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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
SHAVING
And Hair TDres sing.

A NTHoNY FREY. THANKFUL FOR PAST F.t-
II vors, would re5Fee'fu'ly form tie pubic that
he will at al times be found ready To visit upoa
them at the old stand opposite the Court Iiaue. He
ha. just received aes and extensive stock of PEI
fume.y, Shaving Crelsn, Bay Rusn, &c, which viii
be furnished CHEAP
~ Lyons ce 'cbratcl Kathairon and Bachelors
Hair Dye always la Id forsa e. apple a; may
be de irei.
sgy- Razors honed and ground shamposihe
'done in the most approved style Give us a call.
Freehold, Aug. H. 1855. 42-tf
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INC Q N INC . " e. w BML HBRAbD.
POPULAR TRADE IN
ID r. " G. o @ ID S .


TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW IN STORE
Il one of the LARGEST and BEST selected stock
ever offered in this market; and having purchased
their goods at the late AUCTION SALES for CASH
and at plices in many cases for less than
HALF THEIR COST
to import are enab ed to sell Rich Dress Silks at IS
5s., 6s per yard Rich Chinese aud Brocade do,
from S. to $3.50. Rich Printed ind Plaid Bareges
at Is, Is Cd, Is. and Is Cd. per yard Rich Chen
der,lians at 3s. to 6s per yard. Robes from sc to
SIS Fine Printed Lawns at &C. Fine French do
Is. Rich Organdeps at Is. Cd, and Is per Yard
Ladies' Best Kid Gloves at soc. per pair.
A large stock of Embroideries at one half their
usual prices. Also, MOURNING GOODS of every
description Shawls Of every style Fenton's Celc-
brated Linens, Sheetngs ShTtings Quilts Blankets,
Towelings, Lace Curtains and Dgapery Muslins, sc
All Of the above named goods now being sold
at 5Dpcr cent under their regular prices Our terms
are CASH and only ONE PRICE ASKED
L. IL. LEADBEATER & Co.
35--f 81 Broadway.
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New Saddle g. Harness
MANDATORY IN FREEHOLD.


C0WDRICK, TRUCK & LAAIBERTSON, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public that they are nov
SSSaprepared to manufacture Harness, at their new
@55establishment in Freehold, in as neat and sub
4 stantial manner, and at prices liberal as
they can be had elsewhere. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips Trunks, Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs Constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons.
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find us in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph Huse as Hat Store
~ Orders from a distance will be punctually at
tended to.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
ronage we have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases will
merit continuance of public favor.
]. B. C0WDRICK
CHARLES Truck
DAVID LAAIBERTS0N
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49,
A n4Dn

" D. YLIET formerly of the firm of Vliet &
Hummer, having located himself with the above firm
of G. G. VOORHEES, g. Son, would be happy to serve
his friends and customers Of the late firm at this es-
tablishment, assuring them that he is prepared to
furnish them with any article in this line on as good
terms as heretofore, and at prices as low as any
Clothing House in this city. Oily
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N e W Coal ard,
Walton St. Odell,
F @ R S A L E f!

A PAIR OF FINE GREY HORSESHOE SIX
IA and the other eight years old They are sound
and kind in every particular; can be drove double
or single; are good travellers, and excellent work
horses. They will be warranted to be everything
that horses should be, and sold for wantof use,
the owner is about to quit the farming business
For further information, enquire at this Office. 80
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UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!
IN
CT Q TH c.,
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL,
BY
G. G. VOORHEES, & som,

Formerly WIN. L. Kulk
>ss THE LARGEST AND BEST PATRoNIzED
IA Clothing Warehouse in the State occapv;no
III the whole of that Spacious Store No 2 PAT
ERSON BLOCK. Here the public may find by fan
the Largest Cheapest and Best Manufactured Stock
ever before offered in this city The reputation pos
sessed by this house for number of years for Su-
pcriority of Make and Style Of Garments, and which
has given it such Widespread popularity and extern
svc patronage, has Induced the present proprietors
to spare no pains to procure Men of Taste, Expo
rience and Ability, to superintend the
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT,
whose aim it is to produce an article of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
equal to Custom Work, and superior to anything in
this market.
Having effected arrangements in the purchase OF
Goods, unequallcd by any other Chthing Establish
ment in this city, from which we have manufactured
for the present and coming Season., much larger
stock than that formerly kept by this house we have
found it necessary for convenience as well as for
the better accommodation of our customers ito occu-
Ply both the First md Second floors of our Building
as SALES ROOMS, where are prepared to show
a magnificent stock of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
at unusually low prices.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
This Department shall at all times contain an extern
sive assortment of Cloths Cassimers and Vestings
every desirable style that the New York market af
fords which we are prepared to manufacture to or
der i'll strict accordance with the prevailing Style OF
acco ding to the wants and wishes of our customers
and at all times guarantee to give entire satisfaction
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
We shall constantly keep on hand large assert
ment of Shirts, Bosoms Collars, Stocks Crayats
Handkerchief, Shoulder Braces ,Suspenders, Trunks
Vahses Carpet Rags, aud 81 oster articles Usually
kept III similar establishment all of which he arc
determined to sell at prices defying Competition.
g. G. VOORHEES,, n - 1yooDrp,e eo,-
A. V. N. Voorhees, y ~ oo'iAni'o Y 'ooN'
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M Ssca.

TINE BOOKS OF ACCOUNT OF TIE FIRM OF
i GooPEa x CoxovER, were this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1856 assigned to the subscribers, and we have
placed them in the hands of CHAs A. BENEFIT for
immediate collection. All persons indebted on said
books forbid settling any Of said accounts with
any other person, except with the subscribers as we
intend to hold all persons liable to US who are in
debtcd on said books from that date
d. NJ. R. C. RUE.
August 20, 1865 44-tf
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A CARD.
GEORGE PATTERSO,

GEORGE PATTERSON
HAVING ASSOCIATED HIMSELF WITH D. NJ.
Ii & r. c. Rue, in the FURNITURE BUSINESS,
and having an entre new and splendid stock of Fur
nture &c, respectfully solicts the patronage of his
friends and the public and continuance of that
.-z=-.=--zsS hitherto so literally bestowed on the
s5 ya7szagzsaSS old firm. He trusts, with the com
d bined facilities Of the old firm, to sat
isfy discerning public. We are determined to sell
lower than any other establishment in the County,
with the old motto, 'pay as you go" Give us call
and examine for yourselves, and get AN ENTIRE
OUTSET FOR TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. The
articles are, one Bureau Bedstead one Table one
Stand, one Looking Glass, and dozen Chairs-all
these articles for E25. Beat this if you CAM
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
70. M. g. r. G. RUE'S,

F,REEHOLD " J.
nRY GOODS % PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
II ever. They have just received one Of the most
extensive and desirable Stocks of Foreign
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ever offered to the inhabitants of Monmouth County.
Having the past season reduced their stock unusual
ly low, which enables them to offer almost entire
NEW STOCK OF.SUMMER GOODS,
which have just been purchased at the present very
low prices. Their stock comprises, in part,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of every descrpton--pain, psid, striped and bro
cade Silks, of all qualities; very large stock of
Black Silk of the best make the market Ca produce
Alpacas Bombazines Musline dc Bege Barege and
Chal dc LANES French Jacouett and Lawns, plain
and figured Baeges, embroidered and plain Cling
hams Prints, &c.
MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, yestings, pant
and coat Linens, of every style; Bonds and Lucas
Stripes, in large quantities. together with very
heavy stock of Sheetings, both linen and cotton J;
Lurier and Cotton Pillow Case Muslins, Shifting
Muslias, Table Diapers, Damask Towehgs, Elan
nels, Stripe Shirtings, &c
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Hardware, Iron and Steel, China and
Glassware, Looking Glasses &c, &c.
az Those in want of goods in our line will find
it to their advantage to give cFl before supply
ing themselves as our stock is complete in all its
various branches and greater bargains Will be offer
ed than ever before known.
D. NJ & R. C. RUE
Freehold, Maybe, 1855. ~ 29-tf
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FOR SALE,

AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
X COTTAGE HOUSES, IN THE VILLAGE OF
- Red Bank Also, 2 Stores with Dwellings at
tached in the best business part of the village all il
good condition and conveniently arranged.
For terms, &C., apply to
JOSEPH ". BORDEN, Esq
Red Bank, June 80, 1856 36-9m
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ARD,
THE CELEBRATED
DaguerreOtVDist.

TJAs RETURNED T@@THIs VILLAGE WITH
IL his Mammeth Gallery. 1t is situated as for
merly-opposte The Academy, Manstreet He,will
remain but short time
q The prices are from ONE DOLLAR upward
Flctures taken inscloudy as well as clear weather
Mr.. a. will be at his Gallery from s A. M till
R NJ. -
Freehold August %, 1856 AZ r.
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BUILDING LOTS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS A NUMBER OF De
i sirable Building Lots in the Village of Freehold
which will be sold on reasonable terms. These Lots
are large and pleasantly situated Also lot Of
Woodland near the village Apply to
34-tf JNo: p. THR0CKAf0RTON. Z
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UNDERTAKING.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ALSO HAVE AN ASSORT-
ca ment of the best C0FFINS on hand, the
lowest prices.
All orders in this line viii be promptly attended to
at the shortest notice They have a new and SPLEEN
did lIEARSE for the business
Place of business next door to Cooper & Conover's
Wheelwright shop
G. W. PATTERSON & co. /
Freehold, April 4, 1885. If
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FREEHOLD
Mutual Loan ASSOC alton

HNIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders of the &c Freehold Mutual Loan Associa-
ti,an will be held at the Academy in Freehold, at
6 - O'Clock, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th day
of September next, to e.ect officers for the ensuing
year, &c. ,,-,-,,,,,,
Freehold Aug. u 1873. 42-}w
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+. Auctioneer.

r G. THoMPR0N OFFERS HIS. SERVICES T(
the citizens of this county and the public gener
ally as an Auctoneer All letters addressed to hin
at Carksburg, New Jersey, or Cox's HOTEL Freehold
win meet with prompt attention.
November g. 1854 2-tf
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST PROCURED AND
a put III working order Turning Lathe for turn
ing all kinds of metals for all kinds of machii.ey-
Farmers and others viii find this a great aceonlmuda-
ton, inasmuch they have their machinery re-
paired at home by practical machinest instead Of
being obliged to take them to the city, as ON former
occasions.
THOMAS PEARSON.
November 8, 1854. PIT
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E$TA45Cn-

ORDERS OF PERSONS WISHING COAL, WOOD
" Grain Hay, Straw or Gountry Produce, ofevery
kind, will be puncually atterdel to, upon their re
cept enclosing pay for the same
Princeton Basin, n j., Aug g, 1855. s1l-3m
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Freehold institute,
This is First Glass Boarding School
for Roys,

49, hSO1AOOA
for Boys.
TNHE COURSE OF STUDY is EXTENTED AND
- varied Pupils are fitted for Commercial or
Scientific pursuits, for any class in college Be
sides the classes in the Languages, Mathematics and
ordinary primary Studies there are classes in Land
Surveying, Engineering and Agricultural Chemistry
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged ac-
cordingly
INSTRUCTORS.
Oliver r. Willis, a. NJ, Prncipal-Mora Phloso-
ply and Natural Science
Charles 4. Walters, a. B., Associate Principal
Latin and Greek
s W. Chadbourne Vice Principal ,-NIathematius
History and Vocal Music.
George L. Ames A. B. Latin, Greek, and English
Languages
B de Prud homme, B. L.,-Frcnch Language.
Charles H. HinclSley,-Perspective and Linear
Drawing.
Edward II. RcdfeId, Piano, Violin and Flute
For Catalogues and fuller information apply to the
principals
OLIVER r. WILLIS,
CHARLES A. WALTERS
November 8, 1854 off
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VIM. I. PATTERSON & SON,
BINDING IT NECESSARY TO ENLARGE
i their business, in order to meet the constantly
increasing demands of customers, have removed to
that spacious store, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Cowart & Patterson, where they Intend to keep a
large assortaient of
MEN IS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
made in the verYbest manner, and of the best mate
rial the market can afford, and akless prices than
any other establishment il the State. Our
CLOTHS, CASSIMEkES & VESTINGS,
cannot be exeelled-comprising the choicest secc-
lions of the most celebrated English, French and
German manufacture.
Vestings of Black ands Fancy Silk, Satin, Velvet
and Cashmere of the most recent styles.
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, Of every variety.
Cutting done in the most Fashionable Style,
Clothes Repaired and Cleaned with neatncss.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT:
In this branch the same Excellence that has ever
been apparent in garments and that has great
y distinguished them for beingaasty and adapted to
FORM will still recommend us to all who appreciate
this very important consideration
We solicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally Give call and examine our
goods, before purchasing elsewhere. 25-tf
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KETCHUM'S MOWER AND McCOR
MICK'S MOWER & REAPER
COMBINED,

Also for sale. Likewise
SHARP'S PATENT HORSE POWER
WHEELER's PATENT
HORSE POWER & THRESHERS.
-MooREs PATENT GRAIN DRILL,
For the Counties Of Mercer, Middlescx, Monmouth
and Burlington.
All those who may want Drills in said counties
will please call on u.s. as have the exclusive right
for their sale in the counties above mentioned.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing under the firm OF pERRiNs q NELSON, Tor
tho nurnose OF CARRYING on the Cabinet Making bust
ness in Freehold, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent, AN accounts of the firm will be collected
anu pau y JOHN NJ. G. PERRINE,
JOHN w. NELSON.
Dated Freehold July II, 1922
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Attention All!

October 25, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-17
+ uvERCOMPLAlNT, JAuNDIoE, nys

IVERCOMPLAI JAUNDICE, DfS-
Il IIpepsia Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of the
Kidneys. and NIL diseases arising from Disordercd
Liver Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles
Fullnesr Blood the Iead. Aoidiiy of the Somucl
Naul Heartburn Disgust Tor Food fullness weight
H. the Stomach, Sour Eruciatiops Sinking Futtcring
the Pit Of the Somach Swimming of the aad, liur'
ricd and difficult Breathing, flutterng nj the Heart
Choaking or Sufocatire Sensations when in lying pos
ture, Dimness Of Vision Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Pers.
piraion, Yeowness of the skin and Ewes Pain in the
Side, Back Chest, Limbs &C., Sudden fushes OF fient
Burning In the Flesh. Constant lmaginngs OF Evil and
great depression Of Spirits can be elscualiy cured by
DocrEH HooFLAsDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BrTTERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Gsrmnn Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch door below Sixth, Phiiada.
Their power over the above diseases is not exceed.
if cqualed, by any other preparation In the United
States the attest, In uapy cases after shilul
ph yscian- Lad luiled.
These Btters are worthy the attention Of lnvalids.
Possc-sng great virtues In the rechcaton of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
IN wenk aud uet tons c the digestive organs, they
are withal Q. certain and pleasant
VIRGINIA. TESTIMONY. DR. j. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Va. Feb. 9th, 1852. sad III entirely out of the
German Btors. They have become ali the rage Moth
ngelse sells"
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock Va
said, Jan 9th 1885, IA Great Medlcne.-We have
uniformly retnred from recommending TO the public
any u he various patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among those
c,nsider worthy of notice. is the German Bitters. in
ented by DR.. Hoohand, and prepared by DIR. Jackson
Philale phia One instance, in particular in whioh
sui eror virtues OF tabs medicine have been tosted
fallen under Observation. During the last
ine, n of Mr.. Abram Cmbill, OF this county.
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint, and after
wing, in van various RENE lies, he purchased bottle
pf the Btters aud after using il. much relieved
u his distressing malady that he procured another bot
lie and is restored eatirely to health"
1Ley are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients, always strengthen the SYSTEM and never
estate IL. ..t
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by apothecaies and storekeePers IN
very town in the United States.
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, J. Ii. THOMPSON & co,
IN }. H. SEAY 81 CO., Lynchburg, nd by dealers in
medicine everywhere. tsep6fy
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z. W. PIckRELL. N. NJ. TANNoR
PICKKELL II TANNOK,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS.
Petersburg. Va.


XAE rcspccinly ca the ettrnmi If lhe eitikehs of
w lyhehburg, and the surrounding uutry, To our
extensive assortment of Lumber winch consists of
nuny kinds suitable Builders Tobaeronists Cnhinot
Makers &c.
For Builders have all gfndes nf Albany White
Pine, Chor,y. Mahogany Blaek Walnut. Nc.
For Tohacconists, we keep Il laRe ston of White
Pine Cullin,;s. suitable for Cesng--Buiton Wood and
White Oak for B,xes
For Cabinet Makers, we have Poplar Cherry. Maple
&c, a., with general assortment IT every thing
nlly kept In Lumber Yard, such Oypiess Shingles,
Laths. Spruce Pine Palngs, Ne, &c.
ANTHRACITE UOAL.-our Yatd |. always sup.
piled with the best Red and White Ash Goal. which
throw in the Box Cars from Yard or put in
ho ,sheads and forward. To dealer. wishing a large
quantity. prepared TO offer Inducements
having from the Southside Road. running
wharf. where load ron, the vesscl-
We will sell low aud forward with much dispatch
ms any firm in the Siutc
We will also attend To the Gorwa rd,ng ii
chandise entrusted to To Tobacco iis ship
ping we ufer great facility The ,nke IL
10 our wharf. whore il can be put directly tho
sells oither for Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We also have Crane. capable of raising or ffeen
tons, which 'oke any heavy article from the vessel
to the We viii bep pleased receive orders
tend to any thing IN line. ~ dfn
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r.,o TITE LOVERS OF TmE F.NE

l. ARf>.--Those who delight To lon. upon and adj
miro tho beautiful specimens OF aiab the band of
man. in the prescott progressive nge Is fominr nre
spectluily invited to cnll G. w NINNiS a. co, Mt
their well established Daguerrean Cutlery. There the
Statesmen Of the country win intellectual brow and
gust n,ein stand rtn the plate with sueh natural
aud e-like appearances TINT the spectator almost fan
riss he hen,s the heart throt and the lips
There, too, tho beautiful hlushng maiden, with spark
linz eyes ind cbnrnug lips, invites tbs ardent youth
gaze in admiration Heavens ss beat gif sinful
man" There, too frollicking rompng ehiidbJo l. With
bnoyant heart aud merry hugh the visitor and
holds him charmed 10 the spot Then come TO q. w.
MlNNIS a. cos aud view the handsome specimens
Have your likeness, aud reader. induce her YOU
above all others accompany you; and not
contented without exact representation of her and
of those you hold dear earth. Then should the s
cord be snapped and the golden bowl bro',en, you
have that left hich will cali wildly ynur r,cn
lection the departed Pictures taken in all weah
with equal facili,ies and with the perection.
Remember MlNNIS Il 90. tho give you
perfect Likeness, and they oay be found ut a times at
iheii far famed Gallery. Main street. Sd door from
Bridge street Iynchhurg and Sycamore street, Peters
burg Va. G. w. MINIS a. co,
iy 25s Daguerrean Artists.
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cPRgNG TRADE ls35.-GEo. y

CPRENds TRADE IN5j.-GED. =. JDNES
- Il co. Whoesoie Druggists, Pe.ersbug. Nhginin,
have received their SPRiSa SroeK of Drugs Medi.
cine-. Paints, &c. md offer for snle mn assort
inent, embracing n articles in this line. suited
the wants OF Country Merchants, Druggists, Physiears
und Farmers.
Obianine their Supplies from Manufacturers and I'm.
rnrters only, they prepared furnish these goods
low nny regular Jnhbine honse. IT. "Ofdes receive
prompt and careful attention. mal9.ts
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1 pROGREss. ..-rArENT AMn Il o.

IfPES,-Ihe = ,iefrhefA having associated then.
stises tarnor for th purpose oi conducting the Pho
togiaphio Art all il. branches, under tie s,ylc
and fam OF GIBBS kEAGY, tfc now prepared to-.
urni.h pictures In every style Of the known In i4
country or Euronr They rall especial attention to
tlcir style Potures Ambrotypes. on glnss, lar
exceeding in beauty ahi durability any thing be-
tare nude. Thcse Pictures reversed Da-
euerreotypes ar. and may be in any light They
imperishabe. hci'i ! hsrm tically sealed beween
glass plates which senlirg seeared y by Letters Pat
ont, in h, Uni cd States end Euron and owned In this
p,c. by Gibbs keagy only. rgasa8 as#
Tnese Ambiotynes are pronounced. by competehs
Judges 10 he the grlndesi achievement 10 tho Photo-
gaplc having reief nnd ccarncss truly onish.
hs. Made fran the smallest to life size
Amlroype Sinreoseopes must be scon to be appreci.
ecd, the re,ict being fully AZ perfect as life.
As,, their Mezorraphs or Pictures pager from life.
Those equal 10 the finest nenvings, and
ouratc In detail. Any pumber from single si,tng--
from t. thonsand-cher pa or cooied, In
ter or oil. Hfa
Ctsens and strangers invited call and exam.
Inc specimens IN the various branches, they
.med Of polite ention and superior Pictures.
Gollsry tho OIL stand Of 4. r. Gibbs, next door
to Virgioa Bank, Lynchburs. ?. r. GIBBS.
JAS. KEAGY.
T. --ln Ambroryres tho style of drapery tho
coIor Of tho eye makss difference, all equally
well taken. Dagueneolypes copied into Anb'oiypes
md made permanent aug G ia q. & X.
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serenl out and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square, daily 80
por two do do 80
For square semweely T.: 80
% intended for both papers subject to special
! onract. .
Annual advertisers will be limited to their Immediate bu
nes advertisements charged at transient rates
Hs- An advertisements appear In the daily and semi
weekly papers.
G- Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
r,'aably for the