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Order No. "a.
WAN WITH ENGLAND!

Order No. 81.
WAN WITH ENGLAND!
ITO the Ksokuk Guards, or to any psrsons n
RI hAldang the arms and Aecoutrsments be
III longing To that Company. fou sft hereby V
notified 70 dspesit the rAme ~ No. ias Main
street, and receive receipt for the same. II is
especially desired and recommended thai all arm,
returned may be we'll cleaned and in good order,
3. I. kcKENNY, First Lieut.,
jsAs3edlw Csmmanding keokak GsArds
OPEN DUGGY.
Owe siLn III sss1S g. Lane Ale sAs. Buns
junel7 sign Of the Broad-aSe.
Paseat DessIe Wan Ice Pitchers.
OLIVER PLATED and britannia double wall
- les pitchers for sale II
TILLINGHAsr, LANE 4 BULLS,
junsi7 sign Of the Brosd-axe.
TOE HREAK ERs.
pATEST log brs.tsr.for .sls At
1 TILLINdHAST, LANE = DuEL's,
junsl7 sign Of the Broad-aIs.
.. n. vOwELL,
Dealer In Dr.F. ass Msaicines,
RRUsHEs, Perfamsry, Fancy Articles, and all
street, Keokuk. Iowa. lmay25d6ml
Tho Masenic rssiishiss Assecia.
Slon,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
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Olsaoluslon.
rlvHR partnership hsrstefory existing between
i Stephen r. Jones, and O. b. O. Bannon, 10 this
day dissolvsd BY mutual consent.
3. 3. Jones win settle all the bssinsas Of the old
Afm.
Nay 81, I'D
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New Jersey, Pennsylvania anA
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices. All here NAM
ed are 1t par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Of Chester County.
Bank 0f Danville.
Bank OF Delaware County, Chester.
Bank Of Germantown,
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Colnmbia.
Doylestown Bank, Doylestown.
Easton Bank, ~ Easton.
farmers' and Mechanics Bank, Easton.
Farmers Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmers bank Of Lancaster, 1t Lancaster.
farmers Bank Of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, at Lebanon.
Manch Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Miners Bank Of pottsviiie, Pottsvilk.
stroudsburgh Bank.
Catasqua Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
The following New Jersey Banks Of $5
and upward are also at par.
Burlington Bank.
Bank VI Melville.
bordsntown Banking Company, Bordentown.
burlington County Bank, Medford.
Cumberland Bank, at Bridgeton.
Farmers, Bank, Mount Holly.
parmers' and Mechanics Bank, Camden.
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, At Burlington.
Mechanics and Aanufacturers' Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
PhillipsbuTg Bank.
Princeton Bank, 1t Princston
Salem banking Company, Salem.
State Bank, Camden.
State Bank, New Brunswick.
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton.
Union Bank Of Frenchtown.
All the solvent banks Of Delaware are recsivsd
0nd cponit.
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u srAH I urHoaIrY.

ABSOLUTE And uHrnPAIRED.
WITH A SURPLUS or s5ss ,ss1.ss.
W1ih the Pyaast Of IS Fears Success Erperienet.
ASSETS JANUARY /, 1853:
Cash In hand and Dsposites in Hartford Banks,
t3sS,l2a .e9
Cash in transit and Aeents' hands ...... l6ss7a.e5
Money due Co., secured by mor,gsgo..~.. S.4ls.o4
real Estste untncunbered. T,S33.47
Bills Receivable. 3b,l77.lS
Market Value.
io2 bonds, land 10 y Ct, int. an'iy, $40, 900 90
657 shares kailrosd Stock........ $4,000
30 do Connecticut River Co. stock, l,2s0.0o
30 do Stafford Bank STOCK. ........... 5000 90
SO do Waterbury Bank Stock. 100000
$500 do Hartford !" g .... lss ,sso.os
sss5 do New York /" " ..... 500, ss3se
Is do Jersey City ~ $500 l.436,oo
100 do Us. Trust Co. N. Y. Stock. 10000 20
$50 do N. L. l., 4 trustee. /" ~, 10000
Total Liabilities, sI,sosss7ss
Unsettled Claims
Losses Eqstteoiy Axja,ted aud pyomSsly Pssd.
UPWARDS OF Eli, 200. 900
OF Losses have been pai1 by the Rtna Insurance
Co., In thtpast IS years.
Fire ana Inland Navigation
Risks accepted At terms consistent with soivsncy
and fair profit.
EspsiaI attention. given to the Tasnrsnee Of D,psnnss
and Contents, Jov terms Of one ioGvs yeavs.
The progress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of Ananeial sun
shine and storm, or periods evcntfu in or exempt
from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and maritime disas-
ter. Being long established . cash basis, the
troubles Of the credit system effect rs in mate
rial particular.
During "hard times" the security Of reliable In
suranee IL an imperative duty--the ability Of
lessencd.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State, Policies issued without
delay by any Of the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and FL
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of End
and Main-sts. ii. b. TEN-EYCK,
mchsdAw6m State Agent
ROYAL srKwARr. Jso.n.axvvlrn.
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH,
Once formerly occupied by Hatch 4 Thompson,
SECOND ST., NEAR MAIN,
kEok Uk ....IOWA,
Attorneys and Counseliors at Lar,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention. paid 10 The Collection Of Debts.
and Loaning Of Moneys.
I N 8 q r A N G e !!
CALL AND
Insure your Property against Loss By
FIREi FIRE! FlREy
In the following responsible Companies !:
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INSURANC co PANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Cash CAPITAL 100000 d o,Iars.
PACIFIC
FIRE AND MARINE INSU TRANCE COMPANY,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital 1900 900.
maxine Risks taken In this very response.
siblc Company.
| The above highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared 10 Insure Property against
Losso Damage by Fire,
| - And Pay all Losses Promptly. ~
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nUsINEss NOTICE.
We expect oil Job Work 70 be paid for on
delivery, uslsss there il special understand
ing to the contrary.


:
The sun Of the glorious Fourth arose in re-
splsndsnt glory. The day was sloudlsss,
calm and serene, and pleasant brssses tenn
persd ths vivid rays Of the sun. The Fifth
vas twin-sistss to the Fourth, and was ush-
srsd In BY the jingling Of bells and the roar
Of cannon. All the world and bis wife and
children were assir, seeking shs plsasantest
way to honor the national jubilee.
The military coupaniss-ths Jsxsrs and
the Emmett guards -paradsd through the
Streets, made handsome appearance, a.
trsessd large nunbsss Of msn and boys, and
msrchsd out 10 Flora Gssdsn, whore some
tall priss-shooting vs. done.
A large party went by the Ksokuk to IT.
Madison TO "cslsbrsts" With the good citi-
Gems Of that staid town. The fsssy.bost
Gate City took some i've or Elk hundred up
TO waggsnsr's grove, whore the company
danced, or strellsd, each according 70 his or
her own swsst will. This was the pis-sic Of
tho Odd Fellows, and . right pleasant time
thsy had.
The Fsuy-boat Hamilton Belle took the
Young America Fire Company and > large
number Of invited guests 70 Nsuvoo, whore .
very handsome Grafton from Mr.. Craig, Of
this city, was listened 70, and other eersno-
mics appropriate 10 tho day were enjoyed.
Another party Of shout two hundred vent
70 Quincy on the City Of Louisiana, and re-
turnsd yesterday noxnisg about sun riss.---
We learn that Quincy was full Of people, and
their patriotism was q saeh fsvsr-hsat that
oil the bslis in the city, and tho cannon, and
The firearms, and hrs-crsoksrs, were jung
ling, roaring and phiszing, while tho orator
Of the day wAs doing his best TO entertain
his immense audience. Our old acquaint-
anss, Thomas Du6, who has doasd the bus
kin and taken 10 Law, read ths Declaration
10 > style thss could scarcely b. inented.
Our streets during most Of tho day were
exceedingly quiet. There were some who
regretted Inst " had mot got up : eslebra-
tion here which would have attracted crowds
to our city, instead Of sending our people I'll
away. But they did not reflect thas these ara
very hard tinss, and that our people were
perhaps the only ones who could raise money
snoagh TO 80 away from homo.
UThe new countsrfsit l0's on the State
Bank Of Ohio havs made their appearance
ct Buffalo. The Republic says:
Counterfeit tens on the State Bank Of
Ohio are in circulation in this city, 20 we'll
executed that they cannot be distinguished
from the gsauins BY ono person ont Of .
hundred. Even brokers refuse al tens on
this bank, and W advise our readers to do
the same. The only difference that oan be
dstsstsd 10 that the shading Il darker in the
line estate Bank Of Ohio" in ono than in
the other bat which OF thsm 10 genuine can
mot be told.
Iewa state Insarancs Csnpany.
At . meeting Of tho Board Of Dirseton held at
the oaAss Of tho Company, On Monday, shs 2lst
Of Jane, 1855, the Secretary wss instssstsd 70
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THE GROWING CLIMAX:

DIR. J.. Il. hickey
LAS just received splendid stock Of Gentle
/ l. mems and Youths HATS, Of every quality
and well suited for the season. Also, Misses STRAW
Flats and Ladies' Riding Hats
First come, first serss d.
June 4-d NO 60 MAIN-ST.
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ATT RNEY AT Law,
r0RHYR THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ sAesDf =. B. : D. " Ford.
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ENxTENsION TABLES. side Boards,
- DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale low for
Cash, hy GEO. E. MELBOURNE, Agent.
msylbd MAin-st., bet. ID l. Sd.
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nUE HREAK EKA.
DATENT Ice breakers for sale IT
i TILLINaHAST, LANE 4 BULBS,
junsl7 sign Of the Broad-axe.
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Pate nj DoabIe wall lcc Pitchers.
Culver FLAiED and britannia double wall
- les pitchers for saie IT
TILLINGHASr, LANE BUEL's,
iuneiy sign of the Broad are.
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lust .RECEIvED, A Large Let 81
CSUPEkI0R ICE CHENTO-an indispenss-
bic article in every famiyfor sale very cheap, by
GEO. e. KILBOURNE, Al gent,
June2-d Mainrst., bet. ID 4 Sd.
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Lord Derby's Sporting Freaks.

The sporting world of England was n short time
ago agitatcd by the announcement that the Earl
of Derby, ever famous as the chief patron Of the
racecoursc, was about to renounce his equine pro-
elites, disposcof his stud, and devote himself for
the future to his politics. pursuit not less hazar-
dous and exciting than the turf, but supposed to
be better suited to the dignity of his increasing
years. Connoisseurs in horse fesh came from all
parts of the country to Tattersa's. on the day of
the auction, to attend the sale, and to purchase, if
possible, some of the excellent animals his lord
ship was known to possess. But it turned out, &C
cording to correspondent Of the Times. whose
statement is endorsed by that paper, that the an
nouncement was after all but bit Of sharp prac-
tice on the part of Lord Derby. The ruling pas
sion was too powerful. He could not part with
his stud. But having secured q large assembly of
expectant buyers, he made use of the opportunity
to get rid of all his inferior stock buying in him
self every valuable arrmal. Two thousand five
hundred pounds offered for Toxopholite, but
Toxopholite was bought in. Fifteen hundred gui
meas and eight hundred guineas were offered res
pectively for two stations, but they, teo, were
bought In. hsppsras. slso. that thsss hpssss ass
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE.
EALL lS5S

hURlN@ the past Summer have greatly argcd and
~ Improved our House aud have arH" we'll light
aud Sales Rooms
city. VIZ have made these impnv the
wants ot constantly increasing trade and beg Ia advise
WHOLESALE an RETAIL. dealers that We haze now in
store aud daily rrcvng the aud desirable stock
OF CLOTHING we have ever exhibited or To be III the
south We have been cngag IN The trade In this cit,
or frnfy years and having thus obtained full know ledge II
the wants OF the and being largely engaged In
The man"fas ture and sale If CoihnG than any other hoe
th" state believe offer the greatest iadacem'ss pnr
hdsrs by arrival we shall make aidonsto stock
Of al that is ami fashionable and purchasers will al all
times hnd complete assortment OF superior quality CLOTH
M ami GENrLEMEN'S fUkNlShlNG GOODS, In store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TEKMs
Wholesale aud Retail departments distinct and separate
hnuis of prices and mode
ing business is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN q co,
aug cots 10 Main street, Richmond, Va.
N ASS AND STICK I.IQUOKICE,
INI Sweeton
Tonlua l,eans
Pure n. H. Rum cons ignment, for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & GO,
i5ts Richmond Va
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TmE STOCKINGS or rnE ElfARsx---lti il we'll known
that the Sultan Of Turkey has Of late been in
great financial distress flo has oven felt conpell-
cd publicly to alludo apologcoally 10 the subject
OF his extravaganza. II ltappears that the haren, is
n prominent cause of the Sultan embarrassmen,s.
The expenses Of this establishment are enorlnou.
aud outrageous. II fact tho poor Sultan 10 wofhl.
y swindled The Vienna correspondent Of tho
London Times states that for tho stockines alone.
which are provided in that city for the harcm, it
hns beon discovered that more than thirty times
the ordinary price hau been charged and rail. -
uneasy rests tho head that wears . crown and
keeps u harem.
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON
RnS

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tuisnc. unless ordered weekly and then ~ els
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- Al new adverti.cments appear in the daily and tr
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tort he .sre
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under heavy engagements to run at no very dis-
tant time. Clever, clever Lord Derby. So 4 ].

The OLYxpIc GAnHs.--A foreign paper says
that tho Olympic Games. sNsr. having BEEN dis
continued fifteen hundred years. are fslsstsbiish-
edatAthens. in the ancieut Stadism, b. Q aserss
of the Queen Regent Of Greece. This - ~ most
remarkable revival" of the day. Th1s samss
are said 70 have been instituted By the god Jupi-
vine origin. none but those Of tho besi vossib)e
moral character and most heroic attsibutss wHse
permitted to take part in them. Among TIA sspi-
nent rntronsof the Olympic Games wss HSrod,
the King OF Judsa. who, finding the mstitution
declining even in his day. restored II tsutposssiy
to its old magniAcence. The last VI these gnuI:s
took place about the year 40. The Olympian
the town Of Lala. We shall look with sceuticel
curiosity for tho account Of the first revived 0lym.
piad.
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Hail Columbia happy land Now fast linked
to Englands sand Let us jinc with heart and
hnnd Occan il repealed TO her coral rocks and
shelves l.n the cable dives and dclycs Let us
drink our selves Likewise Cyrus Field
From tie Gorernor Of Ohio.
If England has x yen us no mare towards our
great American sea triumph, she has given US u
thou.ht in the name Of her little vessel which
waited upon our giant fleet. The 1yamemnon's
name il u corruption Of Mcmnon. the ancient lIe-
brew warrior whose stuue, IN the plains Of Thes-
suly, sounded out une note when the morning sun
shonc upon it. So, now, when the snn ofenlipht-
cnmcnt lnwns from America on occidental dark
ness, the electric rny flashes from to the lii
bcrninn shore. mny tho expressive slaves Of feu-
lalism for tho first time raise the music noto Of
liberty.
From he Goeern0r Of Nebyaska.
We salute you. Give old England rope en-
ough, and she will hang herself, but not in des-
pair No. the aged md effeto island tics her
self to tho apronstring Of vigorous young Amer
ica and looks to her for support and auccor.---
Shall England look in vain, my brotherss
From the Gorruor Of NeW Hampshire.
Yankee Doude nsrd to ride
On n little poney,
Now he taks to I other side
In twenty minutes only.
From Mc Governor Of D,iarare.
The b'hoys must have their nmuscments, and
:" we We 'ea 'E'hhd 10 u lohG s'rihE: an" we II
ny her i'k" mn "lm'any Srent kite. when ware
urea "i the sport ana want I" be 4u't of H. We
'c"'h'e we II JUST "i'id hcr IT. ana hnhP her up
W. WV y. ','o ',,.eI ,i'. w. . 'II .''
'''oN's' pu'SS "' 'e "''@eu NV va ""''A ''' Gnu
''o'' III '"s' !'s' ''''''
From Hc Gocernor ot ArIdnsds.
This here we look upnn the real creation Of
the world the other but sort Of rehearsal.
Now is given t., the eastern innrticuate continents
II voice of humanity aud intelligence, and they
ran now whisper their hopes and fears to majestic
Americn, and receive from her lessons of wisdom
and greatness. The educational work iHconfded to
rs friends, and We win not be slnck Along the
NV iul chasms of tho roaring ocean shall fly the
teachings of lierty. nnI Fields wire, like the spear
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BALTIMORE

\YOTGSE To SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO 10
~ TUE WEST i h" undersigned are prcPRnd Ia give N
creased facilities To shippers fuhac 10 tho est having
shochcd the reduced the tom third
to fourth class
Though receipts given to nil the principal ronts IN he
IVES, by Rroad the OHIO River and trcshis guaranteed
low ms by other nr The "ui, tranN ntnt between
Baltimore, Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis and thcar" s
mad" Al fiishuig rcy under er there
10y avoiding ra, aud icrsse and ali damage Tobacco
from exposure.
" No commissions chargela, baltimore or irsburs
MAGkAN n ktONS,
81 North street. baltiniore,
REFER to Jesse iIarr Co. W h. M,le,, j. l. Clayt"r
I!nchhug Jacob Head ~ jacob brandt jr Baltimore
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tP WA\II.I)Al

HfGp G i. 9 { * = "6M
Ill W. JONu ~, Pr ,ctical Rrpairrr OF CLOCKS, TiMr
He PIttis. Mu-ic Boxes. Sc. having taken Room
mp stairs nrxt door 10 t Merchants Bank Main street
ynchLurg prepared. short and reasonable
terms. work his in, warrantng the same lie
will, ina short time. b" prepared also I" r'Fair SEW ING
MACHINES Iorks lit Keys. sc lr.ons III town conn
viii do well gave cali lr il deter mined I"
no pains I" please reasonable Gust n"rs
In his jobs or"rs # ut the Sior""f Messrs
VALENTINE 4 llENING WILL br promptly att, nded 10.
TfnMs-Cash on delivery "t w'rk aug djn
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lMP PrRTANT.--A semeAy L NJ Dnse boen ~
covered which certain for Dandru6 ard other d.
Of the Hair. The following iueresng eosmuieato9
gentleman we'll known In this eonmontys
atisy every that "RossERs EssEscE OF DAf hkAvEr
what remedy uaeQuAle0 Tor ~ o.
Of the Hair Every certificate give b iron well
known and most reliable sources: 3szN.fN -. =.
PETERSBURG. A~g lashS leS7. "A
Col T. H. RossER-Dear Sir havs used your sEsssnce
Bay tho removal Of daudrG sna ~ eoeFe
bottles e0ecting conplse sarei anA
In consideration Of which unhesitansly see6eeS -
10 the highest terms. CHAS. W AANv1tAs 4,
T This valuable article for sale. wholesale
by Messrs w. A. STROTHER T. CO.. and JOHN II. eEArs
Druggists Of this city. s,-.r -srF ee0s SS8So
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7Y1NOENT6zTND EHk--A f1ll SNgldE -
u CONCENTRATED LYE, for meking oeeps ytA nee5e
sxpsnA EvsEy hesssksspsr shenld nye - r. S4s-
1ss - s:1fsss y 4 1A sFoHfsos { es
"A - v-aasl 81 = Z. a.Es asssgo a.sl gel.E ss3
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TIIOS. T.. GRIMAIDI,
EasalaOAA
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
nnsn >tIccI.
fOpppsnc the Cit'tHs SdrtsRs Bank)
IL EEPS constantly nj ha ii, and manufactures too u
N der. rvr,y Na,,.i, al LADIES and GEA rLE-
MEN'> WEAR. win he viii equal I"
lh,. caunttN, and prices as lw hnot
lower, than othc establishment IN lynchhnrp
lie tiy sots shan ot III. r0hile ias"r and Mt
the Ia, thanks tie ib, raj patr"n"g, here
tninrc bcsuN cd. lc ~ dom
ssis~ ~ MANE Oh MONEY. -ata
f1NlIE time fr ha, ig uur, respectfully
rrtjue+i il"s. ni',btrd tan t"ara and settle
their accounts and th"s" iHNrs eli hta IL VII rl aen
them Tor wish ana have all
the rxpfaii ever, siN nihs 1T anu aud
st July. wish IL t''
tV Those owing viii please nd To- this
request exceedingly ine ,hrn
Come all, and settle AID much nbiigr
2Ots j. MAT rNIAS n co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-16

eco TGUI II. ~ We have now aud
-; Miners superior Scotch Alo, in jugs, for sale.
septlits LEE. JOHNSON co.
ArOTllE.--Thr concern Of Thurmnn ~ ssiD-
widdc having been dissolved by the death Of Joseph g.
Thurman. all having claims against sad will
please present and all persons Indebted 10 the
will please come fnrv ard and set their h,co
UlHE UNDERMINED will continue the
Il WATCH AND JEWEIRY BU >lNESS in all its various
branches old stand o Thurman Dinwiddie, where he
will keep constantly nhand stock of Gold and Silver Watch
Pins Ear Rings Finger Rings Silver Spoons Pia
Spoons and i'll be pleased to accommodate b
old friends and the public generally
JAMES DISWIDbIE.
Watches cry repaired at short notice. and old gol
and silver taken in exchange o new work I'D.
iul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-16

ID ICu DRY GOODS
IL JUST OPENED
100 Supr French all Dresses TO be sold Is
cent than The cost OF Importation
sept3Ots JDhN hbHAhhhS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-16

HtAGClNED PLAsTEB. 100 Bbls. si CAL
" CISED PLASTER In Stoie and for sale low by
oct 7.t.l 4. 3. LEE, Riohmeud, Va