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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
NEW GOODSi
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG

STIGLER, PETERS g. CO.,
HAVING just made considerable additions 10 their already
Aarge stock Of doods Among them may be found
beautiful article Of Jeans, made In Maryland
llarpcrs Ferry fuled Goods made nj Harpcr's Ferry
Mar, land Plaid Lindsey and DoincAties
san.lis, all colors.
Cloth and CassIncrcs.
Ladies and Gcats Gloves silk and wooden.
Misses and Ladies' worsed cnps and hosiery.
Ladies' Nulas, oil eoors
Musls, Deuerxes, Calicoes and shan Is
Shetland arm, all coio.s
Knitting do,
Cunfnrs Scars worsted handkfa for Ladies and Gents.
ALSO, On hand good stock Of Heavy Goods Blankets
all and examine before purchasing dee gs
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by THos. W. KEESEE, Aucrroxrsn.
l0vFICE CORNER

sS ssHS 4i ~ e 4? s 3
AUCTloN.-win h,
sold public auction the Basin Richmond ri'rs
DAY, 2th Of December, the following CANAL. BOATS be.
longing the seaboard Towing and COMPANY
ID. p GoOtlI, NAPOLEON,
h. f. 1ADD, LINDEN,
T. ". JOINS, CLEv ELAND,
JOHN +. SMITH, VIRGINIA,
TiloS. H. ELLIS, JIMMY srEPTOE.
Also The tune and place. thirty -four MULES and
six HORSES together with a the HARNESS and other COUP
Terms made known the day of sale. Sale 10 commence
at II O'clock 4. Nj
VIM. O. SMITH, Genr supt
Sale conducted by THos. W. KKEsxE, Aact
,l.rt ,ttI
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WARN IGN IlOISE,

4sS THE ABOVE HptsE HAVING uERN THOROUGHLY
sIa o'crlaucl md rpain.wil hr r-openrl the 1871,
instant by the ur, rsgned who pr,pnrrd to accom-.
MEDIATE several families with board aud apartments single
gentlemen with day board.
dee il-3w MARY LEE
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SALES BY AUCTION.
RURURk DAYS.
RVeeuforsS Sale Of

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
WILL be Mold ritAea1 seserre, SATURDAY Dcceuh
w he nth. sns fotewing property
fs-A ffoIiSE and LOT the corner Of Court lin
.,reeis fronting IS fee on Court street. and opposite
snml X loxs Iynchburg Female College
2nd-uoIsE and LOT adjoining the above, fronting
f ct u 18th street.
srd-HotsE and LOT adjoining the corner Lot hon,ipy
about 81 feet on Court street
S. feet The building TIL. Lot is 90: 20 feet s.r
high and would make u good TOBACCO FACTORY
An, one Wishing 10 purchase sill please call the sub.c,
Der before The day sale who take casare in showing
sale 10 commence the prcniises al O'Clock the an
noon Terms liberal, and made known on day OF sale
~ 4. COCHRAN
d dee 1l.tds Kxnr. OF George Cochran ,,.c,i
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Curious Talk

The following curious talk il from the Penn
lsylvanian"-.bs leading Democratic organ OF tht
'lKcystone State. What does it mean, IL is the
lnoss remarkable eAssef telling the truth we have
met with for long period Of time. We have
litalisiscd some Of ihe nOst striking passages;
The South. - wen rs the whole country. has
been baseiy deceired and betrayed BY the men it
has helped to power and piuader. The Charles
ton Mercury, ss We have before said. is n eonsis-
tent journal Il 10 not only consistent, but IL is
honest and candid. II expresses its opinions fear
lessly, and 10 this respect does much more than
do those Southern jovrnals which, while hold
ing tho same sentiments, are afraid to speak out
and let the country know how completely they
have been deceived. The Democratic parry made
them large promises, M they did w at the North.
and have utterly failed them they have their
supporters here. The Republicans declared it II
sectional party long ago, and now the South
makes the same charge Ii is not 90 much rs a
sectional party II il were it would be deserving
lof more esteem than at present. Democratic
leaders care no more for one portion Of Hr faIon
than the other their only pr'nc,pirs being those Of
sefEdggrun,tizement and national plnnder, Our
Southern friends do right TO rcpudiate them. ms
they have so basely betrayed their trust They
have been already and repeatedly repudatod ut
the North. their only supporters here being those
whom they can deceive or buy. by hoaning the
Southern people, they managed to place Mr. Buc'
hanan and his horde in power, and now that game
10 played out. They have alternative but nu-
Inhalation. The issue in the next contest will
be the questions Of pro,ecto slavery extension
and internal improvements; and the position oi
the Democracy all these sui jects is unsaG fac
tory 10 both North and South. Democracy has no
position ercept on The mount 81 corruption AMI
foisehood. From that they arc to be driven by
the united forces OF two deceived and indignant
sections
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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on impurities

n sys YOUNG people cannot, but middle aged and old
WSS people can appreciate that medicine which, being
hs.l sickness only the disease round
affected, there the medicine
impurities prevent all settling Of the humors into ulcers
lungs, tumors In Heart Affections Epilepsy peurisy
IN sore lhoas and affections of the respiratory organs gene
fa in Dyspepsia these wonderful Pills give immediate relief
ANA will be Maudrs which have
heen pronounced beyond human skill have been
use And this So wonderfully Behold the BRAND-
Ekr PILLS puri. the blood they power except
impure huinors aud these being removed disease
ed Millions deriving health from innocent
medicine which never weaken but always
by taking out Of the bod! these matters which
r life principle IN custody and, secondly by impariing life
gINhE property I" the blood. Sold at DR. Bandrehs 1rnc.
pal Office No 29 anal street, New York. and by rc.pta.
vac 'chers III mcuie'he oct 26ilm
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EsOSfOOnenlent

hUStVVHeHTVHVs
In consequence of the cernee OF the weather the above
sale Is postponed until SATURDAY 18th inst, which time
IL will take place at II O'Clock. dec s-tds.
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SPRIN{, GlROEN SEEDS.

'''Ie undersigned daily adding to their already Immense
SHRUB, BLOWER, MD FRUIT SEEDS, which, when com
ctc viii the largest and stock Of Seeds
ior,y 10 an. ever oatrcd, and at very how rites,
& are nov selling hrsi grade
csIo Sulli .......... Go
Laug.ters No - GOO
fairbearrs Champion of England do......... 80
Ear! ,alem' a.s , Wsa. go
M"lawk d"............. .............. 400
,J",,. Ea,isl DO sc,: -; .,..,.....' +%
Earl, Sovereign Po!alocs-.he earliest and bert
inia' s guy, , alton ........... 20 per nSF"
Eary French ux Heart Cabbage
Premium Flat Dutch do.
Large Red smooth Tomato
Improved Now York Purple Egg Plant
IN fe,lee Island d.. every soitll
NEW TRADE cArAl"GuE s ready for mailing to aPI
Catalogue. j. NJ. THORBURN & co,
Growers an importers of Seeds, 10 John ST., New York
dee 9dsw. l.. O.. col
ATTENTION, LADIES.
oor SKIRTS; HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, JUST
to be sold at reduction thirty per cent Please call and
10 * nj tlam
dec IL DIS JOHN ABRAnAMs.
London Edition of Standard Works
OF FICTION.
ROUTLEDGES RAILWAY LIBRARY
Comprising the celebrated Novels following dn
!ANF i; s%StfTS tpGEx9HT
MS MhAD AHfkAyb SIT
hb STi SHSi i,s si i; S5SHl H.
JANE POTTER Stcs akIxTdN' AND OTTER
DISTINGUISHED AUTHORS .,
- large assortment has been received and will be sold
81 Call and examine them.
,,. Railway News Depot, Il is Nam street,
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opinion oi the Imperial Jcdge from tho ns, that
sAioit money was Che motive. He probably right
But IL is well known that Ia Paris system OF child stealing
prevails on other grounds. IEc existing matrimonial ays
ten, which limits ths nnnbcr Of Children generally TO one
or two ut most, has is Nemesis. Death not ungre
aucntly fobs the parents Of tho only child they have
allowed themselves and 10 replace Tie void ia their hearts
bfbe Is not unreqisntiy offered 10 obtain substitute
selected iroin casa equal 10 Their OF course, IL
could only b. hus obtained BY dishonest means such
tamreing with the through secret agent Within
the last two years several ch,en have been sto from
tie gardens OF the 1ieres, the Pais Royal, and the
Luxembourg, ana though tisy have been recovered
enough has beea discovered to show the motive which led
10 their abducon
The camp Of hclfput, Ike that of Chalons has been
broken pp The regiments will be distributed in diiaren
quarters OF France.
The Count dc persgny leaves Paris this day for Eng
land.
As many Of your readers may be victims OF tDat in.
terestng to them 70 know the recipe OF the ALb Mei
edl, which is nothing more than lump of sugar candy
appears, II says that sugar, under its crystuzed form,
Is decided hypnotic To II, put two three pieces
Of sugar candy OF the size of hazenut into your
on gong to bed, and before they melted away You
will DC asleep The sleep caused by II s refreshing and
mvgoa atrg and not at all resembling that produced by
any drug
Several Of the Paris hrcmen have just left Paris for
Biaritz ia obedience TO summons by telegraph as tn
breaking out Of fire there had caused alarm.
Tie Empress, too, has had the toothache and last
nigh. Dr. Evans, the American dentist teegraphed
10 attend her Majesty forthwith.
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ST LOUIS, Oct. 2, 1853
The overland mail Of the 10th reached this city last
night
Some Of the San Francisco papers evince disposition
made appear that Mr. Broderiok the victim of
conspiracy but the most prominent assert that the
duel conducted in strict accordance with tho code
duee Brodercks pistol went off before raised into line
with his antagonist Terrys shot took effect two inches
from the right NIPPLE carrying away part Of the breast
bone. Mr. Broderick suffered intense agony from the
time he was shot till he died.
Wien the mail left, two hours after his DEATH ii had
been announced that all the flags in the city I'D be
displayed at half-mas and emblems OF mourning
beginning to appear in all parts Of the city
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE MAILS OF THE CANADA.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.
SPEcUiATlONS ON THE WAR IN CHINA.
The Fight for the Championship
OF England.
THE FRANKLIN DISCOVERY SHIP,
&C, &e, &c.

Our European files by the Canada dated in Paris ON the
the 23d and in London tho Oath Of September which
reached this city from Boston at midnight on Saturday.
contained the highly exciting and melancholy report Of the
fate Of Sir John Franklin's expedition, by Captain
Mcclntock, of the Fox which appeared in the HesALp
yesterday morning
An account Of the prize fight between Tom sayes and
Bob Brette for the championship Of England also gvea
with notice Of another, sixty -four round match fought
on the same ground on the day
The European and Indian newspapers are filed with
anxious speculatons and comments ON the position OF
affairs in China.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ing the 2ls Of September gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public deposits. f8 sos Increase. E2s3 $40
Other deposits. 13 2l9SS2 Increase. las 242
Rest 3720,472 Increase. 3,6s5
On the other side OF the account
Government securities. Ell 0ls The before
Other securities 1873 800 Increase, $3.50 659
Notes unemployed. 1895 Increase. 1850
The Of notes in circulation is Ell 079 775 being
increase Of f19 AIS and the stock Of bullion in both
departments Ell 1892 l6o showing Of Ell 347
when compared with the preceding return.
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Police IntellfQence.

DARING HIGHWAY RoBnERy.-John Wagomus, German,
living at No q Baxter street, appeared before Justice
Connolly at the Lower Police Court yesterday and pre-
fcrred charge of highway robbery against John Shea
and Michael Duffy The complainant alleges that while
he partially intoxicated he seized by Shea and
held fast while Duffy proceeded to rife his pockets Find
ing difficulty in getting his hand into the pocket
of complainant Duffy produced knife with the intention
of cutting of the pocket, and while engaged in doing
cut the companants hand severely After robbing their
victim of some small change, the highwaymen fed but
were afterwards arrested by policeman Muldoon of
the Sixth precinct and brought 10 the Tombs. Shea ad
mited his guilt but Duffy denied the soft impeachment,
and said he knew nothing at all about the affair The
magistrate committed the accused for trial in default of
hail
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.

Via SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. 7, 1859
duel fought about twelve miles from this city
Tuesday 18th inst, between Hon. David c. Brodcrick
United States Senator and Hon David Terry, Judge Of
the Supreme Court On the first fire Mr. Broderick fell
mortay weunded the ball entering the right breast pas
sing through the lungs and lodging in the arm pit
He died Friday morning at 9:20, and buried on
Sunday the 18th. The funeral cortegc the largest
ever witnessed in this State.
Judge Terry had been arrested.
The public were much incensed at the killing Of Bro
derrick.
His funeral the most imposing ever Witnessed in
San Francisco.
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The Case OF Mrs. Roosevelt.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

As there have been number Of false rumors con-
cernng the attack Mrs. Roosevelt, New Rochelle
you would oblgo by publishing the following account
my SIGNATURE
Az Mrs. Roosevelt returning from visit near
Prospect HILL driving alone, she was struck by astone,
had been concealed rushed out and tried to get into the
wagon and when she hit him with the whip struck her
several blows with club. She whipped up her horse
and escaped but having several miles TO drive reached
New Rochelle greatly exhausted and almost inscnsblc
Her wounds are pronounced not TO be dangerous.
The next day woman living the place at
tackled in her own house, hut the robbcr fed the
approach of some person ROBT b. ROOSEVELT
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WHrRR is THE BENICfA Boy.-Morrissey was not
second at the Kelly and Price prize fight His has
been confused with that OF James Massey in this
I'd TO bet his muscle for another encounter with
anybody that might be named The money was exhibit
cd as proof Of 'spuck.n The friends of Mr. NJ state
however, that he would not fight, unless in a moment OF
excitement he happened to Pedg himself 10 do So SO that
he could not be honCrabIy released. Troy Tines O T.
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satisfaction due from gentleman 70 another This
note will be handed you by my friend, s. H. Brooks,
who is authorized to ADJUST all prchmnaries
ID. W. PERLEY.
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report WIS soon contradced by the official papers What
could have induced the Russians 10 put such renort INTO
circulatonf The last from lrkutsk il that (unt
Mouraviei Amoursk has gone China, "wherc the in-
fuence Of Russia s rapidly extending" and TO Japan
Silver and gold have completely disappeared on the
Russo Chinese frontiers that pieces Of burnt clay now
represent money.
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The Tea Markets.
THE CENTRAL BROKRRs' CIRCULAR.

~ . LIVERPOOL, Sept %, 1850.
Tn-The Improvement noticed last week Continued
until the last day two, whom the market becss isss
actve but prices keep very rm Common consm sca,co
at Is. sd. per lb. es~ 'S"1o
Barring BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR
,o .oo...s LONDON, Sept %, 1855.
congou are barely maintained excepting common kinds
whicn cannot be bought under ls. 3D. per lb. cash.
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PosT OFFICE DIsCoNrNusp-The Post OSace
neld at Redmans Corners Munroe county, N
T., has been discontinued
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AUGUST, 1859


prizes Of $500, approximating to 100000
s,;,r are are $500; 4 prizes Of $50, approxiIna..
tins to $4,000 prize, are $500; 4 prizes Of
sriscs 81 500, approximating to 5000, arg &
NJ" mr;,c are $500; prizes ( go approximating
Ia 5000 prize, are 4S0; 5prizes Of $50, ap-
urox;ms tinssto $4,000 prize, are 400; prizes
~ aa1l apdrcximating to 8 500 prize are $500;
400 pr;xes Of $40 approximating to 800 prize
nre xs.O0o; $4,000 prizes Of 80 approxmating
70 - prize are 100000. 25,s28 Prizes amount
Ing to $4,000
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MOBILE ADvnR1rsE16HNTs.

/ c. e8~ 0se< = os0a10NDAH1SS -
10. Mazange q Go
Corner Commerce and Exchange Strresta,
Importers and dealers IL
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Bar bundle and sheet ir0u, hOrse-shOes and nails,
| tin plate, nails, mill rocks, b0lting cloths,
gin gear, india rubber cotton gin
and mill betting. guns,
pistols, &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
Stoves, Crates, FURNACES, &C.,
Agsxts For
HERRlNGS FIRE PROOF SAFES
BULLOCRSC COTTON PRESS,
Are receiving and offer for sale !.
Irss--l50O tons Real 6wedes and Refined, oil
ss. and Boz Sos srI iessoo sheets and bundles
Ssssl.-loo cases and bundles. all kinds and sizes
Aass--IaOO doz Collins 4 Co., Hunt, Simmons,
cAais.- leo casks Trace, Or, Coli and all other
Hoss-4oco dozen. including American make and
Oval Eye.
Mails, Brads and Spikss- 1000 kegs, all sizes.
Hoiiop Wars--l00 tons Pots Ovens, Spiders, &c.
French Pots--500 all sizes.
MI Rocks--lOO0 pair all kinds and sizes.
Dxildsrs Hardrare--A General assortment.
Upright, and Circular Sascs--6 to SO inches d.
smeter.
Psass's Celebrated Tarasaing Machines, Horse
Power and Separators. 4
Young America Corn and Cob Crushcr,
Saw and Grist Mill Irons,
Guns, Pistols, Rcvolvers and Rifles.
Rope-Cotton and Manila, 1000 coils.
Tin plate, banca tin, brazer'scopper, sheet zinc,
sheet brass, iron, copper and brass wire'
sheet lead and pipe, iron pipe,
timers tools, plpws,
corn shelters,
straw cutters, wkeel barsews, wheat cradles,
spinning wheels, spades and sbOvels,
rakes pruning and hedge shears,
briar hooks, pruning saws,
&c, DC, &c.
TIN WARE,
general assortment Whole sale and Retail.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
A general assortment,
Cooking Stores, Warranted to perform well
Stores. 500, Parlor, Church, Office, Bed Room,
and Their Stoves of handsome patterns.
Crates, For Parlor, Office, Bed Room, &C., of
stylish patterns.
Catlery-Ivory handle Knives, with or without
Forks,
Polished steel sets and stands, stylish brass aud
irons, tenders, shovel and tOngs, pokers,
jamb hooks, trays curtains,
bands and pins, pla-
ted silver spoons
and forks,
and every other article necessary for Housekeep-
ing. ic.
Housekeepers, Planters, Blacksmiths, Carpen-
tiers, Railroad Contractors, Mllwrights, Tanners,
Coopers and Sportsmen, will find general as.
sortment of goods in their line
We invite the inspection Of purchasers.
Feb. "a, $50. a. IT,
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to. $4,000 corresponding
with those on the tickets printed ON separate
aims az ua,,er are encrclcd with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The flrst asa prizes, similarly printed aud ell
circled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number
n drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and ut the
same time prize is drawn from the other wheel;
The number and prize drawn out are opened and
rxh;bited 20 the audience, and registered by the
Commissioncrs the prise being placed against
The number drawn. 'Thi operation is repeated
uutil the prizes are drawn out
Approximation Pri=es.--The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers to those draw
Ing the first prizes will he entitled to the 44e
REPRESENTATION prizes For example, II ticket
M, 1880 draws the $4,000 prize, those tick
,ts numbered ll24a, ll249, 1881, ll252 will
each be entitled to $500. Iftickct No $50 draws
the 4 o 600 prize, those tickete numbering 54o,
$40 55I, $50 will each be entitled to $500 and
90 on according to the above scheme
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages OF ~ whole tiekets'
$40; Packages Of 10 half tickets, $50; facka-
ces Of 10 quarter tickets, $lS; Packages OF III
eighth tickets, 80.
In ordering tickets OF ccftucaen' o"s'oe1 WIG
money to our address for the tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which they WIN De iotwaiaeG " mrs.
mail Purchases can have ticRets eiidiilg III any
figure they may designate IN
Pie list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent 10 purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing. ..,..,..
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and
State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and paya-
BE in full without deduction. ;.
An prizes Of $1,000 and under paid immedi-
rtedv amer the drawing--othcr prizes at the usu-
d time Of thirty days.
An communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO-.
MCKINNEY g. Co.
SAVANNAH, GA.
s0fes Masonic Hall Block, BaH street
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emporium Of D. .fomison.

and get clothes ready made, or have them made
to order. also keep fine assortment of Shirts,
Hats, Drawers, Understands, Gloves, Suspcnders,
Cravats, Handkerchief, Hosiery, Walking Canes,
Portmonies, &c, &c; all of which will be sold
as low as the lowest, Of the same quality. Come
and see. u. JAMESON.
ABERDEEN, Sept. 23rd, 5s. 3-tf
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Cotton! Cotton! Cotton!
DENISON, GEORGE 4 CO.,
RECElvING, FORWARD NC,

COMMISSION MEHCHA0T6I
ABERDEEN, MISS.
WE again tender our sincere thanks 10 III
w those who have heres fore 90 literally,
patronized us in the
Storage and Ware HOuse Business,
and most respectfully solicit continuance Of tho
same, pledging ourselves that no effort shall DO
wanting to give entire satisfaction.
From our long experience in the business, and
the security afforded to Planters, in consequence
Of the situation Of our Warehouses (being shout
-FOUR HUNDRED YARDS BELOW TOWN,
Immediately on the BANK or THE RIVER,
remote from any buildings, or combustibBo ma
terials, thereby aIording greater security in tho
event Of FIRE), we hope to merit and receive
liberal patronage from generous public.
In consequence of the situation Of our Ware
Houses, COTTON shipped from them Is the Last
on Board lat this place., so that none Of it goes
into the Hull Of the Boat, thereby avoiding
great necessity for Insurance.
The old established firms Of &C. Byrsm Il
Co.," Strong, BabDitt Il Cos End the oziginsa.
firm Of 'sWillirms & Co., being dissolved, we
anxiously solicit part Of that patronage hereto
fore SO generously extended to them.
We will, at all times, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock of
GRoC1F1I1Ss
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
ABERDEEN. MISSISSIPPI,
~~--~----->~~--~----~~~-~-
J. D. McALLisTER, Proprietor !.

NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
AVAIL myself of the privilege afforded me
BY the widely spread circulation Of the Prai
RE News, Of calling the attention Of the citizens
Of OKOLONA and the surrounding country, to
the most elegant
Stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing
ever before brought to this market.
Ny clothing Is generally fine, and cut and made
equal to the best custom work and in order to
secure large trade will sell II low. To those
who prefer having their clothes made to order
(and advise all to do so who want good fitting
clothes,) ! will say that my stock Of CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs and vEsTINGs, were never before
so fine or extensive, and am fully prepared to
have them cut and made up in manner not
equaled in this section Of Country. Therefore I
solicit all who want good goods, and good work.
instead of the miserable slop-shop work which il
generally found throughout the country. to call
at the