nnlt hxe
" a. Hill Nannnrtnrrr and
Dealer In pno,s shoes ,rn,nls rnret Hays
yalis,s Sc vboesal, and retail No lo1
sen Its Main street Rlrhmond Va
---.-.
ANNNPOW DEH tEAS.-sno half chests extra hne
~ W NPoNpER TEAS imported by us ny snip Oneida,
from shanghai Also hno assortment OF HACK fEAs,
from medium quality TO tho finest imported These Teas We
offer to tho rado as low they be had In the country
For sale ny EDMOND, DAVENPORT a Co.
UNO TOBAONONuSTS.-Ncar 10
l. SANED-Aecording the Published OF the South.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
WHY PURCHASE PIANOS r. ROM IRIsE-
w SPoNSlBLE TRAVELLING AaENTS' when you
get Petersburg tho best quality mot second rate)
prices which will be guaranteed To he low the
North or South from r. l. NASH. Piano Forte Dealer
Of Sycamore and bank SITS, Petersburg.
ALWAYS on hand hetw 10 and 10 Pianos to select from
nearly all VARYING q ylr aud finish. %
FDNhc uagic Gnstor.-Call Mt MUIR 4 STEVENS, lat
Il door above Iowols Hotel Petersburg and and
beautiful article of Casi3rs tdec lts
Thinner nnd Tea sei-.-Frenoh China, Plain, Gi and
- Decorated Dinner and Tea Setsina received fresh
supply supply. Also stone Ware, white Granite
proa Stone Dinner Sets which anxious 20 close out be-
inre moving Now h the time for bargains.
Gail rs lst door above PowelIs Hotel, pctcrsburg.
dec Its MUIR a STEVENS.
uDETEKsRlRl AGAINST TIE WORLD |!
IL established fact that the finest and superior
stocks of Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods be
found in our city.
would thanks friends and customers OF
Iynchburg Virginia their liberal
during the past year aud would further add that will be
thankful for any ORDERS during thu year 1856
have aw hand large stock uf FINE CLOTHING
and FL FINISHING GOODS, all made to my order In the
manner being connected with other houses In
the manufacturing iuc clothing offer Inducements
that rarely with also keep hand large stock Of
Cloths Cassineres and Vesngs which will make
faes style My CT TIER is known throughout tho
States Virginia and North GRrona3 being superior to
thR has lived 10 the Of thirty
Mr. JOHN WHITE Will warrant to give the best FIT and
workmanship be had In any city North or South
Direct your letters THOMAS W. ROYSToN
jan is Noij Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
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lVHAMPAIGNE WlNE.-Juse received and
u for sale lot of superior Champagne Wine in quart and
pint bottles tian 22-tsl LEE JOHNSON
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UNIRE. LIFE A. MARINE tNsuUANCE.-
II Iygc6bpyg Hose & Fire Insurance ComPdny-Tbis Com
panv makes against loss or damage by Fire. on
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
ings goods and merchandise generally In
town and country the most favorable terms.
Also makes the lives OF all persons enjoying
good health and tor the whole duration OF
life. limited period
employed in ordinary occupations WIZ DC ensured on
reasonable terms.
The Company viii take marine risks from and to any of
The Northern or Southern Ports at favourable rates
BOARD DIRECTORS
John ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ COBBS, Tice Presidenf.
SAMPSON DlUGtID, CliJ Engineer
DIRECTORS.
Don T. C. Peters Dexter Otey,
cooroe " yane.y Samuel Garland
William r Anderson Joseph B Nowln,
Johu o. Taylor, James VI foyu' va
CREED +. WILLS, Secy.
DR. 4. IL Gilmer, Medical Examiners
DIR VIM. 0tway owen.
The Mcdca of subjects for Insurance viii be
made at of the Company each day between tho
hours of and 4 o'clock. +. NJ. RELY,
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
AVa Pure Juice Port Wine French Brandy sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Schclam Sehnas,
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for medc
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
IN Druggist
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MODIFICATION has this day disposed Of his
entire In the of Stgler McEldery Co.,
Peters, Of the firm In retiring from the bust
thank my friends and tho public for their patronage
md would ask a continuance to my successors,
OCTOBER LIST, 1855. kO. MCELDEkY.
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L,,sx !. " sHTA.,cnUm,ALC CAsE'

xNbSuA - W u HAUus ISL eSuAs
- Just received new supply OF these
fercnt In shape and appearance, but poas
cd advantages Of tho old style.
Tho Increasing popularity Of these Oa
their almost universal adoption, both Al
IL the best recommendation 81 tiieir iiIahy
Mahogany. Walnut and Poplar Coihr
hand. Of every size.
Burials attended with promptnoss and
siblc attention pad. Charges MATERIAL,
op "a p1ts-Rrp eppy. I'D %
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The above rates are via River slight advance is
charged if sent way by Railroad No Storage Charged
o. Goods through line. Consign to
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES RIcHMoND.-Sterns & Brummel, Tinsley,
Tariy Co. Selden Miller, j, H. Claiborne, j. w wright
& Co. Chas r WORKMAN & Co. Shields Sommerylle and
E1monds, s. Co june 23ts
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NNuvnANNs,pATENT plat.

A tNRD.-Ga th. citizens OF bsyUCbburg mad
N TIIESlRRoU NDiNG GCoUNTRf.-Ifyou wish To pnr-
chase call Main street opposite tho
Warwick House. Morsc hook store, aud You will nnd
which he surpassedn quality of touch and
tone beauty aurh and durability Of workmanhpnli Of
which win be aod ut New York prlcea
Every Instrument will he warranted In every respect Call
youiprVcs Music of all descriptions from
and modern always on hand and for
all Musical Instruments repaired aud tuned
place your nnos In the hands Of pcons ho hayeno
Of the profession. but call NJ the above place.
YOU w realize entire sasaetion aud wheIe all orders
VIII be promptly filled. dee lph
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vuNHE undersigned will continue the business Of Sgler
MeEdery CO., without farther change, under the style
and firm Of JAMES A. STIGLER g. co All persons hav
Ing claims against the firm Of Stglcr McEldery Co.. viii
present undersigned for payment and all indebted
win make payment TO them. .ibh8a3 5st.
our Stock Of New Fall Winter Goods Is complete,
surpassed by any the market We ask OF our
friends and the public a call J. A. STIGLER,
oc d.ts d. I, G. PETERS.
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V1ANTEp ArtTV-rWENTY VEST AND PANT
w Ai0)NNAhFR, hut first rate hands neeI Apply
W 80 GLASS RAINF.
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4 M aACK9 SALT
VU 30 bags RtD Goase-a superior Asttole; so
: 4 superior of Cheese and Figs, toGether with
an os.ortment OK wooden ware Asos upesior t q 0rosn
and Black Teashe article offered In h market
Give us q call and guarantee satsfActlon. .-
jan 29.ts fa4Tf-IIl-1 - CkAWEO9O - 4lCaA1On-
10era6.lioe wiah Ieeks, s9itable fer 0eh1elp, .
II so cents, At lie lssI AokShs
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4 fresh supply OF bird seed, Canary, Rape nnd
N Hemp for sale by .......
STROTHER a. WHITEHALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-04

uDI.ANK HOOKS, BLANK BOOkS.-PayMO
ID & CHRISTIAN have In store and for sale large and
selected Of Blank Books aud satinnary to
hch they would call the attention Of all In want of SUCH
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-04

UNINE IRISH POTATOEs.--We have in
fine Irish Potatoes for table for sale by the
hltsiel retail an 9l-ts LEE a. JOHNSoN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-04

Droma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Green "nh hiar"
- TEAS for sale by ,,rr,,r.D
dec l4ts STROTHER WHiihhEap'