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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
H u M o US.

@ "A Texan ranger says that the follow
ing is genuine article, and adds, vt is
exact copy, without alteration of either
gramer or spilling." His own orthograph,
might be improved, but it appears we'll by
contrast with the letter that he sends hav.
ing been written by Texan lover to hi:
mistress:
Houston spt ten 1sifty7
Deer Sluk
II yew wilgo with me mex Oktober 2 the bal
! wont chu no NOR tobaker at el
What if is got gusleg an kant dams
Why that vii give the other boys chans
youas til the bal kums of
Hans.
PS exkus my poitry but it makes me fel
gud when l rite 2 yew.
o. A lady correspondent suggests a
"panic ball'' for the benefit of the poor. She
proposes that the dancers all appear in last
winters garments, which at the cloee of the
ball, they can leave to be distributed among
the poor.-Cimcina,ati Times.
It will be sight to see the dancers going
home after having left their clothes to be
distributed. That is Sandwich Island fash
ion, where the natives on going out of
church, if the weather is foul, strip them
selves; roll their clothes into bundle, and
raising an umbrella, "put " for home. At
what hour will that ball "break up,'' Mr..
Times
A DUToHMAN's DESCRIPTION OF RAINY
NIeHT.-Vell lasht Friday night wash de
worst as never wash. fought to 90 down
de hill to mine house, but de faster walk,
de faster stand still, for de tarkness wash
so tick dat could not stir mine boots
and de rain, dunder and blixem, in more
dan tree minnets mine skin vas vet troo to
mine clos. But after one leetle vile it
stopped quitten to rain somediDg; so I kept
feelin' vor myself all the way long -and
ven l comes to mine own house to walk in
vat You tink? Mine Got! it belong to
somebode else!
GY"C@sar, what's become oh dat dar-
key who stole de taller?"
''He has been taken up on an affadavy,
and carried up to de sperm court to hab it
tIied.''
''On an affadavy, Caesar 2"
"Yes, seed de handle OBJ iti'
az a young Irishman who had married
when he was about nineteen years of age,
of the difficulties to which his
early marriage had subjected him, said he
would never marry so young again, if he !
lived to be as old as Methusalem,
fyOf six hundred and twelve young ID
lies who tainted last year, more than half |
Of them fell in the arms of getlemen. Only |
three had the misfortune to fall on the floor. I
YANKEE PoETR-.-A down. east poet thus
the beautiful river Connecticut:
"Roll on, loved Connecticut, long hast
.hou ran, giving shad to old Hartford, and |
freedom to man."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

CHOLERA IN EURopE.-Cholera has lately
been prevailing to o great extent in the north
of Europe. In Sweden, there have been
over five thousand deaths from this disease,
and at Hamburger and other points its rava-
ges have been extensive: At last adyices,
however, it was beginning to decline. No
cases are reported in England, but the vari-
Gus sanitary committees and boards of health
in the cities and large towns Of that country
are going to work as if its advent next spring
was certainty.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

wHrAr.-The Chicago papers Of last FRI
day note sales Of wheat in store at 81 to $50.
The banks shut down ON Thursday against
any further advances upon cargoes, and the
insurance companies have ceased taking
risks. There will probably be no further
ihi3nUh y hn,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
"S1und the hewgag beat the tonjon
Let the waiting world all know


Let the waiting world all know y
That a shipment of molasses has been re-
ceived at Davenport, Scott county, Iowa,
notwithstanding "the impossibility of OBJ
tanning exchange there's with Florence pa
per. There can be no mistake about this
dalcet intelligence, for we find it in the Da-
venport Gazette, viz:
"SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-We have heard
it repeatedly asserted that in consequence Of
the impossibility of obtaining exchange
there would be no sugar and molasses bro't
to our city this winter. That it is mistake,
we need but refer to the advertisement Of
Burrows, Prettyman & Dalzell, Front street,
who are in receipt of their first shipment Of
molasses."
And on turning to the advertisement we
find that this "shipment" +" comprises just
ten whole barrels, IS half barrels and 50
kegs of molasses enough to make three OF
four respectable dray loads! Such is the
fall stock of the acknowledged leading firm
of the boasted city of Davenport! Country
merchants will now know where to 20 in Or
der to get their supplies of sweetening.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Tn RIcHKsr MAN IN ENGLAND. He is tho
MARQUIS of Westminster. His wealth is es-
timated at Ell, 100000 sterling, or $l05,-
600, 900, and his annual income at E700, 600.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

QuRHR ExEArTIoH AsAIxsY A~1roa ree
DssF.-Ws learn that . man in this vieipity Vi,
is considered pretty we'll informed In matters -
orally, became furious, few days ago, besauss. :
he said, he had been sued for debt before hs -
been In the State yeas, which, he sontended. ~,
contrary to law! We presume that be hes an idca
that law exists in sais .sate With peovisis. e
this kind for the especial encouragement Of smi.-
tion. He will find out his mistake 800. after -
oeivins call from Constable TilIasi q Dshssty.
With legal document in hts hand.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Two widowers (who are rot relatsdl
marry each others daughters, \ ht relation
Will there children be to each other2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

AoKNowLEDeExzxr,-Ths Ladies of the
Benevolent Society request u 70 sssurn thsnsa s
their behalf to number Of farmers ef this eftv -
have kindly sent various articles Of pesviaenn 1,
bs distributed BY tho society to the poor q - IN,
Such generous and free-wili ofssin0 etAla h1uaas
cause are the more prissd bsoause thsy vss 49,
licited.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Four CHILDREN BURNED TO DEArH.-On
the evening of the 10th inst, the house of
William Quinn, of Alliance, O., was burned,
while both he and his wife were absent
Two boys were burnt to death in the house,
and boy and girl were rescued, but SO bad
ly burned that they died the next day. The
mother, when she left the house, locked the
door, and they could not escape.
ATRocIoUs MURDER.-An Italian, named,
Francis Vincent, doing business as whole
sale and retail dealar in wines and liquors,
in William street, New York was murdered
on Tuesday evening last, by four men, who
went into his place, called for some liquor,
sat down to table and commenced drink
ing. They invited Mr.. Vincent to sit down
with them, which he did Several rounds of
drinks were then had, when the four men
arose, evidently in concert, and each one
stabbed Vincent, from the wounds Of which,
he died Immediately. They then attacked
an old man named Hilton, but he pleaded
for his life, and they spared him, and made
their escape Their intention, undoubtedly
was to rob Vincent, but they only had time
to get his watch, leaving over $500 in mon
ey, which he had in his pocket. Three Ital-
ians, named Antoine and Joseph White, and
Miguel de Begona, alias de Lorenzo, have
been arrested for the deed. There is yet no
positive evidence against them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Fred. Douglas-the Douglas who 4 hlack
outside--complains Of the propristors Of :
hotel in Watertown, n. f., who refused g
entertain him on account Of his color. e
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

GT Very funny-to the author-the con-
undrums in the r. l. Argus. Some body
over thAe has very. little to do, and We are
sorry to say he don't do that little well, at
least so far as conunderbuses " go.-Dav.
Gazette.
:. We agree with the Gazette for once, and
doubt not our readers will also agree with
it when they read the following, which is
one of the "conunderbuses referred to:
Why is the Islander d Argus like Flor
ence money?
Because it has an extensive circulation"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1857.
The Mormon Imbroglie.

The Mormon ImbrO8liO.
There seems now but little doubt that ,
war will ensne, if it has not indeed already
commenced, between the United States and
the Mormons with their Indian allies. The
news given from Washington to-day gees to
show that the recent massacre of. emigrdnts
upon the plains by the Indians was instiga-
ted by the lormons. This crowning act of
treachny and treason should exasperste ey-
cry man in the country against Brigham
Young's hierarchy at Salt Lake, and awaken
even President Buchanan's administration
to sense Of the necessity of speedily adopt
ing some more efficient means of putting
down the insurrection.
If the expedition under Col. johnson is
cut off and destroyed, the Administration
must bear the blame. This expedition, af-
ter being unnecessarily delayed and weaken
ed in Kansas for the purpose of overawing
the peaceable Free State men Of that Terri
tory, was sent out late in the season.
The administration has been shamefully
culpable in this matter, and should be held
to strict accountability. 1t has been all the
while tampering with the idea that Brigham
Young was not in earnest and would not
proceed SO far as to resist the authority of
the federal government. The result will be
in all probability the slaughter Or captivity
of Col Johnson's army-the loss of four re-
giments, catastrophe unequalled in our
history except by the defeat of Wayne and
Hulrs capitulation at Detroit. And to fol-
low this disaster we shall have long and
tedious war among the mountains, involving
more expenditure Of life and money than all
our Indian wars put together. The expense
of subduing the Mormons in such strong !
hold as Utah, so distant and difficult of ac-
cess, will be enormous.
The Sacramento Age says the Mormons
can muster II, 900 men, armed with the most
effective instruments of destruction. They
have many thousands of the finest horses,
trained to camp service they have foun-
dry where cannon and shells are cast; a
powder mill and factory, where revolving
rifles and pistols are manufactured, equal to
those made at Hartford. They have every
of war and necessary provision
and means Of transportation, within them
selves, and even the women and children are
instructed in the use of arms. Add to this
their geographical position. To reach Salt
Lake, from the east, it is necessary to pass
through a canon of twenty-five miles, under
hills so steep and rocky that dozen men
could hurl down an avalanche of stones on
an approaching caravan; and even in the
event Of several thousand troops reach
ing the valley, the besieged, with their
herds, would take to the mountains, and re-
inforced by their savage allies, would, in
turn, besiege their besiegers, and cut off
supplies until the invaders had starved out.
They have, tits said, 10000 Indian allies,
whom they are ready to furnish with arms
and horses on an emergency.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

s.hsoAAL bEAUfY.-lt will be generally oonoa-
oed that there is no feature Of the face which sdda
more 10 Its attractiveness than the teeth. vLsn
they are even, white and healthy or which ON ths
otner hand detrscts more seriously from its beauty
wnen tney are not sound and in good order. 1ven
~ sne otner features af the face faultlesS.
ana the teeth are disc0l0red OF unclean how nnner
and even repulsive the an.
pears to all refined and discerning people And *.
remark is often made, that there are manv- avsn
piain races, to be met with every day. which ~
rendered really attractive and charming II ~
beauty and cleanliness Of the teeth alone. All
nothing adds so much to the freshness and
feature: S.ASs'ass
Among the best articles offered to the puhlie a,
the cure and preservation of the teeth is ,,rn...
tonably the Oriental Tooth Wash. nrensred -
n, Messrs. joseph Burnett b Co., fremont Street.
inns unique preparation contains new and imnor'
tant properties and since its introduction into ma
mas received the sanction and secured the nstron
age Of many distinguished physicians and dent;ss.
In ADDITION to ITS efficacy in eesi az and arrestnc
decay OF the teeth, and promoting healfhv cord;e
tlon OF the gums, it has the rccolnmendot;,n 49,,
liar to ITSELF OF being SO delciously aromatic n r.
odor, and SO agreeable to the taste that ona so,.
tlnes nnds II hard to refrain from drinking Il
wneheser II Is opened for use. 1t fills the palate
with sensation the most novel and pleasing .nd
lmparts TO the breath, particularly after sm"k inc.
most delightful fragrance -"xs
burnett's oriental Tooth Wash is IN fact . n.~
revelation in the dental art and ve rsE I;ttl. ;-
saying that 1t will eventually find . place IN ~.
toilet stand OF every lady and gentleman Who Encs
nv ~ "ppreSate t1e sklil and research which have
Boston Journal. |SAA00sAo"'--
Prepared by Joseph Burnett 4 o., Boato..
For sale by ). e. Graham. Price E0o mar l.ktl.
oce soVertlsment In another column
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

NEW CorNr.RTzIrs. Look out for seu.-
eerfeit t;a dellar ills oa shs Bsak sf oonm.,..
Cleveland, Ohio. Quite number oa than q. -.
lieved to have been put in airculstioa :. .bs 49,
'a'oy. one, :ho~n to - hy Marshal unga, ~
passed st clothing store, Last week. b tbs .stoei
oos BILL fomsoy, who, !t sesms, has sufacimtIx
recovered from his recent dangerous pistol shst
wound to resume bis snsfarious work. The eouatsr.
feiss IN question are easily dissnguished fou Il,
genuine BY their Yeor execution q nd paysr.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

SAFETY AND RELlEF-Old Dr.. q. Jane.
about whom the New York and othsr Atlanta cs..
press have said so much has retired from 81 act;c:
but Dr.. Thomas Tilton, his son in lsv. kss 49,
educated TO travel for him and dispsnses is nvsln.
able medisnes. Most prominent amcns thss. :.
extract OF Canniabis Indica, which he dissor.s.s
after hard labor and deep research in Caleutts ~
strovs to n make medicine to save bis only child
from death by consumption, and he suoceeded n
Tilton, his son-in-law, is In ChicaQ o. fRoor NJ
3 aou:s He ba: already succeeded in
Consumption, Nervous Debility and suasrsnS.. =.
Asthma, Bronchitis. The colds and coughs he hss
eanis he'd, are nDmerable, The Oanniabis Indie
is the most wonderful blessing Of the sgs. Give
Dr.. !ilton call or send for . bottle Of nedicin"
which will cost You two dollars. He viii provs !,
you that yoa need not be sick and that it viii
. mere trife to get we'll. ""' 'Os'
n. .B-A Sriro-Dynsmeter to test the strength
pat ents health. u 0s
z: 3. By addressing DR.. rlton . note throu,h
the Chicago Post Office. enclosing feur postage
stamps, ~ cen,s,) recipe will be sent IN rsturs.
FREQ OF eharge to any part Of the Union, All let.
tef' an'"a Cd promptly. Address,
Box 1851. Chicago, III:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

TIM Rryss il Allsd With
fhe ice is extending out soaaile1
shore, and some Of ths saall 4
! gerged.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

WHEN DUG MEETS DUO THEN Cones THE
Tue OF WAR.-From the Chicago Tribune
we learn that the colored men of that city,
so roundly berated by the Illinois Douglas
in recent low-Aunged harangue, have taken
up cudgels in their own behalf, and, in Sc
ries of resolutions adopted at meeting,
call upon him to accept challenge from
their champion, the New York Douglass, for
the discussion of the points at issue between
them. The question now is will the s' Lit
tie Giant" accept the challenge to measure
minds in an oratorical duello with his sooty
antagonist, Fred. Douglass2 We shall see.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

RESMPTIoN OF SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THE
New yoRK BANKS The Times of the 17th
says IS The banks have not yet come to
deciSn as to the resumption of specie pay
men but as gold continues to flow to this
poinf from al quaaters, the resumption will
probbly take place within short time
witbut Disturbance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

These vessels Of the first class bull, city Bal
tmoTp expressly for this trade and superior areumo
daous for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains vol qualified for the trade, and who will spare
cNrtion 10 accommodate They Will be owed up and down
Tie rivers by steam and may be relied sail promptly
AIvcrtzed
Merchants going North ordering goods New York
will hui 10 their interest to ship by this line, freight will
b taken low by any other line Of Packets, and
every eart viii be made 10y the agents in Richmond and
York To give satisfaction Insurance be effected In
Richmond FIRE Association by this line per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share II patronage
shipped by this line NewYork will be forwarded
free Of commissioner New Orleans Mobile Charleston, Sa
Nannah any other southern Northern port
The vessels will lie la Richmond in the Dock in New York
Berth No. D. Coffee House sip. foot of Vail Street
DAVID MM CIRRlE, Richmond, ..on,s
&. II FIEKSO&, y Y, ie
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n t'hr' No. ~" No u BoIIiNGEhuUk 81. Pf1Iy>-
hbt6 Al have established myself iar the transaction
Heh'ta IRON Steel and Metal Cuisines. yi. the attt
lion NJ Virginia and North Carolina Merchants ,i-t,ur NJ
market to an examination OF my large and varied asst
my Arrangements being such as will cnsbc ur H., sci, nj H.
lowest rates ku Road. Machrist> Biaca Smiths and M,
trade generally wH.hud il TO their iutel,st 10 r my SIM
before purchasing elscW here. ~ '
Orders Thankfully received and PROM lily ottend6dto
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n14.TIIaoUGn FROM BUCHANAN TO
LYNCHBuRG AN RICHMOND


Fare from tynchburg to buchanan. s.........Sl 30
From l.yuehburg II Iharl0tesFlle... 30
ou aud after the ID Of October Packet Boats wleaYe
buchanan at a Nj and Lynehbnrg I'll T. NJ, Monday,
Nene sday and Friday and arrive in rhnond scrund day
90 clock y. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lyacburg at = p. NJ
reach seottese At lDi A NJ next day and arrive in Char
loc.yle at 81 T. IL Leave Iynchburg Tor buchanan and
Lexington ato NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, aud
arrive Al : l. NJ
rom iynchburg 10 Richmond time and distances In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
serauKe's No. 1. AnousrEn ess..

NJ PHOSPHATE or ilAl-Ilr attention It ti,i...I-
and Planters respectfully called to Tie above lts Il i
pound for their approaching spring planting.
lie NauuiHetu tyes
they may always depend UPON being suil ,o VII l,.s
INE AND NHolA AktitIE t,r he eansaiI li,,at
In person the entire process Of IaHuts lad Htf M
for slIt. ' -
lis article has been before the community for tl
riod OF five years during Which time hc,l t3ys, H.
large number OF the most reputed Chemists in different
ana has been nt ny various Farmers nearly ,y,l, 49,
III Tie lh"n with almost uuFafl sarr,s, F,rl#. , -
the best proofs ot is Nane is1Av greatly iucrra,,
Ghprecedt ute al the history ef A.iaeia I,rt.ors l
tquated bN Peruvian tuao listt; MLci il po..,
muth ad> aniaEe ilon tie the ammonia so y,.e
natter Ia itu, IN tl' preparation baIug o,nlca, tx,d
agent only asains itstt lroEra -s.Noy When f, rH.
rated Win TIN soil, this available sulullate
liaed With soluble phosphate become food Tor
al deserru a'l Is ty them readily taken up II v H..
iuunG quite as active in inducing edliy maturity s g.
ana much more dgralie aud loruyug The sol am AZ. -.
LATHE.
A. there are large number of super PAosI hates IT, t
Tor the faiue al which would not Lie 10 be ri,9a
ann silly request all purchasing careful to r ia.
tiHtiAt Ahiisit. which viii Toe warranted liz n, r,f,
t'a ants, All 4 nhon are OF lodged resl+tI
ana t' lhtm hold ny self spousbie the good ~
my Super Phosphate. All packages viii he uesti4I., Irl
ed Consumers AMI uc'el, viii be enabled To fab rrr
ments 'f Iheifs1py OH Is iuabt II, asents,
with myself. - 'e'''a''
AiSNKS II c. HARDY d co are my accredited nd
ole j. MS lof the oi'l oi Petersburg.
,.,.,lo. {. b. DrBURG,
- at.t-.
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~ - Cases B& : 2 Mass I.icotirc
20 } { q Go
lOO Half Cases VI I
100 Acc
All ON Consignment and Tor sale low II,
illoS. BRANCH 4 Sons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

W'Nt1 SAfE--MERtHANiS PiOTECfolt.--
Thieves DETECTED-ROGJESIN TREPIDATION-
boNn Patent Safety Alarm Dcoct0r Locks for Money Draw
e Of Stores Counting Rooms Manufacturers and Brokers
Offices Bank. Vaults Chests aud Lriyatc Residences
An exan,nation Of these Locks tho
iAa subscriber doors hollow the Market where hcv
also for sale at manufacturers prices. {. ). BLISS
ian
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ss-so,rTs0N.-rhc nr,n Of billiard n Wal.

~ roN is this day Dissolved by mutual All persons
haShs c!Hums against us will present Them ptLIAKp Il
qREthLtt for payment, and those indebted VIII make pay
meet to the same The ot the only be
In II liriati,n. WAI = Dll4LARD
M bfts lAS q MAI.INN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

. D. AcSanders Brand. Buekwhea Flour, very nice
Fresh FirNn Butter Adamsuiue Candies part supe
Nor qusliy, just received aud FIR Gale hF
~ liia LEE JOHNSON g. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

MN YORK PACKETS This new home q. , Z 7
Inc esHase. tie following vessels and s-s>s<
tra Nss loI0 every three days All in ,sly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
sNo. NEW OaLE1Ns.-.i on.. i.0"..

ENos NE" OsLEASe.-,i rginia mnu E.uu,-
siHna siBc-First Packet To- sail with + -
patch The superior, fast sailing double deckci
ami copper fastened schooner. ELLEN" Captain
JANis SrfNAltr, loading and viii sail as above. For
balance otfreight apply to
DAVID 4 WM. CURRlE.
kiclnani
PS-shippcrS by this Vessel will get their goods port
destination at one half OF freight cheaper than
oihr route and in less time Insurance be effected u
The hHst terms. d. 4 ". t.
u vi AZ s-on and after The = III, En-t, will,
In obedience ioa resolution of the hoard Directors
NE Virginia aud Tennessee Kali Road Company proceed 10
oH mt private sale all the tags belonging the Company
an" net ne"1edt its use Tho Bag- vii be divided
r as7' and offered at -, 20 and % according
" t1"ta /. II. GILL.
So. ~ - Geul Snrit
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sNGSH paS.EACraKY-
JOHN E, ga1fSpE.

N0IT IANNIONNT NONs0
MAN STREET. l. NCuHuRG, VA.
In this establishment III always be found on Stock com
Iee assortment If Cgar Of all kinds made of the
rtcd T"ba"cos carefully selected and manufactured with
New Ia please the fstous smokers and 10 maintain
the Banis If this establishment reputation equal those
OF any mandatory In the country.
iarnahlc the all times complete
ASSORTMENT he also keeps constantly large stock of imported
Havana and German Cigars which viii be sold a small
iAeatruUon OF dealers Of city and special
v ssted examination of the Stock The brands
manufacturer and have for years been sold the large
Northern cities where they have
potion With brands nj all kud OF Imported and DOM,
Orders from any part Of fhe Union viii he promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers.
dec 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

WORK of any description. from the psinort the
costly at bmarc prices aad Of workmanship equal any
Northern establishment
Monumental Books Of ari plain Designs, be
Hy Office or Will call any person drsrlaE
hu-nat the-r RADIANCE INO- b GADDESS.