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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
,Cerious 4ccjdeuf TO Gen. C0Ss.

WAsHINGToN Feb. 9.--Gen Cass met with n
serious accident this morning at the Patent Of
fce.-Whilst or the outer steps. he tell steps,
and was taken up in an Iinsensible condition,
with his head cut near the temple, and bleeding
at the mouth. He had not spoken a short time
since. He was Immediately taken to the Nation
al Hotel 1t is feared that his skull is fractured.
SECOND DISPATCH.
General Cass has somewhat revived, and he
now recognizes some of his friends. Doctors
Miller and Garnet are in attendance.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The physicians in attendance upon Gen. Cass
think mis- injuries are not serious.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
Southern Enumeration to Kansas.

On the 5th of April regiment of volunteers from
Alabama will leave Montgomery for Kansas. I'M
der the command of Major Buford. The regiment
will be composed of 400 men. divided into com
panes of 50 each commanded and drilled by Off
GERS chosen by themselves. The outfit is to be
six blankets. one gum one knapsack and one fry
ing pom. Major Butord is to pay the expenses of
the regiment to Kansas, and in return the mem
bers are to acquire pre- emption and pay him
out of that The men are bona .fde settlers; who
60 to Kansas as a permanent place of residence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
Central America-B Boundary Between Ne,c Gro
nndn 0ud CosLn Ric0.

WASHINGTON, Feb In connection with
the long standing discussion relative to the af-
fairs of Central America, and the question OF
coasting lands between Costa Rica aud Ncara-
qua. New Granada, has just put in claim lay
ing preensions to the same boundary which Co.'S
ia RIGA claimed through the fundamentally OF
the late Felipe Molina, who published an inter-
estng and comprehensive work on that subject.
New Granada, while expressing her readiness to
relinquish all the territory on the coast, from
Cape Gracias a Dios to the extreme South. in
ssis that the tract of land so exclusively claim
ed by the late Minister of Costa RIGA belongs.
and has always belonged to New Granada, in
virtue of the titles conferred on her by former
treaties between the Republic of Columbia and
the former United Province of Central America.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

On the LIST of January by Rev Peter Nningger Mr. RICH
RD SHORT to Miss TINA BEAN all of Boteourt county
On the Both of January by the Mr. WIN MOORE. of
Roanoke county, Miss ELIZA WHITENECK Of Boetourt
On Wednesday morning the residence of Charles D. Tai
sro, Esq, by the Rev James Jameson. Mr. AZARIAH G..
WALTERS TO Miss MARTHA ~ CARTER all of Pttsy
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Mr. Edwards, Mr..
hEs SCOTT HART Miss REBECCA JANE WADDILL all Of
Fsrmve
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
The Ernected Steamer.

New YORK, Feb. Sup to noon to day the
expected steamer Pacific had not been telegraph
ed. The statement in a morning paper that she
was telegraphed to leave Liverpool on the 3oth
il erroneous There is no reason known to the
agents of the Collins Line why she should not
have left on her appointed day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

S1TEAM sHIP ROANOKE.-The steamship
- Roanoke will be WAHDRAWN from me r1u.s os
wee New York Norfolk and Petersburg uni Inrtne, Nv
lar trips heretoforesoppng at City POINT 10 lana anu
se''eP"s LEE g. JOHNSTON, Agents
New York and Va. Steam Ship 20
PS-The jamestown leaves city Point every :" cones
day morning at o'clock, for New York, L" o.
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
ARRIVALS AT THE

FEB 9h-L Minesrett Petersburg c Langhom, Chris.
tansburg Massce WASHINGTON City VIM Boyd Monroe;
Hawkins do Housey, Fincaste; WIN Hannah, city;
Il Cunningham Liberty Akers, Floyd Oh; II II Buck
ntr, II Hameng II NJ Cobbs; v T X r; Geo Wright,
Nelson; Powell Danvile; Oey Liberty; Henry Ell
lott Bedford Hudnall Capt Perkins, Campbel Thomas
HALL lemng KY Hunter Campbell, McChain, Fiem-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

The Hayten Emperors army was defeated
by the Mimic rife. The few Dominlcans were
armed with that weapon, and slew 2'ooo OF 90
lonone,. troops, which was considerably more
than the Dominican army.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
RanRoad Trim Falling Through Bridg

RoiIRood Tram Ealing 7HTough Brldgf.
CHATHAM Four CORNERS, New YORK, Feb. 9.
"A freight train on the Harlem Railroad went
through the bridge near Dover Plains yesterday
the engine falling distance of thirty feet into
deep water The engineer and fireman ware Sc
verely injured. and the bridge was rendered
complete wreck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
Mr.. Buchanan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Mr. Buchanan. IN a
priyat, letter to a friend in Washington, states
his intention, on the arrival ct Mr.. Dai'as at
London, to set out on two months trip on the
continent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

Parker II. French again Re fused.
WAsurSGroN. Feb. S.-Secratary Marcy has
declined to recognize Parker H. French as
Minister from Nicaragua on the presentation
of his credentials. His reasons are the same
ar first given.
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DIED.

In Rockbrdge county Sunday, the 27h Of January of
assumption Mr. CHARLES PATTERSON aged about 81 years
In the county Saturday the 26th of January Mr.
MCCoRKLE, at an advanced age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

serihcr wishes To sell between fourteen
sand acres OF Washington county lands In Mississippi
These lands really fine and highly desirable being alu
Wal and above overflow Titles tho largest portion perfect
some being directly from Government and located
pack M S where the greater of the country
eeh or sixteen hundred acres front Immediately Lake
Dawson ana In high water steamboats, the lake
whohs about eighteen miles In length aud about three quar-
tiers oil mile In width This lake Is beautiful sheet of
ter and bordcred by picturesque country
There Is plank road projected FROM Greensvie Lake
Dawson over distance oi about miles which when
completed will make the desirable part the
To persons wishing To locate plantation greater induce
ments could not be offered
My price from six to dollars par parties select
Ing payable from one 10 sixteen years bearing interest
Mr & daespic residing the premises will show tho
lands 10 any one wishing To purchase Aso, Hon Charles L.
Roberts residing In Greensvle will accompany any person
wishing to examine the land Ho b fully authorized by pow
er of attorney, to scl.
This land would add lies principally in range ~ town.
ship a. and near the d parallel Of latitude known be tho
best latitude for cotton
For further particulars refer 10 Lngcndcr Woodof Co,
stock, note and exchange brokers' Of ST Ghacs
Giavier streets underneath ST Charles Hotel New orleans
Jan 21dScwbw VIM. BAILEY.
q Richmond Wing copy and send bill To N. q. Delta
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Commercial.
BALTIEoRE, FebS.-Our barber stu c,osed.--
No business doing and prices unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

Erecution Of George Bennett at Louisville, Ky.
George Huffner alias Bennett was executed at
Louisville on Friday, for the murder of Thomas
Mullen. He was ayoung man-25 years of age
and leaves wife and child. He protested his
innocence of the crime on the scaffold. Ina let
ter he attributes his crime to tho fact of never
having had a mothers influence. After an af-
feeling interview with his wife he was placed in
a carriage at II O'Clock and carried to the gal
lows.
Prayer was offered up to God by the Rev. Mr..
Adams, after which the prisoner desired him to
tell the people that no died in full hopes of
Heaven. Bennett then stepped forth, and in a
firm voice said that he was not guilty of muir
der"
Capt, Mcgowan. the Sheriff, adjusted the fatal
moose, after covering the victims mead with a
cap. He then babe farewell to the ministers and
officers around him. and just moment before
being launched into eternity, he earnestly asked
if there was any one around who believed he was
innocent" The response ii do" was heard, and
inst then the drop fell and all over His neck,
it was thought was broken on the instant, as but
spasdomid contraction of the body was seen,
and no more.
He hung about fifteen mnuets, when the
Sheriff cut the cord and the body was placed in
a coffin for nterment. just at that moment a
woman who was almost wild with excitement
forced her way to the foot of the scaffold. beg
ging for the sheriff to send the body to his unfortu
nate wife. who Utmost crazy with grief and
despair. The wish complied with and the
body sent to her for burial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11


The Spring of this Institution will open on We'd
nesday. the Goth February with the following faculty:
REV C. BLACKWELL A. NJ President and Professor OF
Natural Science.
WIN n PAGE A. NJ Professor Of English and Classical Lite
J. j PoTTs A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
ARSAup PROT Modern Languages and Music
Mrs e. A. PREoT Assistant in Modern Languages and Mu
MISS 2 VERIFY Instructress in Ornamental Branches
Miss SARAH COBB in English and Scientific Branch
Miss MARY r EDWARDS Assistant in Music.
Miss NJ L BLACKWELL, Assistant in Music and French.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
Candidates ron OFFICE.

"a We authorized to announce JOHN H. CONEEf
candidate for the Office OF Sheriff OF Campbell county at the
ensuing election liam 30-d&ctde*
20 We authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
rE candidate for the Sheriffaty of Campbell county
Election the pod of May. jan 24d&ctde-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

uDOLLaNGR Brook H q =, - Il ReueRsb9r9
II vA-NoTICEn taking charge Of the above sstahaih
mcnt would respectfully solicit sontinuanee Of tho
former patrons Of the Hotel my fieAs them
and see table shall always be spread with al ~
eicaces The Al as1outtva To
shall have the best attention thr a. nAA
My will that the ladies who paoniss she Hotel
shall every gratined and Al ak share q 49,
The house . furnished In the very best STYLE md y
Gated quiet Of the city Ny Onibas WI always -
a. the different dspets attend customefeto carry th1a
and ffo JO98PH L. CA8Rx00T00s
~ 30dAots HsoDeoeoes.
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LATEST NEWS.
More Massacre by Indians in Florida.

FROM the n. Y. Tribune
since the attack upon Lieut.. Hartsuff,s party.
that portion of Florida along the Indian River
ana IN The vicinity Of Fort Myers has become very
unsafe for whites. Stragglers from the Fort, or
aasehturers In pursuit of game in those wild, but
hitherto peaceful hunting districts. are fred up.
on ny yellow miscreants concealed behind trees
and in the chappara
We have just received authentic information of
another attack equal in atrocty to that committed
upon Lieut.. Hartsuff's squad. 1t is letter from
an officer, dated
Fort MYERS. Jan. 10.
IAN express has just arrived from Fort Deyn.
aud with news of an other Indian outbreak. A
party OF wood cutters, consisting of corporal and
hive, men were fired at by twenty Indians, four
miles from the post One man only escaped (he
slightly wounded;) the rest were mas sacred and
twelve mules killed. Lieut.. Larned, Second Ar
fillery, directly went in seach of the savages but
though he secured the country around not q sign
or trace Of them could be found, and strangely
enough the dead bodies of the men were also
missing. nor was there any trace of blood, but the
country is so much under water that blood could
easily be washed away.
ION his rethrn Lieut.. Webb, Second Artille-
ry, and party went out. They, too, explor-
ed every place, but without success; the case re.
mains mystery. I he Indians were head
cd by All old chief named Okchan.
Repeated scents have been sent in every d.
reetion Through the country from Fort
Deynaud since the affair with Lieut. HartsutF-,
and through they have frequently seen Indian
hogs, tit is commonly said that where you find
Indian hogs, the Indians themselves are not far
off, they never have seen any trace of the
Indians themselves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

In consequence Of the anaw
an opportunity TO examine the land to those who may desire
TO 90 So 'c ABOVE sale which postponed until the 3lst In
stan again postponed until THURSDAY oat February
when the land VIII be offered If fair II tho fair
o"y' 'N'op, sunday ana Monday ho j. DAVIS, admr,
with the will annexed of Gerard Alexander, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11
EXPENSES PER TERN.

Terms per session OF five months as follows:
Board including fuel lights and washing, 90
Tuition in English Is 90
Tni,ion in 90 90
rri,iop In Modern z 50
Piano Guitar, with use of piano, 20 %
Vocal Music-no charge.
Drawing kinds Needle Work, each 3 90
Monochromac Painting full course. 10 90
pupil in English Branches &c "
of pupil in Classical Course, 10 90
Modern Language in either course ra.,....... so
All fees due In No deduction except Of
Pupils will be charged for brcakage and
abuse of furniture. JOHN e. BLACKWELIh
GRAVEL HILL, Buckingham. Va. Jan 3Otlst mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

lstraior OF Horl1 Alexander. decd and hy authority II
nus WIN wv" On Thursday the aith January lsa6 tho
P@Hes ~ - o'clock sell ut public the highest
hiaaef he valuable TRACT or LAND In Campbell eoun.
b'oh WmVh lhe sRid Alexander resided The II altr
aleu ltout ~ miles from 14ynchhurg the iynehburg
una Saiem Iurnpike-ahout four mites by good rond
from 'ne t"rSNt Depot aud contains by survey gao
ar's ahdR traction ii which about $50 wood an
aoohl ~ acres me meadow land the whole easily
susceptible o hugh state ct Improvement Tho residence Is
handsome country scat with comfortable
Gus DIV Eu Hol Sc and the requisite the
arm from ITS capacity To produce large crops of grain
grass the attention of those engaged In agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security win be required Tor the
purchase money aud the title will further seen
rty and the terms time will the day OF aae
RoBr.J DAVIS. Admir-
with the will annexed, Of
acc 5n.n@ V-tatdsSd'eS21 Gerard Alexander decd
v Republican copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

| OST ROND.-I have lost bond sixmeH ~
49, the firm of Conne for 1859 due on the 9th De
oer 1855 1t will be of to any one and nope the
iter will return 1. THOb. q. CoLEMAN
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NALUAHIE NTS.I,OEs co. ..,.r, ~,

pursuance OF decree la the Hastings Lynch.
ou,g III tc sn OF Cock fars aud others shalt sell
lnhs auction on SATURDAY the 9th day of February at
INC a.nrke HOUSE ~ II o'clock, TWO VALUABLE NEGRO
OF sale. I.IN n ,ptcs ~
tou-' NhNNA Special Commissioner
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I ,oo,> A. THIS ,-EI'r"ord'n" sn."r""e.

II u
IL AGAINST FIRE.
Of from Norfolk, "a, dated January H. 1856
MrssRs 8. g. HrRnINo & CotiontcIncn On the 7th Dc
ecmher last Messrs Adams Co.'S Express Office situated Ia
large four story brick building In this city totally de
sroyodby IRE and their safe remained buried Ia the burning
ruins until yesterday, when II dug and then
found surrounded with live Goals (and almost red hot iron lay
beside ~ the brass ornaments and nobs melted OFF We
this fire. and II thing resist such heat It In
euoughre could not be hotter-it triumph indeed We
ucose certificate from parties who opened
Yours truly, ROWLAND Il BROS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

Il ARGE STOCK OF HEAVY COTTON CLOTHS,
such as Oznaburgs Domesticsbeached and unblenched
w hich will sell low for cash - -
ian cots CRAWFORD & RICHARDS
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nIssOLUTlON..,T The firm, Of Ruehcr 4 Redd

rs this day dissolved by mutual consent The name of
The viii be used by either in closing the bust
ness and accounts be found at the counting
room of tho occupied by A. b Rucker where
they will have their creditors and debtors call
.nd settle their accounts. AMBROSE Il. RUCKER,
J.NrARy lst 1856 LOUIS w. Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

NEW BRANCH OF TIKI CLOTHING
~ TRADE IN PHILADELPHIA.--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFINE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
one door below street. have established immense
Clothing House the manufacture sale of the eo
giant Clothing that and art produce in anticipation
of the wants Southern cash buyers who have heretofore
gone 10 New for that part of their stock II p DILL
co are determined that house in the United States shall
offer larger varied stock finer better made
at lower prices cash An examination will convince the
T,oe, al entieal Call and sc them Jan 2l-d3m
VALENTINES: yALENT1NEk!:-Wc are
now opening large lot OF Valentines at all prcessome
,srv doa. Iian l4ts LANGHORNE Il WALKUP.
l1OAI. LUMBER AND WOOD.-Ancr this
date shall Coal Lumber and Wood for cash only.
jan 26diy II. y: oInlo ! IAN.
0ELATINE. COCOA, BROMA, TAYLOt's MUS
" tard for sale by sIAbLf.h JoNEo,
jan 15d&cts Droggls%
UNCLECTTC LINlMENT-For Rheam tisnl,
II Headache Pain Face, Tooth ache Sprains Bruises
and Sore Throat used externally for Dseniery Choc
Cholera Morbus be taken In doses Of fifteen drops
This nment Is prepared DR. Felers OF Ohio and has
been used much and satisfaction by many OF our
citizena Sold only by ,o>, m
ian % d&cihs j. H. IhoMrsoS W.
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CERTIFICATE,


NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1856
Nv request this attend.
the opening of of Hernps Patent Fireproof Safes
which the fire OF December T. belonging to Mcsars Ad
Express, and found the papers
perfect preservation II was opinion
could be had large four building entirely
destroy and the safe remained the hole time surrounded
by lire and subject an intense heat for forty days before dug
from the ruins
Signed, GEO l. ANDERSON, @. HALL
WIN d. REYNOLDS, A B MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS, w. w. JACOBS
fully satisfied with the above
toned Safe preserved Its contents. A. A. COWDERY,
Agent Adams x Coz Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

Sweei Oii.-5o dozen bottles Olive Oh for manufacturer
feats p''''' J. II THOMPSON 4 cos.
1nA SACKS SALT
IOO 30 bags Rio cofeo--a superior article; 80
an assortment Of Also superior lot of Green
and Black Teasthe finest article offered in this market
jan oats CRAWFORD RICHARDS.
N0FFATA's Pills AND B.TTEn-.-
M Mofa' Life pills and Phg"S sfrs for sale COS
jan 3odScifs Apothccnry and Drug Store.
OLACK INK.-we invite the attention Of
INK S Msrf % a"d esn rn any quantity
weare at liberty refer to several gentlemen of this place
tests sTRoTHER & WHITEHEAD.
NEW CONCERN.-Thc undersigned having
r Of a I HoSs mo CO. for the purpose Of transactns
Grocery business have taken the
pleased o their friends and the public generally:
JAMES W BuRCH
GEORGE II. BURCH
The subscriber having sold his stock of Goods to NJ Hons
ana i psoa most 'A''Ff1 s'
JANuARY lat, 1856 Jan sdsctsy
LHLOUR.-Lns, received n superior article Of
felts CRAWFORD & RICHARDS
NExuCAN GUANo.-Dry mud in fine order.
lV1 so "A" and "A A. brands being shipped to us
b1 the importer For sale, to arrive by
fesdsct. First door above Powciis Hotel Petersburg
rUso Mnnufnctnrer..-we have hand and for sale
Il Gum Arabic, OILS Lemon Geranun, Cloves. Bergamot
Anise, Cinnamon fine Tobacco Flayo-a Richmond prices
Scarlet Branding Paint branding Boards Brand
brushes and every other article by manufacturers at the
lowest prices
fe 2-d&cns j. II. THOMPSON & cos.
O. FOR RENTING residence the store
U of John T. Davis Co. present occupied by myself
The House contains eleven rooms; and is Wen arranged
for Boarding Also the Stone House which has been
used tobacco factory opposite Iynchs warehouse ana
nov 30 daaw, s-'''''' ''4-'' JOHN T. DAvI
JANUARY 18th. 1S16.-(srent redWet ~ in
ID PRICES TO REDUCE STOCk--A very larges ck OF
mel Brogans,
of color and quality--some very cheap.
Ladies black lasting Congress CATERS at. ....-sl p
Sidelace at........... ! -
cold w
Gents latest syle Calf Congress %
Also Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes aud Shoetees
Boots Booees halt Caters Caters Of Cloth Kid and Mor
Cashmere Riding Hats; Chdrens fancy Hats ana
Caps. -.
All of the above goods being entirely and fresh just
for cash, consider II rare
''''"'e'N'"' W p''''" Louis l. ARMIsTEAD,
ian i6ts near Farmers Bank, Lynchbnrg. va
n UAssIA CUPS for Dy.pcpsic.-a very useful
NJ, article, for sale J. II. THOMPSON W
Jan > FITS D,as t,.o.
Il ndic. Isnbber..I have inst opened supply Of La
f. i a,sS 'Anu'' ""' p sEABURY.
- EST s.UNPOWDER IEA AND bEsr hlACA
II TEA for sale by sTABLER JONES,
jan l5d&cts DroRglss
NOR NEW YORK, via PETERsBUBG.-
ID The large and commodous Steamship JAMES 1eiSae
York every WEDNESDAY morning at o'clock, after
arrival Petersburg arriving In Ne York next
venng Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
end State Room board steamer sTsecGnd Class Cars
Agents NewYork and Virginia Steamship Co.
mar5-wts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-11

~ of L. W. Redd bis entire interest IN stock Of Groceries
Dry Goods Iron &C. the firm of Rucker Redd, will
Time the old stand whore he solcits call from
the friends who literally his old firm
JANUARY LIST, 1856 AMBROSE b. RUCKER.
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IMPORTANT As WELL Az TRUE-TI

subscriber begs inform his friends town and
country that he Will leave for the North month"; and be
leaving respectfully socits Of
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Gent Furnishing Gcod
comprising all articles he found Clothing Merchant
Tailoring establishment and will be disposed ternns
which will insure quick sales in order to make the
Spring stock have hand good Carpet
Bags which will be sold than Northern prices
Don't forget the place TO get great bargains.
THOS. w. ROYSTON
iauI ia No Dak., We
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NOR COUGHS, COLDS, 4

Il Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
Mrs Gardeners syrup Liycrwort;
Bryans Pulmonic Waters;
Jayne's Expectoran';
Carragecn Paste and Cough Candy, for sale NJ
ian 1ndScif,s J VI. THOMPSON Il
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~ CAN =. S. UNION
FnuIrs or IYpUsrRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.--
very interesting volume, and should be read by all ages
and denominations
IRISH a highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR DoLL-Young Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
CArACoMBs RoMEWe need call attention to this
voume-the title will secure that.
DAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should fail read
this volume.
THE SAD MIsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often in the
religious training of families Parents don't you need this
bookf
THE GREAT QUESTION great book of great in
VIII you read 1T
All OF the above and the publications of the American
Union generally such Libraries Teacher Helps Question
Books ymn Books and Miscellaneous volumes, be
had LAM horne wakups Book Store, Lypchburg. Va
II. G. JENNINGS
feb Its Supt. Am 8. s. Union.
MOTHER SUPPLY OF VALENTINES just
"A ceved, by Express, At
LANGHORNE wALKUPS
New Book Store
Also Just opened lot Of fine Segsrs and Tobacco.
Jan 26-ts
DAYMENT: PAYMENT!!-Bendaa nd ac.
counts due before January ls 1856, must be
paid immediately Jan N5wl BEAbUkY