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UEDICIuID. 90
Scrof6la, q. King'S EVIL,

Ia constitutional disssss, coeuptioa Of the blosl
by which ths fluid becomes Jfiated, wsak, and
poor. Being In the circulation, Il pervsdes the
whole body, and msy hurst out In disease on eng
part of Il. No esgan b FREQ from In attacks, nes
Il there one which Il may not destroy. Ths scrofp
lous taint Il varousy saAsca by msrcurial dssass,
low living, disordarsd or uAhealthy food, impure
air. Alth and flltAy habits ths depressing yiees.
and, above Ill. by the vensreAl infection. WHAT
ever bs i origin, Il b hereditary In The eonstifu-
ton, dsscsndng ffom pasents to shadfvn unto ths
third and fourth generation !" indeed, 10 sgems 70
be the rod Of Him who ssys, III WIN visit Ne
iniquities Of tho fAthess upon their shildreu."
Ia effects commsnce by dspostien ffom ths
blood Of corrupt or ulcsrous matter, which, In IL
lungs, liver and Atesnal organs 3 termed sabsR.
oles In the glands, swellings; end On ths susAee
genden in the bloed. depressss the snsrges Of hs.
% that scroflous constitutions not only suier NON
scrofalous complaints but they hsvo far lsss pow9
to Withstand the attacks Of other diseases; con-
sequently, vast Numbers perish by disorders which,
although not sCroflous In their nature, st ron
dasd fatal by this faint IN the system. Most Il
the consumption which decimates the human family
has its origin directly In this ssreuous contamina-
tion and many destructive diseases Of the live.
kidnsys hrain, and indeed II all the orgsns asise
from or sre aggravated - the came eause.
One quarter Of oil our peeple ers scsofalous !
their persons arc invaded BY this lurking inleetion,
and their health In undermined BY Il. To olsaasl
Il ffum the systsm we must renovate the blood
BY an Alternative medicine. and invigorate Il By
healthy food and sxMciss. Such medicine ~
supply IN
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Spring and Summer Goods.
j. MATTHIAS 6 Co.

aysn WOULD respectfully call tho attention Of the public
their large and elegant stock Of GOODS, consisting
w all tho dferent 81, lee Of Bonnela that worn,
Ms.es Infants Hata, Flats aud Oapa khbona rowers
kochca Headrense Lace Cufura Dfess aud MOhair Caa
Lace Meta Lace Goods raaso Kid aud SILK Gloves 0aan
icis Mourning Val Hack aud Front Hair nraida
Grecian Curls Hair Brushes Comba Extracts Of different
kinds ao very eewan, 10, Of French Prussia and Cambria
Lace sk and sk and Lace Mantles Lace Points Shav
Du-ter Chdcns Mancs aud Hoop Bkirss cheap and
other articles not mrntoned Oar sock hes been
boa sht reasonable tcrns and will be sold cheap-
Those Wishing purchase will nnd greatly, their advantage
call before buying Goods sold al WA0iesdis ard Ne
tail Opening next Friday, MRrch 8Oh.
Orders nom tho country promptly attended to-
Bonnes repaired In good style and Al short notice.
NH 29.dts J, MATTHIAS h OO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
Az ER'S
Ague Cure,


:ss:s:i n.%.ss.": E.v.s .:f cs,ii r.y.r psss 1s:,
PeriodIsai Ies6aehs, OF. Baiisas Hssdashs,
si::. : ; y S,::.::: ] !: ssi;.;z @ 9:
We arc enabled here 70 offer tho community rem.
cdy which, while Il tho above complaints With
certainty, 10 still perfectly harmless In any quantity.
such a remedy is invaluable IN districts where tAess
affecting disorders prevail This "Cuas" expsls the
masmatic poison Of FsvKR AND AouB from The sys.
tcm, and prevents the devciopmsnt Of the disease, u
taken on the first approach Of In premontory symp-
cred for this cass of complaints but also the cheap
The large quantity supply for dollar brings
/, within the reach Of every body and In bilious dis
should have il and use il freely both for cure and pro-
lection. great superiority Of this remedy any
other ever discovered for the speedy aad certain
Of lntemtents 10 that 1t contains Quinine min
eral, consequently II produces qniuism or other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by It are left ~ healthy as they had never had
the disease.
miasmatic poison. great variety q disorders arise
from ts irritation among which are Nsuraia Rhsss-
nsatisW,. Goas. headache, Blsdness Tsetkaehs, Ew.
&C sehs z. cs.rn s 4nsa%s Pgao" ras 4ssse.
Paraiysi. and Dsvungesset Of the StomaeA. all OF
which. when originating In this cause, put on the
intermittent type or becons periodical. This "CuH.~
them all alike. Il 10 an invaluable pseescten 70
immigrants and persons travelling or tenpssssiy
siding In the malarous dstricts. taksa occasionally
daily while exposed TO- the Infection that will be
excreted from the system. md cannot aeeumuias. IN
sufficient quantity to rpen intD disesss. Hence II b
valuable for protection than cure, and sw
will ever suffer from intermittent. they avail thesn-
selves Of the protection this remedy affords.
prepared by Dr. y.G AYK1 T. co., Levsl, xass.
mond; n. y kIvEs, fetcrsburg; t. A. SANTOS Nor
folk; aud all DIuggl.es nRPral y .e0-oAely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

SLAUGHTER OF CATrLR.-The Worcester Mass J
Transcript says that one tbousand cattle have
been slaughtered 10 North Brookfeld and vicinity.
OF the disease the same paper remarks:
The disease is now much mildsr than it was
a few weeks ago, and none Of the cases killed re-
Gently exhibited it is 90 advanced and developed
a state 40 the earlier eases reported.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
MIsCELLAHroUs.
WILLS, COLHOUN & CO.,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE RANk)
- f,,s~r. un

WILLS. COLHOUN & CO.,
loPPosITE EXCHANGE RANk)
Lynohburg, Va.
ARE NOW IN RRCEIpT OF THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
H A r D w A r e j,
BEING the larsc., AZ dos.,ain'y the most care
fully scleced stock Of 0oods u has ever boen
their pleasure " onsr 10 the public:
Locks, Buiis, Hinges, scrcws olasa, Putty,
BellowA Eng Auvla aud Vices, Horse Hhocs,
Horse Shoe Nais screw Plates Drlla Rasps and Ttes,
Carriage and buggy Trimmings,
Agricultural and rmng ArtlcleA
Cabinet Makers Materials
saddlerA and Harness. Makers Materials,
Shoe Makers Findings,
Floor Ot, Cloths fom 10 yds wide,
Eng. Table Oh Clohs, Window shades,
0ilf Cornicc rins Hands, Ac.
Ivory handle Knives In sets of 81 peces
q" with or without Forks,
Silver Plated Ware Of every variety,
Planca all kinds beat quality,
wosenhelms, Rodgers and aapPns KNIVES,
Flshng and sporting Tackle 1ans, Riass, Pistols, 3d.
sHARf's SHOOTING RIFLES,
And other articles enumerated here all Of which will
he sold or 10 puneua cus.omsrs the usual
credit. WILLS, OOl.HOUN Co.
ma i.n ~ Main street, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

Steamboat DsAsrEk.- Wilmington N. c.. May
29-The steamer Kate MoLaurin, for Fayetteville
burst her boiler at four O'Clock this morning near
Elzabeth,own, killing Captain Evans and two
deck hands, and scalding the fireman. The others
were all saved. Her cargo Of merchandise, for the
interior is q total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

Nrw ORLEANS TO SUPPLY THE NORTH IN PEAcH-
Es.-It is expected that the peach crop Of Louis
lana this year will Be 90 large that the New Or
leans market will be overrun, and it is proposed to
arrive several weeks in advance Of the season
here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

The seventeen year locusts have appeared with
in the past three ot four days in vast numbers il
the vicinity of Washington, D. O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

FRoM WAsuINGroN. May 90 Tho rccommtt'
ing OF the Pacti Railroad bill together with the
various amendments to the select committee OF tho
House to day i, is regarded as equivalent to its
postponcmcnt for the present session. The rea.
for thus disposing Of it, included the contra
rety of opinions as to the proper location of tho
road and the insuihciency of the condition to se-
cure the execution Of the work by those on whom
tho franchises were to be confined:
The House committee Of foreign affairs to- day
unanimously agreed to report tho Senate bill at-
proprating So 900 to MIR. Townsend, Harris for
negotiating the treaty with Siam. which is inen.
ded az an acknowlr cement Of bis valuable ssrvi-
ces to commerce in the East.
The present Of the United States Agricultural
Society To- tie japanese c.nsis,s f ono hundred
varieties of TIE principal cereal., Vegetables and
seeds. with their botanical Designations Each OF
the Princes received their silver medal of The so.
ccty, with their nams5 inscribed in their own
CHARACTERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

On Saturday there arrived at New York, from
Norfolk. 200 bbls, Of green peas Strawberries,
cherries and turnips
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

DEATH OF THE REV. THEODORE PARKER.-The for
eign news published Wednesday briefly npnonnc-
ed the death of the Rev. Theodore Parker, the no.
ted Boston abotionist, in Florence. Italy. on the
10th instant. He was fifty yesrs Of age.a native Of
Massachusetts, and the author:of several religious
works For many years past he preached
to large congregations in the Music Hall in Bos
ton, and about fourteen months ago snilcl
for Europe for tho benefit of his health
lie was man Of fine abilities, but ex.
ceedingy radical in his views. His last pro.
duc.ions were his letters on the raid of John
Brown. These letters formed the theme of varied
comment through the country. and did not tend
very mnch to enhance his reputation among the
loyal and patriotic of the masses. Up to the
latest period Of his life Mr.. Parker violently OPP
posed the South and slavery, and advocated eve
ry measure that could tend to adva,ce a dissolu-
ton of the Union because Of the existence of sla-
very therein. lie was, in fact. perfect monoma-
MAC on the subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

3 Catherine Hayes, the Irish Nightingale, has
entered suit in California to recover $4,000 which
she loaned o Mr. Bsnham q few years ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

1T Is COMPOUNDED EN-
J. become m established q,
aud approved BY all that
sorted 70 with confidence n
10 rccommsnded
II has cured thoussudb'
who had given up all hOpss
unsolicited certificates In my
The dose muat BE- aAaptsd
Individual taking Il, and "
scs gently on the bowels.
Lst tho dictates Of your
uss Of the LIVER NYE
Nssr 0bS.pl0tmts, Btiltoss
Mo Dtdsvhoa, SH N m or
Dropsy, Gossr StoasocA, Ha-
ChOisrd, Cholera Nor6us,
lsnce, tasndtes, Fsmais
used successfully q an Or
II will cure SfCX HEAD
testify,) q fpsaty Vstssstss, |,
fisls are taken at commence
Al srh0 tsse IL are 0tptNg
NIX WA TER IN TIE
EEYfG0RA re e, AND
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE /. 1860.

The EscArApE AT fHR NoRrn.RN PsIsoN-1Ae
7rayicai Resnit-7 The hesesoe Of Mud and Brave
ry Of John Lane, ono Of the Guards.
private letter of A. J. Mullen, the prison physi-
cinn. the Indiana Sentinel obtains the following
details Of the escape aud shooting at the Northern
Indiana Prison. already mentioned:
A companylof prisoners were engaged In plan.
ting corn on the prison lands In charge Of John
Lane, young man twenty.four years OF age ap-
pointed guard from Clinton county. lie had
the superintendence Of the farm hands. About
o'clock In the morning the whole squad OF pris-
oncrs In his charge suddenly made break. Lane
jumped quickly into their midst and ordered them
to stop several times, but they kept on running
lie drew his Navy revolver and Aired on the lead
or, man named MoGraw,D killing him instantly
The ball passed through his body. McGraw was
desperate man. committed for burglary. and an
old offender.
Lane then caught one ct the fugitivcs and tied
him securely and delivered him to the guards ut
the prison. Several guards Besides Lane were
mounted quickly, and in pursuit Of the Others
and short time succeeded in taking oil but one
Captain Butord caught two Of them hid in
swamp. Tho remaining man, named Bennett
could mot be found The most Of the guards, tired
with the chase OF the day, wero willing to give
up but Lane was determined to have his man.
and started again into the pine swnmps. south
of the prison grounds and tho city About dark
he came in with his fugitive. having found him
in n secluded place trying to bury himself in tho
sand to avoid being seen. Lane has acted with
much presence of mind and intrcpidity In the
whole matter and has won lnurels. lie should
be properly rewarded by the prison officers. II l.,
to be hoped that tho tragical death Of McGra~.
rc'ulting from this escape, will deter many others
md may save many lives hereafter by the terrible
lesson 1t will give tho others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
Spring and Summer Goods.
,ots, 8hoes Hats Caps and Straw Goods,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and btTaw woods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE.
DR.. HAVING received The greater portion Of my spring
and Summer Goods, and being In receipt daily u such
being made my order, assure ffiends
.and the public tina, they may ea, with full .1pecs.
lion Of being suited either In quality syo rce Ny stock
of Trunks Carpet Bag- Umbrellas and compssses
every grade. L. L. ARMfsTkAD,
al al Rep copy1 No. lao Main b., Iynehbnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
Sineer's Sewing Maohines.

REAT suceess il always he ms ooncnsyc proof of sreat
Judged by this Test there labor saving
before The public 10 Singers Sowing Machnea
Amer te hvea repusiion In he limited Htntes
they were .xhl6td Al Inc late xposition uyersee1 in
France where thoy carried on the hehcst premium and
great 10 maze them has besn built i'm Pars
in eyer branch OF Industry in vhich sewing 10 be dons
sse msones be- used with prcat Al m sesd
Of the Railway train 70 travelling on foot 20 s sewing Win
SIngers Machines compared with hand sewing No 1sfof
shoemaker carriage trimmer saddlcr halter kc
nc should not be without one The fair profit OF using one Of
these machines regularly employed Ono Thousand Doau
~ sSa, a ,h M AL psh psd," M % ,ih % ,a
- bn,, nso,ass Ina a.. ~ ~ =. .a.e~.ss
a % Thess nscnes ~. ssnia ~ ,SSsr coc,,n,.r % ~
strong and durable being ihs only End o. sewing =.
chine ever malt oy ch ssc ao oi Tosk ooerss o me
@ Mscess bs S b %sds anS @ ~nde voo.
us. S h. ~ a,. nni M voon % i1 h.. @ ha % nnnd .,.
n 70 ~. ss H. ~ % 'e'" 'oun' o'os
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
Farmers l. Merchants Savings Institution.

Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.
FO u N u e ID 1893.
Office No IA Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
FuNHtS old and we'll known Institution will money
deposit In OF Ave dollars and upwards hich iii
returned when called for with interest Ave
for any time three months per per
mum for amy Time under three months
JAMES L. CLAYToR, President
MARTIN W. DAvENPoRT, Treasurer.
DIRECT TORS:
JAMES l. CLAYTON, Tobaeconist
X. G. H. kEAN, Attorney at Law.
JAMES w. BURcH Arm OF n. IIoins h Co.
BENZ. II. NowLIs, firm of Nowlin II Murrcll.
JomN !. SLAUsnrEa, arm Of Garland, Slaughter h Co.
JOHN d. HOLr, nrm OF CLARK Holt
JonN P. KNIGHT Tobacconist.
CuAs j. JONES, Arm Of McCorke h Co.
GEO. w. RocKE nrm Of Lee, Rocke Il Taylor.
may III -dts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NoeiN =. rhisLE sANUEL A. GORDON
TRI B E &c RDON,
Attorneys at Law,


TRIB E &c ORDON,
Attorneys at Law,
INV ILL practice regularly In The counties Amherst App,-
Lynchburg ny "
Prompt collections and remiliances on all claims en-
lruste,i W their
Once on slh street nearly opposite the Office of the Lynch.
SeIE ,nem.an. may 2dlm
FAAkLEs BRADlu EDWARD rARkAAN
CHARLES BRADLEY 81 Co.
Manufacturer Depot for the Sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO,
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY 0y GOODS ~ STORE
REFERENCES.
Hon. lsHAN G. HARRs, Gov Tennessee, Memphis.
Messra L. NJ APrERsON n Co.,
Messrs 7. 3. d 4. W. AYRKs,
SAMUEL TATE, Esq, Prest NJ. & &. c. R.R.
OFrIcERs GAyoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N. l.. LAWRENCE, Cashier State Bank,
GArRs PARxxK, JacEson, Tenn.
MooRK HOLLAND,
j. A. TALiAYERRo, Cnshr State Bank, Trenton, 7ena.
Hon. n. NJ ErmKRpGE, Weakly 20.
JESSE HARE b Co, LyichJgr0, Ia.
HAIsEY l. BOOKER,
JoHS OYLRR,
j. 4. CLAToR Co.,
Brace Il ID AoUIs, JR, Ner Orleans.
l3-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

SENATOR SEWARD CLOSES His Public CAREER
July 4, s6l.-The Auburn Advertiser says a
committee of leading citizens Of that place called
on Mr.. Seward on Saturday morning last and re-
questcd him to consent to deliver Grafton on the
fourthof july Mr.. Seward reneved the request very
kindly, but said that he must decline the invita-
ton for the present year. lie added. however that
if living on the Fourth of July. 1861, he would
then cheerfuly consent to deliver an address to
his fellow townsmen, as forty years previous to
that date he had commenced his public life. and
that OCCASION would be it's conclusion.
WHAT THE CANADIANS THINK OF THE BLACK
REPUBLICAN NoMINEE-The Montreal Herald. in
referring to the Chicago nominee, says:-
Mr.. Seward has set aside for Mr.. Lincoln, q
very energetic western man. who began life in
the lowest station by the acute intellect. pluck,
perseverance, and that free and easy mingling
with all sorts of people and all kinds Of pursuits
which is familiar to backwoods society. His great
feat AS q politician was run against Mr.. Douglas
for the Senatorship, and on that occasion Mr..
Douglas. in one of the discussions of the time,
said that Mr.. Lincoln was one Of those men who
was successful IN everything he undertook; that
he had been eminently prosperous in business
could punish more whiskey than any other man
in the State, and presided ut horse race or IL
fist fight with a dignity that few could
equal. These qualities. and the familiar titlo of
"Abe"-short for Abraham seem to be bis lead
ing recommendations to popularity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
2ailg Siraiaiau.
A Brilliant Wedding.

Madame Rodisco, widow of the late Russian
Minister to this country, was married in Washing
ton City on Tuesday last 70 Captain Douglas Scott
of Her Majesty's Indian army. The correspond
ent Of the Baltimore Sun says:-Apart from the
intmatons thrown out within tho past few days
by the fair lady, whilst making calls. no invita-
tons" were extended to the numerous friends Of
the parties. The news soon spread, however, and
long before the appointed hour of noon St. John 3
Church was crowded TO its utmost capacity with
intellect, beauty. and fashion. Members of the
Cabinet, Senators, Representatives. Of6ce,s Of the
Army and Navy. with the Corps Diplomatic duly
represented, all contributed to the general inter-
est
At an appointed hour the Presidents carriage
was dispatched to Mrs. Bodi,co's residence, in
Georgetown. and soon conveyed her to the man
sion. There she remained for nearly hour,
when accompanied by the venerable President
and his niece. Miss Lanc. she proceeded in their
etiquette of the occasion, she was Joined by tho
gallant captain. As the happy couple advanced
towards the altar. unattended bv bridesmaid or
groomsman,) bat by tho President and his niece,
every eye was on them. and certainly every ono
smiled pleasantly on the candidates for connubial
felicity. The ceremony was perfnrmed according
to the impressive services of the Protestant Eps.
copal church, by Rev. DIR. Norwood. of George.
town. d. c during which the blooming bride was
given away" by President Buchanan. 1t is
worthy of remark here that Mr. Buchanan per.
formed n similar pleasing ceremony when the
samo lady lthen the youthful Miss Williams. of
Georgetown) was married to Mr.. Bodsco, the ho-
nored representative Of foreign government.
The brides dress was composed Of splendid
lavender colored silk. tastefully embroidered with
rich lacss and Aounced. but with such exquisite
taste as to preclude any idea Of gaudiness This
dress. it is sad cost about 50. 600 In addition
sho wore II pretty straw bonnet, which impaired
all tho air of girl Of eighteen The captain was
attired handsomely in n full suit Of scarlet, the
British uniform.
The services concluded, crowds of friends press.
ed forward and congratulated the happy pair, so
that half an hour elapsed before they could OBJ
tain egress. Finally this was effected, and the
bride aud groom entered their carriage when the
President was about to leave, it being cabinet day
but the happy couple insisted, and the venera-
BILE Chief Magistrate accompanied them to the
residence of Mr. Bodisco, secretary Of legation in
Georgetown whore they spent an hour, aud then
left in the 800 train, route for q northern we'd
ding tour. A large crowd was assembled at the
depot to bid them farewell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
CA MP. STA PL E s &c co.
AT the OLD STAND or oAnr, SMITH Coz
No. Bridge st., near Depot q Corn Exchange
(ANb NO DKAYAGE FROM CANAL,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,

CD1aniEss1On ana FOF7odFdIn0 NeFckdHfa.
LwAYs keep large and complete assortment Of sTApLE
N DHY Goops GRocknIEs, WINS AND LiauoEs
prices Fairness and beSy dealing rule aud orders
hllsd same term. and Eoods .aisy ps.
WARDi No department. SPACIOUS HOUSE possessss
peor advantages location In the very centre Of trade,
and has always enjoyed liberal patronage For The manifesto
n towards Of large In ihs branch Of busi
ess thank fricDds and them their hvos
shall receive personal attention IN every instance.
We s Tobacco and other description Of Produce and
prepared make prompt and favorable rsurns
House In the city or State. CAMP, STAPLES d co.
tNsACKS for Grain furnished customers heretofore
tW We have large lard for LUMBER aud experienced
hand 10 measure same. Ian 14ts1 C.,S CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

SOLOMON &c M MUSSE1R,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL QROCERS,
No 149 Main ST., Lynchburg, va.
WE la receipt Of Spring Stock OF Dry Goods
w Groceries, Liquors. &c DO, such a. Sugars, Conecs
Soaps Candes Spices Molasses Fish, Bacon Old Dominion
brands Liquors and Bandies In abundance Also always
on hand large of Dry Goods too numerous to
mehton which we will se at the market prices Our
friends and the public generally VIII md 70 her interest,"
give a call before purchasing sewhere. ,,,,,
apis eOLOMON mocsEn.
COOKING sTOvEsJus arrived, another large supply OF
Cooking Stoves, among them the celebrated Victor and
Merit ALSO the Premium SURPRISE and VIZ
gna Air Tight Of various patterus ALSO Charcoal
Furnaces, Hollow Ware Sadrons &C., al 1874 Main street
may I0' G. 8. BLISS.
,rn ooO sEGARs ON CONSIGNMENT-Of all grades
l0U,UUU and pricei which We viii sell low % close
may Ihbf % OnDEhS