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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-13

a valuable sawmill property located in Pike
and Knox townships, is offered for sale, as
will be learned by referring to an advertise
ment in another column.
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EyTE,ST IN, FIRST WE'D.
u Poots & Shoes alyzaYs or Hand.

pastfsvors and grateful for future prospects, de-
sires to inform the citizens Of this vienity and his
old friends and patrons in particular that he has
ye1l0Ue3 to the FIRST Room IN tie EfS T
END Of !SHIEF'.S NEW ROW, tie fyst door
1osSt Of Hie Mansion House where he has on hand
constantly large assor tmenc of every variety in
the BOOT AND SHOE line. Custom work attend
Cd to with dispatch The very best Of stock will
be used and no pains spared to make neat fits and
durable work All of which can be obtained of
said J. Coon, very low for the Ready Rhino.
Cicarfcld, August IA, 1858.
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SHooTING AFFAIE.-Mr. jacob Barr Of Ben
,nett's branch was brought to town on Mon
day las. charged with attempting to shoot
Phillip Chambers. We have not been able TO
obtain full particulars, but the story runs a
bout thus \ misunderstanding existed be-
tween tho parties, and Cham bers went to or
near Blrr'S house and talked something about
shooting, having at the same time, a revolver
or something of the kind in his hand upon
which Barr went into the house and brought
out his trusty rifle and told his assaiIant that
Il any shooting was TO be done nc would have
a share What then followed we know not
but>no. lives seem to have been lost, and no
powder wasted. Both parties however made
Information, and Mr. s share of that perfor-
nance seems to have been his trip to the coun-
ty boarding house, unless he can procure bail
This comes of making unlawful use of
those wespons which shOuId never be turned
by man against his fellow except in legitimate
warfare.-RcpablicGn Oct. 6'h.
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vEN1BACCO AND CIGARS.-An assortment inst
Il opened and for sale at the store of
November 20 WM. 4. IRWIN
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TnE RAJ TgMAnsg JOURNAL.
V,o TIMER MAKERS.-A

z Cclebraled Double bitted Axes at the Low
PriccUt TWO DOLLARS, for sale by
RICHARD M0SS0P.
CIearfcld. Pa Sent % ISIS.
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EXCELsIoR MARBLE YARD.

a . II 2 U.
= The undersigned hereby announ- -e.z5s5
to the citizens of CIearieId county u
that he is still engaged, at his old stand
in TYRONE CITY. in erecting no NJ NENTS
a,td Bon TOMBS ILso Heat and Foot Stones
of the latest and most approved styles, and the
most reasonable terms. All orders promptly at
tended 70. Address, ISAAC BERLIN,
Aug. %, 1883. .-dec23-'51. Tyrone City.
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FINE HousE.-Iti is noteworthy fact that
Of late the citizens OF this county are paying
more attention to the erection Of good huild-
ings.~ In passing through Burnside township,
Jew days since, we noticed that our friend
James Mciurray has nearly completed one
OF the largest and finest brisk houses in the
county. There IS much taste displayed in
its location and style of architecture, and Mr..
McMurriy is certainly deserving Of praise
for the spirit and ca:erprize displayed in this
Improvement. Ills property is within the
limits of the proposed county of Pine, and
many are in favor Of locating the county SCAT
there, ia the event OF its formation. The stu
alton is a beautiful one, and possessed of some
advantages that should not be overlooked.
We trust others, when about erecting new
dwellings, will follow the example set by Mr..
McMurray and put up neat, Substantial and
commodious buildings.
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z DJAN Sc NJ y AIRY
Z FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

! Willis y, NEsrLAkE' a. b pnIscrrALs.
The first session of this Institution will commence
Monday. November lst, 1858, and continue p
weeks. y B. Special attention will be given to
the training of Teachers For particulars, send
for circular Address either of the Principals,
Indiana. Indiana CO., Pa. oct5-' 5S-4tp.
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LSL0UR, Oats, Rye; &c., for sale at the cbesn
L srore Of JOHN PATTON, Curw.nsgiIIo.
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INARM LANDS FOR sALE 25 Mic from Thi!

EyARM LANDS FOR SALE % miles from Phil
q adelphia by Railroad in the State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for grcultural pur-
poses. being good loan soil. with clay bottom.
The land is large tract divided into small ia rms
and hundreds from ali parts Of the country are
settling and building The crops can be seen
growing. Terms from SO 10 $50 per acre, Paya-
bic within four years by iBstalments. To visit the
place-L.saye Vine st. Wharf at Philadelphia, at
y A NJ. by Railroad for Hammenton, address
R. J. Byrnes, by letter. See full advertisement in
another column. Sept 8, 1888.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE % miles from Phil
adelphia by Railroad in the State of New Jersey
Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes, be-
ing good loan soil, with c clay bottom. The
land is large tract, divided into small farms and
hundreds from all parts OF the country now
settling and building. The crops can be seen grow
ing. Terms from SIS to see per acre, payable with
in four years by instalments. To visit the place
Leave Vine st. Wharf at Philadelphia at a \ NJ.
by Railroad for Hammonton, address II, J.
Byrnes, by letter. Sec full advertisement in an
other column Sept. 3, lS5S-Sm.
FEIAKE NOTICE -TAyERN KEEPERS
4 and the public, that Gross & kunkel, whole
sale Groccrs Canal Street Wharf, Harrisburg
have hand large lot Of Liquors reduced
prices, by the barrel or otherwise to suit pur-
chcsers, consisting Of the following
Pure Brandies. New England Rum,
Old Rye Whiskey, Lisbon Wine.
Domestic BraRdies, Pure Holland Gin.
honongahela Whi>key Recliicd Pitts " hiskey
Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine.
Peach Brandy. MADEIRA Wine,
Lavender Brandy, Pure Holland Gin,
Cherry Brandy, Domestic Gin.
Scotch Whiskey, And other Liquors.
Geslers Pure Champagne, &c, &c, &c
~ Orders promptly attended to
GROSS & kUNkEL.
Wholesale Groccrs,
Canal Street Wharf. between Walnut and State
Streets, Harrisburg. Pa. Marl0'5S-Iy.
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4 1tAUTEON.-All persons are hereby caution
~ cd against purchasing or meddling with the
following property, to wit Il dark bay marc. l
mare colt years Old, l red heiffer 2 years old,
red steer , years old l black hoiifcr years old.
red heiffers ] year old 40 dozen rye in the barn.
50 dozen oats in the barn, | red COW.
The above named property is now in the possess
ion CT VIM. Stewart of Becara tp.. and has only
been left with him on loan, and subject tony or
Gers HENRY HAGERTY
Smith s Mills. Aug. 81, lSj3-sopS-3t.
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EAUTION.-Au persos are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or meddiing with One
Dark Brown Horse years old, past in the pos
session OF Thomas Dixon. of Boggs township as
the same belongs TO me. JOHN NJ CHASE.
Wood ward. Sent. 8. IS5S-sept22
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d z
ED undersigned takes this method TO announce
10 the citizens of Clearfeld and the surrounding
country, that he has opened Barber Shop, on
Market street. in Shaws where he is pre-
pared to accommodate all who may give him 2
call, and hopes to receive liberal patronage.
Oct g. 1888 JEREMIAH NORRIS.
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I ATEST STYLE of Fall and Winter Bonrets, at
tbc corner store nf WM IRWIN.

ENREDERICK SCHMAEL, CLOCK AND
IL WATCH MAKER, Cherry street. Tone door
east of the Methodist Church) Clearfeld, Pa, will
repair Clocks Watches &C.. on short notice and
reasonable terms. Sept. %. 1883
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a LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. at the co
"A store, CurHensyilIe,
October g. 1858 VIM IRWIN
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n AIDES FURs, few SET Of French Sables at
IA the store Of WH. IRWIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-13

SPANISH Sole Leather, for sale at the corner
~ store. Hides taken at the highest price
October g. WM IRWIN
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DAR AND HOOP IRON small round iron for
ID stove rods, SC, foE sale al the store of
O,.obor & WM IRWIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21
Curious Disclosure.

We find in the Washington States the following
extract from speech. recently delivered in Kan.
sas, by Mr.. Frederick p. Stanton the former
Secretary and Acting Governor of that Territory.
On the LIST Of September, 1857. Gen. Whitfield
and DR.. rebbs, Of Kansas, who were then in Wash.
ington, signed letter expressly stating that the
course Of Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton was
acceptable to the people Of Kansas, inasmuch ~
an undoubted majority were i'll favor Of {, &c
State. This letter was written at the special re-
qaest Of Mr.. Buchanan, who was anxious to shield
himself from the assaults then being made upon
him by the South. Through Mr.. Buchanan's a
gency. tho letter sent the Union uifce, and
was actually in type, accompanied by editorial
comments endorsing the character of Dr. Tcbbs,
~ gentleman OF unimpeachable vcracity when
i was soon in proof by Southern member OF the
Cabinet. who ordered its suppression.
Here is a curious confession, to say the least Of
it. member Of the Cabinet supprcssing pub
location, that the President himself had sent to
the Orion. 1t conricts old Buck too if true OF II
aouble-dealing policy ia the Kansas matter, which,
indeed, was SO weh established before, as hardly
to need this additional proof. Verify, the ways
Of politicians are becoming more and more tortu-
Gus and crooked every day.
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Tta legitimate Results.

II viii be rscollecsed that Mr.. Douglas. in his
Fr6sport speech, while propounding The doctrine
d Squsstsr Sovereignty. undertook to palla.e the
hssssy Of the thing By proclaiming thss it really
niaas No dilsrsncs. inasmaeh a. slavery could be
a. sGsctually killed Cd id Territory by unfriend
" legislation - BY positive prohibition. Practi-
cally IL 10 the same thing to the South whether it
Il done the one way or the other-so that Mr..
Douglas in no respect mended the matter by this
evasive expcdent
His language. however. has given the cue to the
Black Republicans of Kansas Terrtory-and they
are even now preparing TO avail themselves of the
expedisnt for destroying slavery which Douglas
ingenuity pointed out to them. The Lawrence
Freeport speech, proceeds a. follows;
''Thc Legislature of Kan1as cannot neglect, at
its next session. take away such local legislation
a. now encourages or gives protection 10 slavery.
1t will do more; it will throw pains and penalties
around tho institution; it will give the negro the
right b defend his person from assaults upon him
by bis MASTER it will, in short, make him free
man, and that without provision Of recompense.--
The underground railroad will be thrown upon the
surface Those holding slave property in Kanzas
are urged to consider this n. prophetic, if they
please, for it will surely be realized"
So We see what Mr.. Douglas doctrine is leading
to. This is the man whom the Sonth il urged to
accept as friend and an ally This is the man
whose defeat we have been reproached by the Re
publican Of this city for desiring! We say again
that we infinitely prefer the election Of Lincoln
who is not half 80 dangerous an enemy of tho
South, because he does not profess friendship to
your face. while he silly stabs you to tho vials.
A public meeting has been held in Norfolk for
the purpose of sending relief to the sufferers by
yellow fever in New Orleans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21
What Is Democracy

This question is thus satisfactorily answered by
Parson Brownlow Of the Knoxville Wing:
To be Democrat. in whom there is no guile,
man must swear allegiance to the party! II the
party held . separate creed in each State of the
Union, every member is required to swear that
there is no Inconsistency in that To be national,
one must follow every Democrat ia tive nation. ir
respective of his principlcsl And to be sectional
isD oppose anything said or proposed by the Ad-
Manifestation! 10 man is to be prescribed be-
cause be may reject any one or eren all tho arti-
cles Of faith in the Democratic croed While anu
interpretation, given to any or all the articles Of
the Democratic creed, by any man, North or
South, 10 perfectly legitimate And .'all who re-
main IA The organization of the Democratic par
y, no matter where born, what color, Of wha,
faith, OF from what National State or county or
gaDizstion. are Simon Pure Democrats 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

DESIAL.-Ex-P President Rvas, of Nicaragua,
has written letter. ststing that be did not sign
~ aaaeb.stedo manifesto oil Martinez and Mora
asking France. England and Sardinia to establish
protsctorate over the Central American States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

The GREAT BALLOON RAcE.-Cneinnati Oct
l9.-M. GODDARD came down last evening fifteen
miles from Sandusky at 10. 80. md Steiner dcs.
csnded at II p. m. within one mile Of Sandusky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

|THESE Scales are now re.
Il garded as the STAND
ARD for CORRECT WEIGHT
add are In use by nearly every
Railroad Company, Merchant,
a n Il manufacturing establish.
mcnt throughout the country
|The reputation which these
Scales have acquired, has been
II steady grow tn from the com.
menccincnt to the present time,
and is based upon the principle
adopted by US. and never devia.
cd from. of allowing none bnt
|PEKFECT WEIGHING MACHINES
to y" forth from our establish.
meht.
We have more than one hun.
bred different notifications of
these Scales, adapted TO the
wants If every deparimen, Of
business where q correct and du-
fable Scale il required.
Call and examine or send for
an Illustrated circular.
FAIEB ANK9 q CO.,
$50 Broad way,
NEw-YORK.
A. b. RtCKER, AGENT,
l.ynchburg, Va.
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From the ~. Paul Ninnesotian.

A terrible WESTERN STORM From the coun-
try papers and other sources, we learn that on
Wednesday, the lst instant, ono Of the most ter
rife storms known in this region WINS cxpe.
rienced at the village Of New Ulm, some thirty
miles west Of ST. Peter on the Minnesota river
Although its lasted buta few minutes, such was
its violence that nix buildings were entirely de-
stroycd, and not a single binding in the town Ca
capped without injury. One building was lifted
from its foundation, carried some twenty five feet
and turned over on liz side. Another large house
one Of the best in the place not finished, wns moy-
ed some six feet and badly raeked aud injured
Several others had their walls rent and broken
A kitchen, built up against house. was entirely
demolished, and the cook stove hurled across an
entire block-lho pipe being driven far that it
could not be found at all! The post Office was
kept in n store, the front Of which had large win
dows. These were broken in by the violence of
the wind. and the contents of the building, CON
ssting Of the mail matter. dry goods &c. were
gathercdin it's embrace, aud scattered over tho
prairie in every direction. Many Of the letter.
were entirely POST.
A stage owned by citizen of Traverse n broth
er-in-law Of the Mcssrs. klien. of St Peter was
standing in the street at the time, aud was car
ricd distance Of twenty-five rods being literally
torn to pieces--thc wheels even being broken from
the axles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

CALiroRNIA MML--,St. Louis, Oct l9-The
third overland California mail, announced lust
night, brings letters. but no papers. Five passen-
gers came through with the mail The first and
second westward mails were met, and were pro-
crossing finely. \" Indian interference, thus far.
had been experienced BY any of the mail parties.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


=
=, ssse. re. to me BY s.::y Loekley u.,. iii sell
GROUND n.ins the Din. bridge Road es ended .on
sold BY Hancoeks Thomas and conveyed
to s,rea and the lot sold to Thomas Mason Th. Lo
The te believed to be rood but acting shall
'' "e, l ~nn 'p'''l warranty C. L. A2sRf
POsrPONKMRNT.-Th sale Of the above
p' ots iesss postponed until the ot of ocT0sER
XALUaDI.R BsDFORD LAND r.r sasE.
ton ." Ss I'M e win ,. :. p,e
Der HxGT 81 ASD on, on ss ssy Of S"s s.
called FAIR VIEW lying va and Tenn RAILROAD Is
III m. 10 . % y o.. :s.p
h s% long Srsr considered :.
sbnndsn,, watered with fine springs and laid on into
r or w.sr ~ ..ss and can be
to each part On the nor aide Of the Railroad large "A
elusive Of the basemenD with all ouho.rs pi the
as ,"d % Of large family Of 10th w,s
and ,nrn ont for the accommodation Of the neigh
Apple Trees in full bearing and is conyen,en T", !"
both churches and schools and In a ncighborhood IN
the health of the place the the
ding scenery where desiring IT,
lime Crop and Kitchen .nf r 'a%'
,ae and U e :'%e Likely Negroes The sale wiz
ed Te ,r1 mado known on the day Of sale,
Kchmo.d Wing capy Iawtd.
- wEDXEsDAY. The 3rd Of NOVEMBER next, tho .n1.
al r%ss Ass tho On n
s' oh sa St.. of the y s.s
1 feet 70 a IL tse alley and has on COMMODiOCs "A
and brick with n aud suitable for any
requiring room and strength Of superslructu
o srs''''' can be conveniently divided into
sand la months equal nsan,ent. the .i.lo
retained ia, 4', mn,ii last payment Is made -
''' l'a,"s - WALTER HENDERSON.
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Jehu Provided Fer.

The Telegraph informs us that Mr.. Jehu G..
Jones. who was defeated for Congress in Dis
r1et containing six thousand Democratic MAORI
~ bias been gazetted for the mission to Austria.
Good. Our joy at Jshu's defeat is still further in.
creased by the prospect of being relieved of his
presence among the scaly Democratic politicians
OF the Keystone Sta'e Guing abroad is perhaps
TIE 6sst thing Jehu could do next to returning 10
the pulpit, from which, = Few days ago. he emery
~ asanApostate, into ~ arena sfpol;tiss. : !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

.sssr snAcKsLrosD Esq. Of culpeper. . lats
nssdb~ sGais Ssaats Of virginis, an.oa.ess him.
Aelfas Democratic candidate far Congress n The
Dariot now represented by Gov. Smith.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

FALL. AND WINTER TRADE.
GEO. ID DAVIS.
WHOLESALE d. RETAIL GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

,. IL
WHOLESALE d RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite the Iirsinia Bank, LYNCHBURG la
AN In receipt Of large of Gr"ccres Staple
Dry Goods Hardware, Oils Paints, Coidage, Wooiw are,
&c. consisting Ia part of
10000 Bales OF Cotton nj Factory prices to the trade
5000 lbs of Leaf Lard AT Baltimore prices the trade
1000 lbs Of Sole Leather and 100 upper part
heavy
l2 Doc. French and plade pha Calf Skins and Sewing
Ski y,
la0 Seamless Bags assorted,
2.bHj lhs of Xnc aud White Lead,
$40 Gals OF Linsced Oil
100 pairs of Shoes. wei and legged part heavy,
$50 Rrams of Paper Letter, FooiseaP and trapping,
3,W0 lbs. Iron Axes and tast B"xo-,
II Tors Of Iron, Wrought and Rolled.
80 Bundles Of Iron, Hoop Strip hall Oval, Round
and >quarr.
5barrels of New York Syrup. for family use.
Sugar. Coffee. Moa>scs. Salt, Nails Tanners Di,
Bellows, Vices. Anvls Screw plates Hose Sii
Fplcd Cloths. Cassnett Liuse,s liids aud Blank,
Clever Timothy, 1irls anl nrchatd grass Seed
Plate Tin, J. G. aud j.. and Tin = ,l,"r, At.
All of which viii sell cheap for cash. reii
their neres examine my stock before making their pun
Will sell cheaper than goods bought
credit
will the best prices for Wool, Wool Rolls
faxserd Flax and Tow Linens Upper aud Harness Leather
and all other country produce.
Call mud examine my stock before Won buy oct Is -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

Tux FRoNTIER.-Dy. j. j. Reeves, who has re-
turned from hong Western trip. on the frontier
of Texas informs us, says the Tyler Reporter of
the 18th ult., that some two or three weeks ago,
tho Indians made attack upon IL settlement IF
whites Clear Creek in Cooke county. killing
three young men and taking captive some three
or four children and lady.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-21

nol10way's pill. amd Otns H. % los Gus
limitations have been imposed the uhlc but they have
b driven ont of the field The purchaser should look the
mark that exists every leaf the eLv-opng book
they contain not the words Holloway New York and Lon
don IN send Transparent letters they Sold at
the mauacory No ~ Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists. at Bic tic. and per box pot glw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I SEABURY'S
DOOT, sEHOR q HAT sroRK. -
y A TT. 0E I a

soor, .aek = mar .roax. -
FALL OF 1889
MrrmPgy Of SooTS SHOES. HATS CAPS. TRuHKs.
sa &c aaa .
esvrd and comprises Of The have
am greatly obliged my many liberal friend. the
ny as Oh as In the cy TOR hr confidence and
log good Cords procure prices
TALL " 1910 s IL, mhr
~ Rep. copy It's
HOF OR THE FAIR! Is the asiv~r.ei cry.
and thousands are participating in he ies,ivte. which
ihronE ns multiiades invited the city If s enjoy
s' which
Amons the many attractive places TO which the gathering
IA. Od Paoios,spa Gay next door to The vir
gnia Bank Main Street, Lynehburs Va where hundred. Of
free 70 ALL and any should a themselves
6e furnished on shor, and prices that
ans .:.or%sn. Of Cases and Frames of style
ger Rings, Watch Seals, Charms, 40
a.r .ss a. % :s of the arr. a. Of the
oc' isu Practical Photographs
II FAD WHAT s1uA X .PEARE SAYS.
az were we'll done when Ills done.
T IT, we're wsl were done quickly saaa.pa,o.
Sou Sd n aus a as.' and III 1s". s
IS. TANNER n co
Main Street, 3 doors from bridge Street.
Az. and Gen.lepen cordially invited !" our PoR.
Ambrotypss Melainotypts, &c a..
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTURE which
il 30 convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather and encosedn bean
tifn cases. NJ the low prices from 80 $50
new and beautiful Of Gold Lockets Me.
daIons ocket kngs, Breasins Keys Seals &C., In
variety. just received.
fresh supply Of the best Material In the country
Don't forget to call fort AIS
NOTucE.-Tkc Exrcutive Committee have
made arrangements with all the Omnibus
,ers OF the city two 10 take from
Fair grounds Ut 25 cents each The
into this Fnyette Williams
This notice Is made to prevent persons from being imp
upon. foct 10 d3t THE COMMITTEE.
NEW GOODS.-JOuN r. DAVIS Il CO.,
~ LYNCHBrk8. Va, offering for public
large and magnificent stock of seasonae DRY GOODS
consisting In of all the styles Of
Goods Cloaks Shaws Collars Sleeves Gnves Hosiery
&c Their stock Of Cloths Cassineres and Fcsings
Pce aud special attention called their stock GOODS
FOR SERVANTS. consisting Of Il AMI - fued Cloths
heavy Sattnes Plaid Iinseys and Blankets full stock
of House Furnishing Goods consisting If Velvet lrs
sells Three ply Iugain and Vrnian Caengs Rugs Floor
on Cloths. Curtain Materials. Table Ln.ns, &c.
l9ts
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EArLosIoN ANp Loss or LirE.--Osweso, Oct.
lS.-TLe tugboat J. H. Bo3rc exploded her boi-
Icr early tins morning outside Of the harhor, seal
ding q, cook, so tina, he will not probably reco,
bands. The engineer is missing The wreck has
haen lowed into port