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MODEL GovERSoR.-lt is difficult to max,
people realize the incredible indignites thai
are put upon the Free State people of Kan
sas, and how grossly they are treated b,
those who ought to be strictly impartial
i hey seem to suspect exaggeration of course
But, absolutely. only a 1.-THE Of the truth is
told. Such thing as we are about to re-
late, for instance, seems impossible, vet the
reporter, Mr.. Redpath, says if it is denied he
VIII furnish an abundance of unquestonablc
ahiaavits.
During the late sacking of houses by the
Missouri mob under the authority of the
Governor, Shannon himself assisted in the
searching of premises for arms, ammunition
e'c.' peeplng into closets, emptying trunks,
ana feeling Of mattresses, and, entering the
house of one Mr.. Walker, in that laudable
pursuit, and meeting Mrs. Hazletine, he
asked her where her husband was. She said
she did not know, and asked him what he
waited of her husband. The irate Governor.
drunk, and steadying himself by piece of
furniture, replied: ''lf Tcatch him I'll Gu.
!" his ID black heart out of him. and YOURS
"too, madam. if you don't take care.''
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=, w capt. Jones was great traveller, and
IKE other travellers, fond of telling large
stories, some OF which being doubted, he
proved by making afhdayiteof their truth
The following eptaph was inscribed on his
tombstone:
Tread softly. mortais, o or the bones
vi thu worlds wond-r Capt Jones
no told his glorious deeds 10 MANY
Butneser was believed by any
Possarity, let this suffice
lie swore all g true yet here he LIES"
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Will be held in the several counties of the
FIRST Congressional District, at the following
times and places, at O'Clock p. ". to-w;,.
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ESMERELDA;
THE MUMMY.

Prices of Admission Dress giroe 20 cents 1alIrry
10 c"nts. Doors open Mt o'clock, curtain will rise
ut "a.
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bARNrA AND Ills 'sFRiESDs IN NxEp..-A
communication signed by about one thousand
cilizens, addressed to Mr.. Barnum, is pub
iishei, rendering him series of theatrical
dement's, concerts, etc., with the view of i'm
proving his financial affairs. lob Thumb
also tenders his services in any way in which
they can best promote the object proposed.
Mr.. Barnum, however, respectfully declines
these offers OF assistance, and hopes that his
friends will appreciate his desire to live I'M
Illuminated by sense Of dependence.
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CRACKERS. cKACkERS,
DIIlE III II IL ALLOW W WIAf L. A 4

CUSTOMERS:
I'ilAl In consequences of bis being about ~ busld
\ and eniars@ ms Machine Cracker aud Ire sa
BAKERY he val not be able after two weeks to at
tend u any ordcrs for at least 3 months
lie requests those IA want 10 give him speedy no
ties. r. t.AILpWaY
lel-f JOHNSON ST., hstwe en- Sd and tth
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~ The Cincinnati Ga-eae saws the nom.
ihation OF Buchanan falls still-born upon
TINT community, and causes not the slightest
enthusiasm to the utter disappointment and
great chagrin Of the faithful. But it's tho
common report from every quarter.
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RESEGADEs, BoTu.--It is common re-
mark,--a conceded truism, that q renegade
- more violent than an original. Buchanan
was long Federalist, Of the alien and sedi-
ton stamp, having supported those acts, and
the administration Of John Adams. and
even ESQ it is said on good authority de-
clared, "if | thought there was drop Of
Democratic blood in me, would omen nv
veins and let it out" SO Breckenridge
was once a Wing, and on certain import-
ant occasion, cmphatically remarked, 81
" have always gloried in being a Wing"
hn' the nn'e--;sca ,aus: ta.a. them, with
their obnoxious antccedents.
: lRtE, . kfsu. Mr.. Pierce was waited
90 by a process on after the nominations ~
Buchanan, and made speech, in which he
said:
I" Men become comparatively Insignificant.
except as Instruments"
Was ever trucr thing said of men IN the
hands of tho democracy 1t is the
bitter biography Of Cass, of Pierce, of
Douglass, and of how many more Of their
great leaders, who sunk from the moment
'heir degrading mission terminated.
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To the Public.

II AflN1 determined, hereafter, to do an exclu-
nveiy casa business In retail de par an ent
We are prepared To sell all kinds Of lats Caps, Bon
nefF, &c, at greatly Reduced prlees. Our stock lie
now very complete, and Keep nothing bu, the
Beet grades of goods always have the latest
aud VIII sell lower FIR cash than the common grades
are sold oncredit. SO come on with your dimes
60 All kinds of Millinery work done 10 order
at the shortest notice.
Oct. 25.-dtf ID. r. HUMPHREY A GAGE
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Gentlemcn's Furnishing

ME have just received, in addition 10 our we'll
W selected stock u Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ings, large and splendid selection Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, of the latest styles and newest pat
terms.
we ARE now prepared to dress our customers with
every article of Clothing suitable for eentem IN .
wardrobe and article will be allow ed 10 be TAX
from our house that does fit and pcase in every
particular KELLY 4 HURLEY
my2Ud&wIm
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fUED, ruAs r apRuAn "a w pno
Ford, Gorham & Ford.
BANKERS

49,. xANxA64tO,
Ahlri ST. one door south Of Main, keokuk. Iowa
REFERENCES
metropolitan Bank, New York
W insloH, Lanier 4 Co., New York
w A. Howe. pres,., Boston
Geo. W. Thayer, Prest.. ISpston;
n. oeldan Ihayer, caahr, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
L. III Burch 4 Co.. chicago;
Carpenter 4 Ford, Cincinnati
Darby Brksiaie, -. Louis;
I. r. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland
lunr i0lAw
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LINZ MEM
BOA R DING. I!

A FEWgenteel day boariers can he n . ,u,mod,ted
\ II Application be male seon to the undersigned
al the Pavilion, Concert street, between "a and I'd
June i3d2w Il BLAINE
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r.. II. 4 ID. ~. ROR

-. DtNECFs IN AtMI ENtAte.
ohice over banking House Of Ford, Gorharn Ford
JnnclOdSw KEoKUK, IOWA.
AeOkuk Furniture Munu1actOry
Eleventh. Street bet. Main cad Johnson. Kxokuk Iotra
kILBOURNE a DAVIS.
N ANUFACTUREKS AND Wholesale Deal
4sI ers in all kinds VI Cabinet Ware Orders from
adisanee respectfully solicited, and promptly at
tended to as If selected in person. carefully hacked
and forwarded to all parts OF the country
keokuk, June 10 '5G-ISw
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Oct. -b.-Itf. ID. Y. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.


NNEhave now on hand full supply II Hats Of
w the spring style, 10 which W. invite the at
'ention VI merchants and tbs public generally
my9dAw ID. \. HUMPHREY AGAGE
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LII NJ stIK.

AIshE undersigned now have stock Of Logs ard
canfurnish almost any amount OF Lumber to
orlsf on mort notice Also, Laths Of good quality
worked Flooring, Surfaced Lumber de-
Fire Wood.
fire wood, sawed in stove lengths, or otherwise,
furnished at the mill for So per cord
June od3m HIATT 4 UARBINE
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house on I2th street.
SMITH Il VANsICkLEN


10 acres II timber land four miles from the CITY
bi0 acres Of Land within three miles Of the city
252 acres, 90 acres under cultivation, near Camsr-
60. liberal credit will be given.
EOS acres, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from the city Terms easy.
SMITH d vANSICKLEy
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This Evening, Monday, June 10th, will BE- per-
formed, for the first time in this city, the beautiful
and Romantic Drama, from tAe Freuc of Alex Du.
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Epe Nreep'sf-e'eP
anu then the sound tapers off so softly and 9,
musicaliy, that no letters can do il Justice ,,
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LOOK HEREBY!
MULLEN or taken of Of the Levee through mis-
- take, boxes merchandise, discharged by the
steamer ~ uba" April 18th. marked "Hesse 4 Gar
rett, burlington, Iowa Any information regard
ing them will be thankfully received and suitably
rewarded, by CONNABLE, SMYTH 4 co.
myI5-d3Ot
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| SOFI HATS, black, eiaret, tan. brown aud drab,
- Of every variety II style, just received, by
myS-dtw h. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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FOR SALE,

farm oE i2o acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins, and barn 30x4O sit uated Is
irnm hepsnA. IN sight of, and one mile and a half
from the Mississippi. Ierms--one third cash. the
halance IN one or two YEAR. Price, $2l per acre
Title indispniable. SMITH SANsIChLEN.
IGOR oALE-A house and two lots in pontoosac
Illinois. Apply to
SMITH & VANSICkLEN
INoh sALE-Two new brick dwelling house,
L. Apply coon. Possession immediately
SMITH EANsICkLEy
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NOTICE.
SAM'L HENDERSON, is hereby notified that IL
~ his Thrcshing Machine is not called for with
in 30 days, il will be sold to pay charges, by
june6-dSOd C0NNABLE, SMYTH 4 CO.
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70 - rPenters, Builders, nd Ol he ..
"OOD Turning. Scroll and Fancy Saving done
to urdcr Mt tine ksokuk Furniture Manufacto-
ry, corner Of Johnson and II tn streets
June ibdkwH kILBOURNE h DAVIS
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ICEy ICE!!
Tee promptly delivered daily, in any part OF the
town, in any quantity to suit customers
Orders may be left at liamill Co. q Grocery
apr30-d j. A. RALSTON 4 co.
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INSURANCE!
1NIRE, Life and Marne Insurance effected in the
substantial companies named below Their
combined cap tai amounts to 81 200 200, ---
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
Etnn Insurance 20.
Etna Life Insurance Co.
Once corner OF Main and Second streets.
myluuim w. w. BELkNAP. Apen,
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800 boz. Lsghvrn and straw hats, just received
by ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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1900 DOE. palm leaf hats, just received at the
stare of D. h. HUMPHREY A GAGE
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100 Cases silk aud straw bynnets, al the store of
nysdtw ID. +. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
JAkASOI4s and Umbrellas, an endless variety, al
the store OF u. +. HUMPHREY aAGR.
myydAw
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NJ ILLINEki GOODS Of all kinds q large stock
1v1 constantly on hand, at the store If
myvdAw d.. II. HUMPHREY GAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
y E. ruHL1aAsfos- on THE AmE"s-

" CAN :. = UNION
FRUITS O INDUSTRY the lIFF OF ADAM cLARkE---
very interesting volume aud should be read by all ages,
socts and denominations
hasa ANY s highly interesting and scssonablc volume
MEMOIR Doll Young Misses WI be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
i ROHk-Ne need call attention this
y"tume-thc title will secure that.
school DAYS REVIEWED students should ia read
this volume.
THE SAD MisrAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and delty the mistakes which often in the
religious training of families Parents don't Won need this
book
FHE GREAT QuEsroS is great book 1t treats of great IN
ter,s1s VIII vou read it
the above and the publications OF the American =
Union generally such rs Libraries Teacher Helps. question
Books Hymn Books Maps Mis canCous volumes, be
had Payne Christian book Store Lynchburg, Va
r. e. JENNINGS
l3fS SnIlt Am :. Mon
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e.. ,tt..11lh IHR0UGm FMOM nr.nANAs !.


Fare from LynchbuTg Buchanan ..............s.t
u hlthhoni. ~
From Lyuchburg Charlottesville .............. :,
On and after the I'D of October Packet Wta'r
buchanan at 8 \. NJ, and Lynehhurg J. Nj. Aana''
Wednesday and Friday, aud arrive in Richmond scctd a
at . O clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynrllurg at D.
reach Srottosyc at 10! \. NJ day aud arrive - t
lottesviiIe AT - + NJ Leave IynchhuTg fer Btchana
Lexington at d a. NJ, Monday Ncdnesday aud friia.
arrive AT L. VI.
From Lyuehburg to Richmond time ard distance
card below
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EH OSE CLARK, by Fanny Fern;
He The Red eagle. poem OF the South by A. Is Meek
Leaves from Family Journal;
A Basket of Chips by Broughman;
tioftcy Moneton. bv Miss Moody;
Lucy Bostow. or, " omaRS Rights and Spiritnalsmi
ppr Country men, eminent Americans;
Idhburg KcvioH London Quarterly
The kmeNcrbokcr; The Eclectic
M.lner of Prcniiss, by his brother.
AIso-Fancy Goods new supply, Just received at
~ MORSE'S.
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INITIAL EENEFir LsFE INSURANCE

w COMPANY
=
Losses III To datt Ies, Ib2 "a
l)lNtdeHtS paid TO 'itlt. botgS2
This CamPanyis paying dirdegds. theRsartd Of
81 por
paid in Richmond over..........,....s 10000
losses paid IN the Sate of Virginia oYer....... IU0GuD
On pucs fni OF LIE hali thu premium may paid
a note bearing interest a per cent
All lussus are paid promptly.
DR. W,i. s MORRIS.
Medical Examiner Lynehburg.
II. W. KNOWLES, Agent,
dee 7dzw Richmond, Va.
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RnoKs. STATIONERY, &C.

<r,ItRIsTRIAS GIFTs.--psyme Il Christian have
now on hand aud receiving variety OF beautiful
B5Ls and Fancy Gods the Christmas holidays Call aud
them
Wilkes Gallery 81 fine plates price s2"i
court Of Quc en- Victoria lQ0 splendid steel plates
ilnden q allery Branty 100 splendid steel plates;
Lodges lusous Personages <fo Illustrations
Portraits of British Noble Lados-nhe plates
Wayerly GaeryPorlras OF the Female characters in the
writings Of Scott; -.
heroine Of shakespcaro--beautifnlly illustrated
characteristics of Nomcn by Mr. Jamsoni
,eora Regions Of the Conquerers and the Con
quered;
To Republican Court American Society In the Days OF
Washing tuIi--eli CANT;
Women ii the Old and New Tesameut-iustrated with col
ored plates
Romance ii American Landscape
The " orks of Haearth
Birds Of the lIbls--very pretiyi
Humt Authors AID lone ARTISTS
Floral Keepsake;
Gus Leaves III American Poetry
Book # Beauty
The poctca Works Byron Shakespeare Burns cowper
lIenans Moore Montgomery Scott, Milton s'efk White
Campbell Gray Topper, L1ngfclow, sigourhey Rogers
d., &c, all elegantly bound aud Illustrates
Animals Tor IS.tr--s1inc thirty different styles:
beautiful Paie MachIe, Desks Portfolios
Work Boxes Ink Stands, &c. Paper Weights Gard Cases.
Jrwory ases Porte Monaiesi tabas. &c
Bibles, Praye and BOOKS
elegantly bound.
Win great variety Of Books suitable for children
aec2
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EIFTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS, in almost
N endless variety, embracing
10 Varieties Of Administrations sizes;
Galleries q Female Heads
American Landscape;
Flowers and Flower Painting;
Books OF Beauty;
Home Authors aud Artists;
Standard beautifully bound and iustrateda great va
riety;
Bibles, from 80 cents to SlG
PRAYER and Hymn }ooks--inany kinds;
Iapier Machic Desks Work Boxes, Portfolios, &c;
Ros,N pod and Mahogany nesks--various sizes;
Gabas, Porto Monaics aud Card Receivers
Leather TRAY cling Desks
Also, Chircns Books in almost varietycolored and
plain, large and sniall-froIn / cent to ~ so.
Please call and examine goods and prices at
dec oats MORSES.
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ANEW HOOKS! Fancy Articles and Music
~ A Good Time Cuinngi
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
Knickerbocker Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song @ the Hiawatha, by Longiellow;
Harper for January, ls56,
large lot Of Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE WALKUPS
New Hook Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
dscDD -Its
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iMoSD MONDAY .LEAvE LYNCuBrKG NoNnt'
SUMNER INFRINGEMENT. T.

~ ~ 1ahE EtfECF 10Th 4PRTt4-- Ill .ftr--Il.
THROUGH FROM PETERSBU KG TO
va NEVILLE IL ONE DAY IA passenger tram OF ca
leaves the depot of the Suu-SidC Railroad in Pcraut
LNEkl DAY Sundays eXeepted) at o'clock a M ann
at the Junction with the Richmond aud Danlc Railroad car
nj eau a. M FarmvId 935 and and ut Lnnthbure l.
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Tonne
See Railroad for the West.
Down train leaves ynhbuTg at o'clock 7. after the ar
rival of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad cars ron NV
west; arrives Of the Junction at 40 F. and at Peterson
at 30 p. M -
Passengers by this take the splendid steai>
ROANOKE for New York EVERY SATURDAY at oUtE
a m, the steamship JAMESTOWN. every WEINEEnn
DAY, at O'Clock and the steamships for Philade'|
every Monday and Thursday afternoon. =. On
Fare from Petersburg to Lyneh6urg ~
BHrksville.. ...........'' ~
Farmyille.. a.
he mail train will stop only the regular stations ai"
q In nrI tntfl ns
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\ 1CalHOND AND n0sIUN LsNE

These vessels the first class built expressly this
trade and have superior accommodations fol Iass,hbos
They commanded by cNI ciienccd CAPTAINS well quail
fed Tor the trade and who will spare accom-
Inodate
They will be owed and down the rivor by steam AMI
may be relied sail promptly as adv eltistd Merchants
going North ordering goods Boston. viii il %
their interest to ship by this line it Is liz tIy regular Lt
and freight viii away be taken a. l., iy Any ,htI
sells and effort viii be made by the kel.
ana Boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hoI TO succeed in claiming full
share of patronage
The vessels wi lie in Richmond AT the Dock and ,s
ton at Rowes Wharf.
DANID& WM. CrRRlE, Riclmord .
ALLEN IL WEL1tH boston, -se'''
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BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co, DEALERS IN TX.
- IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING. Inyit, tle A..
tention their friends TO their unr
vailed extensive FALL GOODS comprisfu as
does in great variety and completeness natc
al article pertaining to the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea of the
variety and richness Of present can only be had nv
personal examination Below found partial st of
of the leading articles
OVER-COATS-A most elegant assortment of these ,,,r
nens ~ the most desirable materials coors and stveaI
mas, Registers and Cloaks.
DRESS AND FROCK CoATS-rhose sold NJ This es,ah
shment are not surpassed IN prccscncs taspncss
cut general excellence Of workmanship &c being In These re-
spects aroyk
BUSINESS COATS of every material r,,gip, Ia ,,r,,
from 81 SIC 7e " 30
PANTS-Black CASHMERE Doe Skin Crane C,ssir,ero
from fine dress medium sad tow price: Fancy Cashmere
Dakes Cashmere, oxford MKed Heavy Tweed Satinet &C.
VESrs-Rch Plush, Velvet Black aud Fancy Grenadinc
Black and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvn,
Merno, Serge Black Satin Sc splendid Party and edding
TRAVELLING BLANKETs--Natonal Flag ST Lever
Epson and Saxony Blankets; Gontemens Sha,s Narers
Merno Scarfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel ami oa
Drawers Cravas Stocks peisse Raglan Albert and S,no
leon Ties; Kid Buck Mock Buck Merino Wool Plush Tn
Isle, Seba.opoi Calf Tiger and Natra Gloves: Buck Kid
and Calf Gauntlets; SILK Merino Cotton Country kn,
Socks; Pocket Handkerchief &C. In short thing
ally found in first class Genemens Clothing and out tnp
establishment be found in the greatest variety and al
the most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR
B. s. d. Co. manufacturing all the Clothing sold nv them
thus enabled to give their benefit IL the
they and furnish the best m M ar
ticles, at the lowest possible rates
Those preferrng their Clothes order can he
piodaed, and Satisfaction GUARANTEED nor sale
. ce2s MRkOeGHs sHAFER 90
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Hsna Ena Panel Snwk-aarss ers beautiful
These at"s are fuAE warranted Cal examine before
M else here
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NEW SDNCEHN.-fhr undcrsi gnud having taken
~ the house formerly occupied by c. " r. Stepoe two
doors above Aeree Mctnahans old sand and door
to Mnrrel Sratton Main street ynchrg beps leave
call the attention of his friends public generally To
his new stock Of Groceries Liquors which Offering
low for cash or in exchange for produce Particular
attention paid TO the sale of Flour Wseat Corn Tobacco
&c.,--aiso to the receiving and rwardng Of Goods
ToJN IINSropn
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EfRt "DoD s.-Staunton fried Kerseys and
~ Sheen Gray Sltinetts Plaid Lnseys Blankets and Cot
tn pz4ab,Jgs fox sale by THOS j DAVIS a 90
SEP iep -
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Just received n frc>i, suppl, ut
~ idcc 2tsI CRAWFORD Il RICHARDS
hisSOLsFsDN.--Th o concern of Mm. a An,iorsonN
~ Co wassdisSpved the "a inst. by mutual consent
business, and the be used only ia
winding up the same. WM, 4. ANDERSON
apl 9-ts. MCDANIEL. HURT Il PRESTON
CARD-Fhe suhsc ber having pnrehas I'd of Mcdaniel,
Anderson Co., wI continue the ROCERY COMMISSION
and FORWARDING BUSINESS. the old stand IN the
Basin, where they keep hand Guauo Plaster
lie the late concern and
aud hopes by using his best exertons continuance
of the same to the
apl sdts. WM. T. ANDERSON
CARS.--The urders gncd will continue ms heretofore
VI SiNEsS and also the Manufacturing of Tobacco Crate
IN Tor former favor they lcdge their best cxertions
their continuance.
aPl 9dts icDANIEI. HURT PRESTON i,
4 ANnt sfs.-Jusi received a lot of SPERM Adaman;in,
~ and Taio~ Candles, in i h boxes. at
sep gifts CRAWFORD RICHARDS.
"s' arrived and fer sale the dnr~i lot Of On
- IONS ever In this market Wholesale retail by
d'rits u cor n.oN
i'''N
AZ = SAt As $50 A} 3D. at st,sa, i.
H. al sis's Just reeei we'd at the
nov i+H CLOTHING BAZAAR
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NEW GnocEn., ConMnssioN q TOw

~ WARDlNG non SE-lh subscribers have leased Tor
torn of yeals from Mr.. { H. Lynch his Fire Proof
building lately erected in this city directly opposite the depot
- v & i X r. and mmcdiaie+bctween the Railroad and
Canal Tor the purpose of carving general GROCERY
COMMISSION MD FORWARDING BUSINESS, under the style
and nrn of BLACK & PETTNJOHN We offer our
Wends, and the public generally, ard well select.
stock Of Groceiics Liquors in exchange cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them
purchasing
good supply of Lime, Plaster and Cement KEEP. hand
which will be sold rs low other house in the
All goods consigned to will be forwarded with dis
patch and part Mar attention paid to the order IT them
ohef our sNheS agents for the safe Wheat Flour
Tobacco Corn Oats, Sc Sc Charges reasonable
pains spared to render satisfaction Account sts
made. j BLACK
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