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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
Furniture and Upholstry
Of Great Variety.
at the Banner Furniture Ware Rooms Of
HENT0N e.


On Second Street, Sign Of the Chair and Bedstead.
TIME continued liberal patronage of the citizens of
i st. Joseph, North Western Missouri, Kansas, Ne
braska and Western Iowa, for all of which we feel
thankful, has induced us to increase cur facilities for
doing business. Having built last spring, a very
large Mandatory Establishment on Francis street,
and having employed some of the very best workmen
in the Eastern cities, we are now determined not to
be out done by any other Furniture Establishments
the Missouri Valley, in quantity, quality, durability,
STYLES and prices. Our stock consists in part of Rose
wood, Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus, marble and
solid tops of every style; extension, centre, card, din
ing and side table; Book cases, Wash stands, Work
tables and Wradrobes, Sofas, divans, ottomans and
f~oOtstools, spring seat parlor chairs, rocking, nurse
elizabeth chairs of every variety. Mahogany, wal
nut, cherry and maple bedsteads of every style and
variety. Spring, hair, moss, cotton and shuek mat
tresses, &c, together with all other articles in oul
line, usually kept in a Furniture Wareroom. We
say then to all who may want good Furniture, either
for hotels, parlors or bed rooms, give US call and ex-
anime our work and prices, and we think you will
leave your money here in place of sending it to st
Louis and getting an inferior article at the same
price you can get a good one here at.
Our motto is the cash system, which viii enable L!
to sell at smaller profits than ours or any other estab-
lishment can DO where the credit system is adopted
N. B, The highest price paid for seasoned Wal
nut and Cherry Lumber.
st. Joseph, Aug 30, 1856. v1n13tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
THE NEW MILL

THE NEW FIGURING MILL.
NLARKS PATENT COMBINED GRINDING
and Boiling or Merchant FIGURING Mill. This
hlghly ingenious and much needed invention forms
an entirely new feature in the manufacture of
WHEAT and FLOUR, by the superior manner in
which it performs its WOrk9GRINDING and BOLT
ING the Grain at a single operation into Seven
different kinds Of -four and feed.
This mill possesses advantages to numerous to be
enumerated in any advertisement. The proper way
to fully appreciate its great merit is to sect it run.
IL is in operation daily ct
No. 313 Broadway, Corner Court ST., st. Louis, No.
State and Country Rights and Mills For Sale.
WV HAMER & CO.,
Broadvaynnd Gourt, ID Story.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
PLOW FACTORY.

A. j. MORROW,
MANUFACTURER of the Premium Pow Of Va
vi rious sizes; one and two horse Prairie ploTs
Brush and Steel plOws, for sale Wholesale and Re-
tail, on Second street, three doors North Of Market
Square, st. Joseph, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
GA THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE

"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY OREVER.
COLES VOYAGE o e LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood Old Age,
Four splendid Line Engravings, from the Originals
in the Gallery of the Spingler Institute. Plates,
l5x23. Paper, 26x33.
A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
Of FIVE years execution, involving an expense of $50,
0eO. Artists proofs, $50. India Lettered, $50.
Plain, $50.
Esy- a prospectus containing a full description Of
the work, with testimonialsfr from our first ARTISTS,
our most eminent, DIVINES, our most distinguished
STATESMEN, the best accredited JUDGES OF
ART, at home and abroad, together with the
VOICE OF THE PRESS
Of this city, and also of the highest European au-
thoTity,
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,
VIII be forwarded on the receipt of two postage
stamps.
The Trade supplied on the most
HhnrnT UNnnrrn
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
The Trade supplied on the most
Liberal Terms.

Appropriate and tasteful styles Of frames, prepar-
ed expressly for this work, at the lowest cash rates.
are furnished at prices varying from $40 to S32 the
set. Boxing, packing and carriage from 81 to 81.
Address the Voyage of Life, Rev. A. R. WOLFE,
ylnl4f Spingler Institute, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
GLASGOW &

WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. so
LeYee, have in store and to arrive the following
Goods, which they offer for sale at the lowest prices,
viz
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01

Attest: II. P. BUXTON, w. s.
July %, 1855. v1-nstf
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rNrRAnRlINARH. cNsr.

TITINIl.
Gentlemen Nv child had rommencrd breaking Out last
fail small winch gradually extended aver tie entire
neal Including hnth which much eat by the
that beth would drop oil
tlnd all sart of nd,rti.cd and domestic remedies without
good results then procured aud applied little II Ef
oil IL hegn teFet better the hee prt hfoko aadwc ap
piled gas tntt Afan began to- get WORSE Ny elder angh
said Pa Go thal Iurfoi sisters head
locked 80 much better hen used it, NJ go, another
bottle ana hor head Is nearly ,ee Ihia a-gra
Vasod case aud took halt hour every day 10 ASH and
offensive Que bottle tocl ass1r u will cure
her entirely teir but Lutte of he disease remaining
Apu entitled ia His aud for the hnnett uthrrs take
great pleasure ia glsuS yon this certificate
Respectfully b. I. CHALK
II ~ \
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These vessels class bull in the city Of Bal
uore expressly this trade anu have superior aec"nho
aons passengers They commanded by experienced
aains qualified for the trade and who will spar" no
s ffIan TO ooinuodate They viii be toNcd up and down
ia, myers by steam aud may be relied TO sad promptly as
adyerfztd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
m fnd their snip by this line freight VIII
N A. De taken by any other linz If Packets and
,vcry viii be madc by the agents In Richmond and
New give satisfaction. Insurance be eficr ted ia
The Richmond Association by tls line per cent
We respectfully ASK aud hope succeed obtaining tuh
share II patronage
Goods shipped by this line NewYork will be forwarded
Gee Of commission to Ney Orleans Mobile Charleston hA
.,lnah or other Southern or Northern port
The yes.ols will lie Richmond the Dock in New York
9 erilt No Coffee House Slip, foot Of Vail Street
DAVID WIN CfRRIE, Richmond ,a.,..
1 II PIEKSON, \. y, '7'
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NEW EoUns. NEW bernard

~ Lie Tie Cheat American Historical Romance by the
Hon jeremiah Clemens Of Alabama; The Last Fores
ofs by John sten Cook; Reflections before
basiopol by elm Maynord and translated French
by MIS- Harrison Robinson, Daisy Chain by Author of
Her of Relcihe, Manual of Coal its Topographic
Hodges Commentary Ephesas Poems by Gold PEN
modnrc Perrys Expedition To Japan &C. Illustrated, The
Kingdom which Shall MT be DeStroycd Fashionable Life Ad
ventures OF Gerard the Lion Killer fuckers History of the
United States, for sale by
PAYNE A = RISTIAN
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kAfssoEtTADN. - The Co-pnrtncrsi,Ip of
~ SAUNDERS q 1RBl having expired by limitation l.,
this day dssoy cd We return thanks old and
their liberal patronage since have
and ask their continuance the RBY
i SAT NDEliS
Those indebted will please forward settle
their old accounts asay practicable very de1ila
bic to wind up the affairs of the old concern.
SAUNDERS 4 IRBY.
NEW CONCERN undc rsigncd l,nyc
this day entered into copartncrshp under the style
firm of lRBN SAUNDERS, for the purpose Transferring
awhocsae and retail Grocery and Commission business
have taken the house lately occupied Ly Mcssrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston near the depot q the Va Tenn l. r., where
they will be pleased the customers Of the former
saunders Irhy and Nc Daniel Preston togehe
with all others who may favor them with their business
j. j, IRBN>
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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PAYNE q CO RISTIAN


MI f"VlfHt MANUNN, tIIAI-
w TER, AND KNIGHT TEMPLARS REGAIIERS
FOR SAlE-tLAss fA1>E will receive in few DAYS
splendid assortment the above Goods the Members of
the tTt will have opportunity supply themselves with
BEAUTIFUL REGALIASor the great Masonic Meetings 10
he held at the Montgomery White Suhur Springs ON 2th Of
June and the laying of the Corner Stone the Ivnchburg
College, on the 25tli o June.
ALNO-lhe largest and best assorted stock of SUMMER
CLOTHING Gents Furnishing Goods, &c. sc to lie found
IN Tue state GLASS y RAINE,
june . ts / DtyoN
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nnLS NEW UUT HERRING

NEW kOsbsNS.-The last Of the Eorc.tcrs NV
~ John Cook; The Warlath, The Aache, The Tongue
OF Fire The ugueno ENos. Life and travels Herodatus
In vols. Wilson Western Africa, Memorials of his Tim.
by Henry Gockbun The Earnest Man ladies Commentary
the toessiai, Martin Of Gro Masn Appletons
aud Steam Navigation Guide Also the following Magazines
kneke booker Art journal Braitwaits Retrospect House.
hold Words, Chambers Journal, National Magazine Black
wood Ballon, New York Journal Chrsy's Ne Song Book
ac.. just received and ior sale at G.. MORSE'S
npfrA
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HLOvEt SEED, SUGAR, Sc

EEOVEK SEED SUGAR, Ac.-
~ superior Clover Seed
New Orleans Sugar:
Clarified
Loaf and Powdered Sugar,
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea;
Mitchels Candles, tor sale accommodating by
ina Its NJ. HOllINS & co
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II
iautersi respectfully called 10 the above invaluable
pound for iheir approaching spring planting
Tho Man nfaetaraf bcRs 10 he fiuuj and that
they alwa depend upon being supplied with tfNt
iNE AND INfoHN Akl1clE. for he constantly #uprfatnis
person, the enfe of manufacturing and putting
tT sale
Pms rticlu has been before the coumauy for III" Pc
rod Of five years during which me It has been analysed hy
large nnmher OF the most oputed Chemists in hUrrut Fac
aud has beun tried by yaron Farmers Ia neatly tveY STATE
IA the Union with almost uuvaryinT Perhaps one IF
the beet proofs OF its value IA the greatly increased demand
unprecedented the history Of Artificial Fefurrs ad not
eqnaled by Peruvian Gnanu Itself aheh it p=scsss
uoh advantage from the fact of the volatile
matter In Guano, Ia th preparation being eheraF hNed
only dlssiatug itseH progressively When theura
rated vita the SOIL this available salt =aipate afnhlVa
mated with soluble phosphate becomes lite. TODD Tor plants
all descriptions and Is by them readily taken II viii ht
found quite active Ia inducing early maturity Guaue
aud much more durable aud certifying 10 the soil aud ieas
laiHo.
A. there large number of super hosrhatcs in market
fof the vainn 1T which would Ike bo responsible,
EARNESTLY request all purchasing he careful oan tho
GENU1NT ARTICLE. which viii be warranted hy ~ecrcdi
ted agents all Of whom Of acknei lodged rospeeAbtt
and 10 them hold myself responsible Tor The good character
iny super husphalo AHpRckages viii he distinctly brand
and dealers viii be enabled make
or their supply uitablo terms 9Th agents
AEssRS H. {. HARDY y CO. my accredited aud
Ole Agents for ihn city OF Petersburg
&. II DIN KG,
Aeri,aaSrai cAoaist aud solo Proprietor Bsia,asbs,g
1dtA
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" ON = 5 UNION
Fuulfa OF INDUSTRY ~ the LIE OF ADAM CLAHKE--
very interesting volume, and should BE- read by all ages
SCOTS and denominations
lUH AMY is highly interesting aud seasonatlc volume
MEMOIR uf Don Young Misses Will he deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
ftTAtoNrs Oh ROM w need call attention to this
NoluIut-tle tr viii Secure that,
S,uooL DNs lttsuWip. Students should fail read
this volume.
TIM SAD Mi,rn 4 narrative illustrating with much vivid.
aud nttlity The mistakes which the
religions lining of tunli,s Parents don't You need this
book
TIM GtAr QUESTION is great book It treat, Of great in
forests VIII you read
Al al the above. aud tho publications Of the American s
iun generally such as Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books, Maps and elaneous volumes
had At LAM horne Wakups Book Store. lyuchhm{, va
a &. JENNINGS
SIM Am
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as.e.auoNO BOSTON line

These Vessels The first class built expressly this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
fled Tor the trade aud Who viii spare eNcrtion
MEDIATE
They will be flowed up and down the river by steam, and
may ho relied on 10 sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods Boston, will find il
their interest ship by This line the regular line,
nnd freight viii always be taken as low by any other
sells aud every effort Will be made by the agents Richmond
aud Boston To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share OF patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock and in Bos
ton R0Ncs Wharf
DAVID & VIM. CIRRlE, Richmond. ,,,o,.
ALLEN \ WELTGH Boston, NF'''s
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MISCELLANEOUS.


EEsTLEHENs GOODS ron Spring md
NJ SUMNER subscriber has received
Spring and summer consisting Of the usual variety II Hk
aud rolored cloths, Doe Skins Fancy MarAaK and Sik
Nesfings, plain and fancy French Cashmere
vide pap DeEic and large lot Of linen drilling aud Mar
sales for pants sns Shirts Collars al
kinds aud size. Of bet aud make half gloves
Ponders bsnakefehf erassis aeatf ties and all Kinds Il
stocks His sipek Of trimmings Is the best Ia be found h this
pare
Any Of the good. soa = low ~ The, ran
bought elsewhere lie made NJ order short notice
"enilemen lsease call aud examine hefsr. laying,
FL : ~ = IH'is
bacon AND BAKB.-sa.on aud i.nrd on
- consignment and for sale by
easu Ike $ JOHNSON
4 tib-on'- Pare H,e whisky. better ,haa OH
" bourbon Bums srdn, just hand naskhfise
6.,UR UENr.-s wish 20 ren, o., my -,os.
y not So which Tin hni#rate ordsr I vii ulate tho
1snt ssry low - II IEwfs
may ~ -
SseOND ADvENTIRE.-sbn, iu-, return.
~ efrain New orb and have rIiv tvr exhibition
second supply 81 tho beautiful Lawns and Taanted
Robe han'llas Rbbaas and fimnnss. i" ia another
iune 1t JOHN ABRAHAM
IN ANOTHER sappi, at 81 uUEn HATS
~ English pnnstahle STRAW HA1r II excellent sylss
~n Hats most deil ate shades # .sc,y col
of Clalas straw Hats Fancy sad PI1a
Joaepis ltcp eolyl l. /. ARMIsTEAD
ut.T tHhsSED.-A fine lot oI Nc. Orleans
- Coffee sugar ali grades and pur,s Imperial t,un
fot nnad nee which Nil tab pleasure sitiuE or fau
H't Nv Orleans aud Guba Mala- Cutting aud pHlo
.s wv lula Iyuuelieay saaIed peaoHoa SaH4r or PIP
Corn candy lin" li II bruoms home a4lt
end lar SOAP. Lagnrt RIO aud Java Cane
have aisH added h stock beautiful lot 81 DRY
GOODS suoh summer Cashmere Plaid GuRhaHs Prints
Plaid aud stripped Domestic nenchcd aud uhbleaehod Cot
may 4 n SOLOMON
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Nf3NFF " AIKE md TANIN bilOTlN
wholesale and retail every variety and style low ~
cash prices. by calling NOWLAN'S sign the Ia ny l.
gle No "a sycamore street Hetrrsburg Va where A3aFs
you Will saw 80 per cent lie has aste.aed na the Mt
thorn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest
fashionable assortment Of Watches 1owrr silver Ware sud
Fancy Goods offered n ils Nuud hr better
Tor yon To cal and Namne has aguhcei stock
lea 20 cont he buys all his Goods
them At much les tntn the regular prices Ten the quality
of Cows You have yuu Watches aud Josuiry
paired in the best and notice and
the and fashionable Goods
Remember the place sign of the Eagle No a. Sycamore
street Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NoWLAN.
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La. 6aa es.ssse..sl VIRGINIA n TENsEssEE
ETH VI San~M&E Rail fkDAD-Du Thursday, I h 4
l9th of June the Passenger Tram VIII
commence running to salt W orks Branch Junction
lnhe II ttl T. II. Glll. Gen Supi
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AlArs. mAr-., mAr.l.....rmING II

HATS. HATS, HATS! .-sPRsSG fM
= FASHIONS FOR 1=51 a-SffILEH nilnntfaduso ~
The spring stYl" btcss Hat The first Saturday March "
nor the Inspection of Lis customers aud The public ally
which VIII be found 70 sarrass any Hat Ia tbs market n bean
W stYe quality and finish AIsa lot Of bonuutu ktfto
sf lat tor saung Gents An thpsr desiring Hne Dress nts
+" eclipse ANY ins in this market VIII please call At the sign
1T the I'LL l. HAT
Al Kind. II Has made to order with ueanc aud dispatch
Customers Hats iftssad Is usual
narJts WM sTI1IEE
NJ" tOssIEN.-N 4. Anderson Inns
y this DAY associated With hun john q ADAMS aud
THOMAS %. ANDERSON Tor the purpose tfBusa, ting u
GENERAL GROt EHN. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
INC Bl alNEss under The hrm aud styt OF A&BENsOS,
ADAMS CO Al Tho old stand Of ". T. Auirfann tfor
otly J - Ipnnirk)
They viii always kepp hand well aioek
e3uano. ground aud lamp Plaster LRuRsun PluuRha
abd Caattnga.
Particular attentoa given tie cousg umcuts
advance made Oh Produce iu hand
WILLIAM ! ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS.
fIlH THOMAS . ANDERSON
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tsend the Truth nboui our Eurf oil.

klOIINNNN- NVTU TITN- I-IO-
Daring sleigh tie this winter past, DISCOVERED my horso>
aud the skin OIL place large. than my h1ud from
he traces ruhhmg on the inside OF The ti-h applied
inU OH, and iu Hlav he well. Another
Amuir which Vas working 10 MY dtay became unable
Walk On eNaudanK his foot discovered nail alpnt
hrhcs long up the hcAd My driver and the ncghhors said
would lac good for NOTHING drew the nail inserted
apiece OF Hint aud yoUr Turf OH aud him work once
nd from That mouout hc has not hour lUt good
srVrr also -aN horse badly -nnsscd the outside at
il tleh I'm iva places about inches deep and f,ur
fcucs Wldc from which he sHs ~t Your Iurt
II w8sapplod andt brought them entirely sound. 1t
MY Is Of the greatest remedies ever
nawn and have livrd ia drug era wears
You think prppcr Nvrl truly
lto Messrs Dove X Co. j II. WrISlGER
For sale lay SrROrllER y WHITEHEAD
dom lNurhhulV
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


NEW YORK pACkETs.--1his new home 81. !,
lime - 80 ,sa. 4 the following vessels, and sails
from New oNcly days. All onnsd ia tho city
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"a gtG Ssa rg4s4a..-.S1 VIRGINIA AID TEN
El49 w 80 :-i,tsaiy y + : : l. L EAILROAD-TB
FORM ARDI&G MERCHANTS.
All articles freight intended 10 he transported mp the y-
Enf ana tennessee Railroad must he delivered at lie ,
hnlg Depot utrvu minute, before O'Clock, T. NJ -
poi daoIo WI he CLOSED ri that hour
T. ". NcCRARY.
m u I'm - -
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SIMPSON a RsxoVi,rH.

" SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE No,
- lhNCWtKG, April a fs5G- We are ,vsSr,,.s55p
NV m receipt Of tau heaviest, most 2sA-l-ESsa
public " "'e'"'
Thase who vii favor establishment with visit will no
impressed WIN tie general superior character and syle of
onr Eeods beside hndnl The ample assortment In w.,
branch Of our trade consisting If Heavy Fancy Hardware
lanle and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Rifles Aliens
Ncit Co King ami t"its Pistols, Hunting aud Fishing
Tackle Silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality Block
lh and Btitana Goods. Sadllery. Carriage md Eur ~
n!mih3s. Nhoen'N"rs Findings. floor and Table oh
S",ss 'i'h',, s. Mul"ngAts Nheelwrishts and
Nhhhs Iools. housekeeping articles II almost r,,r+
descriptions Window shades Gt Cornce Bands and ptrs
Ar ~ House Rnling Materials as French Gass ana
Locks Of every style and furniture. &c &e Farmin, ra,
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades and tl.
"i'NeiA variety H. he found in such establishment -,
""'t>u' or retail prices our stock Is chiefly from tho an
Uaeiefe' and selected in person. and can assure tn
NAe may ea They viii hnd an UNSURPASSED in nv
part OF the soath. CIIAS II,ipSGtt,,' my
s
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mntpes. Ac, by Theoretically Sealing
There u no additional cost Of tunnels
r'aE Il" Fruit hoy contact with Gtmrnt India Rubber Lead
an oiAernhnsse ar derterous matter The Cans Iars
are all prepared tor Sealing and The purchaser has 10
heat Tire cover slightly when the t.u Jar is filed with
- mutt, and press 1t down into channel the outside
hllod with cement aud the work lrrmctcally Sealing
d"u" The Cans arcstlongy made Tin jar OF finely
glazed hfr lfaui yellow Get the best
Nrhars and don't waste your lrn az Thousands
OF families did last vuar 10y using Gas made vronq prn.
tte The ladies invited to call these ans
and Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale and retail
by ANDREW poYp
NAV al d'lnos lsuchbmE, Va
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V 'E'-liaving purchased Of Mcssrs McDan.l Iurf
Preston Their entire stock of Groceries and taken ,h,
o nanel"9s patrons Of Mcpanicl Hurt Preston our former
soeh OF Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &c With ,
on the usual f'"'F ''S'oihVl'
W WIN rive particular attention to the COVvIsSrOV
htr>s 8" III sell all kinds country produce and rsi
' e'iif} VIII render sales promptly and cash no.,
Me 'iFe'l VIII MAXI liberal advances on produce in hind
a WI, receive ana FORWARD GOODS at Tie usual rates
charges. - " "a manu- 10 meet
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~ nIUI aIIlcV OI IaIan Marblr Sabs sutale f lou,I
9aps II you want something call ana look nj tbc,, Al
''s 80 j. Il GAbBlSS-
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fuNNOwas W. RON-TES.s eie,bing a Enr
u NtsHlNG STORE, f4TEHsBrHs Va
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C

OD>.-keceIvea to-day by Aaunss
~ swift line another stock OF New Goods consisting
in Part of Blue Barge Cotton Drapef Florence sks
Elastic belts Patent Leather do Honey Magnum Soap &c
A. AS. \. STIGBER CO.
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,xs.uNsAA vENNEssGE

~. 49,, 5saa55..s-7 VIRGINIA ~ TENNESSEE
IN - ..s's...s.fI RAILROAD 81 MINER SCllID-
GLE.-Dn aud alter Thursday, Nay
the Passenger train will leave Lynchbnrg
lore O'clock p IN, aud arrive AT l. VI. r. II GILL.
All 30
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- "ahi'N Ia IA" Tor cost bills. apes t,,1
m my tsg ae, 10 can and settle Immediately. or they vii
u1u Of persons. u ~ - In tine
22tS a. a LtN IL.
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"a w GOObs.--Thc subscriber has now received his
AS complete Stock Of Spring and summer DRY GOODS;
To which the attention 81 his friends and public in general
sresPeetfnlly called asng taken advantage of the de-.
pressed state OF the market IN purchasing his Goods
be able TO oatr great Inducements o buyers
The articles % there lo
found all tue articles which general Dry business
embraces besides large assortment Boots Shoes
Caps Umbrellas, parasols, Merchants are es
eeay invited to call him before further East no
IS determined 10 sell Richmond Prices Strict attentin,
viii be paid 10 orders Come and all
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