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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26
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To be Drawn March 18th, 1856

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The Manager having announced his determination to
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March 15h scheme that far surpaes any scheme
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26

rzy- We are authorised to announce WASHINGTON
COOPER candidate for the Office Of constsbe Of the LIST
district OF David on county, the City Of Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26

w An of fact worth pound Of theory; and the
conclusive facts that cluster around that neompar
able preparation, Hollands German Bers, prepared BY
DR. c. NJ Jss kson, Philadelphia, establishing its value as
tonic and restorative such would prevent nereduty
itself from questioning its efficacy In all cases Of diseases
Of stomach whether chronic may be recon-
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Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite, nausea, nervous
tremors relaxation and debility, &C., are relieved BY the
Btters in very short Of time and perseverance, in
their use fails work thorough See adver
tisement.
PROF WOODS BAR REsroRATIvE--The testimony OF all
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
Democratic Congressional Caucus

WASHINGTON Dec. Between fifty and six
ty Democrats are holding II caucus Tonight, at
the Capitol. Mr.. Jones. of Tennessee. is in tho
chair, and Messrs. English and Rufin are acting
MS secretaries. Speeches have been made by
Messrs. Cobbs, of Georgia, Cadwallader and 9TH
ers, oooncelling the Democrats to stand by their
candidate and platform. The tirstnamed deolar.
ed TINT their course is approved by their politi.
cal brethren OF the country. Some thought that
Il union with the Americans cannot be effected,
"a several of the latter had declared in the House
that tho combination candidate must be taken
from the American party. Up To 10 O'Clock no
distinct proposliiou had boon snhmiitsd. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
From CaN6rnia and Nicoragua

CHARLESTON Dee. 2S.--The steamer Isabel ar.
rived here to-doy, having left Havana ON tho
morning and Key West on the evening of Tues.
day The Star If the West arrived at the latter
place on Monday from San Juan, with 100 pas
sengers and s5oo,OOO in speoie. She left the same
evening for New York.
Indian troubles were apprehcnded in the south
ern part Of The State.
Nicaragua affairs were quiet, Walker was
daily making additions to the army. The new ad-
ADMINISTRATION appears TO give universal salts
faction to the native population.
CHINA,
The news from China is unimportant. Piracies
in the Chinese Sea continue. The insurrection
at Canton is believed to have beeen suppressed.
Ihe insurgents around the city had fled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

Pursuant to n decree of the Circuit Court of The city OF
t%ynchburg, pronounced on the Goth day of November, isaa, In
the ease Of "ryree and others Va. ryroe's Ex'ors, &e, 4" the
undersigned Commissioner win proceed, on the gath Decem.
her, 1888. to sell, by way Of public auction, to the highest bid
der. the following parcels Of Real Estate, To wit a Lot, with
n good Tobacco Factory thereon, situated on Main street, In
thu city OF iynchburg, Just below the Factory OF Dexter
otey 4 Brother, fronting Ill feet ON said street, and running
back lj2 feet also n Lot containing half m acre, situated Ia
lac city aforesaid, adjoining the premises NJ present u.tupiri
by Christopher Burton, Esq, aud fronting on the street passing
in front of tho roshleuco OF General ioteFi and another Lao,
situated Ia Sandy Hook, fronting about % feet ON the Lynch.
burg and Concord Turnpike, aud extending back 10 the tow
IN path OF the j. X q X Canal
These Lots are all valuable, and viii be sold on a credit of
slN, twelve aud eghtoon months, for equal Instruments Of the
purchase money, the purchasers executing bonds with ap.
proved personal security, aud the title to eae1, parcel retained
until the purehnno money therefor Is fully pnid. Tho sale al
tho two Lots In tho city will take place on the same respective
~ that VI the Lot In Sandy Hook ON the Lot first above de-
Hf tbod. SAMUEL rYREE.
doc le dt2Sih dee Comir.
T. n "A a, tho in.i.,nau,V al tba wealth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

IL Senate Saturday adjourned without trans.
acting any business of importance.
in'he House the be lloiiing Tor Speaker was
continued. The 10Th ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
a. p@'ns' kao'l Mass
VA. Richardson, (Dem.) III. ......-.....6s
Il. NJ, Fuller tWhig) Pa ~
Scattering
hole number of votes cast,2ll neoessaryNo
n eh"'ce, l~. So Mr.. Banks wanted only three
votes to have been chosen Speaker. Several hnl-
lots we've taken after the one given. but the fig
afes were not changed. About fifty Democrats
held a caucus Friday night, in which il was pro-
pfosed TO vote for Fuller, of Pennsylvania. This
proposition was voted down, and the caucus de.
termined still TO support Richardson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
Fire in Nem York and Loss of Life.

New York, Dec. 2S.-Early this morning n
Ii q occurred in Grand street. by which Charles
McGuire u boardcr, was burnt to death. Tho
Other occupants escaped with great difficulty.
One female was carried out in an insensible con
ditinn from sufiocation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
.RRIvALs AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Norvel, II ou.c-noore 4 Anthony, propr'.

DECEMBER 3o-Alexander Hill, Richmond; WIN NJ Lang
borne and Sery't, Cloverdale; VIM A Bulwen, Patrick { n;
" NH Stuart, Fancy Grove; u K Lyman, City; Geo W Fulks,
Holloway Jas T Laftwich, Liberty; J : reed tudd, city: Jno
Goodwin. Juo i Reynolds. Franklin; Geo II Cox, Bucking-
am Jas Cramey, Botctourt: CS Wright, AppomaitpX; u +
ardy, Richmond: r W Daniel, Big Lick w II Taylor, Va;
Nv Ward. SIS K'Road: WrD Fort. Adams & Co Express; Mr.
blanks, SIS Road. Altf Hill. Riclmond; WIN NJ LanEhorne,
overlale; Win A Bur,tell, Patrick; VIM II Stuart. Fancy
arden; WIN { Chapman, Va: Dr. Lyman. City; G W Fnlks,
oUowayi j f@twich, Liberty; ! Speed Rudi, 'lly; 1ho
II Goodwin, Jno $ Reynolds Franklin Geo II Cox, Bnckine-
AM J { Carter, A Adams, Botctourt; a J Denon, Va; C. >
nflget Appomattox; d + Tardy, Campbell; i W Danlri,
Ehg Lick Hames, I Curtis, Richmond; VIM II Taylor, W
ad b goldman. Va; ID Vert, Adams & Go; VIM blanks,
eaeTseurF; 10 keathan. New York; J Parkey, Tenn Z ,
Enable. II Whyte. Petersburg; Doct Jones, Va; II J John
|Ho PETERSBURG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

THE Fifty Thousand Dollar Robbery.
BosroN, Dec. 27.-Mes-rs. Aver and Kirk
implicated in the robbery of S50.000 from the
American Express Company, were conveyed to
Albany to-day, on the requisition If Gov. CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
Ernm NehrnSk.n Terrikorn.

T TUW NtVTU"NF
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 23.-The Nebraska Legisla-t
tnre met on the 18th. II. Il. Folsom was elected
President of the Council and L. {. Sullivan
Speaker Of the House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
ZL.risSr NNES.
Arrival of the 0sorga Law.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The |. s. mil steamer George Law, from As
lnwall. arrived at New York yesterday after
eon at J o'clock, bringing dates from San Fran
lsea In the 9th inst. 275 passengers. End ST..
100000 in treasure.
The war in the north IS progressing with much
iolence and considerable disaster on both sides.
Nearly all the Indians Of the North are arrayed
against the whites.
The celebration of the fall e Sebas,opol at
San Francisco was n splendid affair, but came
ncar ending in a grand row. In an attempt to
plant some flags in a mimic represen' alton of
the storming of the Malakof the representatives
ut the Allied nations got So much excited TINT
they tore eneh Others fogs. aud an American
hag having been taken down. the net was mista-
ken as an insult. Then came n desperate strug-
gle in which French, English, Sardinians aud
americans were promiscunusly mixed. Cham
oagne bottles and every other missile within
each was brought into requisition, and the air
was filled with shouts and yells which would
have done justice to the ancient Babel. All that
folio "ed WAS confusion worse COMPOUNDED, which
sets at defiance even an attempt at description
There were 10000 persons present.
On re-holsting the Consular flag, NJ. Dillon
took occasion to delivers speech to- crowd of
1000 of his countrymen, who were assembled
around his door, conciliatory in tone and neatly
worded. The assemblage cheercd. Madame
Dillon made fast the tri color to the halliards
100 - 800 ibih itttbF tP "'it W. mug III
went 1000 chnpeaux, the Consul bowed, Madame
courtesied, the crowd dispersed, and SO the
wounded honor of all concerned is nicely healed.
On the 30th of November the T.. S. frigate In
dependence saluted the French flag, on the cor
yette Embuscade, as PREPARATION for the arrest of
Consul Dillon, who then raised his flag.
After the breaking up of the Sebastopol oele-
bration, in San Francisco, a large procession of
Americans marched to the Russian Consul's res
idence. Ex-Gov. McDougal was one of the
speakers on the occasion.
The u. S. Branch Mint at San Francisco, is
closed for the purpose of making the annual set
Element. During the past eleven months. over
500, 100000 worth ofgold has been coined at
this establishment principally in $40 pieces,
LATER FROM PUGET SOUND.
BY the arrival ofthe schr. Kaluna, Capt. Can
dage, 10 days from Puget Sound, we learn that
the Indians are committing depredations daily
on the whites. They have killed many of the
settlers in Puget Sound, and still declare u war
of exterminatlon to the white population. All of
the inhabitants have taken up arms against tho
Indians; and sent their families on board the schr
Santiago, which vas chartered for that purpose.
There is II large number of warriors of ditfer4i
tribes in the field, who are all hostile to the white
population. killing all who may by chance or
otherwise fall in their way. Volunteers have
turned out to defend their homes. and the next
news we have from that quarter will be of i'm
portanee.
A ItNA IL A Il, mr. pg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
nov 90 dtlIth doc&thcn wt2d jan J. n. q,
POSTPONEMEN EN-

The above sale is postponed TIL TUESDAY, the 18th Inst
MS to the property IN LynthburG; and till TUESDAY, the lot
January, 1856, as to the property in Roanoke and Montgomer
counties, when the sale will take place on the premises.
GEO. +. PEERS, t,ru,aa.
dec lltl5th Jan j. n GORDON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY


Negroes at AWcttWn.-on Tuesday Morning, tho Il
~ January. ! will sell, on Market street, at 10 O'clock, a
S.Rro Woman aud = Children, two likely Girls. a Man, a good
iafm hand, aud likely boy. &. II. PHELPS.
dee NATHAN.
ksAGE OF SuAVES.-By virtue of n decree of the
- county court OF Bedford, pronounced on the oath Decem.
her 1907 W the ehancory suit Of Wilson, by &c. rs Camp.
bells admir- &c" the undorslgned Commissioner win proceed.
n, Liberty, on the LIST day Of january, 1856, to sell seven likely
aud valuable slaves, consisting Of n man. two boyH, three wo.
mon and 4 child. The sale viii BIO on a credit of six months
and negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, will be- required
Of The Purchaser. WIN. L. Campbell. Comm'r
dec - dtlJan
ntunbte Property for snlc-On the 2lth Of
v December, Court day, | Intend To sell, nj auction, In Lib.
eriy, twelve orhfteeu NEGROES. consisting OF men, women,
boys and girls Fart will be sold for cash, and part on six
months credit. Also, a good Family Carriage, . yok. Of Oxen.
have also for sale In iynchbnrg, u Negro Woman aud her
daughter about 7 or Z years old.
Tue woman Is a Hrstratc Cook, and good Al, house buaInoes
generally. M1cAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
decsntds
Possp0ncsacut- In consequences Of tho inclemency of
the weather, tho sale Of the above property was postponed TIL
Tuesday the lst of January, 1856. MicAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
dec ~ dScths
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

nnNul at the residence of his son, on Wednesday the lgth INST
NLNBtY JONsoS, aged 81 years and 10 months. He was
.'4alent of this county aIl his useful life, and II maybe safely,
va he died without an enemy.
The papers Of Iiillsborough, Ohio, and Richmond va
l lease envy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
S1olr Star

PHIlADEirItlA Dec. CIT is showing fast
here with prospects Of n deep fall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
VARIED.
OBITUARY

va tAfistmas day, by the Rev. J. Z. Mitchell, Mr., JOHN H
''"SoN and Mis- ANN FRANCES DAY, all of Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

II W.
U AND PERSONAL PROPERTY As lruateea In a deed
al trust. made by David Il Lyman ou the 10th day of May,
ls9a, viii sell, at public auction in the city of L%ynohburg, on
Tuesday The 10th of January last, the following property con
Cd In said deed, tow Wit The House and lot now occupied by
aatd Lyman az n family residence, situated oil Court House
Hill, at The corner ot Fourth ~ Court House street and Friends'
alryi one acroo of ground, with a double BRICK TENE.
MENT thereon, In or near the city and adjoining the tobacco
factory lt &c Mcdaniel, Hunt X Preston also, all the
sud JNWlus iutcrcat (bcinE lH iifrseHtHte)= In tho largo lirick
Tenement ~ the ,orunr of Mann ~ aud Friends alley, now oc.
eupied by Mckinney & Bass and I. ID. JonninRsi al-o, all the
said iymaus Household aud Kitchen Furniture, of every de.
serirtiou, oa tho rrcmiscH nuW occupied by him, and some
Of which m very Ntluablc,-rn lHalnR, In part ot fin. mahpgn
ny tables, chaltg aud sofns, hrds aud bcdstoads, carpets, mir
rows, &c, aud one line PIANO Thu saio OF the real estate
viii take place, upon OF ucat tle premisos respectively, com
munciuE nj thc tenement Occur lad by Mckinney n lass, and
the personal property VIII bu -.llnt the tenement occupied by
tho said Lyman.
TEuNs-rhe real estate wil be sold upon n credit Of sN.
twelve aud eighteen months, for epnal inatalmenia OF the pur.
chase money, secured by negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-.
dorscd, aud with the interest from the day of sale, and the title
will also be retained MS further security until the whole of tho
purchase money shall have been pnld The personal property.
except aa To small amounts, viii bc sold upon a credit Of four
months, Tor negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
JNo. L. GoGd1N, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
,I,nu.rnr's SALE OF vALUAnLE

FuNbkd sEkt'S SALE OF ' ~ L. L n u j. E
L PROPERTY, LAND, MACHINERY, STOCK OF
GOODS. &c-By virtue e several deeds OF trust, executed
by Benjamin +. Sarkctt and duly recorded, the undersigned
Trustees viii proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, nil the fol
lowing property conveyed in said deeds
ON WEDNESDAY the ID day OF January. 1856, we Will
proceed to sell, ut the storehouse Of said Saekett, near Lafay-
cite, In Montgomery county. al Of his dbe said sackettO stock
Of Goods, Merchandise, SC, composed of such articles y = are
usually found in u country store; the lease of said snekott on
said store house, which will expire on the LIST day of Sept IN.
Der, 1857; n lot or piece OF Ground adjacent 10 the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, lying In the county Of Montgomery, near
said store; 4 Mules; Wagon and Geer; Carryal; . Timber
Wagons and log chain; set Black smiths Tools; n lot of Tim.
Der / Fisko 4 Norcross Plancr and Grower, and all the fix
lures tboreunto belonging, together with the exclusive right
for sale or use for Montgomery one 9 horse Steam Engine and
fixtures complete three Circular Saws for latbs, with all their
complete fixtures. Also, Mt the same time and place, one
TRACT or LAND lying in Roanoke county, on the waters
Of Bradshaw's Creek, containing 1875 acres, more or less; 25U
or LAND containing about l45 acres, more or less; another
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the same, containing about 200
acres, more or less; one other TRACT, adjoining the same,
containing - acres, more or less also, all Of the said Sacketts
right, title and interest in and to another TRACT OF LAND,
containing about 500 acres, adjoining the same, which said
Sackeit claims by right of entry.
Terms liberal and made know on the day of sale. Acting
rs Trustees we will convey such title only as is vested in us by
said deeds Of trust. GEO. L. PERKS, lr.,.,oa.
J. \. GORDON, i'uS'ees
n. B-Any Of the above property will be disposed of pri
yately, upon fair terms, till day Of sale.
nov % dtllth doc&thon v t2d jan j. n. q, "'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


fENO TOBACc ONIsrs.-asren reduesisn In Lsek
y ToLLs-rhc Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
now reduced to FIRE Cents pwv ton. Why then pay fifty Cents
per ton drayago on your Tobaeco who's ron can save the dif.
ference by shipping IL the sui,s.fi s,er. on the Dock7 Having
drays Of my own, ! charge only five cents per I box ON Tobac.
co; which includes all the charges. In Riehmoud, by steamers
or notwithstanding the whole expense from Lynchburg, on
AL a. NJ '"r'een eents per BOZ /, .-.
n5D :. =.
n. WuLUlAMA. orSaimullv 81 R2easyDva.
, MIA, late Of Brookneal. Va. with BOOKER Il VAT
KINS, Richmond, Va, aud WATKINS. SON K co. Peters
burg, Va, GENERAL COMMISSION Office
in Richmond, I7 Gary street, In Petersburg. corner Of Old and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
THE MAILS BY THE PACIFIC.

The steamer Pacific, with dates from Europe
To the 18th inst, arrived at New York Friday
evening about 3 O'Clock. The news by this ar
rival is highly Interesting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

SERIOUS AccIpENr.-On Thursday night oflast week DIR.
IN Graham, of Lexington, met with n very serious fall
dch produceda disloeation ofboth bones ofthe ~rightleg from
. loot, one of the bones perforating and protruding from the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

UNOR1ISENT.-The large and beautiful GRANITE a
FRONT STORE HOUSE, now occupied by II. A. I'll
Williams, opposite the Citizens Savings Bank. Immedi.
alto possession given. [zug 25tsl YANCEY e. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

1Gr Srw yt,e to oar friends and ali the rest Of man
womankind-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

viii sell, on Friday, Jan nary the dth,p nj
~ the residence OF Is =. Sackett, ON Church street. NIL of
his Household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bed
stead, Piano, &c.
And on Saturday, the 9th, at said Sack etts Lumber House,
all his valuable machinery, now In operation there.
GEO. r PEERS, r
lac gg IA. NJ nnpnnN' Trustees,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

100000 AaTTE ~waNr hA La AND var A.
rants. undTr the new law. are now being issued, | am anxious
to buy a large quantity, for which | will pay the highest mar.
kct price IN CASH.
l viii attend, regularly, the Courts of Appomattox, Camp.
bell. Amherst and Bedford, and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants, Any who may
have them will please apply to me before selling.
I prosecute, as usual, all claims for Bounty Land, Reyolu.
tionary Claims. or any claims against the Government of the
United States Le 7tsl GHAS. w. STATHAM.
ENsEsAg just received and for sal
u 1t Toe 25tsl ZETELLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

ATTEMPTED AssasSINATioS.-A correspondent of the Dis
writes from Petersburg that last Tuesday night an
ttempt was made to shoot Mr.. Frank ONahany, local editor
fMe South Side Democrat and late of the Daily Express. He
vas going from a friends house home; two shots were fired.
,m a pistol, one of which carried off a portion of Mr.. OM. $
'lskors and shirt collar. The would-be assassin escaped in
be dark. Cause yet unknown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

I'd II . = u !, FftefsD1r1
II vA.-NOTICE.-In taking charge of the above establish
ment, / would most respectfully solicit a continuance OF tho
former patrons of the Hotel; and to my hieIss, ASK them 20
call and see me. My table shall alwaysbe spread with antne
Jaicacies Of the season. The servants are all attentive Tho
entire establishment shall have the best attention tnrt am mas;
Ter of NV wife will see that the ladies who patronize the Hotel
shall have every wish gratifcd, and all ask is a share OF basil
ness The house is furnished In the very best style, and Is To-
Gated IN n oniet part Of the city. My Omnibus viii always be
aI the liferen, depets to attend eustomers-to carry them
aud fro. SooLfH - 81
is 3pdscis f'oP'en'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01
DOsyIIvE SALE or T. FtRNu

UDOSY1lVE SALE Of nOTEI FlRNu-
y TGRE, AT AUCTION On Thursday morning the I'd
January, commencing at 10 O'clock, VIII sell, at the city IIo.
tI, the entire stock If Furniture, Fixtures. &c, belonging
thereto, tho whole a. whiCl, has been purchased within tho
last wolye months Ia ui the most modern style, wrllkopt. and
embraces every article HppCrtninnR 10 iIori keeping, viz
Iulor Furniture, sofas, Mahogany Chairs, Mirrors, Rocking
Chairs, Carpets srvota sets Cottage Furniture. about 30 Hair
Mattresses single aud 1ouhlc-toitage IleiAteads, Cabinets,
Shuck Mattresses, - ddnR, Carpets, Washstanda, Fables.
War1rohca, Windsor aud Office Chairs. Table Ware, Dining
Tables, Cooking l,ruFc, Cooking Utensils, &e, 80.
Ferus-undtr $50, eash, over $50, 6 months credit for ap
proved paper. I. II PHELPS.
dee ~ ida
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-01

= pDiE IRON, {without taste of iron or iodine},--lh eSe
endorsed by the French Academy of nefiicino-are
'" the most reli1hle form in which this valushlc medicinal
mas been presented to the public. 1t is extensively pre-
''l IN aHftasts requiring a tonic and alseraiive-a' srfofu-
"1 MI kindred diseases. The genuine can be found az
5cr22ts nrnr Storr Bank square.