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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
LEVI Johnson
Recording sec'y.
EXTRAORDINARY outrnye.

On last Saturday evening, Andrew Mol.
lohan, q boy of II years Of age, was pass.
ing along the Turnpike, he went by the
house of Samuel J, Singleton, whp. keeps
a licensed ordinary. where two men,
(nameless at presently were, We suppose,
INDUCING in drink. The invited tie boy
/ IN, saying if they could get him IN and get
him tight they could nave some fun-but
he refused to call, and after he had passed.
the. house some distance. they followed
him, when he yielded TO their persuasions
to return. Tie young men ,obtaiued
whiskey (the common Ohio. l presume,
from the landlord, aud the little boy was
induced to drink at once the full tumblcr,
but they thinking he was not yet in a cen
dition for fun, repeated glass after glass,
until they induced the poor boy to drink
four and half glasses, as fast as it could
be furnished by the landlord: and in from
i've to fifteen minutes from the time this
unfortunate little boy passed by this house
OF temptation on his way home to his
widowed mother, he fell PROSTATE on the
ground, an innocent victim TO the mad
ness of others. After drinking this ex>
traordinary quantity of whiskey, in less
than moment he fell upon the ground
never to rise again. In this condition he lay
until Monday morning. when he expired.
The above are the facts, as We. are inform
ed, which were given in evidence at the
inquest held over the body by Coroner 8.
e. Hyer. Y.
B4xroS. July II, 1856.
EH- The above was furnished us by a
gentleman Of veracity in the county of
Braxton. Slcb disgrhceful conduct de,
serves the severest punishment. and the
people Of Braxton owe it to themselves
to see that the guilty, perpetrators are
brought TO justice. They may not be
guilty of wilful murder, but the life ofian
innocent unofending youth has BEEN Ia
ken and. justice demands the punishment
of4he Offenders H'eston Hsrata4ls cf5
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
NJ. Underwood.


A this lady has written letter to her
husband, John q. Underwood, whose re.
cent action in the Black Republican Con.
venlioa al Philadelphias has excited such
merited indignation as 70 force him to
leave lie State. NE understand the imS
preston is endeavored TO DC created. that
She, too, particip ates In the abolition feel-
1ings Of her hasband AMI that her kindred,
L who are numerous ia this section OF The
State mag partaks of The sane feelings
Greater injustice could not be done q
.liiglily resp he family, who are as trus
ly Southern il their sentiments as any
could desirewho are themselves the
owners 81 slaves. and several 81 whom.
we know denounee the conduct Of UNDER
wood The lady Ia question was aJack-
son la niece OF The late Judge Jackson,
5of Giafksbnrg and many of her connece
tions reside ia This section Of the State
we have read her letter and regard il as,
hut an g presSisn ef s. pa by for the cons
Hdilion of her husband who had 50 lmpfne
dsnIIS bsts justly brought upon himself
The lndj gpasi ION oi tie peeple lt wonlas
be great injustice, thsrelese. q those "a
her slre4. @ sls pee OF give eountenSs
aneeflo 4, suspicion. thai her espeeiabls
family here. partieipA "a ia The leellngs
Of her has baud wood ON account
of that ieiteF, which, We thins; IAN bear
no .6t her cons gIue tiSns than chat ~ haze
put upon ~ YES on l4sratq
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

Gg Eleven chill dren were born on the
steseser s. Nicholas, on a trip from NeE
Orleans 70 s., Louis 4itii = company o's
German emigranis ast eek.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

collected HAT willbe The present House.
which las elected a most ultra abolition
Isl as peaker. is not the mind filed with
appfebsnsiens FOR he result in that eyentg
Lei those few Old line Wings and
national ssicans. who have not alre'l-
dy resolved % support lie present Demo
cratic Presidential ticket. ponder upon
these hing
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

Mr.. BUcuANAN's RE9rpEyoE,-Wheat-
land, the name Of Mr.. Buchanap's farm
and residepco,,is situated just outside Of
tho thickly settled portion Of IIlncsstsr--
mile and.a half, il may bee Westward
from the centre Of the town, liAsFlagerpf
higher land near the house, shuts outsall
view of Lancaster and theobusys outer
world, and renders the place ons,of those
charming rural, spots about which poets
dream. The building is Of brick plain
and old.fashioned.. Il stands Two or tbtse
hundred feet back from the, roadside in
a beautiful grove Of shade trees. Tue
grounds in front, and The house within
are kept in scrupuIously good order. Tbs
soil is extremely feFlile-so much SO that
the name Of totsatSland is an exceedingly
appropriate one. Is ~
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Ey Tie ,Pennsylvanian. has Tie foIIol

~ 81 Gll5il7S y F4fKf9 ~
q cqt, 3fe0soatqI ca6olie ySis.s.,
And then, gives q most exeellsot eAn;
sTzer TO che que stlop, in, hese words; Hst
Eve do not knpY, nor have We any
right TO Inquire 50 rs his qpalifsar
tons for public Office are concerned, De-
TtnoeracY recog 6fzes DO 1reii bus tsst, no
Subscription % apsrttculsF creed, fas >
presreqlI5it Tor politics. pfefsfmeht. Nei-
theF does il ask whefs 3 eaddi date Was
born, nor Who his TAI hef and qt6thsr mete.
iItonIy asks Liz 6e capab d s-iS he, honest
Lis he the friend. l6i tie Union aud Che
Godsfffrfi0ns9 I'd IN y assFs5fi 'sIE
n ~ LII i.i.a i1ni al - t5aff','
GV Mr. Garlic ,ihs lone STAR % Virginia
KnpwsN Otbiugi IN Go8gresss Obtained
thstfOOT ron Saturday, lsstl AID i1 tie
course ofStis remarks aid ~ q ~
= ssAfr. Fremont would ~ 81 receive Gle
electoral vote OF any dist4ics exeept fBat
represented By Mr. EGidd i8gs. .traH b con.
testiiS between Eiln0Fes tI5es cap8idate Of
the BafiioattE party add Nj Bdehana1,
who q sapportgd 5 3 JasEioat 'tlsN
The Grand OOanc1 shoail hold an s1-
Ira session az once, and laeafd tllet nla !
IestheT med rs the btigfi snotgs
isot1iagyof Che order. cenai6lg 300 - 7.
> ------ =. 4z4.ssssEasslSss 80 - lst
Tzt l.L... - - \ =. - fi1a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

Democratic Ticket. .1aa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
NATIoN1At DEMocRATLo COMMITTEE. RooMs.

,-.,oi, T.. ,j,ss. July BIB. 1885,
I State rxeGutiye com lttees, county and
city club and Ass9sislions, oIgaplzeb 70
promote the cleslio6 81, tfe speaaoepalie
nominees for the Presidency and Yicg Pre-
isidency Of The Uni,ed States. viii ,eddregs
theirg2mmqnicatiPpaltoib s Hop. cp4RlE4
j. FAULKSER, Of Virginia. CiairWaa NJ
the -Yutioaat D@aoecgtie Rssiqls1t Committee,
Washington ely. D. g.
h Democratic papsrs throught lhs pniIsd
States are requested 10 copy The above
notice. es,a
Bg orasr efAts Committee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

cLAnKsRuRe, FRIDAY, Auausr j, 1856.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

10 90 lflIfEg-. % = - = w - '-l7@
,fa.sa 80, The Contest Cont l-.-ess. -
Thespresenk Presidential eanvAss.is one
of the most remarkable and imminent that
has, ever Occurred. Its principally con
fined g two parties naliobal and The.
other sectional. 1t is true that there is
party in theg tield1 butt ius i%eaks
.nessis SO apparent tharitcab scarcely be
taken into constellation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-31
9 . Y y T. II >
WHITE am BLACK SI'IpHifR SPRINGS

'ENiS ieghu WsternE place for reception
v.ers IL = situated the ne Of the IL
and BoietoHri surrounded - mountains and OF the
beautiful picturesque and irt- portions Of NirEns and mmr
80 yards Of the road ITSELF Bonsack.
depot only or hours from Richmond and Pversburg
Two hours from Lynchburg.
Persons leaving City Point, Petersburg Richmond In the
morning, by The Sutde and Danve Rail Roads, taking
~ the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road Lynehbu
Omnibus Sc, will them aud them
There White and 2Black sulphur
Properties be sti by
ryieVr by using the The reputation Of
hEli past established surrounding
counties for having cured afflicted
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They not surpassed by Virginia
Of Dyspepsia In It's Auctions
neys aud bladder General Debility especially Of the Nervous
al kinds o Cataneaus skin and ma
ny Of tie diseases peculiar 10 Females
rhey gently and duete with strong
ZION TO tie skin lev certificates Of the that might be
utshcd, given beloS.
THE BUILDINGS spacious and
" new Consisting Of Hotels Cottages Sc, Adorng
ions equal be found Of
about perJons about qusl L.
those OF the best hotels Ia The Bedding
Sth Hair Mattresses throughout the estSb
invite vstrrs examine and judge Tor themselves
have been spNref obt the best
qualified
-stAn,hen The general management 10 conhird J. A.
ELtlNGt, Eq late OF Cumberland Maryland Al
fRkD X JAMES, and RO J READ, late Lynchburg
ioa' give satisfaction 10 all who Insy visit the place
There Will DC BOWLING ALLEYS, Gc.. Tor e
FINk BAND OF MCSICs already
THE TABLE will he found equal mountains the
80
ivlI-Sn IA HEFELFINGER 4 co Pronrietor.
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THE LAwLEss DOlSGs ~ SAN FRAScIsco.-A correspOn-
dent OF the National lnelhgeucer, writing from san fa-
cisco, takes strong ground in opposition dongs of the
Vigilance Committee Abiding the arrest Of Judge
Tory. the writer says
Judge Terry is in their dungeons Ills wife cnid
friends refused al kni, even in thu pre-
sencc a: witnesses Attempts have been made TO INDUCE
him csgu under the alternative death; but he rt.
do 20 while in their hands. have 40 doubt lie
would resign IT, being released he thought it was the
s.h at the State. He Is OF tine morals Tree il
di.HPsiol, AID OF unspotted integrity. The secret Of
ncir hate tOr him arises from the that lac is the o
leader ths soul and spirit Vt the party which this State
sustain the laws. HIS has awakened the deypc,
rrg all the State and has aroused reaction agnst
this movement.
''what viii be hi, fateS The Vigilance Committee. A.
uIass Ia hvor ut extreme measures. The executive
coRmttec They impressed with the dangers
OF taer position and anxious Terry, knowing
that in OF his death they will be made IL sur
TOR IT. SUne vi them honest, wclmeaning men, who
Intended 10 do good but in their madness have done an
jGry society which - almost irreparabe Ii i yer,
dOu lul whether they control their followers They
have creates above law, above precedent know
ins guide but the anaticism Of the Luur. Oue the
leading nembers of the executive committee told
gentleman other day that they were governed by 10
written law that God did rule 10y written law thcy
had no precedcnts, that their laws then
hearts and from God and that they ALWAYS acte,i
right Sach Is anaticism; aud yet this is one oi
thviF moderate men, aud is anxious save Terry
Another letter from san Francisco dated on the St
instant before the close oi the mail that Judge
Terry had proposed 10 the Vigilance Committee that lac
should he submitted TO jury public uiaI and
in the event OF his being convicted OF common
sauls he pledged himself immediately resign his seat u
the bench. The writer adds tat proposition mad not
been accepted Fortunately for the Judge Mr. HOPKINS
whom he stabbed reported the latest accounts 10
be out O danger.
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Prizes amounting TO
: , d 4, D d Oh!
VIII be distributed according TO the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

l5.iSa Przes amounting to ssa. % o
The l prizes o. 8 determined by the
;e $4,000 prze-h that number should be
odd number ticket In the scheme be
number then every scheme viii BE-
en lied 10 a. IN addition other prize which
Parehases IN buyng eqGa quantity Of odd and
tickets will Of
VITA chances OF obtaining other prizes.
All ose tickets ending with o. C. end
Ing 18th 3. >, :, y, odd.
without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under paid Immediately amer the
drSUng-other Prizes at the usual time Of thirty
All communications strictly confidential
be FORWARDED 10 purchaser Immediately ancr drawing.
Whole Tickets $40. Halves IS: Quarters a.
Prize Tickets cAsrd renewed IN other Tickets
Orders for Tickets be addressed either
: SWAN A CO, Atlanta, Ga; or
Moutv Al.
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HARDWARE.
IA y soa n T ~ w srs "A - E.

II AN nov In receipt Of ny SPRING STOCK or
n hAkDWAkk Of nEiish and American manu. NJ
hetare direct RON Tie manufacturers. NXK/
respectfully Invite The attention Of frsnds both RSA
IN ,oun .nd COUNTRY, assuring them that th<y shAi -
have article line can BE- had In an, .
Ny stock consists In Of - W Wv
Ivory h.ndl, HALVES and Forks pieces Of Roas.r. and
RoSr.rs ivory handle knivs. without fort.
Double PLATED .es and dessert rorh plated on sxir. An.
and ysrees other nakss buck boo. and bua.io
handle Knives and Forks - ~-''
Rodgers, Wossnholm NJ m, ~
kodssc and wos'snhem Scissors. great var,sy soas Of
Wostenhoms and w. 3. Dutcher's Ra.o
Pruning and heJrs shesrp
walters, snEie and In very h.na,ou.
Bad Irons, OF nns quality
Iron rea Kettles and Pans. timed and anrinnsa
metal and porcelain preserving Kettles
noiios.v.fe and rrs.poys, general assortment
Tai and hat bottom
n.nd panel rip and and Rita
,ne OF very superior quality hand, broad pole Axes
orAh and carpet Hammers shinEng Iatch~,s ali
e. Pa- general ear~nes and rain.
Ads Chse Goass. Squares and Bevs four od
solid box Vices and siedge and hand
cut and wrought Malls aud every AuEers and
anser ana gnet hts all Va pad stock
WI chest erpeo.rd moce rim round squsrr
Ana n Bolts OF every sse, Wrought and rins ana
sanas hank and vove Wire al Mssons Challenge
manure and hay forts .nd garden Rakes; vr
hinE and sueeng Hoes all trace halter, breast
on aud vel Chains; garden Fardrn Hoe. Bu
nses OF every ie aud kidd plate, .trop and
nr Iron Hooks and Staples and Iisps Staples Fs and
A. Of all together with every other sr,,, ausix
kept In my line Of business j. w. RkrciIyyr
-. Corner OF sth and Broad Streets
H.. w.. a p. Drpot
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SUDDEN DEATH OF FATHEE AND SON.-Ou Friday last
Nc. Abraham Dodge and his son, Alpholso Dodge u
Wenham, Mass, were engaged all day in having. III.
Dodge, during the day, dIank freely ardent spit-
and but little This, in conncXion with the extreme
heat, caused lin to be taken seriously ill., night TALL
with congestion OF the BRAIN and hc died saturday mui.
ing, Ut o'clock. The son. during the night was seized
with cholera morbus and died al 4 O'clock about two
hour after hs father The but II years OF age
and the hope and pride OF the family Rosf.y Jr,y.Jir
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RICH MOND WING.

I'm. Tur WA
-.
rshb " On SONei
NJ rvs "tAsn Dan Coos"
Trns-. PpD Cos IA u.ts.f-
o.. 49,. -. .. "a.
Wen ali 70 Tor riiimore'
fhs patriotic tru.,-ths eountry's pride,
Wen all 70 for FILLMORE
Come one and ALL At Freedoms call
Gone rally 'roani our standard
Tbs high. the low, the great. The small,
Wen all 20 FOR FILLMORE
g.. WAL. ~. Al, an. .o,,,,, ,,oaBs
Wen all 20 for fii@orei
No Gasr patriot can he found.
Wen All 20 ior fl'motcl
What bsots 10 nov, OF -hen ana nov
Ne Eot The nomination
uss yet glorious WIZ uou,
Wen All 60 Tor fiumotei
MA, - an. ,..,,,.,,. .x.,xxh.,.,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC on "a ? 10.
FARE FROM RICHMOND

rs % To Lexington


II To Buchanan To he Natural Brdgr
fAIe from both Richmond and Lynehburg Chaoyte 40 ~
SATISFIED on lair trial. that the majority Of Packet
Boats are better accommodated by leaving the evening"
the old hourson and after the 22d Richmond
Monday Wednesday aud Friday New Canton al
A. VI, and scottsye ~ NJ Of the FIRST Lynehburg Al
and buchanan aud lexington at p NJ Of the second day
Returning leave Buchanan at A. NJ Lynchburg At ~
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday iu A.
New Canton At IN r. NJ and arrive in Richmond 8
The Boats New Canton the lnstut.
and Buckingham O. H. and stage for Cha
~-'-
~ See Time and Distances, In Card below:
LsGus Richmond Monday Ledre Lynnlburo Aosaos
Feiassddy ind Friday. az Wefnesday and FTidav AZ
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SHOCkOE FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OF CARY AND i7TH STREETS


IUNLBOTT BROTHER PrOprietors Of the above -.
- works, are now building PORTABLE STEAM = ~
biNES OF an Improved construction Of all l
70 forty Horse Power, suitable for Circular Mills 1870
hrsng Mfchnes, aud other which
Vs-Are fully equal not superior Engines
elsewhere. $3.50
They vii also mn'.h STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ten
Horse any required power. ~ "
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the most approved m,
OF various
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER wORKs PORTABLE GRIs1
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTENING MILLS and ali article used
ne Iobaeeo og,ihI With Kind BRASS
ikON CAsfINGs aud WROUGHT IRON WORK.
They are also TIE exclusive Macuaeturers city, aud
agents Tor the ENCELSOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND cor
CklsHh, which they confidently
and friends superior Mil Wch they AZ,
acluaine sufy u Which will hand Tor
Nnch uney sohch orders Ap1-u
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SPRING HARDWARE, 1859.
SMITH, RHODES &; CO.,
(LATE SMITH ROBIRTSD

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, 40,
No. 22 Pearl Street, Richmond Va
III AVE nov In store, and receiving fr.m the
II manufacturers Of England and this country, =
large and we'll selected stock Of Goods. especially
adapted To Oh, wants OF the Trade Of Virginia. North
Caroins and Tenness-e and respectfully
Oilers aud Others Waiting this market
Our stock null and eo'npes comprising part follows
Tools for Carpenters, Mason. sdders,
Cooprrs, Smiths, &c, In variety.
building Materials, Locks, Bots Ae
Heavy Goods Chains, Vices Steel, Hollow Wa
ASlcs, Springs, Axes, &C. N
Safety Fuse, Scythe-, Snaths, Stone. Rias.
Straw Knives, Hay KNIVES. Brrr Hooks,
Forks Spades, shOvrls, naIues, Hog skins
hne assortment Brides, Saddles, Sirrups, Bits
whips, Pat and EnArielcd Leather, Sheep
shoe Lasts, Boot Trees, Crnp Boards
Cutlery OF Rodgers, woseni,olus, Butchers and o,S,r
makers - - "
Guns, double and single barrel, Rides
Pistos, good assortment
Fancy Good. as Port Monnsies, brushes, Purses, &c
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The 1900 prize Of a. Determined by which
draws the $4,000 II
en every odd number ticket in the scheme will Is
number, then entitled 10
5, in addition other prize which be
Purhasrs In buying equal quantity number
tickets will hr drawing
same. with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending are eyen-A those and
Ing with !, 3, ;, !, 9. 4 e
Remember that Is fDu
Without deduction.
~ All prizes $1,000 under paid Immediately aer the
drawing-pther prizes the usual OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
VIII De forwarded TO
Whole Tickets tlO Halves IS; Quarters % 50.
Prize tickets cased
e Orders for tickets be addressed either
jyIO > SWAN Mo1,romsrv - a - OF
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noCGCT.C A. aInTnsoN.

Corner Of ,SocernOr and FrTntln streets,
XvHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In French and
w Paper Hangings; Delanes DamAsk
dow Curtains Gmp, Cords TaSses Coop
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Floor Table Cloths
and Plush for S Cured HAIR Sofa Springs; Twlne
nns window Shades hst cured Hair and shuek
Feather Beds Lounges; sofa
line Of business all Of
terms and Paper Hanging and Upholerng
ocS
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FTTtNN6NyrInr rIdE WsA "a $500

Nv y u =
II REMONED-JOIIS A. BELyIS has reno. Sf517S7cs>-o
We'd his Furniture Warerooms % known
building, "CORNTHTAN HALL" Uhe old stand eAsJ----atj
OF Nesss JoLes P0ts.l Main
He takes
estabed himself In large factory which decided fact
lilies which he to
styles % Furnureio order Ia addition this constantly
manufacturing article Ia the Furniture line keep
choice aud well Arangri assortment % such qualities
pie. '' Nv
Thanking community patronage
Tore bestowed he respectfully ocis and pledges
himself that nothing shall Be part give iu
and entire satisfaction 49, ~
yON BELN1S also gives HE personal attention 10 the UN
DERIAkiNG business-being a. all times yell supplied With
Ac Burial Case Mohogany snd Poplar Collins
new Hearse and all the requisites for funerals Orders len eco
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srHIIN., ITreHTATIoN, 1850

SPnING IN rom ATION. 1886.
w: >: &c Or. DOMAIN.
No. ~ Pearl ST., Richmond, Va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS PINE AND HEAVY
HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND GINS.
q RI receiving ships ALBERT u-llstin,"
- Western Isaac Wright" and Excelsior" -Sasszs
and steamers Atlantic" and Africa" their Spring
Importation Of birmingham and Sheffield ARD
WARE, CUTLERY and GUNS and from 10 our
country very fun complete assormsnt of AMERICAN GOODS
selected with purchased favorable
and embracing extent and Aentln
and examination 81 purchasers visiting
VI Goods adapted
~, our stock Is unusually FILL and complete,
wedding aud killing iIoes
Grain, Grass, Clover and Bramble Scythes
Trace, Log Coll and other Chains
steel-CAst, Double shvsr. German n Bister,d
Hollow wAre-Pots, Ovens, Spiders.
Horse sho--, Horse Nails Anvis Vices, Ac.
Files. Locks and Hinges screws,
Axes and springs, Fry Pans and Curry Combs
Pen, Pocket and Table Knives
Rarors, scissors and Shears.
Together with all other articles n curl
We respectfully solicit the literally he
slowed upon Us for number Of
and others Of determination any regular hon
Whatever AID that our best efforts shah be used
=, w !. q. DOMAIN
B-PaeuAr and attention given orders entrusted
mil
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IuNfE PROPRGETORs OF THE MEDICAL JOURNAL published
W DIS city and q which Of late editors having
nohed Tie public that would b. discontinued
January, take this Method Of informing Medical Public
tei se WI continue a. publish Journal MONTH
~ HErHOsCOPE AND MEDICAL REPORTER which win b. sss
"a promptly The 1t 81 very month The hrst
on The lst 81 January i5. Tie Journal Individual In
erprse and ssi endavour render
heretofore extended 70 the Of Medical
bar 0OODRfDGE A. WILSON ". D.
dsN RIcIIN0ND A. LKw1s ~ ID.
n ADIEs' WORK BONHs.--Les,her caba., piain and
hniscd With scissr needle needles
Tor sale ~ rcduced prices ~ ZIMMERMAN
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NEW STOCK OF Spring GOODS.
We receiving stock Of In
part
markets In this country, purchased favorable
Tie ioA toct being entirely Iresl ODER IL to the
trade confidently assuring tuyrs that
peeed. Ii consists la part. a. follows
y . - 81 Bro Shirtnys and sheetngs
Cotton Osnakurgs Cottonades and Sankeen
Large stock Bleachei Domestic all widths
Plaid, Striped aud Plain Cotton for Servants
Kentucky Jeans, sainets aud Tweeds
Tlekings, Furniture and Apron Cheeks
Bleached and Broad Table Cloths DauAsks
Large Stock Irish Linens
Cloths, Cassmers dNestng
Large Stock % Prints, GinglAms Law
AlpEccas and Canton
Printed Clales and Bsrages
Plain delains aud Chalies, all grades
Lawn, ChAlles aud BerARe Robes
White Cambricks. Swiss aud
Mantllas Large stock, aud Cheap
Lace, Muslin aud Cambria Collars
Lace, Collars aud Sleeves Sets
Linen Cambrek, SIX and Cotton Hdkfs., with
stock Of other goods which attention
Of our friends and tie trade generally.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-31
OTTIcE suCrHsIDE RAN RoAD Co,
PefersSur0 July ilh. 1856
vUN0 mAsONS, BRICk LAYERS, CAHPEi

IIhs ND bhDCE BUlLDERs.seaed proposals. will be
received At the Office Of the Company
hs t day Of August next at ~ O'clock. NJ for the building
Bk Engine House and Machine Shop Ap
River TO
burg Also Brick Depot and Engine Psreiva Island
Lynchburg. $500
The Company reserves the right to reject any
que A,Aeiory security for the faithful work
| cording o
Plans and Specifications BE- Company
jy1t WIN PASNIII p,..i.,,