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The Portland Inquirer, the organ Of the In
dependent Democratic Party in Maine, is about
entering on a new volume. Mr.. Wiley, Us
earnest and able editor, is one Of the most eff
cient advocates of our Cause, and will surely
b. sustained by our friends in Maine
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NOTICE.
To Editors of Papers

To Editors Of Papers.
The copyright secured" over my letters in
the Era was designed only to secure my OK
elusive right to publish them in book form,
not to preclude their previous publication in
the newspapers WILLIAM GooDELL
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The Hartford Republican, the only press in
Connecticut devoted to our Cause is also com
mencing a new volume, under the auspices of
Messrs Bartlett & Hawley 1t is a very az
tractive and at the same time practically ener-
retio innrnRl
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The Rhode Island Freeman, which has been
doing excellent service for Free Democracy in
that State for the past year. submits to its
friends the question whether it shall be contin-
ued. There arc no two sides to that question
If our friends in Rhode Island intend to keep
up their organization, let them keep up their
0rUan
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH


VTNlIE above Establishment continues in successful
l. operation during the winter well as summer
The number of patients treated the Establishment
has been on the increase from yoar to year. for the
past six years, until the last season. when the de-
mands OF the public far exceeded our power TO
comm odatc them The increasing rnpidty and pro-
portion of cures, from year 10 year induces tho sub
scrbor to believe that his enlarged experience and
lid rarely cquallcd.
Diseases peculiar to females treated with
cess and ydpday of cure believed to ho surpassed y
mono. Dec. {. I. L. SEELlE NJ. ID.
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great public measures but also those relations Of mu
tua confidence and regard which it is always 30 de'
rable to cultivate between members Of co ordinate
branches Of the Government
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington, d. C., Decsm5er s. 1858.
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PRINTING.
PAMPHLET PRINTING neatly executed by
l. BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD,
Sixth strsst south Of Psunsylvsris svsras.
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ono w, NEWCoHaH.

Attorney and Counsellor at LaiD, Chicago H.
MILL pay particular attention to collecting busi
w ness In Chicago and vicinity Oct 90
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JOHN CALVERT nv

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.
lime chance for young men this winter. Address
Il Nov. 8. M J. COOK. Crawfordsvillo Ind.
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A. ARNO,D. PATENT Agent.

MANUFACTURER Of Candle Moulds, No. 100
AN1 Race (Sassafras) street, above Third opposite
the White Swan Hotel, Philadelphia. Doc l-3m
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fsSOR ALEX. G. RARKy,S

0PHER > Us, Of MEDICAL con &.
f." EEAU1IFYING, CURLING. Pr
4 ring and Strengthening the Hair, Relic e
\ "' the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. al
'ha Wounds. Bounded by no geograrhi
."'umton of BaRRY's TklcopHfRoUs Irt
.'n The sales of the article of late Y al
''d ma ratio that almost exceeds belief
'RRY, after careful examination OF hi,
.'a' mat number bottles delivcre | To u,
'H' at lrom nall a gross upward. during the
IS within trillr Of $50 900.
P,'y to present Mt length the evidence,
'''i properties OF the TrichnpherouS. when
diminished such an Endorsement ns this
d" the a'ticie and the explanations given
D, 'rt,on npon the mir,the scalp. and in all
i''N' rnlhlion. FIRST recommended it rn
'Nr people, This was nl thni ,he nvcn
"''iY h"tile advertised itself The effect
'r'"d expectation it aricd Ike Il
"'''N would not be without il. County
!. ! ''''i'n oi ilre United States found tho.
''' mus was hniitur wholesale trade
~ r''r'io nnIleard of n rpgnrds articles II
H., '-"e'i Point has moi yet been reach. i
ID, W ", 'nA' lhe sac. this ytai sill be mil
"'.a,'''tlrtory, w, NJ. l}7 Broadway; NV
"'' - cents "A large hoiile
;,l I'" TO purchasers hy the quantity. Sol,
q. II'Tchant- aud lrueg>ts Throughout the
&C. &c. ~ '''S' ''''''s' "'
.p,, ~ Lyman, j II. Seay and R. stable,. &
'itcGn
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These vessels at the hrs class, bui IN tho city Oh
baltimore expressly for this ede aud have superior ac
,ommodatinn, for passengers. They commanded
10y perrnced Captains. we'll qualified for the trade
nnd who i'll spare cxertion tn accommodate lhe>
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
he relied sail promptly as aovcrliaed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find TO their interest to ship by this nc
IA freight will always be tuken low ns by my other
line of Packets, and every effort will he mndo by tho
agents in Richmond and New York give sntisiaotion
Freight Il cents per whole aud II cents per 4 y
Tubucco being about so per cent. less than ehutg
tho Steamers. Insurance enn be- effected in the h.'
moad Fire Association b, this line ut 3.S per cent
We respectfully u-k and hope Ia succeed in obtain
lug full shar' of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be Tor
wnrded free rt commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any nrher Southern III North
port. The vessels will lie In Richmond rt kockcus :.
ia New York at Beth Ne /, Oohee House Slip, fool Of
Wall Street DAVID cur RE Richmond } p
G. II. P1ERSON N Y. y
Ne. 81 South Street. y
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NO.. 81.
MISCELLANEOUS
WARWICK rOUNDRY.
EAST END OF JEFFERSON Sr., ON TIE BASIN
Lynchburg, Va.

Lynchburg, Va.
lhiE Propiietors of this establish ure IVY pre-.
l. pared 10 furnish tho Planters of Virginia with tho
most celebrated Premium FLOWS and AGRTCUL-
JuRAL TOOLS in the United Stntes.
Tho. lavc. ut great expense. secured Twenty diff
lereni Patterns of Plows-Also, CULTIYA YATORS,
ROAD S0RAPERS. aud nine different aizns of HAY
CUTTERS, Our Plows consist of the Peekaki New
Yofk $50 Premiumi EnRle $50 Premium AID tho
hen9ine Livingston county Plow4 We hive improved
The Livingston Plow which make II ws'rth nj enst so
per cent more than tho ofgnnl patterns 1t consists
in the manner In which the landslide IL ntnche1 tho
nouldhourd-dong uwny with the lock. which wenkcns
the strength Of tho Plnw The TORN of the pow Ia
changed but ia greatly increased In strength by the i'm
ptovement
Our experience 10 the nn of Building Agriculture,
leolF ssd onr superior patterns. induce to lievo
we enn furnish the beat flowa IN the State prices
to he bent. VIII the Farmers Of Virginia give cHli,
aud W will take pleasure in exhibiting tonls, and
proving Ia you the truth of stntemensi
Also, NIL kinda Of Caat aud Wrought Iron work 6n-
ished the bcs -tye aud orler.
ffesh ground Plaster furnished NJ the mill usunl
~WHlrTEMORE, MoNAMEE & co.
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7 VlRGllAN
& SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERN
MEDICINES.
LOCK

* H. - "a - Az.
4, ,,b,,rs nav be ohtaiued the most spec
V.a koessor loss Of Organic Po@ers, Pam
,.,,e of the Kidneys, ABecttonS Of The
and SKIN Constitutional Debiuy,
,,id affections arising from certain in'
n,otter whether from intemperance,
~ .,irits or any other cause
TO YOUNG MEN,
nave become the victims OF evil Praeil
Countless numbers of generous aud
1 ;,g. have been swept TO untimelv tomosi
,5 mon of,he most exalted talentsand
who might otherwise have entrani-
ares Nth the thunders oc' VOC ence, OF
!, ~ the living Tyre.
rom any of the following m' 'ansholS
mmediatelyapply to
DIR. JOHNSTON.
the Back and Limbs, Painsin the Head,
'bt Loss of Muscular Power, Pa.Pitation
dyspepsia, Nervous lrritability, Dernnge'
bgestive Functions, Genera. oebliity'
&c. &c.
fbe fearful effects on the mind are much
Lass of Memory, Confusion OF ldeas, De-
irits. Forebodings of Evil, Aversion oI
'trust. Love of Solitude, Timidity, Nc,
|, evils produced. e,u
S0UTH FREDERICK Street, Sc y
pD0u baltimore ST, East side,
fFPS. gBE PARTICULAR in OBJ
Nh and NUMBER, or you willmistahe
GRANTED or no CHARGE MADE,
Nnr. .Johnston's Office is in his dwell
,p. His very extensive practice IS
/ .,e tina. he is the only propc Physician
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IN PRESS HISTORY OF SUIT IN
l EQUITY nnd of nn Action at Common LAW, by
II. Snnds, Esq, Consellor nj Inv.
This work embraces minute nccount of all tho steps
be taken In n suit of EQUITY and nm action Law,
from ther commencement 10 their termination also,
the modn of enforcing judgments decrees, together
with the manner of uppens, wrts Of error, &c, &c.
Forms of bills nnd decrees in Chanccry; de
rlul aiions and judgments Common Inv, md pcns,
denn and replications appended and chnp-
ter will be devoted speeiay tho practice in the UNI
ted Suites Count,
RECENTLY PuBL1SIIED--Tnte's American Form
Book adapted to the Code of Virginin, with valuable
chapters upon Attach 7ents mud Deeds, and Forms
der Bnil Inv of 1851 aud 1852, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq, Counsellor at Law vol, I2 mo price, $I so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. Bookseller,
1-ts Richmond, Vn.
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RIChmUND,
Second Supply Of Dry Goods.

'VFV"U VHFT1! DFy U00""
"ILLiNGUAM EILETT 4 CO.-No. II, Pearl
w Street, RtCH MOND-Wi open and have
ready ia snc Monday 18th inst, lnrgo and varied
stock Of DRY GOODS. purchased ut tho heov, Auc-
dons, Nv York. from Tuesday to Saturday Of last
week, in paft fellows;
Heavy Sauinets and Tweeds,
English Fall Cloths lnr Negro wear
Blankets, White MiNed and Blu-,
flad Lnsoya and kentucky Jeans,
Mnidins and Conks
Umbrellas, from common to good.
Plain 10 Figured Apnce..
Prints. American and Engliah,
Bnek Hue aud Grave Cloths,
Plaid Drninp a. Prints
Ladies Beaver Gloves,
Check Muslins, and
Whito Cambrics
The nbovo goods. with mnny others, will be offered
much less thun former nficea.
Merohants' respectfully invited To examine our
Stock. 1.sOdurs promptly attended To-
oct ls d2w WI IIlNGHAM ELBETT 4 co
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Fer Baltimore and Philadelphia.

El NTEANER BEINTUtKI.
Leares RtchmoHd esery 1'Hesday al o'riock = AZ
7Stsgss TIL i hrgc nnd new Steamer B LH | ID + RE
.ssss Capt OXFORD. will receive lte eht every Mon.
day, and up hour of O'clock N. every Tues-
lay. Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pitsburg Cincinnati and the
South aud West generally will find this the chonp
est aud most expeditions for freight, nppy lo
LUDLAM " WATSON, Ricdnond Va.
Jt,fv "A
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school a College Text Books

4 MORhl = Richmond, Va. would invite III,
"a attention OF the various schools aud institutions
of learning throughout the Smtc, to lis School
Classical Books Tert Boohs, used in the vnrous Col
lrees mud Univrrscs. with general collection of Edu.
canonl Works, in every departments of learning
tR-School Stationery of every d,orpton.
liberal discount will be made, und bundles deliver
cd ia Lyncbbutp, free Of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nnp 22.ts
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FOR NEW YORK.
s. Naa Line per The SPLENDID STE1MSHfPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

'EH Il new and elcgnnt side wheel -tcum -
ship JAMESTOWN (Capl. Parrish Ssss~sssssas
will leave Petersburg via CITY Point every fnesdny
Evening, oad the ROANOKE, (Cnpt Cnvendy) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and nre from Petersburg, including
Stnte Rooms. $1D 40
StceIage pn-sngr . 10
For speed comfort aud safety these Steamships
by the coast aud travellers will find "
the pleasant the norh they will there
ly avoid the dust and frequent change. of the Railroads
n Tickets issued at ny Office Sycamore Street,
SAML. q. BAPTIST, Agt. Peetsbnrg.
~ passenger lraiH leayes the Appomnttox depot
rycry fueslny and Friday hnlf past o'clock.
connect with the Steamships City Pnint. Passcn.
by the South-sde Raroad ill rcnch Pet sburg in
time ro tnse the cars for the steamers. S q. Is.
jul li-fs
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~ B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The Iincto Lynchbufg
aug l9ts
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u NY'S LlNEO" STEAMERS ria Norfolk S~sAs
1ud Cart Mny -Fo Phnderhin every Wednesday.
y SrrAMfa Cry OF RIonmoRp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER NIRGINiA, Capt. fonl
SrEAMER PENNsYLvAEh, Capt. nn,morc.
One o these splendid steamships will lcnye Richmond
tnr Philadelphia every Monday mud Thu sdny Mt high
water, ,touc ing nj Cnpe Mny 10 land passengers. Re-
turning enve Philadelphia every Wednesday aud Sntur
day at 10 O'Clock, NJ. Gnti further notice.
Passengers for ape NAV will Consult their interest
10y taking this route II Is, in addition being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfortable.
Passengers for New NOrl<-We have en-
tered into arrangements Ia forward passengers thoughto
New York. either by sionmcs, ullowihg them o
privilege of remaining in phndeph three four dnys,
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival Of
the steamers.
shippers 20 the Wcst-Tobnrconisls deal
'ous of shipping Ia Ptsburg, will rlen-e bear in mind
That We have made ali the necessary arrangements to
onward to through at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in nil ihe Duly papers
in the city when the steamers will be reudy receive
freight, and the hour oi their smiling.
N. B.-Shppers will benr in mind that all Bills II
Laaing be the whar at Rockets 10 be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers
lnssngo through New FORK, ist cabin aud found, %
Onpe Mny 2
rhlaphin, 8
2nd cabin
orreight or pnssage apply To
RO. RANKIN. Ao'T., Richmond. Vp
ie 29dScts he Dock
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uAMlLY SOAps.--rhis >oap nov 80 unver.
say usod is by lar the best Family Soap onerod
10 the public 1t will not inurc tho slightest fabric
the skn. or any article which sonp Ia applrdn re-
moves erease thr paint. without dsehafgng
ors Soap and soak the clothes IN the usun, wny, using
cold wutcr so hnrd snlt, for IL washes cf.
iecunlly with thor-lhcn by slight rubbing and thor
ongh riasine the cothes will be clnan, Without the no.
cessity oi boiling Tls 5onp produces rr fine suds,
without the usual of fbubb. and froth
For sale by the bar or box, nt
WRIGHT a. &ALIISON'S
= Neo Drug Store.
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L'RESH ARRIVAL " DRUGS

l. AND MEDlClNES.-fh, subscribers are W
receiving their FALL < WI ETER SUPPLY IN
Of Drug. Medicines. Paints, Oi Varnlshes Brushes,
Glassware Pateot Medicines. +, cy-Go,ds. 81, &c.
The goods have been recently s.rced with great care
in the Northern and Eastern les, aud principally
bought for Cash.
ally found in DRUG STORE, ,geiher with large
,rtment of FANCY GOODS 'ERFUMERY &r.
From long experience, aud tn .pugh knowledge
the business, they hope 10 retair liberal patronage
heretofore extended them aud fc confident that they
are prepared TO offer indueement both in price ant
quality.
ty7Prescrptioas for Physician, nd families will I,
carefully attended to ut all times.
sent 2ts NO !. SEAN n 90.
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INSURANCE,
fkE, LIFE AND MARINE iNsuv

y
AAcE.-Lynehdug Hose " Fire IasnrIas, Com.
many. : '
ms 20 hPany makes Insurance against loss ., dam.
'gep by tfe, Or Dwelling Houses store., Tobacco Fart,.
RES and other buildings, furniture Goods oJ
iavorable tstax ' & ''
so makes insurance on the lives OF al persons 81.
Ioy'ng good health, and Of sound constitute ION for be
"Hole duration of life. or fora limited period
oa'rs employed in ordinary occupations will b,
insured unreasonable terms.
ne Company will also take marine risks from and to
"hy OF the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
DON 7. c. PETERS. lice P,esidenL
sAMPSON DIuGUlD. cher Engineer,
Ia,oe' Cobbs, Samuel Garland
5o'h " l.lssat' Nathan B, Thurman
ut'"P W, iancey, ohu Otey Taylor,
William I. Anderson. William + Snith
MARTIN HOLLlNS, Treasurer.
GREED T. Wills, Secy.
DR. P II. Gmer
DIR Wm. Otwny Oven Medr0f EfdmiRffs
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurnnce
will be made nj tho olice Of the Cornpany ON each dpy
between Tie hours of . and o'clock, p. N.
FehS-dts
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mr. JOHNSTON

i. Royal College of Surgeons, London,
m. 6rthe mosteminent Colleges OF he
anJ the greater part of whose life has
.bo Hospitals Of London, Paris, Phiadel-
where. has effected some of the most as,
,,,bnf were ever known. Many troubled
4, The ears and head when asleep, great
b.n,q alarmed at sudden sounds, aud
.,b frequent blushing, attended, some
.na,rIocnt of mind, were cured immedi
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W w sha.. So" SssssUSs,
Stotes. Crates faaeg Iron Raiiing, MAJ Racks,
Cfafs. hoh Fronts, Steam Engines, Mn Gearing To.
bacco Presses dc furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices
The supt rior nd enntuPes possess vii enable us
10 I'LL o dera upon the mfizt accommodating terms.
Orders left ut the law ulico Of Spence g. SLAUGHTER
will meet with prompt nttenli n.
sept 6-f4 SPENCE BEGGS a %
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RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond a

AND NEN-NORk PACKETS This new -
tome line Ia composed Of the following Vessels nnd
sails from New-Nork every three days. All owned IN
the city Of Richmond. VIZ
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GUNS,

Pistols Gum Materials Sporting apparatus,
OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
September G--dts LYNCHBURG. Va.
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IT Is ADMITTED BY ALL

IT Is ADMITTED BY AEL-1hat tho
cnsh Store is tho place ret pretty cheap and
good 6oo1s of which the subscriber has very large and
desrahe assortment just received from the Northern
tiiiea, consisting In pnt o the following: pnin BIN fig
ured Siks. Coor'd. Pld and Brocndc do Paris puidu,
Munslins, Alpnocns, Bombnznes, Merinoes. Prints,
Check and Swiss Musn-, ,shnws Io,ery Em roideries,
Ribbons Trimmings Ohildrens Gonds, &c, which ho
nViin. the particular attention of the ladies' for tho
gentlemen he has splendid stock Of li'k and Color'd.
Ulohs. BFk. aud fancy CnsAin"res, Velvet aud silk
Vesings, Cnvuts Collars and all Goods for gentlemena
wenf--nlsl. uiRe stock q! rwiled Cloths Satinets
Linaeya, keraoys, Kentucky Jeans, Blankets and all
goods uaunlly kept in Dry Guods Store Il you want
bargain give enl WIN. s. HANNAH.
1na
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.npAprICuLAR NOTICE.


Guardians are often misled with respect
|, source of disease in their sons and wards
tien do they ascribe to "ther causes the
|, frame, palpitation of the Heart, Dyspcp-
~ arrangement of the Nervous System,
gm,toms of Consumpti' n, also those Sc
I,f,,s such as loss of Memory, Depres
ar pecr ar fits of Melancholy, when
bcy have been caused by 'ndnlging IN
I alluring practices, destructive to both
[pd. Thus are swept from existence thou
gnt have been of use to their Country
! ,pir friends and ornaments to Society.
RATIVE REM EDl FOX
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Il and important Remedy has restored
yigor to thousands of the most debilitated
pany who had lostall hopes. and been a
die. By its complete invigoration OF the
,em the whole faculties become restored
tper power and functions. and the taiien
/ is raised up to beauty, consistency ahd
n fheruins oIan emaciatcd and premature
plud and pristine health. Oh. how happy
5 of misguided youths been made. who
denIy restored to health from the devasta
i terrific maladies which result from IN
iSnch persons. before contemplating mar
4 elect that sound mindand body are the
D symluisites to promote connubial happi
b., without this, the iourneythrough lite be-
BY pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens
ac mind becomes shadowed with despair,
b. the melancholy reflection that the haPPi-
herbecomes bHghted with our own. Let
racy prevent you, but apply Immediately.
'aces hImsellunderth the care of DIR. JOii ~
rriigiously confde in his honor as Gen
confidently rely upon his skill as = Physi-
TO STRANGERS.
'6onSaafs cured atths institution withinlhe
f. and the numerous important Surgical
Performed by DIR, j., Witnessed by the Re-
papers and many other persons. notices oi
pPearedagainand again before The public,is
-aantee that the afflicted will find skill
'mhe physician.
1're Te 50 many ignorant and ~ tn
'iyertl'lng themselves as Physicians, ruin
''i'he heaIrealy afflicted, that Dir. Johnston
'''a'y y to say, especially to those uaacqunin
reputation TINT his ere lentials or diplo
ang in his office
AAhNESS OF THE ORGANS.
cured, md full vigor restored.
LETTERS Observation-Disclosures
ALI. Dcts .dsrly
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N1rIES FOR SALE.

MILES FOR SALE.
~ hoyc an hand lot of hrst.rate Mu.cs BROKE
SNyA and unhrohe which viii dispose OF ON reason
xsHxNnlle terms They are No /, and any one wish
;aa ~ .xenine them can do by calling at my Liver!
Stable at ne upper eud of Man ,tr""t'
S"ai u, NV W j. READ
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Insurance Company OF the Valley in Ynginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900
harter Oak Life Insurance Company Huniolll Com
CAPITAL, 100000

/ INSURANCE. can be effected in these companies uI-
L On as fair terms, in any Others OF cqual respon.
bili'y, by appcationto
T. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lyaehburg
17-J1V
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

E'OR RMANUFACTUHER -l000 pound
l. of fnncu beans, and large supply Of Esscntia
Oils such emoa Anise. Wintergreen, Cinnamon
Cloves monl. Bergamot. Juniper, Orange, Roc, Sa,
safrns, &c, &c for sale by JOHN II. SEAY &GO.
Also large stock OF handing brushes brandin
bonrd> branding. ink, &c. sep 26s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04

lust RECEIVED-on Con,'snme"f =
y Bnshel. Mulricole Rye for seed, Tor safe ny
p9,"''> WILSON & FRANKLIN.
AIDES WOKk TABLEs- rs In gre"
IL varety--Prcrs varying ifoh - 10 STvfvSroN
,ept29 Is .,
SCARCE ARTICLE.-l875l lbs. iAi-
\ TOW. in cnk. $ receiving and for sale by INV
~" u" '' GEORGE BAGBY.
,i,o ARTISTS Portrait Painters; >sl' &c
complete ass"m" Of English raHs1& ,anian |3cr Vcr
". '''' -, Blucs Sr-Fne Artists Brushes, ali
] mii%n' ws nas%s ~ Du furnish at short nor'e Canvass pre-
] nnr' for a~as Eae Ivory for ,na,ulg Paal."s ae a.
md the ossary urc'es used ny
New Drug Store.
y,r.ss0D.sT HXMNs-Comprisins al
aba ..s' a. M. "a no u mo) with mi m. with with
out hnnH J. ~ ~" C. MORSE
received by
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04
Union STEAMSHIP CompA- .ss3

AnRn.f2 , dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-04
INSURANCE AGENCY,

or the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL. $500 900